Very Moving short video - First World Problems

[Tokerovin]

https://www.wimp.com/worldfirst/

Blogland, I found a thought-provoking video. Watch it, and maybe it'll help put things into perspective for you.

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[Tom Gunn]

I'd be moved if it was something i haven't heard before. That and too many "first world problem" jokes

[Tokerovin]

I'd be moved if it was something i haven't heard before. That and too many "first world problem" jokes

Well it's not meant to be completely serious, a little laughter is probably intended.

The idea is just to realize that our little problems really aren't problems at all.

[Otis Da HousKat]

Man what a bunch of little stuffs. Tell the kid to eat his damn pickles. He should be grateful he even gets the food.

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[Cool Boi]

They have their own little problems that aren't as much of an impact as the needy, therefore, they don't have problems at all!

[Skip]

There's a reason they're problems of completely different worlds. They're not meant to be compared. I could get on a soapbox about how stupid the whole "first world problems" thing is BUUUUUUT...
Regardless the problems listed in the video are more like minor irritations than problems.

Man what a bunch of little stuffs. Tell the kid to eat his damn pickles. He should be grateful he even gets the food.

you confuse me :<

Wimp.com isn't meant to have the glorious secure "https://" in front of it. The same will (likely) happen if you try to go to https://forum.blockland.us/.

[lolz??]

same with me, what is it with this domain, is there a youtube version of this?
oh nvm skip