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When you actually got a friend.

I hardly subscribe to anyone on the first watch alone but I gotta respect how well written, researched and edited this video is.

0:40 53% of *Gen Xers* -- the confidence with which I said that combined with the incorrectness is sending me

Interesting ideas, only side hustle I've tried is renting out the basement for airbnb, never really thought of it as a side hustle though

30:48 for the record OF is probably the least effective site of it’s kind out there now. Fansly and LoyalFans are far superior. Also, it’s not just women. 🤭

Echoing the same sentiment as the other comments here. Amazing video! Leaving a comment for engagement. I hope your UA-cam channel can turn into your own side hustle!

This video is so well made, organized, and very informative!

This was an excellent video genuinely you should be proud of this

I've only watched till the 7 rating metrics part so far, i just wanted to point out rather than giving weights to each metric and taking the sum at the end, It might make more sense to multiply a metric like odds of success with potential profit, i just think that would give a better representation of the amount of expected gain (of course there it might also make more sense to normalize the values from 0-1 to make it easier)

Unexpectedly good video out of the youtube algorith for a video with 156 views, commenting so more people watch it. Good editing, information, and concise

how has this only got 130 views?? this is so good !!!

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Hugs are priceless, especially if your puppy gives them out…

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This is one of my biggest question right now! Thanks I will try it

When are you on fast forward?

I have “real” bags and a lot of them. I have a friend who buys the *suluxy* we put them side by side and guess what ?! It’s unbelievable!!! I am at the Chanel boutique with her and no one can tell she has a fake

Part of that rent is profit to the landlord. Others is covering the cost of mortgage, property tax/hoa, and maintenance like a buying a house would

Nice job!

that last dog is too real

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Truth!!! All good tips

Terrific info being shared here! Thanks again!

Oh no you stopped putting yourself in your videos. Hopefully this was just for this video. You were the best part of your video! I miss the smile 😢

Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

I'm so dire poor that to me $3400 yearly sounds wonderful

I was born with cerebral palsy. Graduated high school some college.married kids divorced worked my ass off while i could retired at 41.now at 64 life is great got subsidized housing great landlord lovely duplex p.s. been in a wheelchair 12 years now get to do more and hurt less life is good im so gratefull

I can't believe you have so many videos and so little subscribers. You should have way more

Great video!!! I didnt know about mondays. I have to fill up today

Thank you! Could you also address how it might be important to wash fabrics like cotton or polyester in different temperatures?

Ages 57 & 64. Married. Retired/Semi Retired living off grid in Northern Calif. I work one 24 hr sleep shift per week. Income: $2350 per month. Expenses: $1800 $100 Property Tax $150 Wifi+2 Cell Phones $300 Transport- E-Bikes, E-Car, one gas pick up, Wear & tear, insurance, maintenance, Averaged out $50 Propane $135 Giving $25 Gardening $25 Rabbit & Hen Feed ( free-range) $50 Dental $15 UA-cam Premium $150 Personal $200 Misc $100 Eat Out $500 Groceries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $1800 a Month Expenses. Savings: 25k Cash. Adding $500 a month to 25k Savings Free Spring water. Free Healthcare (Indian Health Clinic, basic medical/dental) No Homeowners Ins. Solar power a little over half the year for E-Car, E-Bikes & our 1450 foot Cabin on 1.5 acres Church, Bible Study, cycling, gardening, potlucks w/ church family/friends, 25 hens are our life. Do my laundry & Charge my car while at work. As a Christian, not having as many secular $ worries is nice. It's a peace inside that never leaves me. It can dim though

I grew up poor, and one thing I couldn’t afford was complaining. Everyone around me loved complaining because they loved soiling and being accepting of their mediocrity. I stayed quiet so I don’t fall into that mentality and behaviors and moved in silence.

I can't believe you have so little subscribers. You have such great quality and topics on your videos. Your channel will grow huge one day!

Cool video

The ones that are trying to early retire without any thought to healthcare... RIP

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it would have been nice to actually see the capsule wardrobe :) Maybe an idea for your next video?

I personally am on SSDI, about $1450 a month at the moment. Before getting married earlier this year I had my own apartment in a semi-rough part of town, subsidized. I utilized food banks, had only my cell phone for Internet at home, paid a small water bill, and kept my electric (heating, cooling, water heater, and general use) to under $50/month usually. To help heat the apartment I would open the curtains on any sun facing window during the day to let the sun heat the cement floor, and close them up at night. To cool the place I would open any windows and their curtains that weren't sun facing. I did have food stamps too, but under $50/month. My usual food budget was $250/month. I have an older used car, and can do many repairs on it myself with basic tools, mostly because it doesn't have a lot of electronics. The city I live in is around 350,000 people. My net worth is about $5,000 (the value of my car at the moment). I have lived most of my life in the lower income spectrum. I grew up poor, rural, and in the snow belt. I learned to fix a lot of stuff myself because I had no other choice. I use repair cafés if I don't know how to fix something, or look it up online. It takes about 20 years of no major mishaps for an average income to reach financial stability. I buy only what I know will save me money long term, or that I know (not just think) will solve an issue. My clothes are basic, often second hand or free (events often give free t-shirts), or they cost so little as to make their cost per use negligible because they are kept for years and worn regularly. Don't overlook the multifunction items either, my panini press has plates that flip to become a griddle, my Insta-pot has about 20 functions (including air fry), my vehicle is a minivan (so I can haul lots of stuff if need be), my bookshelf is also a TV stand, my clock has a radio. For some reason people think that multi-function items are a trade-off but will online shop on their cell phone while listening to their MP3s, checking their bank account to make sure the money is there. Humans are bad at multitasking, but inanimate things don't get distracted.

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You know I can see your dog

Cool video!!!!

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Video is very helpful but it reach to the wrong audience

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