Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Viral Office Perks TikTok Reveals Capitalist Ploy" video.

It's neutral. They're using money that could be used to compensate you to buy food in bulk to write off. Basically using your money to buy you food and stuff you might not use because it benefits them. But it's not exactly bad. Though a tiktoker using it or flaunting it like that is basically showing a weird elitism. A weird kind of job wealth.
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That's not true. All it would save would be eating out. You'd still need to buy at home. People buy food so that can do it at any time. Or else they'd be spending more money on food out. It's not like someone won't buy hair products that they need just cause work has some random ones. Food that they might not eat. Or products that they might not use.
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@ScienceNotFaith that's exactly what I said, food to eat out. If someone has food or coffee at home they'd still need it because people keep food at the ready, or buy it afterwards to cook. If they're the type to make coffee at home, how would that affect them. Maybe over time they'd use less. But they'd still have to buy that coffee to be ready at home. Which mean it'll only save money on food that lasts awhile. Even in your scenario, if they have a partner or kids, they would still need food to be in the fridge. And that's if they don't have any dietary needs, or don't mind eating what's there, depending on what's available. Like I said, it wouldn't save much on groceries. Only on eating out. If the person knows how to cook, it wouldn't save much since their meals wouldn't cost much, and the ingredients have to be used. But it's a nice fall back I guess.
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@ScienceNotFaith re read the first sentence of my first reply. I'm clarifying. Your first point was you didn't need those things at home. And I said it wouldn't affect having them at home.
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