I’ve only ever listened to Tik Tok financial advice. I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars, and lost millions. My family is living out of a van and I’m facing 20 years. But once I find the right guru, I’ll be in control.
it seems like you’ve learned a lot from your life experiences. maybe you just have to get a payday loan and apply what you learned. then you’ll make it all back
It's funny how nobody understands that when you have all the chips you can literally run the table. He can literally pick up the phone and say buy or sell and America immediately goes into a recession
@@thecloneguyznot at all how the economy works. The markets will shift because of it, but buffet selling stock does or going bearish does not cause a recession ever. Even if Berkshire Hathaway went under overnight it wouldn't cause a recession unless investors unnecessarily panic or there's a larger systemic issue ('08)
I'm pretty sure that guy was trolling anyway. No one is gonna publicly admit on video they're committing fraud for their employer to see (at least I hope not).
Imagine taking out two loans to travel presumably a long way across the country for advice, only to have the scammer you look up to tell you to become a beggar
Beg for money. If you aren’t making 100k a month, you’re a failure If you don’t borrow money from your house to buy 20 more houses, you suck If you don’t have a lambo, you are a failure
4:19 as a former car salesman, there are so many people that have dug themselves into a 80k-100k+ hole it’s ridiculous. It’s so hard to sit there and have your customer get emotional because you can’t help them get out of a huge car loan. Please please please if you ever finance a vehicle, do your research and never jump into a high interest rates + high fees/price adjustments. I promise getting a beater car is far better than getting a fancy car and getting into debt you can’t afford.
Had a guy come into the dealership one time with a brand new 2024 corvette and a 2020 Cadillac Escalade. He bought the vehicles about a year prior and still owed about $130k on them. He paid well over $2k a month for both together and somehow we did end up help him into a 2024 Nissan Armada Platinum. That is, if you consider lowering the payment to $1800 for 6 years helping 🫤
Just never buy from a dealer unless you have the full value in cash imo. If you have to finance get approved from your bank and still go private party it saves so much money.
@@Falcodrin totally agree. Sometimes getting a vehicle financed isn’t too bad for you if you do it the right way, i.e. putting the max amount down on a 0% interest loan (if available to you) and then paying it off in larger sums. It looks good on your credit even if it’s just a small boost. Cash will always be king though, especially if you want a good deal 💰
Oh also for anyone reading this you can typically get bank financing on used private party cars up to 10 years old. Past that and you may end up needing a personal loan which comes with much higher interest but still ask because with perfect credit and a credit union you might have more flexibility.
My sister in law once made a post about how she is making a sacrifice in her life... which was her moving out of her own home, rent it out, go live with her mum rent free in a private pool house, whilst earning over $130K a year, going on expensive trips and trying to save up to buy another house......... The hard sacrifices people must make..... She moved out of her house because and I quote "It's just not close enough to the city so I don't like living there"..........
Perfectly valid reasoning honestly, everyone wants to be closer to the city, but it's still disgusting how she frames renting out her house and living rent free with her parents in their house with a pool WHILE making $130k as a sacrifice.
Nah, scratch my comment on the last TikTok advice video. Getting mugged, robbed in a bank, scammed by a Nigerian prince, having your assets liquidated, and investing in FTX would be less detrimental to someone’s finances than following TikTok advice.
@@AbruptAvalanche Petrol Prices were very high in Australia during the pandemic and my shitbox car from highschool finally died so I bought a $30,000 hybrid Toyota Corolla. Who the FUCK buys a $200,000 hummer when they already have a fucking beamer? I don't think my bank would even approve a loan like that
@@zacknelson8918 I'm not sure if charging stations are cheaper than gas per mile, but charging at home definitely is (where 80% of charging happens). Regardless, my comment was totally just a joke. If money is tight enough that you're worried about a few extra bucks at the gas pump, you shouldn't be buying a car anywhere close to $200,000.
bro complains about high gas prices when the highes they have ever been there were like 1,20$ a Liter, bro chill, if you cant afford that, you shouldnt drive an X6
as an Australian gen z male you only have 2 options, chronically online alt kid that listen to Bladee or insufferable real estate agent with multiple r*pe charges
@@goose9515I’m in USA but trying to learn more about Australian economics, is it true that culturally the #1 goal for most average Aussies is to buy property?
I cannot stand people like the last lady. People who complain/vent about having massive debt or other financial issues then spend money on frivolous things like expensive clothes or eating out is my biggest pet peeve. The start to your recover and solution is right there staring you in the face and you don't want to see it.
I understand eating out, but seriously, I never get the reasoning behind expensive clothes, unless it's actually functionally superior and not just some label.
@@fujinshuJust my experience, so take it with a grain of salt. High(ish) fashion includes a wide variety of styles which are much harder to find at reasonable prices (or especially for cheap). Styles that often are at least somewhat flashy/showy/gaudy/whatever. You will find some stuff at more reasonably priced places, but for the best variety you need to be stupid. It's...kinda...convenience based, and partly clout based, the mixture varies by person. Still unwise, but if someone has enough cash to be willing to take that convenience hike...then I think it's whatever. But if dropping that cash stresses you, get the fuck outta there.
As someone who's studying developmental psychology and psychology the poor kid at 15:55 made me so sad. I am in no position to judge or analyze but the fact he brings up making the parents proud through the act of making money speaks a lot about our current social media situation
When you grow up in a poor family, you will often see the toll it takes on your parents. I heard mines arguing plenty of times and they would even go through short periods of separation. As a kid you don’t have the critical thinking to realize their unhappiness is only bolstered by the tough financial situation. You think if you can earn money that their lives will automatically be better.
@@notmemeoftheweek6674 I understand completely, and I'm so sorry for what u went through hope you're doing good now. What you described with children is very true, many times attachment figures who are not stable make their children feel responsible for their happiness and well-being which is not something you want especially growing up
I also believe it might be a cultural thing ... There is an intense focus in my culture to "make your parents proud by gaining money and fame" that is built in since childhood. It shaped a lot of who I became once I grew older and I struggle with the weight of it daily even though I supposedly know better now. Its possible that social media is just exposing a very common situation that children go through, especially this particular case.
@@abhijeetpande3736 Absolutely, culture and environment do so much to shape our values and some theorize that they even drive our every single action. I personally am of the belief that social media is a big loud speaker of the sociological and psychological state of the current moment
The guy who shorted copper reminds me of when Matt Paxton from Hoarders once said “We’re all about 4 to 5 bad decisions away from pooping in a bucket.”
I remember that last chick from Caleb hammer’s show. She’s the one that had that failed smoothie business in the church lobby and smuggled tortillas across the border. Yet got offend when Caleb suggested to her that she eat beans and rice for a few weeks
It’s wild to me seeing Caleb Hammer’s name on an Atrioc vid. I went to high school with him and I just recently found out he’s so successful in content creation. Still blows my mind haha
@@katiekatecat had the same reaction seeing a guy from my middle school doing travel videos about trips to actual real Africa. How does that even happen??? Unbelievable
6:40 know 2 Deloitte execs through family/college friends and 2 more general employees. Every single one of them is actively ruining their lives. Deloitte just does that
I met one guy who said he worked 140 hours a week while there. Pretty sure he was exaggerating, but that’s the baseline of these Big 4 firms to be considered long hours.
Holy crap we need to show atrioc the Caleb hammer clip about the last girl smuggling tortillas across the Mexican border. And To be fair on the first girl, she can just send it back, it is Amazon lol
A couple things: 1. That woman with the quarters, it's more concerning a voting aged adult doesn't know how to get quarters 2. The teacup pig thing: literally 20 years ago this happened when Paris Hilton got tricked into buying one. People's stupidity is cyclical
7:00 Apparently ~60% of the engineering and technology team at my old job did this exact thing while remote work was enforced. They were, of course, caught, terminated and all IT budgets and hiring were frozen. Our team was shortstaffed for 2 years thanks to those asshats.
Dude there an Onion video about employee sending their 9-5 deck work assignments to India, the guy working in finance just described summed it up, that … kinda funny.
4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris is the main link for this idea Essentially, you “buy” your time back by outsourcing medial tasks (emails, booking, or time-consuming work tasks like filling out data sheets) to workers in poor countries like the Philippines for a rate that is small to us like $10/$15 an hour but when USD converts to their currency it’s a lot. I personally think outsourcing in these situations is unethical if you’re not paying a fair wage but looking for extremely cheap labor. If you’re paying them something that represents respectable wages, sure go ahead that’s legit business but looking to undercut someone’s labor so you can walk your dog longer or watch more Netflix isn’t technically illegal, but it feels wrong.
Former operator of an independent repair shop and lifelong wrench-turner here. You do not need a new car. You do not need a new car. You do not need a new car. Do not finance a new car. Buy an older reliable vehicle for 1/10th the price. Pay cash for it. Use a fraction of what your car payment would be to maintain the vehicle properly. It will take care of you. New cars are not worth the money, more expensive to maintain, less reliable, and are built worse (in most cases, safety tech not included) than cars used to be. And now they're all selling your data too lol. Next time you're at your mechanic, take a look at the cars the actual mechanics choose to drive. I can almost guarantee you nothing newer than 15yo in that lot. There's a reason lol. I am lucky to make good money now but I still drive (well-maintained) 90s shitboxes. I live and breathe cars, but the auto industry and the push to get everyone to lease a shiny new car every year is not only baiting consumers but so incredibly environmentally wasteful lol
I'm keeping my '95 corolla alive still. I'm by no means a car guy, I'm just willing to try. I bought my car 12 years ago for $1100 and since then I've put maybe $400 worth of parts into it. I just came in from the garage replacing a thermostat because it was stuck open. Did I know how to do that an hour ago? Nah. Did I know how to diagnose it? No. You don't have to be a car person or a mechanic to keep a car alive in the age of the internet. I'll drive it until it dies and I'll love every second of it.
These TikToks make me nervous, because I know people who believe TikTok vids more than any other source of information and I’m sure they’re going to end up in financial ruin if they run into these.
2:21 I wish I could go back and tell 13 year old me not to worry. My Teacup Pig will eventually be an 80 pound hog. Would have really nixed the self-esteem issues.
Ngl this episode made me more upset than anything... bro I hate scammers and in times of financial distress they thrive and prey on those who just want to make a living.
It's so much sadder think the people at that grant cardone conference that donated to that one guy are probably donating money they borrowed from yet another person
My wife's company literally just fired a guy because they caught him attempting to juggle 4-5 different jobs at once, a few of which were with potential clients of theirs--major no-no. Even remote work (often) requires taking meetings, and when you keep having to miss/reschedule them, people are going to notice.
I gave a friend 1k to help him buy his first car. I think he blocked me. This was after we helped each other through mutual break ups with girls. He would literally call me and cry over the phone asking for advice. It's not that much to me, less than 1% of my power. But still annoying, just reinforces my view that I can't trust people.
I think it depends on where they sue you. Outsourcing is legal in Gambia where I live and I even worked at a company based on that but most setups are very sinister
Grant Cordone somehow accidentally perfectly replicated Wal-Mart's employee support fund program, and that's more doomed energy than being told to just lock in by a middle schooler and taking it seriously.
Whoever commented about the Intel guy in chat is my hero. I watched that go down in real time, so funny and sad at the same time. Wall Street bets is a trip.
16:33 guys idk if this is intentionally staged but the dude who is getting “scammed” is a UA-camr who does sketches. Chris and Jack for reference. He may have been trolling the actual scammer
The copper guy is hilarious "these medals look ugly so people aren't gonna invest in copper" as if the only value copper has is aesthetic. as if copper isn't one of the most used resources on earth when it comes to plumbing, technology and electronics (has bro even heard of what most wires are made of?)
even worse 21:37, from what I looked up. The everytable "Nashville Hot Chicken Pasta" is considerably un healthy for the girl saying "healthy" and price 540 cals: 19g total fat: 6g sat fat 12g sugar: 3 added g sugar 33g protein 1250 mg sodium not awful but strange to have added sugars and half your daily salt intake in a "healthy" meal that is also expensive.
The car payments actually baffle tf out of me. Im a car guy and have spent most of the money earned in my life(24) on car but ive never financed only bought with cash. Yeah its a bit tempting to buy something nicer than your lifestlye with debt but one you do that your cooked.
11:25 disappoints me when big A is just wrong about this stuff. 99% of the time you are not selling your equity to the bank (they don’t want it) you are borrowing against the increased value as a security. You still get 100% of future capital gains. The Australian video isn’t wrong, it’s just risky. Edit: that said the second part of what he says is correct, but the way he refers to ‘growing your ownership’ is a little confusing
Risk implies real estate prices will come down... But in actual fact there's no risk involved. The Australian government doesn't want to harm the "poor retirees" that just want a nest egg so they will artificially increase demand via immigration to ensure real estate prices NEVER drop and then tell use how amazing the economy is doing with our 0.2% growth and per capita recession.
@@Pyroteq While time does eliminate almost all real-estate risk there are still some. If you are over leveraged like this having a tenant fail to pay (or not finding one) for more than 3 months could put you in a precarious financial position and potentially force you to sell. If you’re then (or for any other reason) forced to sell in a shorter timeframe markets DO soften for periods and you could be upside-down. I have had clients approach me hundreds of thousands in the hole due to these strategies. Meanwhile if you (somewhat unrealistically) did high-deposit investing in the Australian property market it would seem almost impossible to lose, the risk then is opportunity cost, could you be making more money in shares etc.
I’ve only ever listened to Tik Tok financial advice. I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars, and lost millions. My family is living out of a van and I’m facing 20 years. But once I find the right guru, I’ll be in control.
I'll give you some sage advice, on the house. You sound like you need to go out and get a check for 500 dollars
it seems like you’ve learned a lot from your life experiences. maybe you just have to get a payday loan and apply what you learned. then you’ll make it all back
At 284 likes on your comment, you've already gained the most valuable thing of all: attention.
Honestly there is real people like this out there who actually do this
Hey you can at least make vanlife content
1:25 I found the quarter rolls she bought on Amazon and THE FIRST PICTURE SHOWS THEM BEING EMPTY LMAO
So you bought 3 cases.....
aint this the guy that got caught watching is freinds gf deepfaked nudes
she must've been on her second weed brownie that night and said I don't feel much yet so she grabbed a third before shopping on Amazon.
Expecting anyone on TikTok to have any notion of literacy at all. lol. lmao, even.
She fucking searched for quarters on Amazon, what did you expect
9:45
Hi I'm actually Warren Buffet's dad, and I was there when he said, verbatim, *Inshallah, the markets will turn around* .
You raised a strong independent young lady, you should be proud
It's funny how nobody understands that when you have all the chips you can literally run the table. He can literally pick up the phone and say buy or sell and America immediately goes into a recession
@@thecloneguyznot at all how the economy works. The markets will shift because of it, but buffet selling stock does or going bearish does not cause a recession ever. Even if Berkshire Hathaway went under overnight it wouldn't cause a recession unless investors unnecessarily panic or there's a larger systemic issue ('08)
@@peterlenza8320 you underestimate how much they hold and how much power they actually have
@@peterlenza8320It’s exactly how it works. His decisions move the markets due to sheer volume. That’s why the SEC created the 13F filings. 😂😂😂
Deliotte isn't even an investment bank... its an accounting/consulting firm
This is exactly what I was thinking when he said that
The dude is just overworked 😅
Was just gonna say this!
They have an investment arm but def not world renowned lol
I'm pretty sure that guy was trolling anyway. No one is gonna publicly admit on video they're committing fraud for their employer to see (at least I hope not).
Imagine taking out two loans to travel presumably a long way across the country for advice, only to have the scammer you look up to tell you to become a beggar
Beg for money.
If you aren’t making 100k a month, you’re a failure
If you don’t borrow money from your house to buy 20 more houses, you suck
If you don’t have a lambo, you are a failure
No way that guy wasn't a plant
@@chikkin.salad.sandwichI hope so.
I hope the guy was straight up lying about it and just took their money for a fake sob story.
Grant cardone is basically a beggar too
4:19 as a former car salesman, there are so many people that have dug themselves into a 80k-100k+ hole it’s ridiculous. It’s so hard to sit there and have your customer get emotional because you can’t help them get out of a huge car loan. Please please please if you ever finance a vehicle, do your research and never jump into a high interest rates + high fees/price adjustments. I promise getting a beater car is far better than getting a fancy car and getting into debt you can’t afford.
Had a guy come into the dealership one time with a brand new 2024 corvette and a 2020 Cadillac Escalade. He bought the vehicles about a year prior and still owed about $130k on them. He paid well over $2k a month for both together and somehow we did end up help him into a 2024 Nissan Armada Platinum. That is, if you consider lowering the payment to $1800 for 6 years helping 🫤
Just never buy from a dealer unless you have the full value in cash imo. If you have to finance get approved from your bank and still go private party it saves so much money.
@@Falcodrin totally agree. Sometimes getting a vehicle financed isn’t too bad for you if you do it the right way, i.e. putting the max amount down on a 0% interest loan (if available to you) and then paying it off in larger sums. It looks good on your credit even if it’s just a small boost.
Cash will always be king though, especially if you want a good deal 💰
Oh also for anyone reading this you can typically get bank financing on used private party cars up to 10 years old. Past that and you may end up needing a personal loan which comes with much higher interest but still ask because with perfect credit and a credit union you might have more flexibility.
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My sister in law once made a post about how she is making a sacrifice in her life... which was her moving out of her own home, rent it out, go live with her mum rent free in a private pool house, whilst earning over $130K a year, going on expensive trips and trying to save up to buy another house......... The hard sacrifices people must make.....
She moved out of her house because and I quote "It's just not close enough to the city so I don't like living there"..........
Perfectly valid reasoning honestly, everyone wants to be closer to the city, but it's still disgusting how she frames renting out her house and living rent free with her parents in their house with a pool WHILE making $130k as a sacrifice.
I'll thumbs up because that's interesting and related but you need to stop the multiple dots thing.
Millennial alert⚠️⚠️ (too many dots)
do 3 dots like the boomers that many is bad form
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Nah, scratch my comment on the last TikTok advice video. Getting mugged, robbed in a bank, scammed by a Nigerian prince, having your assets liquidated, and investing in FTX would be less detrimental to someone’s finances than following TikTok advice.
Writing a bad check to chase bank and withdrawing the money and making a TikTok about it would still be better too 😂
... fck is literslly true since they tell you to take a loan they are objectibly more detrimental
Get Rich at age 12. My 17 year old ass just lost a 5 dollar bet on the Saints beating the Broncos. (I know the game isn’t over)
Curious how much money would you have made if you won the bet?
@@voidsnakes281SEVEN HUNDRED dollars
Its over
@@voidsnakes281 it was a parlay. I would have won 80. Every other part of the parlay hit too. Just not the Saints win
why on earth would you bet on the saints winning lmfao
Warren Buffett been real quiet since this video dropped 🧐
94 and still holding, hasn't sold a penny, inshallah 💪💪💪
I’ve noticed his silence too.
“Warrant buffer held”
Cut to warrant buffet dumping assets and buying more treasury bonds than the us government
Buffet's company is an insurance company. They are legally obligated to control their risk taking.
I wonder what’s in the warrant buffer these days?
@ 14:48 ‘You’re network is your net worth’ is the male equivalent of ‘live, laugh, love’
The guy owing house money on his hummer is unbelievable
To be fair, gas prices were pretty high. Can you really blame him for buying a $200,000 EV?
@@AbruptAvalanche Petrol Prices were very high in Australia during the pandemic and my shitbox car from highschool finally died so I bought a $30,000 hybrid Toyota Corolla. Who the FUCK buys a $200,000 hummer when they already have a fucking beamer? I don't think my bank would even approve a loan like that
@@AbruptAvalancheNo where high enough to justify a 200k ev that the costs of charging will go up over time and right now costs more than gas,
@@zacknelson8918 I'm not sure if charging stations are cheaper than gas per mile, but charging at home definitely is (where 80% of charging happens). Regardless, my comment was totally just a joke. If money is tight enough that you're worried about a few extra bucks at the gas pump, you shouldn't be buying a car anywhere close to $200,000.
bro complains about high gas prices when the highes they have ever been there were like 1,20$ a Liter, bro chill, if you cant afford that, you shouldnt drive an X6
I opened UA-cam and let out a verbal “YES” as I sat back in my chair to watch this episode. So stoked
Noticing a lot of aussie accents in these tiktoks... fuck we're so cooked...
Naurr
@@zachk05 isn’t the housing market pretty much a ponzi scheme there ?
The Australian real estate market and it's consequences
as an Australian gen z male you only have 2 options, chronically online alt kid that listen to Bladee or insufferable real estate agent with multiple r*pe charges
@@goose9515I’m in USA but trying to learn more about Australian economics, is it true that culturally the #1 goal for most average Aussies is to buy property?
I cannot stand people like the last lady. People who complain/vent about having massive debt or other financial issues then spend money on frivolous things like expensive clothes or eating out is my biggest pet peeve. The start to your recover and solution is right there staring you in the face and you don't want to see it.
I understand eating out, but seriously, I never get the reasoning behind expensive clothes, unless it's actually functionally superior and not just some label.
@@fujinshuJust my experience, so take it with a grain of salt.
High(ish) fashion includes a wide variety of styles which are much harder to find at reasonable prices (or especially for cheap). Styles that often are at least somewhat flashy/showy/gaudy/whatever. You will find some stuff at more reasonably priced places, but for the best variety you need to be stupid. It's...kinda...convenience based, and partly clout based, the mixture varies by person.
Still unwise, but if someone has enough cash to be willing to take that convenience hike...then I think it's whatever. But if dropping that cash stresses you, get the fuck outta there.
@@fujinshu eating out regularly is addict behavior
@@fujinshu she can use the high end clothes to be a high end escort. shes pretty enough
The food was expensive there but getting clothes from Shein every 4 months is not that bad
As someone who's studying developmental psychology and psychology the poor kid at 15:55 made me so sad.
I am in no position to judge or analyze but the fact he brings up making the parents proud through the act of making money speaks a lot about our current social media situation
When you grow up in a poor family, you will often see the toll it takes on your parents. I heard mines arguing plenty of times and they would even go through short periods of separation. As a kid you don’t have the critical thinking to realize their unhappiness is only bolstered by the tough financial situation. You think if you can earn money that their lives will automatically be better.
💎👏 holding my Hummer EV until lithium goes to the moon
@@notmemeoftheweek6674 I understand completely, and I'm so sorry for what u went through hope you're doing good now.
What you described with children is very true, many times attachment figures who are not stable make their children feel responsible for their happiness and well-being which is not something you want especially growing up
I also believe it might be a cultural thing ... There is an intense focus in my culture to "make your parents proud by gaining money and fame" that is built in since childhood. It shaped a lot of who I became once I grew older and I struggle with the weight of it daily even though I supposedly know better now. Its possible that social media is just exposing a very common situation that children go through, especially this particular case.
@@abhijeetpande3736 Absolutely, culture and environment do so much to shape our values and some theorize that they even drive our every single action.
I personally am of the belief that social media is a big loud speaker of the sociological and psychological state of the current moment
15:20 he made me get out of bed and put my laundry in the wash. This kid changed my life.
The guy who shorted copper reminds me of when Matt Paxton from Hoarders once said “We’re all about 4 to 5 bad decisions away from pooping in a bucket.”
I remember that last chick from Caleb hammer’s show. She’s the one that had that failed smoothie business in the church lobby and smuggled tortillas across the border. Yet got offend when Caleb suggested to her that she eat beans and rice for a few weeks
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It’s wild to me seeing Caleb Hammer’s name on an Atrioc vid. I went to high school with him and I just recently found out he’s so successful in content creation. Still blows my mind haha
@@katiekatecat had the same reaction seeing a guy from my middle school doing travel videos about trips to actual real Africa. How does that even happen??? Unbelievable
hearing atrioc say "inshallah" is crazy
aint this the guy that got caught watching is freinds gf deepfaked nudes
Sometimes a brother just needs to alhamdulillah
Everyone else is playing for second place now that I've heard a Canadian sing it in a country song.
@@NotMacclose but didn’t quite use it right
@@Ram_8888 I’m well aware habibi
6:40 know 2 Deloitte execs through family/college friends and 2 more general employees. Every single one of them is actively ruining their lives. Deloitte just does that
I met one guy who said he worked 140 hours a week while there. Pretty sure he was exaggerating, but that’s the baseline of these Big 4 firms to be considered long hours.
Big 4 are also not prestigious finance jobs by any means.. It’s not even in the same realm as IBs/PE funds
Holy crap we need to show atrioc the Caleb hammer clip about the last girl smuggling tortillas across the Mexican border. And To be fair on the first girl, she can just send it back, it is Amazon lol
It was almost certainly drugs and the Tortilla stuff was just a lie.
@@mattbenz99 you underestimate her lack of of awareness
A couple things:
1. That woman with the quarters, it's more concerning a voting aged adult doesn't know how to get quarters
2. The teacup pig thing: literally 20 years ago this happened when Paris Hilton got tricked into buying one. People's stupidity is cyclical
Hey Paris Hilton kept and cared for that pig, it's not like they had access to the kind of info we have access to now.
7:00 Apparently ~60% of the engineering and technology team at my old job did this exact thing while remote work was enforced. They were, of course, caught, terminated and all IT budgets and hiring were frozen. Our team was shortstaffed for 2 years thanks to those asshats.
Dude there an Onion video about employee sending their 9-5 deck work assignments to India, the guy working in finance just described summed it up, that … kinda funny.
It’s something stupid, unethical, and scammy based on a book called “the four hour work week”
4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris is the main link for this idea
Essentially, you “buy” your time back by outsourcing medial tasks (emails, booking, or time-consuming work tasks like filling out data sheets) to workers in poor countries like the Philippines for a rate that is small to us like $10/$15 an hour but when USD converts to their currency it’s a lot.
I personally think outsourcing in these situations is unethical if you’re not paying a fair wage but looking for extremely cheap labor. If you’re paying them something that represents respectable wages, sure go ahead that’s legit business but looking to undercut someone’s labor so you can walk your dog longer or watch more Netflix isn’t technically illegal, but it feels wrong.
Former operator of an independent repair shop and lifelong wrench-turner here.
You do not need a new car.
You do not need a new car.
You do not need a new car.
Do not finance a new car.
Buy an older reliable vehicle for 1/10th the price. Pay cash for it. Use a fraction of what your car payment would be to maintain the vehicle properly. It will take care of you. New cars are not worth the money, more expensive to maintain, less reliable, and are built worse (in most cases, safety tech not included) than cars used to be. And now they're all selling your data too lol. Next time you're at your mechanic, take a look at the cars the actual mechanics choose to drive. I can almost guarantee you nothing newer than 15yo in that lot. There's a reason lol.
I am lucky to make good money now but I still drive (well-maintained) 90s shitboxes.
I live and breathe cars, but the auto industry and the push to get everyone to lease a shiny new car every year is not only baiting consumers but so incredibly environmentally wasteful lol
I'm keeping my '95 corolla alive still. I'm by no means a car guy, I'm just willing to try. I bought my car 12 years ago for $1100 and since then I've put maybe $400 worth of parts into it. I just came in from the garage replacing a thermostat because it was stuck open. Did I know how to do that an hour ago? Nah. Did I know how to diagnose it? No. You don't have to be a car person or a mechanic to keep a car alive in the age of the internet. I'll drive it until it dies and I'll love every second of it.
7:32 Nah bruh I used to work for the Big 4 and I PROMISE you they would not let you work for two competitors at the same time. That influencer is nuts
Acting like nobody at a big company has ever heard of conflicts of interest.
These TikToks make me nervous, because I know people who believe TikTok vids more than any other source of information and I’m sure they’re going to end up in financial ruin if they run into these.
I also know people who are susceptible to tiktok influencers. They’ve fallen for the dropshipping meme
2:21 I wish I could go back and tell 13 year old me not to worry. My Teacup Pig will eventually be an 80 pound hog. Would have really nixed the self-esteem issues.
Well if you told yourself that it's entirely a scam, then you're onto something
+2
“Don’t close don’t lose” is the trader equivalent of “99% of gamblers quit before they hit big”
4:20 . that was beautiful editing
It made me immediately so happy
16:04 Nothing like content that tells me to turn off my phone and stop listening to it. 😂
Everyone knows you can’t spell “close” without “lose”
Just gotta make it to Friday ❌
Just gotta market til Monday ✅
The fake podcast tik toks are my fav. That Australian lady wasn't selling it, just yapping in an empty room
Ngl this episode made me more upset than anything... bro I hate scammers and in times of financial distress they thrive and prey on those who just want to make a living.
Agreed... this was a sad episode of Marketing Monday, just made me depressed on behalf of my generation and the world in general
the collapse is accelerating at unprecedented levels. the kids are not alright.
Only a few kids, some kids have always been like this
You should NEVER lend money to friends and family. Give money knowing they will never pay you back.
Why did the “I want to make a million dollars a month” guy sound kinda like the guy from Fresh and Fit? 🤣
Again!
marketing monday…. on thursday?
this isnt a marketing monday
Today is Monday don’t get it twisted
Not Marketing Monday or even Tarketing Thursday, just your normal Big A content
this ain't market monday
first time?
That 12 year old landlord explains a lot about the Airbnb interactions ive had
Deloitte and Ernst & Young are not investment banks, they are accounting firms, no similarity whatsoever
Yeah but they SOUND like investment banks if you're just trying to pick up chicks which is the goal of 99% of finance bros
Ummm… they both do money stuff
@@chikkin.salad.sandwich Those girls in the back sure looked stoked to be there xD
18:56 the woman in the pink shirt seemed genuinely disappointed that she had to give him 500$
It's so much sadder think the people at that grant cardone conference that donated to that one guy are probably donating money they borrowed from yet another person
Take out two loans to receive a advice that basically says "become a beggar"
6:35 - Deloitte mostly does consulting, it'a not an investment bank lol. Bro is a pencil pusher pretending to be in the arena or just trolling
I always go into these financial vids ready for a good laugh and I always leave depressed with a worse worldview
That 13yo sigma kid talking about men needing to wake up is both hilarious and alarmingly dystopian
I wish we could have broken this up into 40 vertical vids, but great content as always big A
My wife's company literally just fired a guy because they caught him attempting to juggle 4-5 different jobs at once, a few of which were with potential clients of theirs--major no-no. Even remote work (often) requires taking meetings, and when you keep having to miss/reschedule them, people are going to notice.
I gave a friend 1k to help him buy his first car. I think he blocked me. This was after we helped each other through mutual break ups with girls. He would literally call me and cry over the phone asking for advice. It's not that much to me, less than 1% of my power. But still annoying, just reinforces my view that I can't trust people.
isnt outsourcing your job one major legal issue. Your boss can sue you 100% when you do this.
I think it depends on where they sue you. Outsourcing is legal in Gambia where I live and I even worked at a company based on that but most setups are very sinister
13:15 Dude is paying "Private in the US military" rates, that's gotta be bait
18:03 unironically beg
This was by far the most cooked monday to be a marketing fan
The lady at the end basically embodies why some folks don't want Biden to forgive student loans.
Only recently started watching Atrioc (maybe a week ago?) when I found out he speaks the realest facts, and now I'm actually early.
Welcome to the coffee cult, enjoy the glizzies
@jacobe9131 stop you'll scare them away
Can’t wait till you discover the lore
So funny. I saw the make a million dollars a month Dubai scammers ad come up for this video.
Fantastic!
4:20 I love you editor, creative ass edit
Holy shit, the way he explained the house equity thing made so much sense, and I’m dumb as a bag of rocks so good job bro 👍
The fact that nobody talks about the book Matrix Golden Cashflow Tactics, speaks volumes why people dont earn a lot of money..
Yeah ok scam bot
Beat it bot
I've been waiting since Tues for Marketing Monday, finally it's Thurs and I'm happy.
I’ve been following you for a while, love your work!
17:50 you need to pick up a check 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 TF you doing!
The outsourcing thing is actually amazing lmao 😂
Dudes answer to more expensive fuel was a very expensive vehicle. 😂
Grant Cordone somehow accidentally perfectly replicated Wal-Mart's employee support fund program, and that's more doomed energy than being told to just lock in by a middle schooler and taking it seriously.
Whoever commented about the Intel guy in chat is my hero. I watched that go down in real time, so funny and sad at the same time. Wall Street bets is a trip.
Lmao that trading futures video is literal hell.
16:33 guys idk if this is intentionally staged but the dude who is getting “scammed” is a UA-camr who does sketches. Chris and Jack for reference. He may have been trolling the actual scammer
That is not chris my man.
The copper guy is hilarious "these medals look ugly so people aren't gonna invest in copper"
as if the only value copper has is aesthetic. as if copper isn't one of the most used resources on earth when it comes to plumbing, technology and electronics (has bro even heard of what most wires are made of?)
I shorted breakdancing stocks during the Paris Olympics and have made nillions. He was on to something.
That random "Fuck you" in chat during that 13-yr LOCK IN segment 🤣
even worse 21:37, from what I looked up. The everytable "Nashville Hot Chicken Pasta" is considerably un healthy for the girl saying "healthy" and price
540 cals:
19g total fat: 6g sat fat
12g sugar: 3 added g sugar
33g protein
1250 mg sodium
not awful but strange to have added sugars and half your daily salt intake in a "healthy" meal that is also expensive.
1.25 grams of salt? O.o
@@E2O10 actually over 3 grams of salt,
1 gram of sodium = 2.5 of salt
That quote was also attributed to Sam Walton during the 1987 black and blue monday crash. It was “it’s just paper loss” or some such.
People exist casually in financial situations where they're so absolutely fucked and that's terrifying
7:36 --- this is litterally from the onion
Im drowning in student loan debt but hearing abt that Hummer guy made my entire day like…. thank fucking god Im not him
5:58 that’s crazy, I got my 24 Mazda cx30 for 270 a month just last week
“Don’t close don’t lose” is diabolically bad advice 😭😭😭
2:27 I mean, to be fair, 80 lbs is small for a pig, just not “I want it as a pet” small
It's expecting a guinea pig and getting a dog. Should have just gotten the guinea pig.
My favorite series is back baby. Cant wait.
19:43 i am 100% convinced that woman is that 12 year old kid’s mom
EV drop price on second hand market is insane... The moment tesla gets off the dealership parking lot worth goes down like 40%
The car payments actually baffle tf out of me. Im a car guy and have spent most of the money earned in my life(24) on car but ive never financed only bought with cash. Yeah its a bit tempting to buy something nicer than your lifestlye with debt but one you do that your cooked.
Thank you for uploading this at dinner time. Food was so much better 🙏🙏🙏
I'm dying from the kid's TikTok. Gasping for air!
I think shorts are fine for quick tips on small details-tier stuff, not something grave and life-changing like how to invest.
Man enron that brings be back to being a kid heard that enron stuff everywhere for years.
Chick at 22 mins was on hammer financial and got cooked
I seriously can’t watch these videos in one sitting. I just get this absolute look of horror at some of these people’s lives being ruined.
4:21 what is that cat edit Aahaha
7:08 this is what Rigby does in Regular Show, and the guy steals his identity
11:25 disappoints me when big A is just wrong about this stuff. 99% of the time you are not selling your equity to the bank (they don’t want it) you are borrowing against the increased value as a security. You still get 100% of future capital gains. The Australian video isn’t wrong, it’s just risky.
Edit: that said the second part of what he says is correct, but the way he refers to ‘growing your ownership’ is a little confusing
Risk implies real estate prices will come down... But in actual fact there's no risk involved. The Australian government doesn't want to harm the "poor retirees" that just want a nest egg so they will artificially increase demand via immigration to ensure real estate prices NEVER drop and then tell use how amazing the economy is doing with our 0.2% growth and per capita recession.
@@Pyroteq While time does eliminate almost all real-estate risk there are still some. If you are over leveraged like this having a tenant fail to pay (or not finding one) for more than 3 months could put you in a precarious financial position and potentially force you to sell.
If you’re then (or for any other reason) forced to sell in a shorter timeframe markets DO soften for periods and you could be upside-down. I have had clients approach me hundreds of thousands in the hole due to these strategies.
Meanwhile if you (somewhat unrealistically) did high-deposit investing in the Australian property market it would seem almost impossible to lose, the risk then is opportunity cost, could you be making more money in shares etc.
Omg! My streamer finally dropped another UA-cam video 😮😮😮 the Glizzy Gobbler is back at it again!
Marketing Monday on a Friday. Let’s Go!!!
This is good
I love Tharketing Thursday
NOOO WAZZUP BEIJING
Atrioc posting is lowkey one of the best parts of the week. Love his energy ❤