She makes $16 an hour. “That’s why I steal.”
— DocumentingLibs (@USADocumented) September 29, 2026
Says an hour of her life can’t buy a whole meal.
Says $20 soap at Walmart is a personal insult. “Are you dumb? I’m not doing that.”
No, she steals.
Same video: she hates work. Hates school. Hates where she lives. Reality “doesn’t… pic.twitter.com/Yr8vbfTKmg
She makes $16 an hour. “That’s why I steal.”
Says an hour of her life can’t buy a whole meal.
Says $20 soap at Walmart is a personal insult. “Are you dumb? I’m not doing that.”
No, she steals.
Same video: she hates work. Hates school. Hates where she lives. Reality “doesn’t feel real.” And the thing that really broke her was watching girls post Birkin hauls like we’re all on the journey together.
You’re not in the financial streets because soap costs $20.
You’re in the financial streets because you want the Birkin lifestyle, refuse the $2 soap, hate the job that pays you, hate the school that could change the rate, and decided shoplifting is the ideology. You even said you can’t feed yourself a meal for your hourly rate.
The elephant in the room isn’t billionaires.
It’s that you’re broke and picky and proud of both.“What is the point?”
Not getting booked for a bar of soap you could’ve replaced with the store brand.
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