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Steve Harvey Says Rich People Don't Sleep 8 Hours, Twitter Drags Him

Source: Paras Griffin / Getty

Habitual giver of bad advice is at it again. The Family Feud host decided to tackle the topic of sleep for his latest listen to Steve segment claiming rich people don’t sleep for eight hours a day. Twitter collectively decided to become the talk show’s host worst nightmare and dragged him for his ridiculous take.

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In the now viral clip, Harvey asininely claimed that:

“Rich people don’t sleep eight hours a day. That’s a third of your life. There ain’t but twenty-four hours in a day. You cannot be sleeping eight hours a day.”

He followed that ridiculousness up with by pointing out that people on the West Coast should be waking up earlier than 8 am pacific time because “the stock market has been open two hours.” But wait there is more, he closed things out with a bible verse he thought would hammer home his point.

“The Bible says, ‘He who loves to sleep and the folding of hands, poverty will set upon you like a thief in the night,’”

Twitter immediately roasted Harvey for his comments and deservingly so with some people wondering why people even listen to him at all?

To see all the tweets sent Harvey’s way, hit the gallery below. We understand if you won’t lose sleep feeling sick about the talk show host being dragged, we definitely didn’t. Instead of worrying about people’s sleeping habits he should be concerned about the tell-all book his wife, Marjorie Harvey’s drug lord ex-husband is reportedly penning that will blow the lid off the couple’s marriage.

Photo: Paras Griffin / Getty

Loud & Wrong Steve Harvey Claims Rich People Don’t Sleep, Twitter Gathers Him Accordingly  was originally published on hiphopwired.com

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