Tesla owners are cool! Comment below what pieces of advice stood out to you - we talked to a lot of cool and successful people today :) If you want some free stocks or to join my free entrepreneurship newsletter, the links are in the description. Have a great day! -Charlie
Hey tony shooting my shot. I just left the mortgage industry and would love a new career. I’m 32 grew up in oc - love to connect with you on any career opportunities.
The 1st dude had a lot of good advice. Not hard to see why he's so successful, he worked hard, enjoys what he's doing and wasn't afraid of failure. I'm sure he's met multiple bumps in the road, but never got shook.
he repeated so many fucking tropes that all I could say is The quote from that skit... "fuck you Tony"... And then skip that section the rest of the way.
That first dude was amazing! He has cracked the code honestly his description of everything was spot on and I resonated really really really well with that guy seems like a really genuine hard-working honest good guy I’m glad he found his passion and I’m glad he’s making a lot of money
The stay at home house husband was wise. I like how he advised young people to spend more because it’s true, you need to plan for the future but also enjoy what you have while you can! Health is not guaranteed so you gotta enjoy being young.
The 4th guy is really grateful, humble and smart! The way he spoke about working in a kitchen.. It shows he's very humble and the way he spoke about his wife's cooking and how it saves his money.. It shows he values his partner.. Alot of men aren't this grateful..the 6th guy is very smart too.. And he's right about your calling.. Sometimes something isn't gonna make you a millionaire..but it's your calling.. So yea..
First guy got me really motivated. I wish I could dial in more on what it is I am passionate about and make that a job. I like talking to people and have pondered the idea of going down the recruiting route but not sure if it is the best idea.
Dang that first guy came with the HEAT! I hope I can continue to shape my mind to align with thoughts like those because I feel like with thought patterns like that, success is almost inevitable. Loving this style of content Charlie, it’s super inspiring, especially to a smaller content creator like myself. Keep it up man!
@@911eVoX Haha I do love credit cards! Mainly for the free travel though with the points I accumulate. I never wanna fund stuff with money I don't have!
Loved the first guy. He seems like the friend you want to do life with. Although I've known what he's said it's refreshing to hear it again and see someone successful from following their dreams.
Damn This Guy hit the nail in the head, " YOU NEED TO SPEACIALIZE IN SOMETHING AND YOU DOTN NEED TO BE SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ALITTLE EVERYTHING BUT SOMEONE WHO HAS A SPECIALIZED TECHNICh".... Big Up to you Wesley.
Great video! Picking the right spouse / significant other / people in your life makes a huge difference in your journey. (Coming from an experienced divorce lawyer). Keep up the great work!
@@ShanaLawson I would say untreated mental health issues play a huge role in deciding to file for divorce. Even couples with a ton of money file for divorce. Unrealistic expectations before marriage also create a rocky situation after marriage.
You are right ! Untreated mental health issues! I just got divorced. I am 28 and got abused very bad by my ex husband . I never considered divorce but his mental health issues almost killed me. And he was controlling me so much and deciding for me . Now that I am single I make more money than when I was married to him . He is an entrepreneur but he is crazy .
I'd love if you asked people more about their upbringing. Considering someone's Dad bought them a Tesla that tells me its safe to assume that there is generational wealth involved. I'd like to hear takes from people who were able to move up in class from lower / mid to upper.
Now, a millionaire IS middle class. A car is over $50,000 and a regular house is over $500,000. My house is over a million dolllars and I feel like I’m broke.
@@richarddixon6352 And 80% of those millionaires are payment millionaires meaning they own nothing just payments that bring up their net worth. A real millionaire actually has a million dollars cash. Anyone can be a payment millionaire, just take payments on something worth a million dollars.
I'd rather make less money doing something useful for society than pulling in 300k organizing weed events. People like him should be shamed, not admired. These types take in way more money than the value they provide.
Can I just say that the first guy was so informative. I watch these all the time and it's the same vague information. He really was detailed and said things I never heard before.
And who said this were nice cars lol clearly you don’t know anything about cars lol or this car he is asking people with this type of car why don’t you ask people with real cars more expensive cars this is garbage.
Tony was amazing. It's not hard to see why he's successful. His approach, attitude and outlook on everything is the recipe for happiness and success. Alexander had a few good points as well. College isn't for everyone and trade schools are becoming more the norm. His advise about spending is good as well. You save all your life, then something happens and your health doesn't allow you to take advantage of it. Lastly, Nikki was as honest as can be. The hospitality business is a 24/7/365 lifestyle. You're either working it or preparing for it. Never a break.
Tony seems like a savvy guy, but actually Nikki might have been the smartest person you interviewed. She was aware not just about her own driving, but understood 'set it and forget it' equity investing, RE, and especially that even though she is the owner/founder of her restaurant, the employees are what made her business successful.
Yeah Tony seemed "Fake Smart" to me, at the end of the day his advice was totally unactionable and generic. It might inspire you and make you feel warm and fuzzy but it's not useful beyond that. Also I hate to come across as a hater, but "throwing cannabis events" does not sound like a 300k a year thing (perhaps revenue). That's one event a week profiting 7000 per event. Entire premium wedding venue's can't make that profit/booking rate.
damn Tony seems really wise for his age and has good advice without being too greedy and acting like you need to work every hour of your life. No surprise he's so successful
I bought a used Tesla in 2017 with Free supercharging for Life, I LOVED it for a few years, this year everything started breaking and battery would not charge and had to be replaced, the quote to fix it was $30k... I sold for pennies compare to what I bought it for... and went back to a economical Honda HRV... It's great when you have a warranty, and when it's over and you have an older car, I would not recommend it, Also I had to replace tires every year because the car was so heavy, the tires would wear so much quicker... So all the savings I got from not buying gas, got eaten up by the tire replacement cost...
These videos made me stop from buying a $40K Jeep that I didn't really need lol instead going to save up a little more to buy some of this high ass real estate property in SoCal. Love the channel so much bro!
Aloha Charlie. You always "bring it" . This first interview makes me want ti share it. It's exactly what I share with others. Hearing ir from this perspective is valuable confirmation from you. Thanks to your interviewee as well as yourself for asking the right questions. Aloha
Charlie, the level of wisdom in this video is Monumental. Never thought I’d stumble on such a gem. The algorithm Gods have blessed me once again. Thank you
Charlie - this video was absolutely fantastic! I loved every single interview and every person had great pieces of advice. Please keep doing more videos like this - very very helpful and valuable. I think my favorite was the first guy when he said just go out and shake hands and meet people and put yourself out there
This was so good. Actually showed real people and the answer was the same as far as finding things in your own life that makes you happy and do that. Such a wonderful thing to see that people are good and do work hard for what they want and that’s a positive thing with great advise, not the consistent negative that’s out on the information waves.
DUDE. Thank you so much for going out there and interviewing these wonderful people. It is super motivating and inspiring to see people doing what they love and giving tips on how to reach their goals. THANK YOU!
I know a Door Dash Driver , driving a model Y performance , yes he is a full time door dash, rents his one bed room apartment for $1700 per month, he said he also has money to invest, Never buys new clothes , sticks to no name brand, shoes and no star bucks.
I love watching these videos ! It opens my eyes more into need career paths and understanding what people went through. Makes me feel less alone knowing others went through the same thing as me
The software dev is right. You will never know everything and someone will always know more than you. But you will always be ahead of someone else at some point. Also, master one thing. For me I picked front end development. Recently i started applying for jobs that pay much more money than I make now and the jobs are reaching out to me daily at the moment just by putting myself out there and keeping my resume up to date.
I was a little skeptical of Tony, the first guy, at first just based on looks. But don't judge a book by its cover. He immediately started dropping knowledge bombs and I appreciate him for the gems he gave to this community. He's a good dude.
Wait for the rolling blackouts etc. etc. Do you know how they make these batteries? Do you know who owns the mines? Do you know who does the work in these mines? Do you know what it does to the environment/ landscape? Do you know how much these cars and trucks weigh? Don't get hit by one? Did they catch fire? Etc.
Can you do one on Toyota Camry owners? What about people who don’t spend their money on luxury cars? They might have interesting things to say about money too.
Great video. I agreed with everything the first guy said except for the showing up to work per your schedule part. I get his point. This can make people feel trapped, but face it. You're working for someone. You need to fill in the schedule as needed. It's why you were hired. The last person looked young to be retired. I have a feeling she sold her restaurant business and focused more on real estate and stocks. She is right though. Owning a restaurant is hard work and the returns generally aren't that great.
Wow jsut found this video and really needed to hear some of things on here. Loved the quote the quote the first gut said" It ain't about the grades but the hands you shake." I defiantly belive it!!!
I think what he meant by real estate is there is no more land. Infact due the rising waters, the amount of inhabitable land is slowly but steadily decreasing across the globe. There will never be more land added which make real estate in the sense of land a finite resource.
This has got to be one of the single BEST videos I have ever watched on UA-cam! The candid answers and the great range of responses was amazing. Really show you that there is absolutely no single path to success and really, follow your passion. Of course, it doesn't hurt when Dad buys you a Tesla LOL!
I like the attitude of the first guy, natural business talents. For someone so young, he seems to know who he is and where is going with such clarity. That is rare. Still, I don't know if I would want a Tesla.
The last lady is correct really hard to be a Resturante owner your always fighting with produce and product prices and your margins are so low like 5-10% after you pay all your expenses seriously
Haters always going to worry about who was born into what. Doesn't matter. I really liked the first interview. Concentrate less on what he's driving and more to what he's saying. The guy would still be real regardless of what he makes. Need more like him in this world.
wow - crazy video, I had Anthony as my Uber driver yesterday and I got this video in my recommended feed. Anthony was wearing the same white shirt when he picked me up lol
I just realized these people make like 30-50% less per dollar than I do because they live in Huntington Beach. Kinda makes the "how much money do you make" question a little more relevant.
Man this was such a great video, loved the questions you asked and the people you interviewed were super honest and detailed in their answers! 🙏🏼 great content
Credit card points are the truth. If you know how to manage it. Without changing your spending habits you can save thousands a year and get many benefits.
Ask teller owners to speak about the NDA they sign to NOT speak about the unsafe characteristics of the car. I know THREE people whose cars exploded while charging, so their houses burned down. Owners should make sure their home insurance covers this type of fire.
everyone loves investing in real estate but depending on where you live, sometimes it's such a hassle when local laws protect tenants more than landlords. It is a nightmare dealing with a bad tenant.
Tesla owners are cool! Comment below what pieces of advice stood out to you - we talked to a lot of cool and successful people today :)
If you want some free stocks or to join my free entrepreneurship newsletter, the links are in the description. Have a great day!
-Charlie
I remember you went to highschool with me in PA! Jennifer was a close friend!
Love your content Charlie 💕
Nikki didn’t say her age I think she was scared
BET YOU ALOT OF THESE RICH PEOPLE HE INTERVIEWED WERE BORN INTO RICH FAMILIES TO BEGIN WITH...ESPECIALLY THE FIRST GUY HE INTERVIEWED...
I was recently wondering who these people are. I have never ridden in one and don't understand the attraction
I was the first guy Tony! Much love to Charlie for having me on here, and thank you to all the kind words.
You crushed it Tony!
Hey tony shooting my shot. I just left the mortgage industry and would love a new career. I’m 32 grew up in oc - love to connect with you on any career opportunities.
Awesome work. Loved listening to your interview segment
Top lad
You really impressed Alot of us! You got it going on!
The 1st dude had a lot of good advice. Not hard to see why he's so successful, he worked hard, enjoys what he's doing and wasn't afraid of failure. I'm sure he's met multiple bumps in the road, but never got shook.
Lost my respect when he said he sells “cannibus “, glorified drug dealer. Good advice he shared overall though.
he repeated so many fucking tropes that all I could say is The quote from that skit... "fuck you Tony"... And then skip that section the rest of the way.
@@kittrich2011 Do you say the same thing about people that own stores that sell alcohol?
Dude's a total poser - making $300k/yr as a "cannabis events planner" - bull f'ing shit he does
Good thing they legalized it!
"It's not the grades you make, it's the hands you shake." Great quote.
so much for a meritocracy. i never want to hear another criticism against affirmative action again.
And guess what
The grades you make influences the hands you shake and whether they give you time
BET YOU ALOT OF THESE RICH PEOPLE HE INTERVIEWED WERE BORN INTO RICH FAMILIES TO BEGIN WITH...ESPECIALLY THE FIRST GUY HE INTERVIEWED...
Indeed
smartest thing i've heard in awhile
That first dude was amazing! He has cracked the code honestly his description of everything was spot on and I resonated really really really well with that guy seems like a really genuine hard-working honest good guy I’m glad he found his passion and I’m glad he’s making a lot of money
💯
He's the first person I've heard give my same answer about meaning of life.
BET YOU ALOT OF THESE RICH PEOPLE HE INTERVIEWED WERE BORN INTO RICH FAMILIES TO BEGIN WITH...ESPECIALLY THE FIRST GUY HE INTERVIEWED...
@@VOLCAL $300k/year isn't rich
@@dicktracy5066
IM JUST SAYIN....YOU GOTTA HAVE ACCEES TO THAT MANY PEOPLE IN THE RICH COMMUNITY TO GET THAT KIND OF CLIENTEL FOR HIS BUSINESS.
The stay at home house husband was wise. I like how he advised young people to spend more because it’s true, you need to plan for the future but also enjoy what you have while you can! Health is not guaranteed so you gotta enjoy being young.
No
That guy was a lazy jerk. All he does is sponge off his wife. Never worked.
But he moved to California, not too sure that was wise.
Stay at home house husband ? Hell no
Worse advise ever
The 4th guy is really grateful, humble and smart! The way he spoke about working in a kitchen.. It shows he's very humble and the way he spoke about his wife's cooking and how it saves his money.. It shows he values his partner.. Alot of men aren't this grateful..the 6th guy is very smart too.. And he's right about your calling.. Sometimes something isn't gonna make you a millionaire..but it's your calling.. So yea..
Yes, UCI go Anteaters.
Literally in love with the fist guy! He doesn’t gatekeep and is one of the most genuine person ever💕
First guy got me really motivated. I wish I could dial in more on what it is I am passionate about and make that a job. I like talking to people and have pondered the idea of going down the recruiting route but not sure if it is the best idea.
Take the risk
@bill ted why do you think that?
@@henrylam92 thank you seriously
@@joebeck0 did some edits but wish you best of luck. Just make sure your chances are always better cause you can’t rely on luck all the time
BET YOU ALOT OF THESE RICH PEOPLE HE INTERVIEWED WERE BORN INTO RICH FAMILIES TO BEGIN WITH...ESPECIALLY THE FIRST GUY HE INTERVIEWED...
Dang that first guy came with the HEAT! I hope I can continue to shape my mind to align with thoughts like those because I feel like with thought patterns like that, success is almost inevitable. Loving this style of content Charlie, it’s super inspiring, especially to a smaller content creator like myself. Keep it up man!
yup these videos are top he should do this often
@@shotbyronald Agreed!
Bro you are in here with 30 credit cards. Fund your dream!
@@911eVoX Haha I do love credit cards! Mainly for the free travel though with the points I accumulate. I never wanna fund stuff with money I don't have!
@@SpencerJohnsonOfficial Got to earn and burn, baby! I already spent $10k this year I don't have! I don't even have a job!!! Haha
Loved the first guy. He seems like the friend you want to do life with. Although I've known what he's said it's refreshing to hear it again and see someone successful from following their dreams.
Damn This Guy hit the nail in the head, " YOU NEED TO SPEACIALIZE IN SOMETHING AND YOU DOTN NEED TO BE SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ALITTLE EVERYTHING BUT SOMEONE WHO HAS A SPECIALIZED TECHNICh".... Big Up to you Wesley.
Great video! Picking the right spouse / significant other / people in your life makes a huge difference in your journey. (Coming from an experienced divorce lawyer). Keep up the great work!
Wish I knew that as a young person.
Is it true the main reason the majority of people divorce is bc of money? Besides cheating?
@@ShanaLawson I would say untreated mental health issues play a huge role in deciding to file for divorce. Even couples with a ton of money file for divorce. Unrealistic expectations before marriage also create a rocky situation after marriage.
@@jcnlaw good to know. The mental health thing definitely sounds correct!
You are right ! Untreated mental health issues! I just got divorced. I am 28 and got abused very bad by my ex husband . I never considered divorce but his mental health issues almost killed me. And he was controlling me so much and deciding for me . Now that I am single I make more money than when I was married to him . He is an entrepreneur but he is crazy .
I'd love if you asked people more about their upbringing. Considering someone's Dad bought them a Tesla that tells me its safe to assume that there is generational wealth involved. I'd like to hear takes from people who were able to move up in class from lower / mid to upper.
I like your comment. It's a good comment. But I'm not writing the essay required to answer it.
80 percent of millionaires are from middle or lower middle class
Now, a millionaire IS middle class. A car is over $50,000 and a regular house is over $500,000. My house is over a million dolllars and I feel like I’m broke.
@@richarddixon6352 And 80% of those millionaires are payment millionaires meaning they own nothing just payments that bring up their net worth. A real millionaire actually has a million dollars cash. Anyone can be a payment millionaire, just take payments on something worth a million dollars.
@@greghenner4978 are you still in college, payment millionaires you can’t be that dumb can you
The first guy really has his life together. He's on point with everything, especially the stretching.
The first guy is empowering. You could learn a lot from him.
Except for getting into real estate…. Historically, stocks are best.
@@zwieseler I think if you can afford both, have both. For most people, stocks are more realistic.
Street smarts
Yup great advice - invest in a Ponzi scheme and then use that money to enjoy life.
I'd rather make less money doing something useful for society than pulling in 300k organizing weed events. People like him should be shamed, not admired. These types take in way more money than the value they provide.
Can I just say that the first guy was so informative. I watch these all the time and it's the same vague information. He really was detailed and said things I never heard before.
Honestly after the first interview with that guy.. video could of been over , sheesh what a smart, knowledgeable person.
It's hard to tell when someone with a nice car is good/bad with money but all of these people had good insights to consider!
And who said this were nice cars lol clearly you don’t know anything about cars lol or this car he is asking people with this type of car why don’t you ask people with real cars more expensive cars this is garbage.
The occasional punctuation mark works, as well. Dig the OP, the person above this comment, however, was very difficult to read, syntactically.
Teslas aren't really nice, just overpriced. Id rather have a Honda Accord than a Tesla.
How much money will you spend on gas for that Honda Accord though?.. More than the $40 to $50 I spend to charge my Tesla..
First dude is a total G! Love whoever that guy is
The Uber driver driving the Tesla is a real G. Well done man.
Tax write off
@@NeonKue So he's a smart guy.
I see a lot of Lexus, BMWs, etc by people that deliver my groceries
You cant rent teslas for uber, how do i know? Because thats what im doing
@@NeonKue there is no such thing as tax write-off. There are deductions.
I love the editing to make the questions rapid fire and keep the segment as short and to the point as possible. Well done.
the first guy has some gems of advice.
@bill ted that's because there are lots of luck involved.
These folks gave the best advice,diverse perspectives, excellent handles on life.
Raising your children is the greatest reward worth everything. Living the dream.
Tony was amazing. It's not hard to see why he's successful. His approach, attitude and outlook on everything is the recipe for happiness and success. Alexander had a few good points as well. College isn't for everyone and trade schools are becoming more the norm. His advise about spending is good as well. You save all your life, then something happens and your health doesn't allow you to take advantage of it. Lastly, Nikki was as honest as can be. The hospitality business is a 24/7/365 lifestyle. You're either working it or preparing for it. Never a break.
Tony seems like a savvy guy, but actually Nikki might have been the smartest person you interviewed. She was aware not just about her own driving, but understood 'set it and forget it' equity investing, RE, and especially that even though she is the owner/founder of her restaurant, the employees are what made her business successful.
facts
Yeah Tony seemed "Fake Smart" to me, at the end of the day his advice was totally unactionable and generic. It might inspire you and make you feel warm and fuzzy but it's not useful beyond that. Also I hate to come across as a hater, but "throwing cannabis events" does not sound like a 300k a year thing (perhaps revenue). That's one event a week profiting 7000 per event. Entire premium wedding venue's can't make that profit/booking rate.
@@Bubbalubagus Hey it's LA and the patrons may be high.
Lol she lost her business and wordsmith her way into using "retirement" for the naive to believe she a success.
@@CoolestGuyInTheRoom Rich dad and Hubby I guess.
damn Tony seems really wise for his age and has good advice without being too greedy and acting like you need to work every hour of your life. No surprise he's so successful
The first guy is so amazing. Loved his attitude and he’s seriously going to bigger places fr
Charlie plssss do more IRL interviews vids like this!!! I love this style of vids and I think you should try to do it more on your channel! :)
i like andrew the most!! he is genuine and we can all relate to him as he is similar to a lot of us
they look like twins
Wow I was impressed with what people had to say! Makes me realize how much I hate working for someone else.
I bought a used Tesla in 2017 with Free supercharging for Life, I LOVED it for a few years, this year everything started breaking and battery would not charge and had to be replaced, the quote to fix it was $30k... I sold for pennies compare to what I bought it for... and went back to a economical Honda HRV... It's great when you have a warranty, and when it's over and you have an older car, I would not recommend it, Also I had to replace tires every year because the car was so heavy, the tires would wear so much quicker... So all the savings I got from not buying gas, got eaten up by the tire replacement cost...
Good interviews. So many times people just ask a list questions. You actually listened to the answers and then expanded on their comments. Nice!
These videos made me stop from buying a $40K Jeep that I didn't really need lol instead going to save up a little more to buy some of this high ass real estate property in SoCal. Love the channel so much bro!
1st guy is so awesome! He has such great advice for someone in their early 30’s…good job! 👍
That older man said one of the truest things, success should not be measured by growth growth. Be happy with what you have.
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SOO MUCH. Hearing this really allows me to discover more career paths that I didn't even know existed
Really wish this resource was around when I was at the prime
Aloha Charlie.
You always "bring it" . This first interview makes me want ti share it. It's exactly what I share with others. Hearing ir from this perspective is valuable confirmation from you. Thanks to your interviewee as well as yourself for asking the right questions. Aloha
First dude is straight spitting hard facts, especially the real estate part.
The Man Bun doesn’t scare me near as much now. Tony is spot on. Wish he had been around when I was young. I’m 80.
Charlie, the level of wisdom in this video is Monumental. Never thought I’d stumble on such a gem. The algorithm Gods have blessed me once again. Thank you
Charlie - this video was absolutely fantastic! I loved every single interview and every person had great pieces of advice. Please keep doing more videos like this - very very helpful and valuable. I think my favorite was the first guy when he said just go out and shake hands and meet people and put yourself out there
He definitely inhabited the “take a risk” and “do what you love” mottos.
Can you ask them what is their biggest expense in their business and what's a problem they'd pay a lot of money to get solved?
Great suggestions!
its payroll and if applicable, rent.
Great question
Biggest expense...cost of goods sold (cogs) if you are a seller....A problem....I would pay for an AI robot to work for me!
This was so good. Actually showed real people and the answer was the same as far as finding things in your own life that makes you happy and do that. Such a wonderful thing to see that people are good and do work hard for what they want and that’s a positive thing with great advise, not the consistent negative that’s out on the information waves.
The first guy was an inspiration. I want to be his friend.
the first guy they interviewed had the best life advise . I am 57 and so many of his statement rang true with me
DUDE. Thank you so much for going out there and interviewing these wonderful people. It is super motivating and inspiring to see people doing what they love and giving tips on how to reach their goals. THANK YOU!
My pleasure! Thank you for watching and your nice comment!
The first guy with the glasses is very wise and inspiring
When he said hold done your head and work for five years hit different
I know a Door Dash Driver , driving a model Y performance , yes he is a full time door dash, rents his one bed room apartment for $1700 per month, he said he also has money to invest, Never buys new clothes , sticks to no name brand, shoes and no star bucks.
The car owns him
I love watching these videos ! It opens my eyes more into need career paths and understanding what people went through. Makes me feel less alone knowing others went through the same thing as me
The software dev is right. You will never know everything and someone will always know more than you. But you will always be ahead of someone else at some point. Also, master one thing. For me I picked front end development. Recently i started applying for jobs that pay much more money than I make now and the jobs are reaching out to me daily at the moment just by putting myself out there and keeping my resume up to date.
Lol at getting money advice from a stay at home mom that buys $3k of clothes a month. The one tip: marry rich
Don’t forget the Chipotle tip. That goes far 😅
The Chipotle tip is lowkey the best hack in the video!
She will eat anything
She certainly doesn't look like she spends 2-3k a month on clothes lol
Yeah she's the last person I'd ask for tips tbh. LOL.
That dog advice was really good. People have kids and dogs when they can't even take care of themselves.
Wow. 1st guy is so well spoken and intelligent. Loved listening to him!
I was a little skeptical of Tony, the first guy, at first just based on looks. But don't judge a book by its cover. He immediately started dropping knowledge bombs and I appreciate him for the gems he gave to this community. He's a good dude.
“It’s not the grades you make, but that hands you shake.” LOVE IT 👌🏻
ITS NOT THE GRADES YOU MAKE, ITS THE HANDS YOU SHAKE !
Wait for the rolling blackouts etc. etc. Do you know how they make these batteries? Do you know who owns the mines? Do you know who does the work in these mines? Do you know what it does to the environment/ landscape? Do you know how much these cars and trucks weigh? Don't get hit by one? Did they catch fire? Etc.
Wow, the first guy has it all figured out! Hats off to you, my man!
Right?! I wish i could have that.
"Because it drives itself and I'm not a very good driver". Priceless! What a great person!!
the first guy is pretty amazing, great advice he gave out. Actually, now that I heard them all, they all are amazing.
Can you do one on Toyota Camry owners? What about people who don’t spend their money on luxury cars? They might have interesting things to say about money too.
Interesting!! I might try it
HAHAHAHA, I do NOT want to hear what Camry drivers have to say! 😂
@@lisar.2549 I do!
Great video. I agreed with everything the first guy said except for the showing up to work per your schedule part. I get his point. This can make people feel trapped, but face it. You're working for someone. You need to fill in the schedule as needed. It's why you were hired. The last person looked young to be retired. I have a feeling she sold her restaurant business and focused more on real estate and stocks. She is right though. Owning a restaurant is hard work and the returns generally aren't that great.
yeah plus they always have workers below them that have to do things and be part of schedules too but i get the point.
Wow jsut found this video and really needed to hear some of things on here. Loved the quote the quote the first gut said" It ain't about the grades but the hands you shake." I defiantly belive it!!!
That first guy should be a motivational speaker. 🤩
The first guys positivity is great. Love that
Tony is unbelievably wise. Love all of his advice ❤
You should put in a "funny" question and ask all of these people if their parents are rich.. Makes a huge difference.
Wow... today I learned they're never making more real estate.. Tony is an intelligent man.
high-rises?
Lmao, in California due to nimby laws, they aren't building many more houses. His advice is not true in many other places though
I think what he meant by real estate is there is no more land. Infact due the rising waters, the amount of inhabitable land is slowly but steadily decreasing across the globe. There will never be more land added which make real estate in the sense of land a finite resource.
Tony, he first person in this video is handing down a ton of excellent advise!
The Asian guy Andrew is his actual twin 😂😂😂😂
I love that first dude advice to everyone. Seems down to earth
This has got to be one of the single BEST videos I have ever watched on UA-cam! The candid answers and the great range of responses was amazing. Really show you that there is absolutely no single path to success and really, follow your passion. Of course, it doesn't hurt when Dad buys you a Tesla LOL!
I like the attitude of the first guy, natural business talents. For someone so young, he seems to know who he is and where is going with such clarity. That is rare. Still, I don't know if I would want a Tesla.
The last lady is correct really hard to be a Resturante owner your always fighting with produce and product prices and your margins are so low like 5-10% after you pay all your expenses seriously
Her daddy covered the losses so that is how she had a higher margin.
Haters always going to worry about who was born into what. Doesn't matter. I really liked the first interview. Concentrate less on what he's driving and more to what he's saying. The guy would still be real regardless of what he makes. Need more like him in this world.
wow - crazy video, I had Anthony as my Uber driver yesterday and I got this video in my recommended feed. Anthony was wearing the same white shirt when he picked me up lol
Serendipity!
I loved the stay at home dad ! I feel like it's not that common
Probably has wickedly smart kids. Good for him!
God I absolutely hate hustle culture
The first guy got criticism for the hand shaking comment but networking is very important in research, in industry etc.
House husband?! That’s my dream job! 🤣
First guy has a plan. Good advice bro 😎
You're very good at conducting interviews. You pick good people to interview and ask good questions. Great content.
Or has a good editor.
Great Video Charlie. I know those Tesla drivers have some extra time while they wait for the charge 😂
The first guy killed the interview.. wow amazing guy
It's amazing that this guy went on interviewing random people and ran into his brother! The world really is small!
I just realized these people make like 30-50% less per dollar than I do because they live in Huntington Beach. Kinda makes the "how much money do you make" question a little more relevant.
I love the first guy!! So likable I see why he’s successful 👊🏻
Man this was such a great video, loved the questions you asked and the people you interviewed were super honest and detailed in their answers! 🙏🏼 great content
First guys is well spoken seem to have a good personality
That first guy could be a great mentor
Credit card points are the truth. If you know how to manage it. Without changing your spending habits you can save thousands a year and get many benefits.
One obvious thing that is common to Tesla owners is they are all very articulate.
Respect to people doing their things. Be kind to your parents and have a plan B incase your dreams don't work out.
Charlie understands human psychology, note that Nikki is on the thumbnail but he saved her for last in the video.
Ask teller owners to speak about the NDA they sign to NOT speak about the unsafe characteristics of the car. I know THREE people whose cars exploded while charging, so their houses burned down. Owners should make sure their home insurance covers this type of fire.
Very good series. Please do make a UA-cam playlist of all these interview style videos. Hope it’s a consistent part of your channel.
These videos are so much fun!!!
everyone loves investing in real estate but depending on where you live, sometimes it's such a hassle when local laws protect tenants more than landlords. It is a nightmare dealing with a bad tenant.
Gotta know you’re area and where to invest for sure!