World’s Richest Woman Says Poor Should Have Less Fun, Work Harder

[itsdrei]

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hahahaahha

[mokiloo]

A lot of Billionaires out there played while they were young, drank more, watched movies, gone fishing, lived the normal life.

And so this overfed fat Hippo say the poor can't have the same privilege? I say F$%K you!. Your Father did the hard work,started the mining business, built the empire, and prepared the inheritance for you woman! While you sat on your couch watching TV, eating ice cream and brownies.

of course they (the poor) are also entitled equally to those luxuries the rich are enjoying
but they have to afford it first

[mokiloo]

you people may curse and hit hard on her with her statments
pero sayop ba siya?

nahala kinsa to diha pag dinato mo like a millionaire and prove this lady wrong!!!

[jangska]

kung di nimo i.balance imong kinabuhi tabla ra gihapon unsaon mana nimo ang kwarta kung ugma pwede patay naka..

live fast die fun.

[onard04]

bahala sud.an buwad bsta nka starbucks lng sa ayala hehehehehe

[buyogon]

Agree ko niya, since poor pa work hard and less fun then once madato na less work and more fun

[bleedingboi]

Working more, less fun. The question is, if there are more opportunities for 40 hour/week earners to add a "second job" to their schedules. This happens in Australia,, Canada, US, and is very rare here in the Philippines.

[bleedingboi]

of course they (the poor) are also entitled equally to those luxuries the rich are enjoying
but they have to afford it first

With less wealth to spend, then the poor still is not "entitled" to luxury. She can say these things to all Australians, but not to the whole world. Since most countries with high unemployment rate do not have the benefits of offering "second jobs" to the lower income class.

[buyogon]

Working more, less fun. The question is, if there are more opportunities for 40 hour/week earners to add a "second job" to their schedules. This happens in Australia,, Canada, US, and is very rare here in the Philippines.

Base on experience, daghan ko kauban diri sa gitrabahoan (full time) nga naa mga sideline/s (nagpa lending, eload, freelance, baligya mga garments, beauty products og uban pa) naa sa mga 40 - 50% and naa sad ani mga undergrad and naghinay2 og kuha ginagmay og units sa college kay aim sad nila nga maka diploma sa college and I disagree when you say "rare" sa Philippines, naa ra na sa taw kung ganahan ba sa siya mo asenso lisod man gud ning uban nga ganahan instant nga dato so hapit kada adlaw mang hearing sa swertres, lotto og unsa pa na diha.

Kung gugustuhin, maraming paraan. Kung ayaw, maraming dahilan

[bleedingboi]

Base on experience, daghan ko kauban diri sa gitrabahoan (full time) nga naa mga sideline/s (nagpa lending, eload, freelance, baligya mga garments, beauty products og uban pa) naa sa mga 40 - 50% and naa sad ani mga undergrad and naghinay2 og kuha ginagmay og units sa college kay aim sad nila nga maka diploma sa college and I disagree when you say "rare" sa Philippines, naa ra na sa taw kung ganahan ba sa siya mo asenso lisod man gud ning uban nga ganahan instant nga dato so hapit kada adlaw mang hearing sa swertres, lotto og unsa pa na diha.

Kung gugustuhin, maraming paraan. Kung ayaw, maraming dahilan

I was referring to blue-collar workers look for a second blue-collar job, which is not common here. Not businesses or SME's.