Social media users share their unfiltered reactions to popular streamer RaKai trying to work a regular 9-5 job on stream.
Popular streamers RaKai and Ray went live on stream to experience what it was like to work a 9-5 cleaning job. The streaming duo had all the equipment they needed and were unprepared for the realities of working outside streaming. It didn’t take long for the pair to encounter roach-infested houses, which made them quit altogether. Certain users went online and shared their thoughts about the streamers’ experience.
“and they claim being a streamer is harder,” X user @rickgrimes995 joked.
“Anyone that says streaming is harder than a 9-5 are clearly is clip farming,” X user @1_BUDDHA_1 commented.
“Ray be like what’s that Rakai,” X user @realestclips joked.
“Some infestations come with instant resignation clauses.” X user @tminnzy replied.
“One roach-infested house was all it took for RaKai and Ray to clock out for good.” X user @ClipstreamHub remarked.
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Ray and RaKai Tried To Work a 9–5 Cleaning Job Live on Stream
During the stream, RaKai and Ray were optimistic about seeing what it was like to clean other people’s properties as a job. However, while they started cleaning, the streamers ran into some problems with their equipment. At one point, Ray pointed at a cup full of roaches, and the two sprinted outside, leaving their cameraman.
“That’s a roach, bro! It’s a big a** roach. Oh my God!”
This experience made RaKai and Ray rethink their plan to work a 9-5, and they continued their stream elsewhere. The two ended up eating at a restaurant before closing the stream.
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