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This 'Infinite Money Glitch' No Longer Works
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2024
- Will there be a recession? who knows!
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Atrioc saw Thor popping off and immediately broke out the black background paint diagrams
wait till you hear about chalkboards
or Kahn Academy
"BUBBLY ENVIRONMENT"
- Sounds like the sinister work of Dr. CARBONATION
its def him. call the fbi we finally found MR INFLATION
9:31 Oh my god, I can read Atrioc's mind! Even when his lips aren't moving, it's almost like I can hear exactly what he's thinking.
Yea what is that lol
everyone in chat is saying f so stream issues
I look more forward to these videos than main channel clips at this point
34 views in two minutes? Glad to see a small channel growing
5k views in 39 minutes ITS GOING VIRAAAL
You know, you made some really good points regarding businesses cutting costs at the expense of workers, however I think someone in the comments left a really insightful message about the issue that I think is important to address. He said and I quote, “when is the bloonchipper review video?” I think if we just solve this problem, all of the problems in the economy would be fixed. Thoughts?
I didn't know Big A had classical essayists in his comments
The company I work for technically leases the land our offices are on, but I think they have a lot of cost sunk fallacy involved too because they paid to have all of the offices and other facilities constructed here. It's a big corporation so they have the money to do this. We have quite a few offices like this. If we work from home (because we sure af could) they wouldn't have a need for the offices. Thus meaning all the money they invested on the property they don't own is wasted. Even though it would be cheaper for them in the long run, the money invested so far is apparently too much to just let go. This has been told to me by a few of my higher ups. I realize not every company runs this way, but it is a big factor for mine. It all sounds pretty dumb when you think about it.
Its not even a sunk cost fallacy sometimes its peiple justifying their own past decisions to maintain their positions. Like, if you invested in office space you camt kust be like "oops im wrong" you get voted out of ceo or whatever then
@@artemisspawnofzeus7732 We have a newer CEO who didn’t make these decisions.
*me looks at comments*
*sighs*
*grasps eyeballs*
*Rips eyes out*
“Much better”
how did you type with no eyeballs 🤔🤔
Only 13 like in minute of time? What an epic fail . Im nine btw
@@EpicGamer-yu9qnLearn to touch type
@@EpicGamer-yu9qn Touch typing.
One thing missing in this analysis of banks lending money is that in order to function, banks also have to borrow money daily from the upper echelon : the central bank
So it's basically a bank subscription
People saying big A is a doomer LMAO.
I know you've learned enough about finance that you understand that it's all built on shaky ground.
He lost me when he started taking about a “house”
why were you lost houses are talked alot about in fiction fantasy novels i read there quite a cool concept wish they were non fiction
Stealth layoffs is hella sneaky.
Happened to some of my co-workers. I knew I was going to be next after I heard about it, so I just quit instead.
Bankers "I've never written a bad loan, now they may have gone bad down the road"
Another point of pressure with these empty office buildings are property taxes. Actually a huge increasing problem in a lot of cities downtown areas.
It is affect many people too. Many cities and small cities rely on taxes to fund their budgets which includes social programs, prosecutions, law enforcement, fire department, emergency services, even maintaining infrastructure like roads and bridges. With lowered income with the growing popularity of WFH many cities are losing income and usually the first programs to get cut are education, child services, and social programs because to the average citizen those are "more acceptable" than cutting emergency services or law enforcement because those take years to manifest their effects (then subsequently complain why education is spiraling downwards years later).
Not to mention the investors and clients of big companies who invested into property.
I actually disagree with “they dont want you back in the office so they can help their landlord”.
For big companies, a lot of their investors are invested in office soace and they are pushing anyone they can to fill offices
Just buy coke and stock it, the price goes higher
he is actually doing really good job of explaining this shit
impressed
The more atrioc learns about finance the more bearish he gets but this house of cards has been a house of cards for decades since the 70s and will likely continue for decades.
He has a whiteboard right behind him and he breaks out the Paint lol
My dad's company rented out two floors when they could fit on one so that everyone could have a cool office with big external windows. It was sick. Company was successful without cutting costs that hurt workers.
9:25 pulled a Madame Web over here lol
everything will be fine once we all convert to Dave and Busters tickets as our main form of currency
Thing is, people like Atrioc and Thor are the kind of people we need to see as politicians. They have a fantastic ability to communicate ideas without being preachy and seeming like "elites", they're intelligent and balanced, but funny and approachable. Out politicians right now are the insanely out of touch and both left and right seem to be spiralling. The old systems are starting to fracture under the strain of the unsustainable, short term greed of the 90s and we need younger people with knowledge and approachability to step into those positions and start making a change. I'd vote for Atrioc because regardless of whether he leant left or right, I feel he'd at least be making reasonable, informed decisions.
you can sell services to your different companies using credit to show both profitability as well as allow you to turn the credit in to actual money to show the taxman. there is no law keeping businesses with the same interests and even owners from buying and selling goods and services from each other. all of this allows you to explode your credit for more physical business interests. all of this makes your companies more creditable by flipping one 3rd of the credit value from one card to another. they always get filled every month and you have 2/3rds liquid in other things funding the actual physical business you're trying to start. it can take some 5 years for a business to really become profitable in the meantime. how do you live and not lose your shirt if it fails.
Lil bro just described Todd Chrisley. Borrow a bunch of money and live lavishly
great video man gonna send this to my folks
The Enron hat is giving me life
If he keeps eating glizzies he'll be too big to fail too.
atrioc
i think you might have nostalgia for the 90s
Everyone has nostalgia for their 30s
Does lil-a not know about 0% reserve rates on home mortgages & commercial real estate?
They kept loaning money out because they didn’t need to tie up even 1% of the money they were “spending” on houses, more than just not risking anything as mortgages act as government backed blank checks (& the popularity of mortgages being a relatively new construct, post-WW2) this coupled with zoning & the standardization of building codes around the world by banks to support their derivatives with uniform underlying assets (side-note: this especially hurt beechfront & mountain homes which could no longer be built in a way that made sense, along with other extreme environments that should have adapted these building codes the banks gave them but didn’t)…obviously lax mortgages terms inducing demand & overly strict zoning restricting supply.
Mortgages only serve to help banks leech & down nothing to help the real buying power people have. If mortgages were outlawed (it would be chaos) but housing prices would fall to a range that was a reasonable multiple of salary. The median house was around 2x the median salary before mortgages…a reasonable amount to save outright without the need for financing to buy a house at all.
Getting the inside scoop for the gizzler once again. Best info I could ask for :)
bro this is so uncanny, i was just reading the memo and then this popped up, mind blown
How about when you realize in 7 years you'd only make about 100k at 20k a year so you just build your credit and take out 150k in loans and ride that out for 7 years paying rent for a house at 800 a month and just don't waste money and it drops off your credit. Where'd the debt go? Nobody knows! America. Once your out of money your credits back to 450 and you got a empty profile
“If you’re younger than me” lmao very funny atrioc, everybody is younger than you
waitttt so if they fire sell it cant i "take a loan out" on a house few months later oh no i cant pay it anymore boom they sell it really cheap and then i can just buy it for way cheaper?
You could, but the bankruptcy on the 1st loan would prevent you from getting a 2nd loan to buy it again. And if you have the money to buy it the second time, in cash, you probably have enough to keep paying the 1st loan. Bankruptcy on any loan makes it much harder to do business in the future, especially if your business requires getting loans.
Surprised he didn't bring up the massive benefit of returning to the office which is collaborative productivity. If people need to bang heads and get something done, it's way easier to do so in a personal setting
Just watch The Big Short if you haven't
No views 18 seconds. This guys is going on a downward spiral 😟
Hi atioc
53k views in 13 hours? bro really climbed on
If you refuse to return to office but make it clear you’re not quitting are they forced to fire you and pay severance?
Blows my mind that this isn't common knowledge
Lots of this is over doomer.. I think low interest rates are terrible overall and it's the reason we are in this scenario but the other points I mostly disagree with.
so lets say last time you barrowed was 2022 and in 2023 rates went up. for how long are those people who barrowed in 22 locked in?
180K for a house is insanely cheap to me.
got patched damn
hmm
good video
everything is too expensive, hoping for a great depression
Lmao that's wild
only way to fix the problem@@acursedhope
No views in 52 seconds? Fell off
Sadly not how it works. If you want to buy a 250k house, and only make 50k a year, they arent going to loan you the money no matter what the interest rate is... it all works on % of income
who wanna play fortnite rn
If I wasn’t going to self immolate tonight I would totally be willing to play
actually busy that day… so uh…. yeah
Actually I'm busy watching this video rn
@@darknessdarkrai4549are you still watching this video?
Yeah sorry man, I'm gonna be uhhh... Vacuuming my lawn... So yeah, I'm busy
34 views in 2 minutes eating good 😎👍
Atrioc acknowledging PirateSoftware made me more excited than any crossover in the past five years lmao, my two favorite content creators
🍋 = Trumpnomics?
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