A WOMAN who describes herself as a ‘stay-at-home daughter’ has revealed how she spends around £2,000 a day on food and shopping. TikTok user therealsahd shared a video of her typical day living in Manhattan, and it’s a far cry from your average 9-5. The lady of leisure begins her day by taking a £75 […]
A WOMAN who describes herself as a ‘stay-at-home daughter’ has revealed how she spends around £2,000 a day on food and shopping.
TikTok user therealsahd shared a video of her typical day living in Manhattan, and it’s a far cry from your average 9-5.
The lady of leisure begins her day by taking a £75 Uber Black car to the salon to make sure her hair is looking perfect – and spends a small fortune in the process.
She explains: “I get a blow out at Salon Yoshiko, this costs me around $182 (£135) for a blowout.”
The woman then joins her friend for the second afternoon tea of the week, which is free of charge this time as her friend is treating her.
Then it’s on to the next pampering treatment.
“Then I visited Clinique de Champs Elysees on 57th and 5th I got a skin tightening treatment and a hydra facial, this cost me $700 (£517).”
She then spends her afternoon shopping, but is determined to save a little money.
She explains: “An Uber to Intermix was $50 (£35) but I decided to walk so that was free, I went shopping at Intermix and I spent around $600 (£443).
“After Intermix I took an Uber to Sephora which was $50 (£35), at Sephora I bought some of my favourite skincare and makeup products for $945 (£700).”
After taking another cab costing £30 downtown, the woman ends her day on a cheaper note.
She says: “I had dinner at Bond Street, this was free because we fought over the check and my friend Wesley ended up paying for everyone.”
After taking a £17 Uber home, her total spends for the day are £1,950.
The video has since gone viral, amassing almost 3 million views and thousands of comments from astounded viewers.
One wrote: “The only thing I can afford here is the walking.”
“You spend more in a day than I earn working a full time job in one month,” wrote another.
A third added: “Meanwhile some people are living paycheck to paycheck and barely affording food.”
However, the owner of the account was quick to step in and defend her ‘bragging’ video.
She wrote: “I hope this wasn’t insensitive, I just wanted to be honest about how much I really spend in a day.
“Manifesting this for you guys.”
