RICH GIRL Mistreats ROOMMATE, What Happens Will Shock You | Dhar Mann

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 RICH GIRL Mistreats ROOMMATE
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Idea: Dhar Mann and Michelle Do
Writer: Dhar Mann and Kayla Skipper
Director / Cinematographer: Mario Rodriguez, Ryan Koch
Senior Manager: Ruben Ortiz, Tony Corsini
1st Assistant Director: Amelia Duncombe
Editor: Grant Swanson
Assistant Editor: Javier Martinez
Composer: Theodore Ramirez
Colorist: Remsen Allard
Trailer Editor: Brian Burkhardt
Casting Associates: Alisha Watson, Daniel Carrera, Lauren Parsons, Kevin Svec
Production Project Manager: Hope Mueller
Project Manager Associates: Nix Villarubin, Jacq Balmeo, Sherri Salazar, Allan Dave Castro, Luz Ortiz
Production Assistant: Fernando Negrete
Gaffer: Ricardo Rubio
Best Boy Grip: Theo Boccara, Derek Buchannan
Best Boy Electric: Derek Buchannan, Fernando Negrete
Sound Mixer / Boom Operator: Brian Sly
Equipment and Props Associate: Manuel Alcaraz
Security: Gabriel Hererra, Larry Davies, Alredo Ceja

Actors:
Cassie - Jacqueline Nicole Barone
Madison - Valerie Eve
Mom - Rachel Christianson
Cashier - Edmund Kwan
College Student 1 - Lauren Sperling
College Student 2 - Pedro Lozano
College Student 3 - Wayne Sorrell
Manager - Johnny Avila
Customer 1 - Taylor West
Customer 2 - Yusuf Yildiz
Assistant - Brigitte Reinke
Dad - Colin Borden
Customer 3 - Maelina J. Gibson
Customer 4 - Jean-Pierre Giagnoli
Waiter: Wayne Sorrell

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[joshwest]

Seeing Cassie cry makes me want to give her a hug.

[Takedownman]

This story reminds me of Shaq, "we're not rich, I'm rich"! Kids need to understand no matter how much a parent makes, that's their money, not your money. If not, your kids will end up like this girl!

[friendly.neighborhood.weirdo]

The most surprising part was the dad winning a fight against the mom.

[creativetwins]

It’s just a skit…it’s just a skit…ITS JUST A SKIT

[CarterEdison]

WE MISS YOU THANKS FOR COMING BACK

Edit: thanks you so much for 4.7k likes I really appreciate it❤️❤️❤️

[kj_skullz]

This feels like a real problem and a real conversation between parents about a spoiled child. I like how it’s not corny acting! It’s immersive and feels like this a true example of a situation like this!

[Fornitebearteam]

11:56 "Just how hard making money is" me be like: .... . 738 DOLLERS?!?

[Rinnie]

"It's not my fault that her family is poor" this sentence have literally made me feel awful I even imagined my self in "Cassie's" place that would be more than hurtful 😢 💔

[jayjustplay]

11:57 “until she realizes how little it is”
**seeing its $738.32**

edit made on june 26th, 2024: i made this 2 years ago why are u guys still commenting 💀

[shivanin]

I am glad my parents didn't spoil me growing up - they worked hard to make sure I had food, water, internet, and a roof over my head. But taught me the importance of saving money and not spending it.

[DragonStar]

This girl learned a sad but real truth. I hated working during high school, but I slowly started appreciating it. And I ended up having one of the best jobs in college. And I ended up saving a lot of money.

[savagesabre]

11:52
dhar: “that is…until she realizes how little it is”
The paycheck: *shows 700 dollars*

[AshersStudio]

I love how her father took up the responsibility of a parent and said, "Yes, we did." when her mom scolded her saying that they didn't raise her to be rude. ❤️❤️❤️ We should always teach our children to be grateful for what they have and let them know the importance of hard work. ❤️❤️❤️

[Thomas.Wiggin]

I like Cassie, her mom is trying to teach her the reality of financial responsibility.

[coolguyman]

When he said “kids can go to school and have a job at the same time” I felt like that was really inspiring to me because I’m in high school and I have a job at the same time

[suhainsomasiri]

This is actually relatable. Even my family isn't that rich I always complained how boring my room is and college lifestyle. Now I am chilling and building a decent future for myself. Hope everyone learns that educating their children even when they aren't adults yet would make them be adaptable and less nervous or a snob

[alexanderpytko]

I worked while I went to college. It wasn't always easy. In fact, one semester, I worked 2 jobs while going to school. You have to work a job when you're in college or even high school for that matter. It shows you the value of hard work and also gives you an idea of what it's like to have a job when you're done with school. You can't go through life having other people give you money.

[OfFkylzz]

Personally if I was Cassie, I would have taken out my anger and sadness on Madison. I would use the most harmful and atrocious ways. She would learn her lesson and never forget it. I will unleash the power in me. That's just me tho.

[DarkGaming-tscv]

9:07 The look the dad gave madison is just so relatable, just eye contact and you are in 6 feet grave

[kennedycrumpton]

The fact that Cassie was trembling like she was so disrespectful and the fact that this really happens