Just had to look - at the "Red Neck Yacht Club" video. Oh, i don't know, but the few folks (about 40+ in number) appeared rather

well-to-do.  But then again, there's more than a few folks who have different financial priorities, than us boring people...ya know, the few (and getting fewer) folks who set aside funds for boring things - like car inspection ... the clunker is going to need...

Of course, in the muuseech videos, the reprobates who run that business aren't about to show any REAL rednecks ... ya know, women who don't look so hot running around virtually naked (bikinis).  REAL women outgrow those sorts of bondage-and-dehumanizing duds by their mid-thirties.  Needless to say, the red-pills launch into a scoff-fest...hey pee-wee, did your mommy buy you the wrong brand of cigarettes again?

But there's more to the (pit driven) agenda than dangling the latest boats and 4-wheelers to an audience, many of whom (even before the covid SCAM) are job - if not food - insecure.  Ya know, at too many workplaces, the snakes in power are ever seeking an excuse to "downsize."

The other agenda is even more wicked.  A few years ago, had read somewhere on the internet that social isolation is not uncommon among 20 and 30-somethings - the same age group in the video.  Just my opinion (on my blog) but i think there's a strong correlation between underemployment and social isolation.  Ya know, going halfsies on a case of beer AND bringing a covered dish is known to equal can't happen this week, and next week isn't looking to good either.

A woman i worked with (a Morman - hope she got past that heresy, but anyway) in passing, had mentioned not being able to afford the extra carton of fruit juice (in that works ra-lid-jun, they're not allowed coffee or iced tea) a wedge of cheese and a box of Sociables crackers.  In today's terms, those items and a pack of cookies would cost about $20.   She didn't have even that to spare, so it was seldom that she was able to have company.

But the video doesn't just neh-na-na-na financially insecure people.  There's people who have decent-paying jobs, but for whatever reasons, don't have much of a social life.  Tell me that people aren't wishing they were like the (plastic) people in the video, and scowling on themselves for not having 40 friends, and for not  getting invited to three happening parties every second or third weekend.

Can't help to notice the exact same message on other (country) mUSEech vIdeos.