I find the flip in the way generations see each other pretty damning. Boomers/X to Millennials has been "You have it so easy, stop being lazy"-though many of them are coming around to seeing how bad things have gotten. That's not to say that the world wasn't a sh*thole in its own way when they were growing up, I'm just talking about how the generations view each other. Meanwhile, us Millenials to Zoomers/Alpha is more like "Man, the world's f*cked. I feel bad for you." Sure, we also make fun of Zoomer's horrible attention span and clout addiction, but we understand that's the corporations' fault, not the kids.
@@fathered_apollo4464at the very least you need college experience, especially for government work. I'd also recommend studying outside of college, whether that be paid classes or the infinite amount of free videos and information that exists out on UA-cam and everywhere else. If you have absolutely no idea what your doing, start with watching some base level coding tutorials and experimenting with different coding languages
@@fathered_apollo44641st, only do this if you enjoy tech to a degree. If you hate it at all, you will hate your life lol. degree in CS, Data Analytics, Information Technology, Math, or Computer Engineering will probably get you farther. Degree is a necessity though if you want to work for the government since often they won’t even take an app. seriously if you don’t have one. Even community college is preferable. Try to get as much tech work in as you can while doing your degree. Could be intern, could be personal projects, volunteer work, lab, just get it. Be super familiar with the Microsoft suite, esp. excel. Try to get a cert, is pretty cheap and doesn’t take too much time. While you’re getting certs try to get AWS/Azure. More money + time committ but insane ROI from my experience. 1st job can be got thru US jobs, CIA has their own recruitment process, the rest as always in the gov is through networking. If you don’t want to work for the gov then you’re set up to do that too. All love and hope it works out for you, even if you don’t want to do this ❤️
Used to work in a casino in a university town(UK). Every term, we had one guy come in and bet his srudent loan on a red or black. One bet and leave. He didn't miss on 4 terms. I saw him do this each time, doubling his years spending money on a coin flip. Blew my mind every time. I left after a year and never knew if he kept up the streak.
I did the thing at a bachelor party. The husband was gonna go to bed and so I just put the 800 I had left on black at one of the large arena style roulette rooms. I felt like I was gonna throw up watching the screen for a minute until the thing came up black. Biggest relief of my life until I accidentally locked in the 1600 to double or nothing. I wanted to fucking die. It has convinced me people who bet everything after winning multiple times are actually deranged.
This ep is hilarious and thoughtful, i think the rising cost of living has slowed down consumer spending and i bet 2023 holidays will be broke boy season
Heads up, there are extra regulations and hoops that you have to jump through to sell life insurance to seniors (age 60, or sometimes 65 and up), so it's usually not a great bet. Also life insurance is wicked expensive when you're old unless you go for term policies.
3:55 I LITERALLY DID THAT went down on my last day with 500$ smurfed in blackjack to 5k and put it all on black and lost it all lmao. My thought process was I bet once (50/50) then a second (75/25) and then w the 5k it was my 3rd time so I had like a fucking 87% chance to hit it😂
the world is so bleak. I found out i have had life insurance for 4 years, my life insurance covers self deathing if youve been on it for 13 months. Now im sitting here thinking, wow, my partner could get a substantial downpayment on a house and not have to live with abusive family. And that's a real consideration because how else are we ever going to with rent going up, wages stagnating?
There's an ethical thing, i forget the name of the term, but when investing over $10,000, you should keep your investment locked in for at least 30 days. It's not against the law but the bank could charge you a fee for selling before 30 days.
I know what your talking about. It’s actually a law to prevent stupid people making stupid money decisions. (Pretty dumb law but also funny when it seems like it’s a good law)
I disagree about the free money thing just that the gain isnt worth the effort because they won't give you enough margin , The bond etf might drop but its unlikely to completely implode and you should be able to withstand a drop with whatever assets they are giving you the margin on. Its just basically leveraging zero interest money with a ton of work.
Re never selling a stock that goes down, just do the opposite. Only sell the losers, deduct the loss on your taxes, and now the portfolio is all winners 😎
The closest we have to "ethical" Life insurance is term. The problem is most companies that offer term insurance dont market it because of the commission checks. The thinking for these companies is that there's no money to be made selling term insurance since it's cheaper. Plus. most companies will go out of their way NOT to insure you. There's a lot more to it than that, but thats a pretty simplified version. (Side note I am also an Insurance worker for Primerica.)
I like to think of Big A's audience all as a bunch of kids RP'ing as adults who just got home from their 9-5 and are constantly pulling all their work insights from chat-gpt.
the contrast between idealistic millennial creative gig workers and absolutely jaded zoomers just wanting to coast is fascinating
I find the flip in the way generations see each other pretty damning. Boomers/X to Millennials has been "You have it so easy, stop being lazy"-though many of them are coming around to seeing how bad things have gotten. That's not to say that the world wasn't a sh*thole in its own way when they were growing up, I'm just talking about how the generations view each other.
Meanwhile, us Millenials to Zoomers/Alpha is more like "Man, the world's f*cked. I feel bad for you." Sure, we also make fun of Zoomer's horrible attention span and clout addiction, but we understand that's the corporations' fault, not the kids.
@@unowenwasholozoomers will dominate
@BobinGaming I mean yeah, eventually. That's how generations work.
the answer to the last question is finance btw
And both of them are below the poverty line 😂 would make any kid jaded
For the last question, get a nice I.T. government job, no one knows what the hell you're doing, so they pay you well, and you work 4h a day max.
Let’s say one was interested in an I.T job, what would be the first step to getting one of those? Any prerequisites?
@@fathered_apollo4464computer
@@fathered_apollo4464at the very least you need college experience, especially for government work. I'd also recommend studying outside of college, whether that be paid classes or the infinite amount of free videos and information that exists out on UA-cam and everywhere else. If you have absolutely no idea what your doing, start with watching some base level coding tutorials and experimenting with different coding languages
@@fathered_apollo4464 commenting to stay on this conversation
@@fathered_apollo44641st, only do this if you enjoy tech to a degree. If you hate it at all, you will hate your life lol.
degree in CS, Data Analytics, Information Technology, Math, or Computer Engineering will probably get you farther. Degree is a necessity though if you want to work for the government since often they won’t even take an app. seriously if you don’t have one. Even community college is preferable.
Try to get as much tech work in as you can while doing your degree. Could be intern, could be personal projects, volunteer work, lab, just get it.
Be super familiar with the Microsoft suite, esp. excel. Try to get a cert, is pretty cheap and doesn’t take too much time.
While you’re getting certs try to get AWS/Azure. More money + time committ but insane ROI from my experience.
1st job can be got thru US jobs, CIA has their own recruitment process, the rest as always in the gov is through networking. If you don’t want to work for the gov then you’re set up to do that too.
All love and hope it works out for you, even if you don’t want to do this ❤️
my dude could go outside on the sidewalk, beg for 5$ every 24 hrs, and make more than his cents on the hundreds of dollars bond flipping lmao
Used to work in a casino in a university town(UK). Every term, we had one guy come in and bet his srudent loan on a red or black. One bet and leave. He didn't miss on 4 terms. I saw him do this each time, doubling his years spending money on a coin flip. Blew my mind every time. I left after a year and never knew if he kept up the streak.
Holy shit
I did the thing at a bachelor party. The husband was gonna go to bed and so I just put the 800 I had left on black at one of the large arena style roulette rooms. I felt like I was gonna throw up watching the screen for a minute until the thing came up black.
Biggest relief of my life until I accidentally locked in the 1600 to double or nothing. I wanted to fucking die.
It has convinced me people who bet everything after winning multiple times are actually deranged.
I assume you lost the 1600
"you'd have to be degen to bet it all again"
you'd have to be degen to bet it all in the first place!!!!
This ep is hilarious and thoughtful, i think the rising cost of living has slowed down consumer spending and i bet 2023 holidays will be broke boy season
Wtf I thought I was the last person on UA-cam who used this pfp
This is a wonderful occurrence
@@subinator201but he did it better
I love the chatter arguing for the Mang0 down.
Thing is its less than 50% on roullette wheel because of the greens
Heads up, there are extra regulations and hoops that you have to jump through to sell life insurance to seniors (age 60, or sometimes 65 and up), so it's usually not a great bet. Also life insurance is wicked expensive when you're old unless you go for term policies.
Marketing is the answer to the last question
04:30 bro whaaat? i agree with not doubling it but i think at least 40% of people double and go again
That last question: computer science. I'm working on my degree rn
The first part of this video just sounds like betting against biotech drugs
Answer to 9:40 is "a government job"
another fire clip big a
Wait! I need you to answer that last question. That’s exactly what I’m looking for
swe
some random government job where you no one knows what you do. like IT consultant or senator
5:36 literally me, I'm down 200 on one stock, but I got Dimond hands baby
Yo but did he have an answer to that last question?
we need the clip
^^^
yo i'll try get this next part up soon - ædish
legend@@BiggerAClips
Could be in the vod channel
Ædish the goat
The last chatter hit kinda hard ngl
HE DIDN’T ANSWER THE FINAL QUESTION!!!
Ima need the answer to that last one real fast chief
Re life insurance, if you’re young, healthy, and buy term, it’s pretty affordable for even $1M+ policies.
If you bet 3k and double to 6k, you should bet that 3k. If you lose, don't bet. If you win, bet 4.5k. And repeat until you lose :D
i want the answer to the last question wtf
whenever anyone says house i think of house md help
Wait I want to know the answer to the last question...
Roulette is not 50/50, the zeros change the odds and some casinos are now having tables with triple 0s
9:37 what's the answer tho
3:55 I LITERALLY DID THAT went down on my last day with 500$ smurfed in blackjack to 5k and put it all on black and lost it all lmao. My thought process was I bet once (50/50) then a second (75/25) and then w the 5k it was my 3rd time so I had like a fucking 87% chance to hit it😂
Boy math
It doesn’t go up everyday. It doesn’t go down because of rebalancing. It goes down on the ex date of dividends
Also people holding clearly don't understand loss harvesting either.
the world is so bleak. I found out i have had life insurance for 4 years, my life insurance covers self deathing if youve been on it for 13 months. Now im sitting here thinking, wow, my partner could get a substantial downpayment on a house and not have to live with abusive family. And that's a real consideration because how else are we ever going to with rent going up, wages stagnating?
Stop, no one has to die for others to live
Your Partner woud most probably fall back to their only support which is family
wait but why didn't we get an answer at the end
I do not think the last chatter was joking... what do I have to do to do that
I'm taking my 3k back and then playing with the houses money
this is the way
i'd bet 1.5 mil on Zain beating SFAT with only 10k payout
1:06 tbis basicly dsy tradeimg😂
wish me luck boys I will soon be one of those bankruptcies. Actually, I've always wanted to do this; I declare......BANKRUPTCY
Wait he didnt finish. I want to know that job too at the end.
WHY DID YOU CUT AT THE END OMFG I GOTTA KNOWWWWWW
What was the answer to that last Q? I’m in desperate need of that answer
There's an ethical thing, i forget the name of the term, but when investing over $10,000, you should keep your investment locked in for at least 30 days. It's not against the law but the bank could charge you a fee for selling before 30 days.
I know what your talking about. It’s actually a law to prevent stupid people making stupid money decisions. (Pretty dumb law but also funny when it seems like it’s a good law)
I disagree about the free money thing just that the gain isnt worth the effort because they won't give you enough margin , The bond etf might drop but its unlikely to completely implode and you should be able to withstand a drop with whatever assets they are giving you the margin on. Its just basically leveraging zero interest money with a ton of work.
One year later update
Home prices are way higher stock market is way way way way way higher
The bubble keeps bubbling 😂
Wait but what kind of degree tho
Don't be a coward let it ride
Re never selling a stock that goes down, just do the opposite. Only sell the losers, deduct the loss on your taxes, and now the portfolio is all winners 😎
i got hit with 14 reds in a row and lost 900$ in 11 minutes
Glancer
The closest we have to "ethical" Life insurance is term. The problem is most companies that offer term insurance dont market it because of the commission checks. The thinking for these companies is that there's no money to be made selling term insurance since it's cheaper. Plus. most companies will go out of their way NOT to insure you. There's a lot more to it than that, but thats a pretty simplified version.
(Side note I am also an Insurance worker for Primerica.)
Personally if I put $3000 on a 50/50 chance and won, I'd cash out $4500 and just keep playing with the $1500 knowing I'd probably lose it.
That final laugh… sh*t is so funny if ur not born in a family line of specialist coast till the day u die would need several years of smart grinding.
Free money doesn't exist unless you already have enough to retire at 30
free money does exist just buy my course for $59.99 a month
i lost all of my money in Dank memer cus i lost 10 50/50 gambles to double my money. Heed my tale dont make the same mistake
what the fuck was the answer?!
WTH!!! He didn’t answer the question! It cut off 😠👎
Had to click for the algo
Blorst
High quality comment
I like to think of Big A's audience all as a bunch of kids RP'ing as adults who just got home from their 9-5 and are constantly pulling all their work insights from chat-gpt.
aren't we all?
For the type of content atrioc makes his viewer age range is 17-20yos and 28-40 year olds nothing else
Loving the bidenomics 💪