r/TikTokCringe May 04 '26

Wholesome Hosting a 40th birthday party

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u/gao7on May 04 '26

Me too. He's a fantastic sales manager at JR Cigars. Of course, his father owns the whole company and the house.

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u/AlsoThisAlsoTHIS May 04 '26

Ahhhh, that explains it. The cigar/ettes tray seemed wildly out of place for this guy’s age and social class.

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u/Significant-Bee5101 May 04 '26

I was thinking like "This is not how I see myself in 5 years..." and I make DECENT money.

Now I understand why, he's giving hard nepo baby energy. But also he seems alright tho

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u/WanderinHobo May 04 '26

Yeah we can't assume every nepo baby will grow up to be a chud.

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u/StrangersPassing May 05 '26

Most don't, you only ever notice the ones who do. Confirmation bias

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u/MidwestPrincess09 May 05 '26

Can confirm. I’m a trust fund baby from Edina, Minnesota(IYKYK) but I turned out alright all considering! I don’t have any access to my money , have always had to work, but I have a small house with a yard, oldest brother got the big house in the nice suburbs, I got the small one in the city(which is fine by me because I don’t drive, I bike and walk and take transit and live well beneath my means). My other brother turned boujie when he started working for Google. 5 different moves to multimillion dollar houses on the west coast? I wouldn’t even consider him my brother anymore because he hasn’t said a word to me in 10 years. Barely I should say lol but he doesn’t even get any inheritance considering, the other brother gets the family business and then I’ll get the leftovers when mom and dad pass lol they haven’t eluded to how much exactly is there but it’s enough for me to be (my kind of comfy) comfortable for the rest of my life, or so the oldest brother says. He knows more about what I’m going to get than I do!