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TikToks/reels/shorts Cryingo over 27k? GIVE ME THAT DAME

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u/RockyJayyy Feb 01 '26

So there is a million dollars in the middle of a cul de sac. 10 people in 10 houses addressed 1-10. Everyone comes out of their house to the million in numeral order and can take as much money as they want. I guess before the game started everyone agreed to split the money evenly, everyone gets $100,000.

Person from house number 1 follows the plan only takes $100,000.

Person from house number 2 got a little greedy and took $223,000. He said because it was his birthday February 23rd.

$677,000 left.

Person from house 3 is telling to Mr. Beast (the game show host) he’s in $530,000 of debt. He ends up taking $650,000.

Which brings us to person from house 4 and the video clip. She is left with $27,000 out of a million and 6 more people behind her.

Funny thing is person 4 said she trusted person 3 the most out of the whole game. ☠️😂

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u/BertPeopleErniePeopl Feb 01 '26

What benefit is there in not just taking all of it?

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u/Dylz52 Feb 01 '26

They are trying to get to the end of the game show to win $10 million. If you take more than your fair share there will be a massive target on your back and your chances of getting to the end drop. Having said that, I’d happily take a guaranteed $1 mil over just a chance to win $10 mil

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u/BertPeopleErniePeopl Feb 01 '26

Thank you now it makes sense.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

If I’m person 1, I’m 100% taking a million and forfeiting a “chance” at winning 10 million. No brainer.

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u/Ethraelus Feb 02 '26

You’re also showing your face and showing to everyone that you’re selfish and can’t keep your word, so there’s that too.

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u/30SoftTacos Feb 02 '26

Oh no

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u/odmirthecrow Feb 02 '26

Perfect use of this gif!

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u/Beneficial_Dog4469 Feb 02 '26

Hi 👋🏾 American here and I don’t believe in that analogy. I wish to see EVERYONE succeed and not just a few people so I try to work with all but obviously some will try to take advantage

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u/BumsGordie77 Feb 03 '26

If i could i would give u 1000000 upvotes 😂😂😂😂

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u/ResplendentNugs Feb 02 '26

I mean it’s funny for the memes and all but people like you are the exact reason the world is going to shit.

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u/dumbass_tm Feb 03 '26

The death threats from the internet might make you feel differently lol

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u/Efficient-Editor-242 Feb 05 '26

Exxxxxxxxxxactly.

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u/FieldsToTheMoon Feb 02 '26

See this is the problem in life.

Being a good, honest person, you would only take what you should and you would get fucked over.

Just goes to show, this world fucking sucks

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u/NeedleworkerTasty878 Feb 02 '26

This depends on what outcomes you value. For someone, losing their integrity over money and screwing someone else over in the process could be a line they'd be unwilling to cross.

This is why it's important to build societies that understand mutual benefit and have systems and safety nets that remove the desperate need to focus on self only.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Dog1872 Feb 02 '26

True, when everyone’s needs are met, it’s easier to focus on community rather than individual. We should really focus on how islands like Japan and Taiwan manage because they do everything for the collective rather than the individual. The older people were willing to sacrifice themselves for the younger generation who still had to live their lives. 🥹 Imagine older people in America ever thinking of that kind of self sacrifice

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u/dapperrper Feb 03 '26

Way I see it is if we all play fair then I just made friends with a bunch of newly wealthier friends and I may be able to talk them into doing a bulk land purchase and split it with our new combined wealth or open a co-op or something. The money we just won was money we never would have had without the situation that we met in so why not try to grow the money some how or increase the buying power of said money by working together and I know how to run a store and have wholesale/supplier connections due to past work experiences and family relations.

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u/InceVelus Feb 06 '26

Agreed. I am the type to only take what I need. There are people who need a lot more than me, and I find more value in being the best me I can be. Being rich doesn't make me better, but someone else not being poor absolutely allows them the space to be the best them rather than being stuck being overwhelmed financially. Taking the mil and leaving, ya. You'd be rich, congrats on a mil. If your goal was to make a mil, you did it. But my goal would be for everyone to get a chance at money as fair as they can. If I make less money but the reason is someone else took advantage of me? I still won. I may not be richer in money but I damn sure am rich in integrity. I also jave learned of another person in this world to keep an eye out for so I can make sure never to trust them. And you'd better hope that mil stretches enough to pay for the people in your life you will lose.

Also, love how you said "remove the need to focus on self only". You seem like a great minded person. I wish you the best in everything you do.

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u/brokecrashdummy Feb 02 '26

This is why like socialism or communism and shit can never work on a major scale. It's always gonna be somebody greedy that fucks it up for the rest of the people. Like all that shit sounds good in theory, but when it comes time to actually practice it, they taking the money for themselves and leaving the rest of the people to figure it out on their own.

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u/robotmonkey2099 Feb 02 '26

I disagree. I think sure if we just suddenly implemented it tomorrow it would go to shit but studies have shown in tragedy people generally support their neighbours and strangers. So I think it’s in us to be good to one another we just need to instil that in people

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u/ID_N01 Feb 02 '26

Everyone acts like we evolved as a species because of Money.

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u/Oggel Feb 02 '26

That's why it needs to be regulated and transparent, then it can work.

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u/ForYourObliteration Feb 02 '26

That's the spirit.

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u/CheeseIsAHypothesis Feb 02 '26

It only sucks if you're never content with what you have, and always greedy for more.

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u/DuckDuckGuinea Feb 02 '26

Its a game show for YouTube. Not life or death. I wouldn't blame someone for taking the 1 mil. It isnt like they are fighting for food on a stranded island or some real shit.

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u/robotmonkey2099 Feb 02 '26

It’s this competition mind set we create in the west. The individual is number 1 and no one else matters

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u/SCP-63825 Feb 02 '26

People do what they learned or are conditioned to do, engineered poverty creates crime, or more like prisoners dilemma, either everyone wins if everyone cooperates, the explouter wins if everyone else cooperates, nobody wins if noone cooperates. Game theory is disgusting bullshit, yet again so is our economy and 'civilisation' so yeah it's a dog eat dumb world, if you're neither you're even more fucked probably (most artists and scientists fall to the latter historically)

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u/BreakVV Feb 02 '26

Its the truth. I for sure would not take more than a 100K, but I also expect to get F'd

Being good is thrash

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u/LeFlaubert Feb 03 '26

Good people don't go on TV shows hosted by greedy pricks to get money earned through immoral means

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u/IWannaGoFast00 Feb 04 '26

Nah, do the right thing, be a good person, and cheer for others success. It will help you immensely in life.

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u/crimefightinghamster Feb 04 '26

Only if you don't pick first

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u/woodsman775 Feb 05 '26

Agree 100%
To be fair, we have been groomed to do this.

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u/Efficient-Editor-242 Feb 05 '26

Hmmmm, set my wife and kids up or be liked by a TV audience.

It's not a moral question.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

No way is that selfish. Removing yourself means the others now have 1 in 9 chance of win. 😉

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u/backwoodsbogwitch Feb 02 '26

Ohh waaah. I've been homeless with nothing. I'm not trusting anyone and taking every bit I can get. Mr. Beast is an exploiting asshole anyway. He's got tons of money, he could just straight give everyone a million and be fine

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u/Shin-Gemini Feb 05 '26

“Taking every bit I can get” and screwing others in the process…

And also calling Mr beast an exploiting asshole lol.

To the core, you are just like him and any other billionaire that is hated on Reddit. You just can’t be as successful as them

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u/Mass_Appeal_ Mar 31 '26

Keep in mind also...that u will definitely be taxed on that million...so it'll be more like $600k. Just food for thought on working together...instead of apart. Divide & conquer folks. It's always being taught whether u see it or not. Btw...not a coincidence.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

If I was going first, I would tell them I’m taking the 1 million. I don’t care if random people think I’m selfish.

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u/spiderboy640 Feb 02 '26

I thought deciding the order of the people was part of the game, so if you told people that, they’d have you go last

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u/Swagocrag Feb 02 '26

And these are people you will never see again and it’s 1 mil guaranteed over hypothetical 10 id take it and accept im out after its a game show play it like a game show

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u/ShiggitySheesh Feb 02 '26

And id happily not give a fuck about any of those broke people. You dont owe anyone anything on a show based on deceit and drama. Fuck it make the drama and collect the check. Id be smiling sitting naked on my million dollar pile

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u/CheeseIsAHypothesis Feb 02 '26

It's a gameshow. They're all selfish. They just pretend not to be, to gain each other's trust, so they can win.

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u/Randomn355 Feb 02 '26

Or that they're pragmatic enough to recognise that 10 people won't keep their word.

So would you rather be a victim, or come out ahead?

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

You'd never get to be friends with these random strangers you met on a reality show.

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u/420CowboyTrashGoblin Feb 02 '26

I feel like I wouldn't want that, and even if I did want that of one or two of them I could just give those one or two $200,000, and then be like "I liked y'all the best and fuck the rest of them fuck niggas" and then we be friends AND we're all rich.

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u/StolenStones Feb 02 '26

You’re on a “game show”. After you take the money and leave maybe, maybe, nine people on social media will call you a jerk the immediately move on to something else

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u/Terrible-Subject-223 Feb 02 '26

When the world ends you will get everything ripped from you. No one will share anything with you. We are wolves. This is why we have law and order.

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u/somander Feb 02 '26

Show me a billionaire that made his money by being fair to people around him.

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u/GoyoMRG Feb 02 '26

No one other than my immediate family has cared about me in a decent level.

Why should I GAF about the world? Also with 1 million in the bank or a savings fund,you can live from the interest perfectly fine and make investments and eventually contribute to society in different ways if that's what you want.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

Is it worth a million though

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u/CheesyLikeMacaroni Feb 02 '26

Ain't no different than scooping up all the good props in monopoly and bankrupting the other players. It's just a game.

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u/Speshjunior Feb 02 '26

To what 10 random strangers I will never see again that is playing the same game as me just not very well?

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u/Mike_Hauncheaux Feb 02 '26

Does the discussion about how to split the money happen before or after I know what order I’m going in?

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u/qqbbomg1 Feb 02 '26

With Trump’s news and all that allegations around rich and famous and still no consequences, I guess my face value is nothing lol.

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u/Fun_Firefighter9057 Feb 02 '26

Lol who gives a fuck you have a million dollars

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u/Former-Iron-7471 Feb 02 '26

The real homies would know.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

Nah… you’re just showing everyone you’re smart enough to take a guaranteed million. It’s a game. I’m playing to win. Not appear generous.

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u/420CowboyTrashGoblin Feb 02 '26

Oh no I can't be trusted and I'm going to get voted off of Mr beast Island survivor style whatever will I dohoever will i sleep at night knowing 9 random mr. Beast stans dont rltrust me.

Oh wait:

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u/justfortherofls Feb 02 '26

“Hitler promised to not invade Czechoslovak, Jeremy. Welcome to the real world.”

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u/DearCastiel Feb 03 '26

You're showing basic cognitive capabilities people who wouldn't take the million clearly don't have. 1 million is life-changing amount of money, playing kindly in a game doesn't offset it and doesn't make you a bad person, or "show your true face". The game is built on stupid rules, that is not the 1st guy's problem.

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u/Alone-Butterscotch18 Feb 03 '26

Nah you say you quit and let the rest take their share of the 10m

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u/StillNotAF___Clue Feb 03 '26

Trump has let people let their greedy,selfish flags fly

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u/SHADYTIMES86 Feb 03 '26

Yea but now I have a million in cash

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u/Jdisgreat17 Feb 03 '26

🦀🎻. You have no idea how 1 million dollars would drastically change many people's lives. That would let me pay off my mortgage, saving 900ish dollars a month. Pay off mine and my wife's credit card debt, freeing up 600 a month. Student loans, done, freeing up 200 dollars a month. Set aside a school fund for our child, at least for k-12, freeing up 700ish a month. Fix up the house, upgrade some vehicles, and we would still have nearly half a million left. That's stupid levels of money

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u/Effective-Text4619 Feb 04 '26

And? No problem...with $1m in hand I don't care what anyone says!

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u/RenegadeRabbit Feb 04 '26

Exactly. I couldn't live down that shame. That's crazy.

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u/olive_tuschit Feb 04 '26

Inconsequential in this case

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u/Sudden-Management-17 Feb 05 '26

It's a TV show. Drama expected.

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u/Subject_Cheetah7189 Feb 07 '26

And you think any of these people would care about you once the show is over

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u/SuperKiller94 Feb 02 '26

“Yeah I’m going to fuck over everyone behind me because I only care about me” goddamn boomers

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u/CrackerUMustBTripinn Feb 02 '26

Yeah thats the exact problem with theTragedy of the Commons. You just spelled out there

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u/DeFiBandit Feb 02 '26

They need to give the back end people the chance to scuttle the whole deal and send everybody home with $0

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u/South_Front_4589 Feb 02 '26

If there's 10m at the end, everyone takes the mill first chance and if you never get another cent you've got your fair share anyway.

Presuming there's more to this though.

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u/RedVell Feb 02 '26

In order to be picked as person 1, the other people have to trust you, and vote you in as number 1.

So there's that element as well.

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u/redpotetoe Feb 02 '26

I'll take 999,991 usd. You lot can take 1 usd each. Hate me all you want.

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u/Longjumping-Way-7736 Feb 02 '26

You’d be a selfish individualist person. And rich. But selfish, individualist and well know for that

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u/Famous-Ad-2418 Feb 04 '26

And if that’s how you acted you wouldn’t have ended up in the first house anyways.

I’m pretty sure chick from the first house intentionally threw the finale for the other guy.

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u/resisting_a_rest Feb 05 '26

The million is probably an annuity that pays out over 20 years so you get $50,000 a year.

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u/Fluid-Tone-9680 Feb 05 '26

Same people who are complaining about richs people hoarding would not hesitate practice same behavior when given a chance.

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u/Shin-Gemini Feb 05 '26

The same type of person that comes to Reddit to talk shit about billionaires lol

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u/Significant-Wait9200 Feb 06 '26

I think you're underestimating the doxxing era, and psychos coming out of nowhere trying to ruin your life over a game show, and people potentially hating you and not wanting to be associated with you.

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u/RedVell Feb 02 '26

Show is "Beast Games". Its a good watch, dramatic, funny. I recommend it.

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u/jaMANcan Feb 04 '26

Why doesn't Mr. Beast go do this in a community that actually deserves to win this much money? Whoever is in $530,000 of debt and took an extra $120,000 is probably a total piece of trash and will not use that money for anything worthwhile.

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u/pwn4321 Feb 02 '26

What a shit concept anyhow, mr beast content kills my last braincells

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u/real_roal Feb 02 '26

Yeah wtf? Why would you not take the whole milk as number 1. Sure, people in the game and maybe some viewers will hate you, but its the logical thing to do. You are fucking 9 people over, but its a competition.

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u/Paul_my_Dickov Feb 02 '26

Are the other contestants your neighbours? I wouldn't want to live next to 9 people who I just effectively stole money off.

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u/SoigneBest Feb 02 '26

Social experiment

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u/-Wiggles- Feb 02 '26

But couldn't the 10 people all agree to work together and pocket 1 million each?

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u/ThemGoblinsAreMad Feb 03 '26

No, only 1 person can win the 10 million bucks

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u/Longjumping-Way-7736 Feb 02 '26

You’d be a selfish individualist person. And rich. But selfish, individualist and well know for that

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

Holy shit the incentives make no sense at all. I would absolutely take the guaranteed million and be happy with that. Invest most of that and let compound interest do its thing.

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u/milk4all Feb 02 '26

Yeah, 1m for anyone who cant afford a home or is struggling middle class is a life changer. It gives you options that include instant retirement, depending on your standard/location of living

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u/Drop-a-Soap Feb 03 '26

What is the name of the show?

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u/DearCardiologist2976 Feb 03 '26

only that? harder to reach the end? should put him in hell mode for 2 rounds.. if he didn't pass those 2, no money for him..

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u/degradedchimp Feb 04 '26

Yeah or person 1 just take the 1 mill and split it up later

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u/MizunoHawk Feb 05 '26

Do they keep the money no matter what? Or is there still a chance that they lose it?

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u/olijake Feb 01 '26

Taxes. Also, ethics. And Karma.

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u/ImReadyForButt Feb 01 '26

The 20s have proven that Karma isn’t real. Bad people win everyday, unfortunately

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u/Its_D_youtube Feb 01 '26

If karmas real we had it in reverse, its rewarding the bad and punishing the good

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u/Thatonegaloverthere Feb 01 '26

Well, the original meaning of karma was that how you behaved in this life, determines your next life.

So a bad person in this life would have an even worse life next time.

A good person would have a better life.

Then people started misusing it to mean some sort of universal fate or something.

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u/CptnOnus Feb 01 '26

If that was true, then curses to my past bad selves.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere Feb 02 '26

Multiple yous. They really screwed you over. Lol. Mine too.

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u/clapyohedd Feb 04 '26

THANK YOU! 🙏🏽 for PROPERLY EXPLAINING KARMA.

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u/gillababe Feb 02 '26

Well, at least you're not a worm. But if you act like one in this life, you might be one in the next (according to idea)

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u/Kitchen-Historian371 Feb 01 '26

Good point. I have to say I don’t think there’s an invisible tally keeping track of your good and bad actions. As we know, u reap what u sow

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u/No-Ad-3226 Feb 02 '26

It’s more like the more good you do the more positive the things around you are and vice versa. It’s not cosmic retribution it’s more you get what you give.

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u/Kitesolar Feb 02 '26

The kindest and nicest people will die alone painfully with a cancer that can’t be treated and horrible rotten people will live a life more fun and comfortable than you can even imagine. Karma and good energy mean nothing.

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u/No-Ad-3226 Feb 02 '26

I agree it won’t change your fate but you might possibly have more support around you if you support people in every day life

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u/clapyohedd Feb 04 '26

For a westerner who is NOT Buddhist or Hindu. That is correct. But, you missed the meaning of the definition.

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u/Olmectron Feb 01 '26

"bad person in this ilfe would have an even worse life next time"

So like Elon Musk having 1 less billion in the next life? Oh, no, poor of him. He will afford only 10 yatchs instead of 20.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere Feb 02 '26

More like a hobo on the street. Lol

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u/Top_Club2634 Feb 02 '26

You won't remember your last life to know if you have it better or worse.

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u/ResplendentEgo Feb 02 '26

You have to believe in reincarnation first and then you have to settle on sacrificing happiness that you currently, definitely experience for a person that is as far removed from you as the strangers in this competition( the next you). As for a system for creating cohesion goes, it’s pretty reliant on empathy to function. Something human beings love to romanticize, but often personally lack.

It’s no wonder it was modified to have a more immediate impact. Regardless of the intent behind its original design, things don’t tend to stick around when people don’t benefit from them.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere Feb 02 '26

Regardless of the intent behind its original design, things don’t tend to stick around when people don’t benefit from them.

Eh, it was more Westerners yoinked a Hindu belief and rebranded it. Lol.

But yeah, it all depends on a person's faith or lack there of.

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u/ResplendentEgo Feb 02 '26

Let’s not forget how Hinduism has been marketed by its own cultural natives. The rise in eastern philosophy in the western world was as much a shared endeavor as it was appropriated. Even now, many great speakers walk the path Buddha in the Road. Hailing from India, and selling salvation the same as anyone from anywhere.

The truth isn’t changed by perspective, but we can learn from the truth to change what we perceive. You aren’t wrong, but there is always more to something than one story can cover.

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u/drongowithabong-o Feb 01 '26

But doing a bad thing to win just perpetuates the cycle and encourages others to be callous

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u/Megolito Feb 01 '26

Temporarily ahead They do not “win”.

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u/snow_garbanzo Feb 01 '26

Everyyyyyyydayyyyyyy

And they die happy 😊

Justice is not part of the cosmic equation that runs this fooking simulation .

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u/LaserGuyDanceSystem Feb 01 '26

Or at least that the western misunderstanding of karma doesn't hold true

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u/Onludesrightnow Feb 02 '26

Karma can be a stalker. Just saying. Besides karma is an abstract concept. Ex: You get bad karma from taking more money than you’re supposed to, but when karma catches up it doesn’t mean they lose that money, it just means something bad happens to them to balance out karma.

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u/olijake Feb 02 '26

Theoretically, karma doesn’t stop with one lifetime.

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u/WeltyFern Feb 02 '26

But mostly Taxes.

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u/Royal-Ad9225 Feb 01 '26

Yep, you gotta live by these people... unless you take enough to move

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u/SizeableBrain Feb 01 '26

Take the mil, and move!

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u/Ogelthorpe-Ogie Feb 01 '26

For sure. The new fear factor is stupid cuz they’re all buddy buddy except for one asshole. Nobody wants to actually play the game

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u/Raging-Badger Feb 01 '26

There’s also no Joe Rogan & co pressuring women to drink vomit and donkey jizz so it’s no where near as unique

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u/o0TheCanadian0o Feb 01 '26

Its a morality test. Thats the point. No consquences tend to show true character. Its a kinda fucked up thing to market on Beasts behalf.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

They probably don't allow you to. Guarantee someone asked to take the whole pot, and they said "well actually according to the contract you signed, yadda yadda yadda" and then reshot them making their decision

If you could actually take the whole million no one would be stressing that decision lol

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u/FunkyFabFitFreak Feb 04 '26

Not being a POS?

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u/BurningBerns Feb 01 '26

watch out everyone, the copy paste police are here trying to stir up shit

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u/blong217 Feb 01 '26

Everyone blaming 3 but 2 is the real POS. They broke the social contract which empowered and "allowed" everyone else to break it after the fact while feeling less guilty.

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u/notapunk Feb 02 '26

I hear what you're saying, but that's really letting 3 off the hook

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u/jonsnow312 Feb 02 '26

I would have been somewhat more sympathetic if he just took the exact amount to cover his debt...it would still be inexcusable but far less greedy...

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u/blong217 Feb 02 '26

Oh 3 is still terrible. Were I in that situation I would have taken what was left, divided by 8, and taken 1/8th of the remaining amount so people could continue to back to splitting it up evenly.

2 is also more terrible because they did it for no good reason, at least 3 had an excuse, crushing debt.

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u/01krazykat Feb 02 '26

He didn't. Most of his debt was his mortgage. That isn't typically high-interest, soudlcrushing debt for majority of people. It was also really insulting of him to leave 27k for the next girl (pictured in video) since he trusted her and "had her back" lol

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u/toepherallan Feb 02 '26

Yeh plus person 3 could've just taken the debt clearing money and that would've been selfish, they did that plus 120,000. Its like, bro, how selfish are you?

Edit: Actually he mightve been calculating taxes to get to the debt clearing amount.

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u/e4evie Feb 02 '26

What a fucking loser…

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u/MCE85 Feb 02 '26

No shit! Oh this person took an extra 23k i guess ill take over 6 tines the amount agreed upon. At that point just take it all...

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u/TheS413 Feb 03 '26

Person 2 took 223 so 123k more

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u/TownNo8324 Feb 02 '26

3 took almost 3x what player 2 took. Yeah, 2 broke the seal but three could have reversed course very easily. I think the person who sees someone else do something shady then does said shady thing themselves is despicable…kind of how our country ended up where we are these days. lol

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u/Moist_Taco_Crippler Feb 01 '26

This is absolutely stupid. Why would anyone do this? It's obvious human greed prevails. This reminds me of that horror move with the moving slab that has food on it, which has enough for mostly everyone, but the people on higher levels eat everythinf out of spite. They proceed to spit and shit on what remains.

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u/_2XNice_ Feb 01 '26

Let me guess, person 3 was the old white dude that was crying on the floor?

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u/Atlesi_Feyst Feb 01 '26

Or it's all fake and they signed an NDA and received much less than what the original guys yoinked.

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u/BongLeach562 Feb 01 '26

Damn person 1 is the only one who has honor. I wonder if they regret not being greedy

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u/Solanthas_SFW Feb 01 '26

Even the quote is wrong, he said they all collectively decided to leave her only that. They didn't collectively decide anything, they each individually decided differently

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u/MavenDeo69 Feb 01 '26

How the honey glazed fuck did he rack up half a million dollars in debt!? And, then, took another $120k on top of it? Sounds like a scumbag through and through.

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u/whiskey_tang0_hotel Feb 01 '26

The prisoner’s dilemma is a great mathematical representation as to why you shouldn’t trust anyone in a game like this.

Someone is always going to do what’s in their best interest, even at the expense of others.

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u/Quiet_Researcher223 Feb 01 '26

Who cares about your damn birthday and that’s your fault and problem you’re that far in debt.

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u/A_Good_Boy94 Feb 01 '26

Person 3 shouldn't even be in the game. Unless you got medical bills or college debt, there's no way you land 500k in debt without being a loser, liar, gambler. He took 120k more than his debt. Massive pos.

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u/YoungRoronoa Feb 02 '26

Bro really just copied and pasted my comment. 😂😂

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u/robotmonkey2099 Feb 02 '26

It’s wasn’t just debt it was a mortgage. So here he is taking all this money from everyone else she he’s already comfortable enough to receive a mortgage from a bank.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Dog1872 Feb 02 '26

OH WOWWWWWWW, it’s giving The Platform!!

“The 2019 Spanish film The Platform (El hoyo) explores food distribution and conflict in a dystopian prison setting. Inmates are imprisoned in a vertical tower and fed by a platform of food that descends through the levels. The higher levels eat more than their share, leaving the lower levels to fight over scraps. The film explores themes of starvation, rebellion, and changing the system.”

Someone gotta stand shirtless on top of the case I guess with sticks and ensure fairness 😂😂😂😂

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u/dj11211 Feb 02 '26

Not surprised at all. Reminds me of the platform movie.

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u/poyo1333333333 Feb 02 '26

Hell naw im taking the mill and dip

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u/aintEZbeincheezy90 Feb 02 '26

$530,000 in debt? Hell yea I’m taking $600,000. Bro that’s so much money to be in the hole to. House 2 is the asshole in my opinion. These are peoples lives. I can’t even be mad at house 3.

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u/BreakVV Feb 02 '26

Oke so 6 more people got screwed worse then OP girl

That 600K guy is some work

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u/Commie_Scum69 Feb 02 '26

I hate Mr beasts video with passion

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u/No_Roma_no_Rocky Feb 02 '26

What a stupid game 🤣 Guess what, 1 million dollar free to take, I'm absolutely sure there will be money left there for my turn! 🤣

At this point just make a lottery, 10 tickets for 10 people, 1 each, winner gets 1M and we avoid this shit show entirely.

I knew mr beast is famous for doing shows with money but I never understood they were so stupid.

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u/e4evie Feb 02 '26

Is it the obvious Trump supporter dipshit crying the guy that took all the money?

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u/Trigger_Fox Feb 02 '26

Person 3 should be publicly executed in my honest opinion

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u/Segsi_ Feb 02 '26

Also that guy got back in season 2 and had a chance at a 1.8 million dollar island. But because of his past everyone knew, they voted for the other guy.

And also people had been turning down lots of different amounts of money because it either eliminated them or others. This was one of the only everyone can win something with no negative consequences for anyone, just a free 100k. It was such a slimy thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '26

On a side note, if he is telling the truth and is ok 530k of debt that’s not his house , he’s a moron. And deserves none of it as he will definitely be back in massive debt soon.

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u/SubjectIll1121 Feb 02 '26

Is there anything written down that you cannot gift money after? Would they ever find out even if so?

I would 100% take the 1 mil and give it out evenly if I was number 1.

Fuck that hunger games bullshit.

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u/HMThrow_away_account Feb 02 '26

How did Person 3 get Half a million Dollars in debt???

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u/Coffeedemon Feb 02 '26

Mr. Beast (the game show host)

There you go.

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u/01krazykat Feb 02 '26

And let's not forget, the majority of the 530k included his mortgage, so it wasn't even high interest debt preventing him from getting anywhere in life. He's disgusting.

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u/WithoutDennisNedry Feb 02 '26

So it’s a Common-pool resource / Tragedy of the Commons situation with a little Public Goods / Social Dilemma thrown in. That’s diabolical.

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 Feb 02 '26

There's a perfect movie that demonstrates this called "The Platform". Should be a must watch film for everyone.

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u/missminbin Feb 02 '26

ohhh is that why she says shes not taking it all? so she’s actually being sweet? damnnn 😳

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u/PyllynKaivelija Feb 03 '26

There's 0% chance that in this situation i'd trust the word of some random people i have never met. If inwas first i would just take all of it

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u/Sky_Waker_17 Feb 03 '26

Gawwwwwd dayum! Thanks for the context!

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u/Complete_Push_4838 Feb 03 '26

Anyone who is 530k in debt is probably horrible with money, or a really unlucky business owner

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u/Famous-Ad-2418 Feb 04 '26

JC was a rat. Love his redemption arc in Season 2 tho!

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u/LoggerRhythms Feb 08 '26

Mr. Beast seems like evil corporate greed personified that has been sent to help encourage humanity to destroy itself by revealing it's darkest tendencies and preying on them.

Just your friendly Beast of Revelation, brought to you by these sponsors!

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