Yeah but you don't get the CEO of Porsche take to social media having a paddy telling people to get in their 30 year old jalopys and make do with that cos they do the same thing anyway. It's unprofessional.I actually don’t blame her for the rant- people are so entitled these days. So some people can’t afford this stuff, well as she says there is a way to make the protein, there are hacks for a lot of this stuff. I can’t afford a Porsche so I don’t go on their page and start moaning about how their cars are out of my price range and it’s not fair. I get on with life and don’t begrudge those that can afford it. People are so fucking entitled these days and want something for nothing all the time.
Maybe the CEO of Porsche should cos as I’ve said people seem to think that they are entitled to whatever they want these daysYeah but you don't get the CEO of Porsche take to social media having a paddy telling people to get in their 30 year old jalopys and make do with that cos they do the same thing anyway. It's unprofessional.
I get it & you might rant or moan in private but to do it publicly-nope. She then comes across as entitled that she expects people to be able to afford £42 for protein powder, which allows her to spend a month in Oz in peak season.I actually don’t blame her for the rant- people are so entitled these days. So some people can’t afford this stuff, well as she says there is a way to make the protein, there are hacks for a lot of this stuff. I can’t afford a Porsche so I don’t go on their page and start moaning about how their cars are out of my price range and it’s not fair. I get on with life and don’t begrudge those that can afford it. People are so fucking entitled these days and want something for nothing all the time.
She’s vile!I thought that rant was awful. She was basically slagging off a customer! To make the joke about blossom hill & Michael kors bag, whilst amusing, was bully behaviour.
Does it though? The people who can’t afford it are clearly not her target customer base.but her rant just alienates customers as she’s basically saying “if you can’t afford it , f**k off”.
I’m intrigued as to how it could be perceived as entitled to offer a product for sale. If people can’t afford it, they don’t have to buy it? But clearly there people who can afford it.I get it & you might rant or moan in private but to do it publicly-nope. She then comes across as entitled that she expects people to be able to afford £42 for protein powder, which allows her to spend a month in Oz in peak season.
I mean the rant makes her entitled. Or maybe arrogant. Not only can she not take feed back but she has a rant & humiliates a customer in the process.Does it though? The people who can’t afford it are clearly not her target customer base.
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I’m intrigued as to how it could be perceived as entitled to offer a product for sale. If people can’t afford it, they don’t have to buy it? But clearly there people who can afford it.
You don’t get the likes of Victoria Beckham jumping on Instagram to scold people in the comments saying they can’t afford her skincare or make up basically telling them to f**k off. There’s even people in the WillPowders Facebook group who have a good amount of disposable income and spend every month buying the collagen , MCT etc but even they say buying everything every month soon mounts up into the £100’s.Does it though? The people who can’t afford it are clearly not her target customer base.
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I’m intrigued as to how it could be perceived as entitled to offer a product for sale. If people can’t afford it, they don’t have to buy it? But clearly there people who can afford it.
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