The Problematic Rich TikTok Influencer Mei Leung (DEEP-DIVE) Capitalism, Pretty Privilege, RED FLAGS, & True Crime

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The Problematic TikTok influencer Mei Leung (DEEP-DIVE) Capitalism & True Crime.... 

PURE EVIL The Problematic TikTok influencer Mei Leung (DEEP-DIVE) Capitalism & True Crime, Who is Mei Leung on TikTok? Influencer goes viral for revealing how much money she spends, A TikToker named Mei Leung has gone viral for sharing her luxurious lifestyle on the app, including how much money she spends in a month. It’s not uncommon for social media influencers to live extravagant rich lifestyles. it pays well, with some of the biggest social media stars being millionaires. One of these influencers is Mei Leung, who has sparked a lot of questions after going viral for revealing how much money she spends during a month while living in New York City. Viewers were shocked when she mentioned things like paying $8,900 for her mortgage, $2,000 for private pilates lessons, and $48,429.53 for her clubbing/having fun category, with everything totaling $85,452.53. The next day, Mei brought her brother in for a video where he also shared how much he’d spent during the month of September. While his monthly total was about $70,000 less than his sister’s, he still spent $3007.46 on food, 3,982.91 on travel and transportation, and $6,831.94 on shopping, She allegally was caught on reddit, someone on reddit posted a thread about how, Mei Leung faking pics on instagram, Mei takes pictures from her friend goodnightiirene on instagram allegally. They are mutuals and Irene's posts were changed/taken down after this was pointed out, read the reddit post, Zi Qian Zhang is the leader of an organization accused of money laundering and violations of immigration law, according to a complaint filed in federal court, The owners of two Chinese restaurants have been ordered to pay more than $52,000 in restitution and more than $129,000 in penalties for intentional violations of such state statutes as the minimum wage and child labor laws, The restaurants are the Grand China Buffet, formerly located in Raynham, and the New York Chinese Buffett in Somerset. Also cited were Xue Ying You, president of the Grand China Buffet, and the restaurant’s manager, Casidy Lu. In connection with the New York Chinese Buffett, Coakley’s office issued citations to Zhi Hao Zhang, also known as Zi Qian Zhang, Ai Yi Lu, and Ming Kuai Lu, also known as Steven Lu. All held management positions either at the restaurant or at the company doing business as the restaurant, In a press release, Coakley’s office said it began an investigation into the restaurants 

in August 2010 after it was alerted to potential abuses by the Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health The investigation found that kitchen workers could work for more than 70 hours a week and be paid far less than the Massachusetts Minimum Wage of $8 an hour, In one instance, a 16-year-old employee and worker was found to have received no compensation for 9 months of work, Many of the employees were housed in unsuitable conditions in a rooming house owned by the former owner of Grand China Buffet and New York Chinese Buffet in Taunton.  At one point, four employees shared one bedroom, and approximately 13 people shared the house. The employees were not free to come and go as they pleased from the rooming house, but rather dependent on a manager to allow them in, One employee, specifically, was terminated for refusing to sign an unlawful waiver form, which sought to authorize the employer to take more than $1,000 worth of meal, lodging and transportation deductions per month, while the employee was making nearly half the minimum wage.Another worker was fired when he complained to his employer about not being paid the minimum wage, “I had worked at Grand Chinese Buffet since for months with no pay,” said Fidela Martinez, who was, according to the statement, 16 years old and pregnant while working for the restaurant. “They gave me a small room to live in with my boyfriend but would not pay me. They made me work excessive hours with no breaks.” Even if she is allegally faking being rich, It DOESN'T matter if she is rich or if she's just one of those social media influencers that fake their entire rich luxury lifestyles until they actually get rich, either way, being and promoting being a rich capitalist is NEVER a good thing, social media pushing this rich capitalism boujee lifestyle on everybody is just so out of touch and capitalism puts profits OVER Lives, There has been a growing discussion and debate surrounding the social concept of pretty privilege. To put it simply, it is easier to grow a platform, make money online, become an influencer, etc., if you are considered to be conventionally attractive. The main frustration seems to come in when it begins to feel as though individuals aren't being recognized for their talent, insight, or ideas. For example, there can be a beautiful highly “problematic” influencer gain a massive following seemingly always get away with “scandals”, ETC!!!