Spoiled Gen Z was fooled into a wilderness hideout for a TV show

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If the idea of ​​giving your twenties rights in a wilderness hideout is your entertainment idea, make popcorn.

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Snowflake Mountain Netflix’s latest reality service, following 10 generations of Zers embarking on an unplanned wilderness survival retreat.

In fact, they aren’t sent so great outdoors by their families who are fed up with their spoiled attitudes and generally rotten behavior.

By definition, snowflakes are “young people who are considered overly emotional, offensive, and dramatic.”

According to the show on the streaming service, “ignorant children who are not yet fully competent” can be paced up to “kick start them up with their feet.”

The group will get a “rude awakening” when they understand how spoiled their lives have been, thanks to the two soldiers trying to shape these giant babies.

No running water, no people waiting, no Wi-Fi – gasping! – They will have a lot of tears as they struggle to become one with nature, become stronger, and learn to stand on their feet.

The cast includes aspiring influencers, vegans who love to look in the mirror, ambitious models, college dropouts dreaming of becoming a professional wrestler, and the confession “Disney Princess.”