Canada has a 245.5% tariff on cheese. There have been many that have tried to smuggle a truck full from the USA, including a police officer that got caught. One trip nowadays would be a house paid off.
I live in L.A. the capital of tortilla sales. I never heard of someone smuggling tortillas. It doesnt exist. You can buy vegan fresh made from at any Mexican supermarket here.
That chick that is refusing to pay her $1k/month mortgage is going to feel like a complete dumbass when she loses that house. You don't need to work a back breaking job to get that $1k. A part time job could handle that!
I got a loan for a small apartment in Norway for 15+ years ago, when I was working. Today I'm on disability, and I live a lot cheaper than I would if I had to rent a home. So that apartment is the best 'investment' I ever made. It's just sad that the woman in the video don't understand how lucky she is to have that house.
@@Nemrai It's crazy how many people have no idea how lucky they are with their current living situations and treat it so badly it's going to be destroyed, while there are millions of people that would do anything to trade for that same kind of lifestyle. My parents have people living down the street who inherited a house about a decade ago. And they treat it like garbage. It's a total mess, the house is going to be absolutely worthless in two decades. And that takes effort because they own a house that is known to last roughly 500 years with basic maintenance. And it's not even that costly to maintain, they just tear it apart instead. I don't understand!! Back when I was struggling to find a place to live it was especially infuriating to look at.
I'm a boomer. My mom was a Trad wife. She cut coupons, bought the things she needed when it was on sale and took advantage of 2 for 1. She didn't just spend money. SMH Also, I know fast food or retail sucks. But we were taught ( it's easier to get a job while you have a job.)
My mom was a trad wife because she had to take care of us. She never spent money on nice things for herself. Being a trad wife means that you have to budget and maximize the only income to support the household. I would rather just work and have the freedom to use my own money, and I’m glad now I can buy nice things for my mom.
Yea trad wives back in the day had an understanding it was the HUSBANDS money and they needed to manage the limited funds. Today, people who claim to want to be trad wives just want a sugar daddy
@@xeakpressI don’t think you understand that women knew they had no rights to their own money, even though their labor was being uncompensated. It’s FAMILY money. When we have our kids ill be SAHM, and my husbands income will also be MY income, because we’re a unit. Traditional marriage isn’t about forfeiting rights and submitting to men, it’s not about money. It’s about the roles we fill and how we fill them; my husbands money is my money and my money is my husbands money.
My brother's insane coworker who asked him for a $1500 dollar loan a month ago, just got fired. A couple weeks ago he told her to stop calling in. She would miss one day of work every other week. Work orders at their company started to slow down and he told her she needed to stop missing work. He had a feeling they were going to lay off some workers and was trying to warn her. This Friday, she joked before she left to him, I might see you next week. She later called crying that she received a text that she was being let go. He just replied, I tried to warn you.
These are days she would miss when she already used her pto days. This really puts a strain on a small business. I guess if one needs a really flexible job then find a job that is. Work for yourself or like I do, per diem work. Definitely don’t expect a handout loan for poor work ethic.
I had an ex like this, one excuse after another and usually a vague (hard to prove) health issue. I am so glad to be rid of her, she was a drain on everyone around her, mentally and financially.
Agreed. Gambling is a waste of money. Gambling is hoping against the odds you win, and you need to be able to gamble with money you can afford to lose. Borrowing money to gamble = ultimate stupidity.
I live in Finland but I expect these things occur in other countries too. Other thing is that those companies should also start to show respect to their workers. I have worked at mcdonalds for one summer. There were lot of stupid rules like not being able to sit or you had to look like you are busy even if there were nothing to do. Also they wanted workers to be flexible but were not flexible themselves. Also they did not provide healt care like other companies so if you ended up sick you had to try to get the sick leave ticket throught the public health care which is not easy. So many people just end up coming to work sick and then of course other people get sick too.
Those corporations pay such crap wages they are probably using welfare anyway. However, the workers still need to be respected. Fast food workers and retail workers are providing very useful jobs, for services many people use daily or weekly.
This channel and Caleb's made me realize how I'm not prepared. I've gotten my first 2k saved and a good portion of my credit card paid down. My car paid off and next is retirement and savings 😅
@@commonsenseisntcommon1776 for commercial purposes? I’m in Canada, close to the border, and they’re SUPER picky about anything for commercial purposes, because it’s taxed/tarriffed differently than goods for personal use are.
Another "job" that's been big since 2020 is all the various MLM'S. People get sucked into the "Work From Home" thing, have to pay lots of money up front, and over 90 percent of people loose money. But, it's the Make Lots Of Money dream!
I'm 59. I'm from South Africa, so maybe this doesn't apply but, anyway, my thing is, live within your means, budget and save if you can. I realise that things are VERY different than in my day. Even $10/month is beter than $0. In 1 year its $120. In 20 years its $2,400 that you DIDN'T have.
@@AnthonyWamsteker-lv7gq Basic finances apply everywhere. If you live on less than what you make, you are able to build wealth. Yes, there are a lot of variables to that statement, but at least for me here in the US, I've been able to build a bit of wealth and appreciating assets because I don't spend more than what I make. I have made the mistake to spend too much money on BS that I don't need, and for that reason, I have to keep working. If I would have done things better, I would have at least 800k or more in my retirement account.
I do understand your point it’s a responsible thing to say but realistically in 20 years that $2400 will be so decayed by inflation that it’s practically worthless.
A new casino just opened about 25 minutes from our house. My husband and I dropped our teens off at work last Sunday and with our 5 free hours we decided to go out there and check out all the new stuff the town has built and see the casino. We brought $100 and figured if we wanted to play anything, that would be our once a year gambling slurge. Big rollers! $100. We played bubble craps and I got on a roll and kept hitting. We werent betting large amounts. When I finally crapped out we were up $95. We were there for about 30 minutes, gladly took our $95 and cashed out. An employee asked me why we didnt keep playing to win more. Well its cause we will end up losing the $95 profit and our own $100. She smiled and said "I rarely see people with self control here." We spent our winnings towards Christmas presents. Our once a year gambling with only $100 has become a weird tradition in our house 😂
$1000 a month mortgage.. super cheap. This lady doesn't realise how much people are paying for a good location anywhere in the west. Austin Texas.. good location. She is pissing away this opportunity.
Listen to me. You do not need an expensive wedding. If your spouse future wife wants a 100 million wedding and you only make 35k a year then it's probably not a good thing. The wedding is not just for the bride it's not just her day it's the groom's day as well. And both of you need to be in total agreement on it.
And even if you had $1M. $78K IS STILL INSANELY "STUPID". Future investment value of $78K at 8% for 40 years is $1,694,512.68 at 65 years old. So your STUPID WEDDING COST YOU MORE THAN $1.5M DOLLARS. WHAT A WASTE.
I know the graphic said $78k but I listened back and I really think she said $7 to 8 thousand. Which is still insane in my opinion but not quite as bad
Dont bully small cars, people are driving around in houses on wheels burning a paycheck worth of fuel every week when their need is a civic. Trucks are also the worst kind of work vehicle, especially the latest ones where everything going on the bed needs to be pulled above shoulder height, the size has gone up an utility down because they are status pieces for poor people
I've noticed many women don't know the difference between a Traditional Wife and a Gold Digger. Traditional wife runs the house and the family, has the skills for cooking, cleaning, educating kids, finance. Husband is there to work, repair, and protect. Gold Digger brings nothing to the table and expects the man to pay for everything, once the money runs out she is out as well.
And these gold diggers are putting themselves in a dangerous position. What happens when he decides that you're not pretty enough or worth the money anymore? Or god forbid he gets sick, hurt, or dies? You'll be left with no money, no education, no job history. Being a tradwife is dangerous, especially if there isn't a pren-up, and ya'll didn't set up a retirement/ savings account. Being a trophy gf without a job is just being stupid, and asking for struggles.
@@AdaireKrickets that is such a tired, old argument. Just stop. "trad wives are idiots because all men will cheat and leave!" Don't pick a trash man. Problem solved.
A man is not a plan, period. If you’re going to be a trad wife you better keep up with some sort of valuable skills because 50% of marriages end in divorce. I don’t like those odds.
I've done a lot of stupid financial mistakes and I'm finally learning to avoid them, but damn, some of these people are a lot worse than me. Wow. Some of their stories are unbelievable.
The real upside of diesels running forever is not that you can buy a new one an it last for years. It's that because they last forever, you can buy an old one an an it do the job for you for a long time.
Just about every trucking company, bus company, road commision, state/city/county government is constantly begging for drivers. A lot of them will even pay people to get their CDL. Anyone who says they can't find a job isn't looking.
@@Bobuliss Or they want a desk job getting $100k or more. At my current job, at the beginning, you get paid less due to rate, you have to work nigh weekends and holidays, and you have to be flexible and be prepared to get bounced around from day time to nigh shift. Very few people stick around when they are new. I went through all that and I'm almost 20 years in. I get rewarded with top rate
@@joseCalderon1976 You can make a really good wage driving a truck. Or hell, even a school bus or snow plow. But, the one girl summed it up perfectly. They just don't want to work.
@@nick-tu2xh Well, you can get a gig job too and be an entrepreneur and have your own business. But that is not easy either. I know people like that and they are always working. Are you self employed?
I stayed in an airbnb in Austin a couple years ago and my Lyft driver commented on how wealthy the neighborhood I was staying in was so I looked up the home values and I was floored at the homes around where I was staying. They were like 2milliin dollar homes but I never would have guessed that by looking. That’s when I realized how expensive Austin had become. I thought it was bad where I live in Tampa but it’s got nothing on Austin.
Tampa is dirt cheap lmao my sister brags about paying for her car and house - which is amazing and I’m happy for her - but doing it in Tampa isn’t very impressive lmao cost of living is basically nothing; luxury apartment in the $1000-1500 range. If you can’t make it in a cheap place like Tampa then a bigger, more expensive city isn’t for you lmao
@ wtf are you talking about?! Those are apartment prices from before Covid maybe. Tampa is the furthest thing from cheap for cost of living. It’s not LA, Seattle or NYC but it’s not cheap. Just because we have no state income tax we make up for it in some of the highest insurance rates in the nation and maybe a ghetto 1 bdr apartment is $1500 but definitely not a luxury apartment in my part of Tampa. $1500 is about starting price for a shitty dump apartment. Average is around $1800-2000 for 2 bdr in older buildings and the nicer newer apartments are starting well over 2k depending on where in the Bay Area you’re located. On top of that we are leading the nation in gap between wage growth vs cost of rent increases. Besides that I was looking at home prices because I own my home in Tampa and those are most definitely not cheap around here. We’ve been lucky with property taxes but even those are starting to shoot up here lately with all the new developments that are causing catastrophic flooding in a lot of inland areas that never used to flood.
I hate my job but I'm debt free, don't have to worry about money, put 15 percent away for retirement w 9 percent match. That's why I work a job I hate....my days off are that much sweeter.😢😊
There ya go. I mean, I don't see a problem spending like $500-1k on a wedding. I'd spend most of the "wedding" money on the honeymoon, personally. BUT, ain't nothing wrong with continuing on with life, doing a bare bones ceremony and saving that money. That's if you even have the money to begin with and ain't going into debt over the marriage. Put some on S&P 500, some in a Roth IRA, some in a high interest savings account, maybe buy some gold, bonds, treasury notes etc. And SIT on them.
You're the smart one. Way to go and not get lost in your ego... It kills me when people blow ludicrous amounts of money to party for ONE day.... No issues if you're wealthy. I'm talking about ordinary people blowing a Down Payment on a house just because they want a nice wedding.... And it doesn't matter if it's Daddy's money either. Just know that 50% of those marriages end in divorce...
Hello. I don't know if you will read this comment, but I can try to write it. I will mention one important fact, I am from Latvia. I look and cringe at monthly car payments. When I bought a car with a cash loan in 2018, I bought a 2006 Toyota Corolla Verso 2.2 diesel with 260,000 km on the speedometer (approx. 161,556 mi.), this was during Covid. The price the seller asked for the car was 2,400 euros, but I bought it for 2,200 euros. My monthly payment for the car was 86 euros and at that time my salary was 900 euros. I pay 100 euros every month to pay off the car faster and pay less interest. By the way, my car still serves me reliably and during this time I have invested about 600-700 euros in car maintenance and repair. And I should also mention that my car insurance is 9 euros a month, yes 9 euros a month.
Im making $15/hr as a nurse with a diploma (equivalent of an associate in US) and make $2k+ a month, when i heard about the fast food restaurant paying $25/hr i damn near had a heart attack
@@tobik9455 my country is one of the safest and most efficient, I don't wanna leave it for higher pay in the US (also considering how unsafe and high the rent in the US is). I guess it's a trade off
people don't want to work fast food jobs because we have, as a society, pushed the idea that if you work in fast food, you're a failure. People would rather be jobless than admit they're a failure.
Wait until the “Cherry” loans start popping up. My wife does permanent eyebrows and makes $350k/ year before taxes. She has clients that are getting “Cherry” loans which is literally just a credit group that gives fast loans for people looking to get cosmetic work done. It’s like 20% interest.
I've been wondering how women have been paying for the expensive nails, hair, eyelashes, botox, fillers, neck tattoos and endless make-up. Personal loans omg 😢
i bought a Subaru WRX for my first brand new car ive ever bought, and i was pretty unhappy w/ the 2.99% they gave me... double digit interest on a 50k+ vehicle is insaneeeee
I had 6% on my 2023 Camry. But then I was lucky. My wife cut a check for rest of the cost to help me avoid 5k in interest. Paying her back on aggressive 36 month schedule, but it's 1000% better because we own the car
Reselling Disneyland merchandise in Mexico will make a few thousand dollars it won’t make you rich but it will help pay the bills and save up for an emergency fund.
So I lost a job needed to pay the bills $1,600 in rent was coming to and I didn't want to do it but I had to go work a job that I never really wanted to and I hated it but I did it I did it for the entirety of it to get my bills current and once they were current and I found something better I took that position.
A $1,000 monthly mortgage payment in Austin is pretty low. Most homes in that area are at least double if not triple that figure (excluding the escrow).
4:03 Moon active is the company of a game called coin master, so she is literally gambling on a cc without having even a chance of winning real money 💀
Going into debt over a wedding feels like peak consumerism. Ours cost less than $1,000 because that’s what our situation allowed for. I loved our wedding, it was beautiful, and it was very responsible, which is a great quality in a spouse!
Nah the government will come to the rescue with goodies and bennies to keep the NPCs quiet. Throw in football and the giant will remain asleep. Bread and circuses.
17:40 problem with cigarettes and vapes isn't just that they affect the user, if you smoke in public you're affecting others with second hand smoke. Which is another reason of why you should stop
$78K FOR YOUR "BATMAN WEDDING" IS INSANELY "STUPID". Future investment value of $78K at 8% for 40 years of marriage is $1,694,512.68 at 65 years old. So your STUPID WEDDING COST YOU MORE THAN $1.5M DOLLARS. WHAT A WASTE.
@carrieconnolly2639 can't put too much blame on them though, the subtitles read 78,000. 7 to 8k for a wedding is cheap, wife and I paid 31k for our Renewals for 145 people with photographer, dj, videographer, etc.
I'll say this about vaping. It can be a good method to quitting cigarettes if you go about it right. I was at a 2 pack a day cig habit when I decided to quit. I switched to vapes, the kind where you add your liquid to a tank, not the pre-filled kind. Started off with a stronger nicotine level and ever time I ordered more liquid I bought a lower level of nicotine in the vape juice until I worked down to 0 nicotine. Took me about 3 months to go from 2 packs of cigs a day to nicotine free.
I "work" the world's easiest job at a government contractor. I make $25 an hour to complete my tasks in like 5 mins, then goof off watching UA-cam (wifi provided) and playing Nintendo Switch the rest of the time.
As someone who does (did, retired now), the worst experiences I ever had while at any given job was to be saddled with someone who really didn’t want to work…..
Weddings … we got married in one of the gardens at the Hotel del Coronado. He trip was our honeymoon. Justice of the Peace was $35. Best $50,000 we never spent.
I wanted to cry happy tears for the girl at the end who was making better decisions financially and seeing positive results! We are human and get ourselves into some tricky situations, but taking responsibility to pull yourself out of it and learn from it is so satisfying to see! Props to her! 🎉
Thats the spirit how dare you live in America with no car payment or any crippling mortgage payments or maxing out your credit cards thats un-american🤣
I have never been happier that in my country you can actually actively block yourself from gambling sites. Please remember everyone the unwritten rule of Vegas. The house ALWAYS wins.
Unpopular opinion: As a declared Democrat…this video…makes me… okay with Trump in office. I’ve lost all patience for this entitled and delusional generation.
I've only just started watching your channel but I love all of the random lore that we get from you. Time to invest my time into becoming a keyboard youtuber to make mine pay for themselves
I have 4 credit card accounts and one think I never do is use them for gambling, cash advances and lottery tickets - this woman is totally financially irresponsible.
He's right about the Altima. It's a terrible car. A coworker had one and had to get another car. He drove the second car to work frequently because the Altima had so many problems, LOL.
I don't live in US, but 11 years ago my wedding cost 800 USD. Lunch for 10 people 150 USD, steel rings, photographer just for two hours 40 USD wedding certificate. Rest for dress (50 - it was regular red dress) and lot of small items such as cake, invitations, etc. We were expecting a kid and we stopped a lot of nonsense such as inviting too many people, going overboard with wedding party (no alcohol at the restaurant- just with friends in the evening in our apartment). 80kUSD is ridiculous
My 20 ur old cousin walked into our house yesterday,in shorts and shirt.. I asked "Didn't you have a job interview today?" He said "yeah, I just got home.." "In that?" Him," yeah what's the problem? I said, "son you don't go into a job interview dresses in shorts and a t-shirt.." He goes "Oh, I didn't know, I got the job though.. So yeah, McDonald's is fn hiring.. Don't be lazy they take anyone.
I don't understand why people hate fast food jobs so much, I busted my ass for a scholarship and worked into KFC to pay the rest. I'm grateful for that job. I worked 50 to 55 hours in summer and 20 the rest of the time, plus a job as TA now I'm 25 and don't have debts. Sorry for the English. I'm not american
I know someone who feels he's too good, or above working at a fast food. So instead he's working in construction, getting exploited, paid in cash but always late and only for a portion of his hours. He would be making way more on a legit minimum wage job and he'd probably learn to advance his career but instead he's doing dead-end, irregular work for dishonest people. He still feels better about it thou6.
The serious nature of this topic aside, the contrast between Zac's calm demeanor and dry sense of humor and Caleb's full-blown, expletive-riddled meltdowns is quite amusing to me.
I worked, I now stay home, I manage the house, I managed the kids(they’re grown now) now we are purging our house of unneeded things. We never bought fancy things, etc because they weren’t needed. The most expensive things we’ve bought has been our house and cars and our cars haven’t cost over $25k until we bought our truck.
I have mixed feelings on vaping. I really did use it to quit smoking cigarettes and it worked! I did a couple of months of vaping with decreasing amounts of nicotine and then I never looked back. Yet I'm starting to think this is very much the exception
Caleb couldn't come at a better time man. I remember his channel when it just started out and he was still pretty mild and tried to keep in a lot of his emotions. And I'm SO GLAD he gives in and just let's it all out. Because his clients NEED to hear it. They desperately need someone to tell them NO. (Also good for him to capitalize on it).
I've been talking to all my friends about their investment plans. Most have no clue what to do but they are willing to learn. Glad financial literacy is an interest for people, without it you are completely screwed.
As a mexican born and raised in mexico that moved to the US just to study , let me tell you I miss tortillas from mexico ... I go to tijuana to eat mexican food because of the tortillas, they taste super different ... many stores close to me sell things from mexico , from the coke( coca cola) to cheetos and many more things, I know restaurants that have things from mexico and they are so popular, it just tastes super different and real 😊
I used to spend more than I earned, then about 10 years ago I decided I would sort my life out, I paid off all my loans and credit card debt, paid off my car finance after getting a 10k bonus from work and then saved for a few years, I bought a house, putting a 13% deposit down on it. I now own about 25% of the house, I put money into savings each month for the future.
My mortgage is ~$450 a month, bought and reno'd a house, and instead of flipping it I kept it. $45k total @ 5% fixed. I love bragging about how *little* I spent.
Im on my journey to paying off my credit card debt. One thing i have a hard time with is, what do you do while you wait? Its so easy and fast to go spend money and this is why im in credit card debt. But now that i am working hard to pay it off by giving most of not all of my paycheck to rent, bills and credit cards leaving me with nothing, i find it soooo hard to wait. Like, 2 weeks seem like sooo long!. Im also a single mom who WFH so i know my spending in the past has been out of feeling lonely, bored and depressed. So, is there any advise on what to do while one waits??? And yes, i try distractions with the stuff i already have but i just yearn sooo badly to just pay the damn things off so i can start on saving and eventually buying a car but waiting for each paycheck seems to drag so much! Idk if i make sense but this is where i strugle and at times, i cave and go buy something or order off Amazon.
You know, if people would stop buying these top-of-the-line ridiculously priced vehicles, the manufacturers would stop making them so expensive. Supply and demand is not hard.
My husband should go on this show as a positive example. He spent a lot of money when he was younger but he now does such a good job of saving money. He wants to sell his atv because he doesn't use it but im trying to talk him out of it so if he does find that he wants to have fun, that he can.
If you have money to invest, there will be a lot of things on sale in 2025. Houses, cars, and other valuables. People wont be able to afford them any more.
Tortilla girl admitting to a crime online - natural selection
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@@MarioLuigi-vb3rpkinda sad how true this is
@@MarioLuigi-vb3rp What are you referring to? Can you provide some examples?
Canada has a 245.5% tariff on cheese. There have been many that have tried to smuggle a truck full from the USA, including a police officer that got caught. One trip nowadays would be a house paid off.
Tortilla made of cocaine😂
Smuggling tortillas is hilarious
this summer, Arnold Schwarzenegger is...Little Tortilla Boy.
Foolish girl hahah. They totally had drugs in the car frame. Just through some tortillas in the backseat/trunk and laughed their asses off.
@@jonny-b4954Yeah 100%
Lol she also got offended when Caleb suggested her to save money by eating beans.
this
She really believes it was just tortillas. Sweet summer child.
They were and they’re really good 🌮 🌮🌮
They were Snortillas! Lol
I live in L.A. the capital of tortilla sales. I never heard of someone smuggling tortillas. It doesnt exist. You can buy vegan fresh made from at any Mexican supermarket here.
@@ChosenOne6666 yeah she was smuggling drugs lol
Exactly my thought!! Wonder what that white powder was on them??
She was smuggling tortilla flour too.
Tortilla Flour is a hellavuh drug.
😂😂😂😂
Tortillas and tortilla accessories.
She was an accessory, too.
Those…weren’t Tortillas..
I wonder what they were
@@BLKWIDOWX cocaine
Then the restaurants menu must be dope!😂😂😂😂
Starts with tortillas and transitions to fentanyl
Idk, hitting us with the accent when she said it seems legit
That chick that is refusing to pay her $1k/month mortgage is going to feel like a complete dumbass when she loses that house. You don't need to work a back breaking job to get that $1k. A part time job could handle that!
No she won’t lol she’ll blame the government or the bank for making her a “victim” instead of taking responsibility for her laziness.
Maybe being on the streets would wake her dumb ass up!
I got a loan for a small apartment in Norway for 15+ years ago, when I was working. Today I'm on disability, and I live a lot cheaper than I would if I had to rent a home. So that apartment is the best 'investment' I ever made. It's just sad that the woman in the video don't understand how lucky she is to have that house.
@@Nemrai It's crazy how many people have no idea how lucky they are with their current living situations and treat it so badly it's going to be destroyed, while there are millions of people that would do anything to trade for that same kind of lifestyle. My parents have people living down the street who inherited a house about a decade ago. And they treat it like garbage. It's a total mess, the house is going to be absolutely worthless in two decades. And that takes effort because they own a house that is known to last roughly 500 years with basic maintenance. And it's not even that costly to maintain, they just tear it apart instead. I don't understand!! Back when I was struggling to find a place to live it was especially infuriating to look at.
It’s stunning that she couldn’t be arsed to get $1000/month. As far as housing costs go, that’s piddling.
She *really* must not give a damn.
I'm a boomer. My mom was a Trad wife. She cut coupons, bought the things she needed when it was on sale and took advantage of 2 for 1. She didn't just spend money. SMH
Also, I know fast food or retail sucks. But we were taught ( it's easier to get a job while you have a job.)
Bro my mom always said that to us. "its easier to find a job when you have a job".
My dad too. These folk that quit their job with at the very least being in the late stages of an interview for another job make my head spin.
My mom was a trad wife because she had to take care of us. She never spent money on nice things for herself. Being a trad wife means that you have to budget and maximize the only income to support the household. I would rather just work and have the freedom to use my own money, and I’m glad now I can buy nice things for my mom.
Yea trad wives back in the day had an understanding it was the HUSBANDS money and they needed to manage the limited funds. Today, people who claim to want to be trad wives just want a sugar daddy
@@xeakpressI don’t think you understand that women knew they had no rights to their own money, even though their labor was being uncompensated. It’s FAMILY money. When we have our kids ill be SAHM, and my husbands income will also be MY income, because we’re a unit. Traditional marriage isn’t about forfeiting rights and submitting to men, it’s not about money. It’s about the roles we fill and how we fill them; my husbands money is my money and my money is my husbands money.
My brother's insane coworker who asked him for a $1500 dollar loan a month ago, just got fired. A couple weeks ago he told her to stop calling in. She would miss one day of work every other week. Work orders at their company started to slow down and he told her she needed to stop missing work. He had a feeling they were going to lay off some workers and was trying to warn her. This Friday, she joked before she left to him, I might see you next week. She later called crying that she received a text that she was being let go. He just replied, I tried to warn you.
Lol, crazy is the fact that you dont have that much pto to miss every one day every other week
These are days she would miss when she already used her pto days. This really puts a strain on a small business. I guess if one needs a really flexible job then find a job that is. Work for yourself or like I do, per diem work. Definitely don’t expect a handout loan for poor work ethic.
Karma
She must have drug problems
I had an ex like this, one excuse after another and usually a vague (hard to prove) health issue. I am so glad to be rid of her, she was a drain on everyone around her, mentally and financially.
Agreed. Gambling is a waste of money. Gambling is hoping against the odds you win, and you need to be able to gamble with money you can afford to lose. Borrowing money to gamble = ultimate stupidity.
99% of gamblers quit before hitting big.
3:30 agree but ppl need to stop making fun of ppl working fast food . Just be happy they have a job an not using welfare
I work in fast food. It’s better than being unemployed. Most people who talk shit about fast food workers are either unemployed or a scammer or both.
@@Derokon9 or trust fund, nepo babies who never had to actually struggle.
I live in Finland but I expect these things occur in other countries too. Other thing is that those companies should also start to show respect to their workers. I have worked at mcdonalds for one summer. There were lot of stupid rules like not being able to sit or you had to look like you are busy even if there were nothing to do. Also they wanted workers to be flexible but were not flexible themselves. Also they did not provide healt care like other companies so if you ended up sick you had to try to get the sick leave ticket throught the public health care which is not easy. So many people just end up coming to work sick and then of course other people get sick too.
Except mcdobalds and places like Walmart pay so little they still need foodstuffs and whatnot
Those corporations pay such crap wages they are probably using welfare anyway.
However, the workers still need to be respected. Fast food workers and retail workers are providing very useful jobs, for services many people use daily or weekly.
This channel and Caleb's made me realize how I'm not prepared. I've gotten my first 2k saved and a good portion of my credit card paid down. My car paid off and next is retirement and savings 😅
As a former CBP officer, tortillas are fine, its fruits and meats not allowed
Assuming it really *was* tortillas, aren’t there rules about bringing things across the border for commercial use?
I feel better. Years ago, I brought back 8 kilos of corn tortillas from Ensenada
@@commonsenseisntcommon1776 for commercial purposes? I’m in Canada, close to the border, and they’re SUPER picky about anything for commercial purposes, because it’s taxed/tarriffed differently than goods for personal use are.
Why is that? Disease and parasites?
@@Hawaiianshirtoperator -And insects not native to the USA
Another "job" that's been big since 2020 is all the various MLM'S. People get sucked into the "Work From Home" thing, have to pay lots of money up front, and over 90 percent of people loose money. But, it's the Make Lots Of Money dream!
🤨MLMs have been huge for a long time wdym
I'm 59. I'm from South Africa, so maybe this doesn't apply but, anyway, my thing is, live within your means, budget and save if you can. I realise that things are VERY different than in my day. Even $10/month is beter than $0. In 1 year its $120. In 20 years its $2,400 that you DIDN'T have.
This is very solid and practical advice regardless of where you live.
Math is math whether you live in South Africa or the United States. The broke young adults featured in this video are completely out of control
@@AnthonyWamsteker-lv7gq Basic finances apply everywhere. If you live on less than what you make, you are able to build wealth. Yes, there are a lot of variables to that statement, but at least for me here in the US, I've been able to build a bit of wealth and appreciating assets because I don't spend more than what I make. I have made the mistake to spend too much money on BS that I don't need, and for that reason, I have to keep working. If I would have done things better, I would have at least 800k or more in my retirement account.
I do understand your point it’s a responsible thing to say but realistically in 20 years that $2400 will be so decayed by inflation that it’s practically worthless.
@@Supermoneygang12$2400 in savings even depreciated by 20% is still more than $000
A new casino just opened about 25 minutes from our house. My husband and I dropped our teens off at work last Sunday and with our 5 free hours we decided to go out there and check out all the new stuff the town has built and see the casino. We brought $100 and figured if we wanted to play anything, that would be our once a year gambling slurge. Big rollers! $100. We played bubble craps and I got on a roll and kept hitting. We werent betting large amounts. When I finally crapped out we were up $95. We were there for about 30 minutes, gladly took our $95 and cashed out. An employee asked me why we didnt keep playing to win more. Well its cause we will end up losing the $95 profit and our own $100. She smiled and said "I rarely see people with self control here."
We spent our winnings towards Christmas presents. Our once a year gambling with only $100 has become a weird tradition in our house 😂
$1000 a month mortgage.. super cheap. This lady doesn't realise how much people are paying for a good location anywhere in the west. Austin Texas.. good location. She is pissing away this opportunity.
If it is a decent place, she could even live off renting it out.
Listen to me. You do not need an expensive wedding. If your spouse future wife wants a 100 million wedding and you only make 35k a year then it's probably not a good thing. The wedding is not just for the bride it's not just her day it's the groom's day as well. And both of you need to be in total agreement on it.
unless you are a millionaire, $78000 on a wedding is just stupid
And even if you had $1M. $78K IS STILL INSANELY "STUPID". Future investment value of $78K at 8% for 40 years is $1,694,512.68 at 65 years old. So your STUPID WEDDING COST YOU MORE THAN $1.5M DOLLARS. WHAT A WASTE.
I know the graphic said $78k but I listened back and I really think she said $7 to 8 thousand. Which is still insane in my opinion but not quite as bad
The only thing worse than a $78K wedding is still paying off the wedding debt after the divorce.
Dont bully small cars, people are driving around in houses on wheels burning a paycheck worth of fuel every week when their need is a civic. Trucks are also the worst kind of work vehicle, especially the latest ones where everything going on the bed needs to be pulled above shoulder height, the size has gone up an utility down because they are status pieces for poor people
BRUH, this whole video made me feel so much better about my situation.
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I've noticed many women don't know the difference between a Traditional Wife and a Gold Digger.
Traditional wife runs the house and the family, has the skills for cooking, cleaning, educating kids, finance. Husband is there to work, repair, and protect.
Gold Digger brings nothing to the table and expects the man to pay for everything, once the money runs out she is out as well.
Plus the traditional wife is actually a wife. Not a girlfriend relationship hopping to any man who will be her sugar daddy.
And these gold diggers are putting themselves in a dangerous position.
What happens when he decides that you're not pretty enough or worth the money anymore? Or god forbid he gets sick, hurt, or dies?
You'll be left with no money, no education, no job history.
Being a tradwife is dangerous, especially if there isn't a pren-up, and ya'll didn't set up a retirement/ savings account.
Being a trophy gf without a job is just being stupid, and asking for struggles.
@@AdaireKrickets that is such a tired, old argument. Just stop. "trad wives are idiots because all men will cheat and leave!" Don't pick a trash man. Problem solved.
So true, we often forget that finances was usually the wife's job back then.
A man is not a plan, period. If you’re going to be a trad wife you better keep up with some sort of valuable skills because 50% of marriages end in divorce. I don’t like those odds.
I've done a lot of stupid financial mistakes and I'm finally learning to avoid them, but damn, some of these people are a lot worse than me. Wow. Some of their stories are unbelievable.
The real upside of diesels running forever is not that you can buy a new one an it last for years. It's that because they last forever, you can buy an old one an an it do the job for you for a long time.
Just about every trucking company, bus company, road commision, state/city/county government is constantly begging for drivers. A lot of them will even pay people to get their CDL. Anyone who says they can't find a job isn't looking.
@@Bobuliss Or they want a desk job getting $100k or more. At my current job, at the beginning, you get paid less due to rate, you have to work nigh weekends and holidays, and you have to be flexible and be prepared to get bounced around from day time to nigh shift. Very few people stick around when they are new. I went through all that and I'm almost 20 years in. I get rewarded with top rate
@@joseCalderon1976 You can make a really good wage driving a truck. Or hell, even a school bus or snow plow. But, the one girl summed it up perfectly. They just don't want to work.
@@joseCalderon1976yep, gotta destroy yourself for 20 years to get a wage your worth!! not fucking doing that lmao
@@nick-tu2xh Well, you can get a gig job too and be an entrepreneur and have your own business. But that is not easy either. I know people like that and they are always working. Are you self employed?
There trucking jobs but the pay is horrible. The market is bad trucking companies are cutting back or go out of business.
I stayed in an airbnb in Austin a couple years ago and my Lyft driver commented on how wealthy the neighborhood I was staying in was so I looked up the home values and I was floored at the homes around where I was staying. They were like 2milliin dollar homes but I never would have guessed that by looking. That’s when I realized how expensive Austin had become. I thought it was bad where I live in Tampa but it’s got nothing on Austin.
Tampa is dirt cheap lmao my sister brags about paying for her car and house - which is amazing and I’m happy for her - but doing it in Tampa isn’t very impressive lmao cost of living is basically nothing; luxury apartment in the $1000-1500 range. If you can’t make it in a cheap place like Tampa then a bigger, more expensive city isn’t for you lmao
@ wtf are you talking about?! Those are apartment prices from before Covid maybe. Tampa is the furthest thing from cheap for cost of living. It’s not LA, Seattle or NYC but it’s not cheap. Just because we have no state income tax we make up for it in some of the highest insurance rates in the nation and maybe a ghetto 1 bdr apartment is $1500 but definitely not a luxury apartment in my part of Tampa. $1500 is about starting price for a shitty dump apartment. Average is around $1800-2000 for 2 bdr in older buildings and the nicer newer apartments are starting well over 2k depending on where in the Bay Area you’re located. On top
of that we are leading the nation in gap between wage growth vs cost of rent increases. Besides that I was looking at home prices because I own my home in Tampa and those are most definitely not cheap around here. We’ve been lucky with property taxes but even those are starting to shoot up here lately with all the new developments that are causing catastrophic flooding in a lot of inland areas that never used to flood.
I hate my job but I'm debt free, don't have to worry about money, put 15 percent away for retirement w 9 percent match. That's why I work a job I hate....my days off are that much sweeter.😢😊
I used to like my job but I hate it now.
The flavor is incomparable so lots of restaurants bring tortillas over , it’s not as crazy as people may think, only Mexican people would understand
My wedding was like $100 and my husband and I didn't spend any of that. My mom bought the decorations and my friend got chick fil a catering😂❤
There ya go. I mean, I don't see a problem spending like $500-1k on a wedding. I'd spend most of the "wedding" money on the honeymoon, personally. BUT, ain't nothing wrong with continuing on with life, doing a bare bones ceremony and saving that money. That's if you even have the money to begin with and ain't going into debt over the marriage. Put some on S&P 500, some in a Roth IRA, some in a high interest savings account, maybe buy some gold, bonds, treasury notes etc. And SIT on them.
Uhh I get you saved a ton but.... still sounds depressing
You're the smart one. Way to go and not get lost in your ego...
It kills me when people blow ludicrous amounts of money to party for ONE day....
No issues if you're wealthy.
I'm talking about ordinary people blowing a Down Payment on a house just because they want a nice wedding....
And it doesn't matter if it's Daddy's money either.
Just know that 50% of those marriages end in divorce...
@JaePlay lol I have a video of it on my channel if you wanna see it and you'll see it wasn't the most beautiful wedding ever but it was full of love🥰
@@mrsginny ok ill check it out
Hello. I don't know if you will read this comment, but I can try to write it. I will mention one important fact, I am from Latvia. I look and cringe at monthly car payments. When I bought a car with a cash loan in 2018, I bought a 2006 Toyota Corolla Verso 2.2 diesel with 260,000 km on the speedometer (approx. 161,556 mi.), this was during Covid. The price the seller asked for the car was 2,400 euros, but I bought it for 2,200 euros. My monthly payment for the car was 86 euros and at that time my salary was 900 euros. I pay 100 euros every month to pay off the car faster and pay less interest. By the way, my car still serves me reliably and during this time I have invested about 600-700 euros in car maintenance and repair. And I should also mention that my car insurance is 9 euros a month, yes 9 euros a month.
Im making $15/hr as a nurse with a diploma (equivalent of an associate in US) and make $2k+ a month, when i heard about the fast food restaurant paying $25/hr i damn near had a heart attack
So what keeps you from applying somewhre else?!
@@tobik9455 my country is one of the safest and most efficient, I don't wanna leave it for higher pay in the US (also considering how unsafe and high the rent in the US is). I guess it's a trade off
@@tobik9455 honestly my country is generally a great place to live in, it's one of the safest countries and most efficient. I guess it's a trade off
@@tobik9455 I'm assuming she isn't in the U.S.
The lady making $9K a month as a nurse and still can’t manage her finances is living proof that book smarts does not equal financial maturity.
The one with passed down property in Austin was insane! I bet her mother is rolling over in her coffin 💀💀💀
people don't want to work fast food jobs because we have, as a society, pushed the idea that if you work in fast food, you're a failure. People would rather be jobless than admit they're a failure.
Actually if your intent was originally to max out a credit card, gambling would actually be one of the smartest ways to do it.
Wait until the “Cherry” loans start popping up. My wife does permanent eyebrows and makes $350k/ year before taxes. She has clients that are getting “Cherry” loans which is literally just a credit group that gives fast loans for people looking to get cosmetic work done. It’s like 20% interest.
I've been wondering how women have been paying for the expensive nails, hair, eyelashes, botox, fillers, neck tattoos and endless make-up. Personal loans omg 😢
350k what the fuck I should switch careers
i bought a Subaru WRX for my first brand new car ive ever bought, and i was pretty unhappy w/ the 2.99% they gave me... double digit interest on a 50k+ vehicle is insaneeeee
I had 6% on my 2023 Camry. But then I was lucky. My wife cut a check for rest of the cost to help me avoid 5k in interest. Paying her back on aggressive 36 month schedule, but it's 1000% better because we own the car
I have told the cops ALOT of things but smuggling tortillas is none of them
You can literally buy authentic Mexican masa flour and make them yourself…? She was definitely smuggling some other shit.
Avocados 🥑
Yeah a lot of Mexican places literally have a little window you can see them making the tortilla in house
I've never had a tortillas in the US that tasted half as good as those from Mexico. This includes going to totillerias in the US.
Reselling Disneyland merchandise in Mexico will make a few thousand dollars it won’t make you rich but it will help pay the bills and save up for an emergency fund.
So I lost a job needed to pay the bills $1,600 in rent was coming to and I didn't want to do it but I had to go work a job that I never really wanted to and I hated it but I did it I did it for the entirety of it to get my bills current and once they were current and I found something better I took that position.
A $1,000 monthly mortgage payment in Austin is pretty low. Most homes in that area are at least double if not triple that figure (excluding the escrow).
When we bought our house in the DC area our mortgage was $999 now that was back in 2002. That’s unheard of now.
Imagine being a tortilla mule for $200
‘Tortilla mule’ 😂😂😂😂❤
I'd gladly pay a mule $200 for some good tortillas hecho en Mexico and Cotija cheese 😋
cartels also have their hands in many goods other than drugs
Yes like avocados
And sugar canes
Yeah gimme some of dat Escobar branded tortillas
4:03 Moon active is the company of a game called coin master, so she is literally gambling on a cc without having even a chance of winning real money 💀
I felt a little queasy when he said 63% interest 🤢
Going into debt over a wedding feels like peak consumerism.
Ours cost less than $1,000 because that’s what our situation allowed for. I loved our wedding, it was beautiful, and it was very responsible, which is a great quality in a spouse!
That person that got the house, they could rent out the basement and a room for 1k each and not even work! Mortgage PIF!
To be fair, anyone who has craved tortillas understands.
Craving good tortillas and Cotija cheese right now 😋
So if we have an actual recession the collective crying is going to be epic .
Nah the government will come to the rescue with goodies and bennies to keep the NPCs quiet. Throw in football and the giant will remain asleep. Bread and circuses.
@AmandaHugenkiss2915 thank you for teaching me "bread and circuses" - hadn't heard the phrase before and looked up the origin. Very accurate.
Watching you watch Caleb Hammer. What am I doing with my time?
17:40 problem with cigarettes and vapes isn't just that they affect the user, if you smoke in public you're affecting others with second hand smoke. Which is another reason of why you should stop
$78K FOR YOUR "BATMAN WEDDING" IS INSANELY "STUPID". Future investment value of $78K at 8% for 40 years of marriage is $1,694,512.68 at 65 years old.
So your STUPID WEDDING COST YOU MORE THAN $1.5M DOLLARS. WHAT A WASTE.
She said 7 to 8 thousand, not $78,000
@carrieconnolly2639 can't put too much blame on them though, the subtitles read 78,000. 7 to 8k for a wedding is cheap, wife and I paid 31k for our Renewals for 145 people with photographer, dj, videographer, etc.
I'll say this about vaping. It can be a good method to quitting cigarettes if you go about it right. I was at a 2 pack a day cig habit when I decided to quit. I switched to vapes, the kind where you add your liquid to a tank, not the pre-filled kind. Started off with a stronger nicotine level and ever time I ordered more liquid I bought a lower level of nicotine in the vape juice until I worked down to 0 nicotine. Took me about 3 months to go from 2 packs of cigs a day to nicotine free.
I "work" the world's easiest job at a government contractor. I make $25 an hour to complete my tasks in like 5 mins, then goof off watching UA-cam (wifi provided) and playing Nintendo Switch the rest of the time.
Most efficient government worker
As someone who does (did, retired now), the worst experiences I ever had while at any given job was to be saddled with someone who really didn’t want to work…..
Weddings … we got married in one of the gardens at the Hotel del Coronado. He trip was our honeymoon. Justice of the Peace was $35. Best $50,000 we never spent.
I wanted to cry happy tears for the girl at the end who was making better decisions financially and seeing positive results! We are human and get ourselves into some tricky situations, but taking responsibility to pull yourself out of it and learn from it is so satisfying to see! Props to her! 🎉
I'm going to sell my car because I want a car payment of at least $800. Right now I have no car payment. 😂
Thats the spirit how dare you live in America with no car payment or any crippling mortgage payments or maxing out your credit cards thats un-american🤣
I have never been happier that in my country you can actually actively block yourself from gambling sites. Please remember everyone the unwritten rule of Vegas. The house ALWAYS wins.
17:20 I can not understand how people can do this, I have asthma and could never imagine why you would do this to yourself willingly
I fucking die when Caleb yells “Sixty-THREE PERCENT INTEREST!!!?!” 😂😂😂
He just in so much disbelief
Yea that killed me
25:40 some of these people are in make believe land, like this woman. She just imagines that she will just have all these things magically?
Unpopular opinion: As a declared Democrat…this video…makes me… okay with Trump in office. I’ve lost all patience for this entitled and delusional generation.
I've only just started watching your channel but I love all of the random lore that we get from you. Time to invest my time into becoming a keyboard youtuber to make mine pay for themselves
My wife and I spent on month's income on our weeding and still turned out great.
Damn, that's a lot of weeding. Must be a big yard!
Zac is one of those guys that doesn’t realize he’s absolutely stunning, in addition to being wise and super level-headed.
Relax, he has a girlfriend
@@BlueberryFundipYup, he does. Did I say I was single or looking? Nope. You tried it though.
I have 4 credit card accounts and one think I never do is use them for gambling, cash advances and lottery tickets - this woman is totally financially irresponsible.
He's right about the Altima. It's a terrible car. A coworker had one and had to get another car. He drove the second car to work frequently because the Altima had so many problems, LOL.
I don't live in US, but 11 years ago my wedding cost 800 USD. Lunch for 10 people 150 USD, steel rings, photographer just for two hours 40 USD wedding certificate. Rest for dress (50 - it was regular red dress) and lot of small items such as cake, invitations, etc. We were expecting a kid and we stopped a lot of nonsense such as inviting too many people, going overboard with wedding party (no alcohol at the restaurant- just with friends in the evening in our apartment). 80kUSD is ridiculous
13:03 That's not a trad wife. A traditional wife would wait for marriage to depend on a man. She is just being lazy. Caleb really outlines that well.
My 20 ur old cousin walked into our house yesterday,in shorts and shirt.. I asked "Didn't you have a job interview today?" He said "yeah, I just got home.."
"In that?" Him," yeah what's the problem?
I said, "son you don't go into a job interview dresses in shorts and a t-shirt.."
He goes "Oh, I didn't know, I got the job though..
So yeah, McDonald's is fn hiring.. Don't be lazy they take anyone.
Each time I watch a video about debt or any financial stuff, I always look into my own wallet and debt bills. And then I sighed.
I don't understand why people hate fast food jobs so much, I busted my ass for a scholarship and worked into KFC to pay the rest. I'm grateful for that job.
I worked 50 to 55 hours in summer and 20 the rest of the time, plus a job as TA now I'm 25 and don't have debts.
Sorry for the English. I'm not american
I know someone who feels he's too good, or above working at a fast food. So instead he's working in construction, getting exploited, paid in cash but always late and only for a portion of his hours. He would be making way more on a legit minimum wage job and he'd probably learn to advance his career but instead he's doing dead-end, irregular work for dishonest people. He still feels better about it thou6.
Batman themed wedding kinda tuff though😭 never heard of that
The serious nature of this topic aside, the contrast between Zac's calm demeanor and dry sense of humor and Caleb's full-blown, expletive-riddled meltdowns is quite amusing to me.
I worked, I now stay home, I manage the house, I managed the kids(they’re grown now) now we are purging our house of unneeded things. We never bought fancy things, etc because they weren’t needed. The most expensive things we’ve bought has been our house and cars and our cars haven’t cost over $25k until we bought our truck.
Smuggling tortillas is corny.
The way your head immediately sank down as soon as you heard, “I’m a day trader” 🤣🤣🤣
1000 dollar a monthly mortgage is my rent. that girl has no clue how lucky she has it
I have mixed feelings on vaping. I really did use it to quit smoking cigarettes and it worked! I did a couple of months of vaping with decreasing amounts of nicotine and then I never looked back. Yet I'm starting to think this is very much the exception
its cool seeing your channel grow. I used to be surprised when I saw you only had 5k subs.
People are conditioned to believe that the idea of failure is bad and admitting failure is even worse.
20:37 A Bachelor's Degree doesn’t help you get a job at all, sadly.
I despise gambling, it so predatory .
14:39 Weird thing to point out but the BMW X1 actually has more room for passengers up front than the X3 or X5 if you are tall.
Caleb couldn't come at a better time man. I remember his channel when it just started out and he was still pretty mild and tried to keep in a lot of his emotions. And I'm SO GLAD he gives in and just let's it all out. Because his clients NEED to hear it. They desperately need someone to tell them NO. (Also good for him to capitalize on it).
That overwatch “streamer” was definitely just watching hentai all day every day 😭
Now I wanna know what a tortilla dealer looks like.
(whispering) "Yo Esse, you got my stuff?"
"Yeah I got your tortillas Homie."
I've been talking to all my friends about their investment plans. Most have no clue what to do but they are willing to learn. Glad financial literacy is an interest for people, without it you are completely screwed.
As a mexican born and raised in mexico that moved to the US just to study , let me tell you I miss tortillas from mexico ... I go to tijuana to eat mexican food because of the tortillas, they taste super different ... many stores close to me sell things from mexico , from the coke( coca cola) to cheetos and many more things, I know restaurants that have things from mexico and they are so popular, it just tastes super different and real 😊
I used to spend more than I earned, then about 10 years ago I decided I would sort my life out, I paid off all my loans and credit card debt, paid off my car finance after getting a 10k bonus from work and then saved for a few years, I bought a house, putting a 13% deposit down on it. I now own about 25% of the house, I put money into savings each month for the future.
My mortgage is ~$450 a month, bought and reno'd a house, and instead of flipping it I kept it.
$45k total @ 5% fixed.
I love bragging about how *little* I spent.
I just love it when you stare at the camera lol...has me in stitches.
Is that a Newcastle United hat? That's where I live 😊
Somewhere I just hope she's not that stupid, and was just saying they were tortillas so she wouldn't incriminate herself directly on the internet.
Im on my journey to paying off my credit card debt. One thing i have a hard time with is, what do you do while you wait? Its so easy and fast to go spend money and this is why im in credit card debt. But now that i am working hard to pay it off by giving most of not all of my paycheck to rent, bills and credit cards leaving me with nothing, i find it soooo hard to wait. Like, 2 weeks seem like sooo long!. Im also a single mom who WFH so i know my spending in the past has been out of feeling lonely, bored and depressed. So, is there any advise on what to do while one waits??? And yes, i try distractions with the stuff i already have but i just yearn sooo badly to just pay the damn things off so i can start on saving and eventually buying a car but waiting for each paycheck seems to drag so much! Idk if i make sense but this is where i strugle and at times, i cave and go buy something or order off Amazon.
You know, if people would stop buying these top-of-the-line ridiculously priced vehicles, the manufacturers would stop making them so expensive. Supply and demand is not hard.
This dude’s wearing a Newcastle United hat. I’m a little taken aback.
Ha, I didn’t notice that! Geordie here 👋🏼
Hey man, I'm from Newcastle Geordie boy born on the Tyne! good to see you wearing our gear!
TOON TOON!
Love your content keep it up!
My husband should go on this show as a positive example. He spent a lot of money when he was younger but he now does such a good job of saving money. He wants to sell his atv because he doesn't use it but im trying to talk him out of it so if he does find that he wants to have fun, that he can.
If you have money to invest, there will be a lot of things on sale in 2025. Houses, cars, and other valuables. People wont be able to afford them any more.