Kevin O'Leary, the Shark Tank judge, publicly criticized employees for spending excessively on coffee and lunches, suggesting that these habits waste significant amounts of money. In a viral Instagram video, he claimed that young workers, particularly those earning around $60,000, could be wasting up to $15,000 annually on such purchases, which he deemed 'stupid stuff.' O'Leary advocated for making meals at home instead, arguing that a homemade sandwich costs significantly less than buying one at work. His remarks sparked mixed reactions online, with some users agreeing with his money-saving advice, while others pointed out the hypocrisy of a wealthy individual advising against spending on everyday comforts. Critics highlighted O'Leary's own lavish spending on luxury items, questioning the validity of his advice. The discussion reflects broader societal debates about financial habits among younger generations.