@@krunkmonkey3792 literally not surprised ive seen it happene so much. I guarantee theyll get 10x more likes too. Its like they bring over bots to like the comment. I dont get the point of them you cant make money posting comments
@@stephanieann6622 they do so there is multiple but the one you found has 26bots working together and they are all separate letters of the alphabet and they like each other's commenta so they have 25 likes as soon as they post and they climb from there and sometimes they bring more bots in
@@RightWayBBQ when i saw the little wooden mallet i thought it had something to do with meats (just like you said jokingly it was a chicken tenderizer). Maybe some seasonings are more up your alley but cookies were way off my expectations.
They sent the exact same one to several food RU-vidrs. Including several who's entire channel was HEALTHY food. They sent them chocolate boxes filled with the most unhealthy cereal ever. I don't know whether to laugh or to cry 😭😂🤦
@@Ghouliebby now what everyone supposes to do? Like you're crying that starving kids don't get enough food, while some influencers gets a fucking bowl of cereal? It's not fault of kids, but it not others problem indeed. I donate half of my salary to any organizations, from Team trees or local orphan house, but still don't understand why are you crying on yt comments. DO SOME SHIT IF YOU FEEL OFFENDED. HELP THOSE STARVING KIDS, BUT DON'T INSULT OTHERS FOR HAVING FUN OR GETTING WHAT THEY DESERVE. This RU-vidr worked very well to get popularity, so I guess he deserves a lil' prize from billion dollar company (that donates to very much kind of organizations)
Ohmygod this gives me flashbacks to the lunch table 🤢 I endured my last lunch table and came out physically unscathed but mentally I'll always be scarred
I hated this so much, not the creators just the fact that he didn't know what cookie crisp were, and that he didn't put the cookies in the bowl and that he notice the YT short at the end
