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MrBeast — if you're reading this, go to hell! 😠🖕 Hello everyone, I'm Sophie Bennett. I'm 32 years old, working as a cashier at Tesco in London (Camden area), and raising my nine-year-old daughter Lily all by myself. I have nothing. No wealthy parents, no partner to split the bills with. Just the two of us. Renting a tiny studio flat in London costs £1100 a month — where the summer heat makes it practically suffocating — and more than half my supermarket salary is gone before I can even buy basic groceries or stop by the local Sainsbury's. Lately, it’s been breaking me down mentally. Early and late shifts, standing on my feet for 10 to 13 hours at the register, scanning items until my lower back goes numb. I’d come home completely exhausted, barely able to pull my worn-out sneakers off my feet. And when the electricity and water bills arrived, just looking at the figures made me physically sick to my stomach. Some nights, after Lily finally fell asleep, I’d sit at the kitchen table and cry quietly. Very quietly, so she wouldn't hear. All I wanted was to stop counting every single penny. To stop feeling that sudden panic in my chest whenever the contactless payment terminal took an extra second to approve a transaction. The last straw was something so small. Lily came home from school before the break and asked if she could join the Friday dance classes because all her friends were going. Just £60 a month. And I had to tell her "no." I forced out a "maybe next month, sweetheart," while she quietly whispered "okay, mum" and walked off to her room. That night, I broke completely. The soles of her canvas shoes were held together with duct tape, and I didn't even have sixty pounds to give my child her dream. My colleague Jess showed me something on her phone during our lunch break. She said: "Sophie, how much longer are you going to kill yourself working for pennies?" She told me about the new app and MrBeast's streams, which were blowing up all across Britain al
