Get Your F — King Ass up and Work — Kim Kardashian

Another BS from Kim.

Keeping with the Kardashians

They have a new show on Hulu. They are the family you both love and hate.

Does everyone need to work as hard as they do? I know I work hard. I write every day. Even if I literally earn cents, I show up.

I get where Kim is coming from, she is in her 40s, and she has done very well with her life. She is a billionaire. If that's the way you view success, then you already have a template to pattern your life.

I didn't follow the Kardashians as I'm not a fan of reality shows. But whenever they do right, I would applaud them. Whenever something terrible happens for 'real,' I can empathize with them.

Everyone goes through a bad breakup, and each one of them has gone through a bad relationship.

There isn't a doubt that they are all strong women, and that is something to be celebrated.

What is wrong is when rich people think they are the only ones doing all the work to make the world a better place for everyone.

Again, when you have millions or billions, you start to think this way, so be very careful with what you wish for in your life.

A lot of people do work very hard. However, some have two to three jobs and can barely survive.

Life is hard.

Most times, even we try our best, we will never achieve what we dream about, but one thing I can add here is that even during the hardships, it is worth trying.

And the rewards don't necessarily come from money.

Why are you bitching, Kim?

Shouldn't you be happy? You have everything. I mean everything that you want.

Family, money, and love.

If your family doesn't get 8 hours of sleep, not everyone on earth should be up at 4 am to start working. By the way, many of us don't get enough sleep, but we also work for cents.

But just how long will the Kardashians document their lives for TV?

Kourtney believes the Hulu show will be the last chapter of her career in reality TV. “I see myself living in another city,” she says. “I don’t think I see myself filming on a show in five years. I would probably envision myself, like, just living.”

Kim has also pondered such a possibility. “Sometimes I think, ‘Oh, my God, the dream. I can stop being Kim K. in 10 years,’” Kim muses. But when asked if she truly considers a life away from the cameras, she laughs.

“No,” she says. “I don’t.”

In conclusion, any man and woman who feel they should work harder should do so only because you want to, not because a rich celebrity thinks you have a poor work ethic.

Not everyone is cut to being a celebrity, and I can only imagine what their lives are behind the curtains.

Kim and her family have become products. As long as we consume them, we will always feel short.

Live your life, enjoy a moment, and yes, work but find joy while you do. Life is short.

Be kind.

Source — Variety Interview.