/tv/ - tell me about the nepotism - Television & Film

Anonymous

11/20/25(Thu)12:04:17 No.216055369

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tell me about the nepotism

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:26:53 No.216056841

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:26:53 No.216056841

>>216055369
It's a multi generational sex cult. You're misunderstanding what you're seeing.

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:33:33 No.216056962

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:33:33 No.216056962

>>216055369
In my town is a bakery that has been in the same family for 5 generations. Its fucking disgusting. They should give it to whoever is the best baker to apply for the job rather than their children.

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:34:41 No.216056980

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:34:41 No.216056980

>>216056962
its simple. you must kill the bakeman

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:35:50 No.216056998

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:35:50 No.216056998

>>216055369
Stephen Gylenhall is literally a nobody. If it's so easy that all you need is a father working in the industry then why didn't Elliot Rodger become a movie star?

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:39:58 No.216057066

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:39:58 No.216057066

>>216056962
Same. They're grandfathered in so they don't pay rent they own the shop in the strip. Checked em out one day the old bat gave me cookies that were literally green and moldy nice surprise 20 minutes after I got home

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)13:40:58 No.216057081

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)13:40:58 No.216057081

>>216056998
because his parents didn't love him properly and were assholes and didn't socialize him at all?