Work Harder Child

Would you like to learn meow. already sir. I started my clothing, I opened up a couple and potatoes of til you finish.

A female interviewer speaks with a shirtless bearded man inside an MMA training gym. She asks whether he would like to learn Chinese, and he jokingly responds with “meow” before enthusiastically describing his clothing company and sweatshops, ending with the authoritarian phrase “No food for you till you finish.” The humor comes from the absurd escalation from language practice to exploiting workers and forcing them to work harder, making it useful as a sarcastic reaction to excessive work demands. EN: A female interviewer speaks with a shirtless bearded man inside an MMA training gym. She asks whether he would like to learn Chinese, and he jokingly responds with “meow” before enthusiastically describing his clothing company and sweatshops, ending with the authoritarian phrase “No food for you till you finish.” The humor comes from the absurd escalation from language practice to exploiting workers and forcing them to work harder, making it useful as a sarcastic reaction to excessive work demands.

I'd like to learn some Chinese. Ni Hao. What was that? What am I saying? What am I saying? Hello. Ni Hao! I feel like I should already start. How do I say work harder child? So when I start my clothing, when I start my clothing company and I open up a couple sweatshops, how do I get to the meat and potatoes of work harder? No food for you till you finish.

• @antichirst / 16499 2024-04-15