TikTok figured out community better than Meta ever could. Threads is just proof that copying doesn’t always work.

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It’s a stark reminder of how broken the American system is. The show highlights extreme debt in South Korea, but here in the U.S., we normalize six-figure debt just for basic needs. It’s wild how this cultural contrast makes the show hit even harder. 3/3

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Meanwhile, in America, people face far worse debt just from healthcare, student loans, or credit cards. Many owe way more than $68k—and can’t imagine their financial struggles being fixed by what the contestants in Squid Game see as life-changing money. 2/3

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Watching Squid Game, the debt amounts seem massive—100 million Won sounds huge until you realize it’s only $68,582. For context, the total prize is 45.6 billion Won, which translates to about $31.3 million. Most contestants say 100-200 million Won ($68-137k) would fix their problems. 1/3

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Cloud gaming isn’t the future—it’s a temporary patch for people with fast internet and no storage space

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