Awww … whether you love him or hate him, Dave is known to be a conservative Christian. There was not a single f-bomb uttered from Theo in the entire episode. It just proves his respect and emotional empathy for all his guests. Love you, Theo!
Ill be honest, as a believer myself i honestly dont care so much on the language others use, it bothers me more about content or what is said. But still i get you, cool to see the influence
@@NSER164 it’s not so much Influence as it is respect. People know that Christians aren’t supposed to curse so it’s a very respectful thing for Theo to abstain from it, when he had no obligation or expectation too. I’m very impressed by it
Yea it’s just really incredible to me that he’s willing to sit down with such a wide variety of people and really talk to them. It’s not like rogans podcast where he shares too many of his opinions, Theo only cares about the opinions of the guest and doesn’t really care to debate them. The only thing of that sort Theos podcast does is shine a light on the real problems the American people face. Otherwise is just really fun and informative show for everyone. He’s doing everything right.
I took Financial Peace University when I was 35, and it changed my life at that age. It's still information that factors in to my life over a decade later. Get rich slow.
Dave Ramsey set me straight. I don’t know anyone my age and hardly any older than me with the same amount in a Roth 401k. Follow his steps, they really truly work.
In that alternate universe Dave Ramsey would still be battling multiple legitimate lawsuits. Dave Ramsey and the Lampo Group are not what people think they are. The moment he refused to initially fire Hogan his fate was sealed.
just paid off my car and two big credit cards today using ramsey method, so weird hes the guest for today, i guess its just a sign to keep on going! gang gang
That’s awesome. Which of his stuff is the best to watch that made you do it ? There had to be 1 or 2 episodes that triggered your brain to do it. I’d love to know which ones to help myself. Thanks
@meatball6930 pretty sure he’s talking about his “debt snowball” video , had to watch this guy for a course / class I’m taking. I don’t really like this guy to be honest he seems like a grifter playing the long game but if it works for this guy and others I say go for it dude 🤷🏻♂️
'This kid in school spent his whole life savings on a box of crayons. Can you believe that? I honestly feel for him man, he had been saving money for 63 years' - Joe Dirt's brother
@@moreclips805it’s not bad advice. a car payment is one thing but these people that want a NEW car and want to refinance it while simultaneously living on HUD and getting food stamps it’s like they want to stay in the hole
Been watching Ramsey for years and I took him up on his advice. Downsized everything, got rid of all my debt, paid off my truck, then took it even one step further- I moved into my paid off truck may of 2020. I’ve saved over 154k cash, which I’ve placed into high yield savings accounts / s&p500. His advice changed my life. Used to live paycheck to paycheck, now I’ve got FU money. If I don’t like a job I’m at, I could quit and live off savings well over 5 years 😂 Just put out a video about it for those who’re interested.
Dave’s lessons changed my life completely - got out of massive debt real fast and built wealth - happened all in 8 years and I can’t thank him enough for the wake up call advice he gives.
I am an immigrant from a poor country. Dave Ramsey's teachings have lifted me out of poverty and put me on the path to change my family tree. Love the baby steps!! Thank you Theo for having him on.
I’m glad he did. They’re kinda from the same neck of the woods too so the conversation just flowed. And who knew Theo was a deep thinking man? Great interview, love both these guys.
When he says that lie people tell, and steal people's hope, that's exactly how I went about my life thinking about being successful, rich, having a house, because of the delusion of how we see millionaires, and it blew my mind just now. Im 37, just now got my life back and in Gods hands. But I still see my success in the future of having the home and a savings seems very low because of being told no one can make it at certsin ages. Or without a degree. So, I keep going and it's all I can do. But not sure if at 37 with no degree, it's ever possible to get there.
@@wastedanalogues8991Nah, you got this! Just start now, it gets harder as time goes by. You've got 25 years to 62 years old early retirement. Just figure out how you can adjust your income and/or spending to get your annual personal savings rate up to 25% of your income. Invest it in something like a total stock market index fund or the S&P500, then come age 62 you'll have enough invested to live off just the interest. When your money makes more money than you do, that is true financial independence. Follow the 4% rule from that point on and you'll have more cash flow in retirement than you have your working years. 25% invested 25 years at 10% return (S&P500 average) will replace 82% of your income with a 4% withdrawal rate. Remember you're used to budgeting for 75%, so that's a 7% raise your first year of retirement. You should be able to give yourself around a 3% raise to keep up with inflation without drawing down your principal either. Pretty cool.
Dave Ramsey's "Financial Peace University" was the BEST unintentional marriage counseling. My husband and I grew up with completely different views on money. Caused much strife early in our marriage. Friends invited us to attend FPU at their house. We commited to "debt snowball" and paid off $47k in 15 mo. We both worked and continued on baby steps. Then covid hit and our employer issued mandate. Because we had emergency money we were able to figuratively say "F off, you're not making me take that Vax." That was in 2022. Super stressful but we used what we leaned from Dave Ramsey to move on and create a new life in a new area with new careers (in our 40s!). Forever grateful to ya, Dave!
Some of his advice is obsolete for the present day..a lot of boomer advice like the economy & cost of living is still 30 years+ years ago. Seems like a decent enough guy though & isn't running a scam (that I know of)
What part of it is obsolete @@Roberto-de8xv? I get some of the arguments that there may be better ways to do things, but i don't see what is actually obsolete...
@Roberto-de8xv i used his guidelines to get out of debt and have an emergency fund. It's definitely not outdated, or i wouldn't have been able to get debt free.
I have seen one video of him and he didn't know the differences in IULs and other permanent life insurance policies. That is one of the first things you will get, if suitable, when you consult with a financial advisor.
Back in the day my mom would listen to Dave on AM radio in the evening. We didn’t have much money my dad had passed when I was nine but I always felt like we had enough. I appreciate Dave is still as relevant as back to “in the day” I recently found some of Dave’s info online and my wife and I are a couple years from retirement are going to listen to this guy. There are so many new investment strategies offered today but I’m more old school and find Dave’s way and words make sense for me. Thank you Theo for having him on and Dave you rock dude
Can we just stop and appreciate Theo asking all the right base-line questions for newbies that haven’t heard the basics?? Dave does such a good job explaining all these subjects simply and correctly even with the National Debt. I’ve looked up to this man since I was in my twenties.
When my father passed and left me his hard earned money, I knew it was time to start being responsible financially. I’m thankful I found Dave Ramsey and his practical advice. Great interview.
When my mom passed all four kids inherited 15k each. I never treated that money with disrespect. I saved it and made it work for me and I am SOOO much better off for repspecting it.
Hamsters. Ha ha ha You ever seen the Southpark episode where teacher puts mouse in his rectum? The mouse looks back at butt hole as it closes and freaks out. Freakin crazy
Dave's "debt snowball" works! Not only does it work, but it's also extremely simple and applicable to the common man. I'm basically a Neanderthal and still managed to dig myself out of a massive financial hole I had dug in my 20s. I'm 35 now and completely debt free aside from a mortgage that I'm on track to pay off a decade or two early. My income never really changed during that time either. Just my behavior! You can do it too! 💪 Thank you, Mr. Ramsey
Theo is shockingly good at the interview format, he understands the role so well, he lets the guest shine through and complements them with his funny interjections. This podcast has somehow become my absolute favorite because he gets real people who we can all learn from and gives them space to land their message. Great job Theo please keep it up!
You guys don’t know how far across the world Ramsey’s influence is. I’m from Saudi Arabia, newly married, and have a good job. I was able to take this man’s approach and implement it. I AM NEVER LOOKING BACK AT THE DAYS OF SPENDING LIKE AN IDIOT. THANK YOU!
This is one of Theo's best podcast episodes ever. It actually puts him in the realm of the JRE. Joe and him can have either the funniest person ever on, or one of the most intelligent. Great show brother, keep it up.
When Dave Ramsey was just getting popular, my wife and I lived in Nashville. To see how successful he became, and how he surrounded himself with like minded people to grow a company, while helping millions of people, is a true success story. The very first time I heard him explain how debt is basically forcing you to be a slave to someone else, my wife and I adopted this thought pattern, and have never looked back. It is the most freeing feeling in the world.
Theo’s span of guest is truly appreciated. From Kid Rock to Dave Ramsey. Theo thank you for introducing this beautiful man to the rest of us and or refreshing the remaining. Keep being blessed and awesome love your content and your point of view.
23 year old here and I absolutely adore Dave Ramsey and John D., as they’re both so knowledgeable and inspiring. Seeing both Theo and Dave on the same screen is mind blowing, feeling real blessed!
I appeared on Dave’s millionaire hour in 2018. I was part of the 10,000 for his study of millionaires. Yes, I’m an engineer. Working with Ramsey Solutions was a great experience. His group is world class. I’m new to Theo Von’s podcasts but they are superb. This one is great. Theo can adapt to any guest and create great content. He’s a true pro.
@hunterconway4992ok you could argue the baby step 1 should be $2k instead of $1k, it’s ok to get a 30 year mortgage instead of a 15, and taking out the smallest student loan available for a degree with a large ROI probably is ok. Otherwise it’s all still very good advice, very applicable to the modern age. You’d be better off following it than not. What part is a joke? If you listen to Dave Ramsey you will live a good life and be able to retire comfortably. You don’t have to do every little thing exactly but even if you did you’d be in a good place.
Dave is the man. Common sense advice about money. Wife and I went to see a show in Raleigh, we decided that was it and bore down. Now debt free house/car/credit card etc and it's surprising how free you feel when you don't owe anyone anything, All on $120k combined income.
@@badabing2302 I had ZERO money and debt everywhere….. I just started listening to his podcast …. Followed the baby steps …. It took 7 years. Spending less and budgeting is the key to success. You can do it.
me too in 2016 been debt free since.. it's amazing not to have car payments around people who drive flashy stuff and not being jealous or envious of them or wanting the same thing@@Vultures-fl8ps
I have picked up on this. every time someone praises Theo, he seems to display true humility as though he knows he is incredibly fortunate and wouldnt be there without help.
21 y/o with a BS working 3 jobs not because I have to, but because I'm determined to prove others my age wrong, and because I never lost hope that hard work makes dreams come true
Theo is an absolute genius at conversation. Doesn't matter the guest, it is just honest and curious conversation. He is always truly interested in learning and chatting.
My son who is 25 now started in lawn car at 14. He paid his expenses all through college. He Bought his first two cars cash. Now he has great job as an engineer, but kept his side hustle mowing lawns to pay off student loan debt and be outside. He is a worker. He had 14 lawns at one point. Half were commercial properties that pay better. Amazing how much he was making doing that.
I'm an adult mowing lawns right now. If you're not making $40/hr., you're just not trying. Lots of fools out there with giant rigs and a bunch of slow employees, I go solo and crush it.
TPW studio is 15 miles from Ramsey's campus. Theo thoughtfully remaking the set down the street is remarkably accommodating. But of an inconsiderate dick move by Ramsey.
Great podcast. Dave has helped me out through my most desperate times. Sick and tired of being sick and tired. Plus he has a way of making you feel at ease, and you are going to make it.
This podcast was needed. I listen to the Ramsey show EVERY SINGLE MORNING without a miss. I listen to Theo on lunch or on my drive home. This duo was God sent. I love both of these guys work. Praise God.
I love this! Isn’t he so kind? That’s what I noticed when meeting him is that he’s the real deal. He’s genuinely kind. Confident in what he does and knows but is kind.
I get the hate for Dave Ramsey but not very many wealthy people have a clear plan to get your life back on track. I used to blow through money, I used to have consumer debt out the ass exceeding 70% of my yearly salary, and now I’m less than 15% total debt paying 800 a month extra to pay off my car as fast as possible. His plan works, and above all it gives you hope.
Congratulations on getting rid of most of your debt!! The thing about Ramsey is you do NOT have to buy the books to learn his system. If you actually listen to his theories you can succeed!
@@ryanw6626 His advice is extreme. To someone who doesn't watch him, or only has seen negatively biased clips of him - he seems like a crotchety old man with an out of touch view on all things related to debt and personal finance.
@@ryanw6626 I'm super late to this, but, might as well since I'm already here watching this video again. I think his methods, while extremely effective, are too generalized for people looking for information specific to their situation. My mother, for example, is generally not wired to be able to take information from topics that she is not not interested in and conflate the core idea into her own "ethos/mantra/etc". Money is cultural, it's built from habits, and our emotions are what drives it up or down. It's not just the numbers, but so many people want it to be about the numbers. "I want to see the numbers themselves because concrete data makes more sense to me. Money is inherently complicated. That's what I've grown up to believe all of my life, so there is no way that this old man is going to just pretend like it's really as simple on living on less than you make." I think that's a big thing, but also his methods don't change. While it's up to us to figure the rest out, he could do with a revision of his current methods
Dave is a great American hero, thanks for having him on! More people have followed his plan to building wealth successfully than anyone since Jack Bogle brought popularity to index funds.
Daves a classic economist and is the way you can be financially free but not abundant. I read his books when I was like 8 (Dad made me) but like Dave I became a millionaire once and I'm omw to do it again cause... Divorce sucks.
I hope Theo, Joe, Tony, Bert and Tom all know just how much their work does to help me work. Absolutely nothing keeps me going like listening to good conversation. Weather I’m paying direct attention or even just background noise, these guys have helped me get through such hard times. Means a lot to have them.
This was such a pleasant surprise.Theo’s jokes when he pushed the envelope a bit, Dave was masterful in redirecting the conversation back on topic. Hahaha. Loved this ep.
Man, that was a great podcast. I watched the full two hours and really soaked up every word. Appreciate both of you, Theo and Dave, for all the good you both are doing in the world.
@@kingjoseph5901 oh yea I know. I’ve been following Ramsey for a while. Soon we’ll be down to 1 car loan, 1 student loan (about $20k each) and our house. So we’ve paid off credit cards, personal loans, and will have one car done in the next couple months. Just wish I would have found him at 22 and never had the car loans and personal loans lol
Theo is really good at getting people on his show that my generation is starting to listen too. Started listening to Dave a few months ago and here he is on theos podcast.
Awww … whether you love him or hate him, Dave is known to be a conservative Christian. There was not a single f-bomb uttered from Theo in the entire episode. It just proves his respect and emotional empathy for all his guests. Love you, Theo!
Crazy because this Ramsey guy has bankrupted families
Indeed. Praise God.
Wouldn't you be afraid of GD more instead of fuck?
Ill be honest, as a believer myself i honestly dont care so much on the language others use, it bothers me more about content or what is said. But still i get you, cool to see the influence
@@NSER164 it’s not so much Influence as it is respect. People know that Christians aren’t supposed to curse so it’s a very respectful thing for Theo to abstain from it, when he had no obligation or expectation too. I’m very impressed by it
‘She’d would’ve left but she didn’t have a car’
Is the most southern thing I’ve heard in a while
South perspective: #facts
Tough market
Different markets. For sure.
I literally loled
It was also a legitimately laugh out loud line even though many would never want to give Dave credit for being funny.
Divorce rates had to go up with the car and then the 2 car household.
Ask Crowder about that
Theo is not afraid to show his ignorance. Always willing to ask and learn. I love it.
It’s not ignorance, it’s humbleness
Theos podcast just may be the most positive American thing on the internet
Nah theo really is putting America on his back. Its incredible man
Has been for some time
Underrated comment right there. Hope all these podcasters know how important they are to the average working class
You aren’t watching the right podcasts
Yea it’s just really incredible to me that he’s willing to sit down with such a wide variety of people and really talk to them. It’s not like rogans podcast where he shares too many of his opinions, Theo only cares about the opinions of the guest and doesn’t really care to debate them. The only thing of that sort Theos podcast does is shine a light on the real problems the American people face. Otherwise is just really fun and informative show for everyone. He’s doing everything right.
The fact Dave & his team recreated theo’s setup is just so wholesome
What do you mean ?
Never mind ....Dave re recreated theo studio...got it
They did the same thing for Iced Coffee Hour. He really cares about the up-and-coming voices out there.
Oh thats what they did wow i didnt catch that
Looks like they are in the same room in the shot at the end.
Also, they both live in Nashville…
I took his financial peace class when I was 18. Changed my life
I took Financial Peace University when I was 35, and it changed my life at that age. It's still information that factors in to my life over a decade later. Get rich slow.
I love how Dave didn’t even bat an eye at the “selling hamsters” part. True businessman 😂😂
He did have a little chuckle at the mention of theo's glitter mining investment gone wrong tho 😂😂😂
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If Dave gets Theo to invest his cash, this conversation is worth tens of millions to Theo lol
When you look and act like Theo you’re not sure if he’s joking or not so it would be rude to laugh.
This has got to be the craziest crossover and I'm all for it
idk cooking went hard
Fr just tuned in
This is like hitler doing a podcast with Ghandi lmao
The feeling is mutual
This could be really interesting Or really bad= We shall see 🍿😊
Dave Ramsey set me straight. I don’t know anyone my age and hardly any older than me with the same amount in a Roth 401k. Follow his steps, they really truly work.
Whoever is booking these guests for Theo has been doing an awesome job lately
Theo getting Biden on the podcast would be the craziest podcast ever. Just imagine those 2 together 😂😂😂
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@@landonic81Theo would definitely be able to keep up with Biden’s random and incoherent babble
@@marirosado334he'd start speaking tongues right back to him lol
I swear this algorithm is tracking my new interests with these guests lately.
There’s an alternate universe out there where Dave Ramsey is a pastor of a church in Tennessee and Theo Von is the youth pastor.
Lololo, I can see it.
fuck this is too true
Facts man total bingo
If this was a Rick and Morty episode lol
In that alternate universe Dave Ramsey would still be battling multiple legitimate lawsuits. Dave Ramsey and the Lampo Group are not what people think they are. The moment he refused to initially fire Hogan his fate was sealed.
Dave Ramsey on Theo’s podcast was not on my bingo card but I’m here for it.
It’s a pleasure to watch at first I clicked saying I can’t wait to watch this dumpster fire but this is next level insightful knowledge
Fan of both for very different reasons. I never would’ve seen this coming
just paid off my car and two big credit cards today using ramsey method, so weird hes the guest for today, i guess its just a sign to keep on going! gang gang
well done!
Good shit brother, must’ve done a double take when you read the title😂
That’s awesome. Which of his stuff is the best to watch that made you do it ? There had to be 1 or 2 episodes that triggered your brain to do it. I’d love to know which ones to help myself. Thanks
Good job brother! ☝️
@meatball6930 pretty sure he’s talking about his “debt snowball” video , had to watch this guy for a course / class I’m taking. I don’t really like this guy to be honest he seems like a grifter playing the long game but if it works for this guy and others I say go for it dude 🤷🏻♂️
Theo: “You can’t run up and tickle them or whatever”
Dave: “That’s strange”
🤣😭🤣
Apr. 30th "Tickle Your Boss" Day!!
'This kid in school spent his whole life savings on a box of crayons. Can you believe that? I honestly feel for him man, he had been saving money for 63 years' - Joe Dirt's brother
Soo good
I laughed my ass off the entire episode.
Welcome to Theo Land. Where strange is the norm
Dave Ramsey is what every American family needs. They used to teach these things in high school.
This should be interesting.
Dave Ramsey: debt is bad
Theo: man there was a kid in high school….
“You don’t need a car payment, so that car is GONE, ok?” That’s how his solution always starts 😂
"Billy Confro once filled a hot air balloon with $100 bills and tied it to a gator"
@@moreclips805it’s not bad advice. a car payment is one thing but these people that want a NEW car and want to refinance it while simultaneously living on HUD and getting food stamps it’s like they want to stay in the hole
I think Dave Ramsey got rich doing what ever it took to get himself rich
I don't believe he did what he tells everyone to do
Been watching Ramsey for years and I took him up on his advice. Downsized everything, got rid of all my debt, paid off my truck, then took it even one step further- I moved into my paid off truck may of 2020. I’ve saved over 154k cash, which I’ve placed into high yield savings accounts / s&p500. His advice changed my life. Used to live paycheck to paycheck, now I’ve got FU money. If I don’t like a job I’m at, I could quit and live off savings well over 5 years 😂
Just put out a video about it for those who’re interested.
Theo is the only person to ever tell Dave that he sold hamsters outside a rave as one of his first jobs.
And Dave didn’t even blink lmao 😅
It was the best
This was my favorite line of the show. Wtf? Where the hell does he come up with this stuff?😂
He’s mentioned it before quite a few times in the past.
@@andrewbailey2352 Doesn't make it true though
Dave’s lessons changed my life completely - got out of massive debt real fast and built wealth - happened all in 8 years and I can’t thank him enough for the wake up call advice he gives.
I am an immigrant from a poor country. Dave Ramsey's teachings have lifted me out of poverty and put me on the path to change my family tree. Love the baby steps!! Thank you Theo for having him on.
Just keep hammering, brother! You make this country shine
Stay prayed up and grinding, brother
How many others did you have to trample on your way out of poverty?
@@djdubd wealth isn’t a zero sum equation. Who taught you such stupidity?
Legit the baby steps saved my adult life and I’m a fourth gen lower middle class American. Truly set me free.
I’ve been wanting Rogan to sit down with Dave for years I never thought Theo would would come to my rescue thanks Theo GANG
Me too
I’m glad he did. They’re kinda from the same neck of the woods too so the conversation just flowed. And who knew Theo was a deep thinking man? Great interview, love both these guys.
"The only ship won't sail is a partnership"
Damn right. Great advice.
Marriage. Oh well!
I started listening to Dave in 1999. He is one of the main reasons why I am in the great financial situations I am in today.
Me too! Thanks Dave!!
When he says that lie people tell, and steal people's hope, that's exactly how I went about my life thinking about being successful, rich, having a house, because of the delusion of how we see millionaires, and it blew my mind just now. Im 37, just now got my life back and in Gods hands. But I still see my success in the future of having the home and a savings seems very low because of being told no one can make it at certsin ages. Or without a degree. So, I keep going and it's all I can do. But not sure if at 37 with no degree, it's ever possible to get there.
@@wastedanalogues8991Nah, you got this! Just start now, it gets harder as time goes by.
You've got 25 years to 62 years old early retirement. Just figure out how you can adjust your income and/or spending to get your annual personal savings rate up to 25% of your income. Invest it in something like a total stock market index fund or the S&P500, then come age 62 you'll have enough invested to live off just the interest. When your money makes more money than you do, that is true financial independence.
Follow the 4% rule from that point on and you'll have more cash flow in retirement than you have your working years.
25% invested 25 years at 10% return (S&P500 average) will replace 82% of your income with a 4% withdrawal rate. Remember you're used to budgeting for 75%, so that's a 7% raise your first year of retirement. You should be able to give yourself around a 3% raise to keep up with inflation without drawing down your principal either. Pretty cool.
Huge Dave fan here
10 yrs for me!
Dave with his one liners. “He had more degrees than a thermometer.” 😂
😂😂😂
No way he said that and not Theo 😂
@@bigdog6704 Dave has the BEST southern one-liners. If you watch his show you would know them all too well. He's hilarious & so wise
@@bigdog6704 right! Haha
Theo laughed under his breath
Dave Ramsey's "Financial Peace University" was the BEST unintentional marriage counseling. My husband and I grew up with completely different views on money. Caused much strife early in our marriage. Friends invited us to attend FPU at their house. We commited to "debt snowball" and paid off $47k in 15 mo. We both worked and continued on baby steps. Then covid hit and our employer issued mandate. Because we had emergency money we were able to figuratively say "F off, you're not making me take that Vax." That was in 2022. Super stressful but we used what we leaned from Dave Ramsey to move on and create a new life in a new area with new careers (in our 40s!). Forever grateful to ya, Dave!
this is the best story!!!! he literally saved your life!
My parents made me watch Dave Ramsey when I was a teenager. Now because of it I have avoided very many bad financial decisions.
Some of his advice is obsolete for the present day..a lot of boomer advice like the economy & cost of living is still 30 years+ years ago. Seems like a decent enough guy though & isn't running a scam (that I know of)
What part of it is obsolete @@Roberto-de8xv? I get some of the arguments that there may be better ways to do things, but i don't see what is actually obsolete...
@Roberto-de8xv i used his guidelines to get out of debt and have an emergency fund. It's definitely not outdated, or i wouldn't have been able to get debt free.
I have seen one video of him and he didn't know the differences in IULs and other permanent life insurance policies. That is one of the first things you will get, if suitable, when you consult with a financial advisor.
Good parents. Mine made me watch Rush Limbaugh 😂😂
This is not the Podcast we wanted... It's the podcast we NEEDED
Facts
Financial stability baaaby
Back in the day my mom would listen to Dave on AM radio in the evening. We didn’t have much money my dad had passed when I was nine but I always felt like we had enough.
I appreciate Dave is still as relevant as back to “in the day”
I recently found some of Dave’s info online and my wife and I are a couple years from retirement are going to listen to this guy.
There are so many new investment strategies offered today but I’m more old school and find Dave’s way and words make sense for me. Thank you Theo for having him on and Dave you rock dude
One thing I like about Theo is how curious and interested he is while talking to people. Definitely a great host
Can we just stop and appreciate Theo asking all the right base-line questions for newbies that haven’t heard the basics?? Dave does such a good job explaining all these subjects simply and correctly even with the National Debt. I’ve looked up to this man since I was in my twenties.
When my father passed and left me his hard earned money, I knew it was time to start being responsible financially. I’m thankful I found Dave Ramsey and his practical advice. Great interview.
When my mom passed all four kids inherited 15k each. I never treated that money with disrespect. I saved it and made it work for me and I am SOOO much better off for repspecting it.
“I sold gerbils outside of raves” is wild and Dave Ramsey didn’t flinch…I’m rolling over laughing
selling mexican food door-to-door got me lol
@@scoon2117 no thanks, I’m good
Daves probably sold some people if ya know what I mean
@@kingjoseph5901I don't think anyone knows what you mean bruv
Hamsters. Ha ha ha
You ever seen the Southpark episode where teacher puts mouse in his rectum? The mouse looks back at butt hole as it closes and freaks out. Freakin crazy
My wife and I paid off 130k in 5 years and are now on baby step 4, 5, and 6! The stuff works. Thanks Dave! #gazelle
Congrats that’s incredible! Keep it up
Dave's "debt snowball" works! Not only does it work, but it's also extremely simple and applicable to the common man. I'm basically a Neanderthal and still managed to dig myself out of a massive financial hole I had dug in my 20s. I'm 35 now and completely debt free aside from a mortgage that I'm on track to pay off a decade or two early. My income never really changed during that time either. Just my behavior! You can do it too! 💪
Thank you, Mr. Ramsey
Really financial literacy should be thought in schools so things like that never happen in the first place!!!!!!😅
“Do you have to go to the bank to file bankruptcy?” is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard
I wanted to know too lol
😂
Bro I’m rolling 😂 absolutely hilarious!
Reminded me of The Office when Michael Scott literally declared bankruptcy out loud 😂
As someone in the bankruptcy field that was hilarious
Theo is shockingly good at the interview format, he understands the role so well, he lets the guest shine through and complements them with his funny interjections. This podcast has somehow become my absolute favorite because he gets real people who we can all learn from and gives them space to land their message. Great job Theo please keep it up!
You guys don’t know how far across the world Ramsey’s influence is.
I’m from Saudi Arabia, newly married, and have a good job. I was able to take this man’s approach and implement it. I AM NEVER LOOKING BACK AT THE DAYS OF SPENDING LIKE AN IDIOT. THANK YOU!
This is one of Theo's best podcast episodes ever. It actually puts him in the realm of the JRE.
Joe and him can have either the funniest person ever on, or one of the most intelligent.
Great show brother, keep it up.
Rogan is a great interviewer.
Theo is a great comedian AND interviewer.
When Dave Ramsey was just getting popular, my wife and I lived in Nashville. To see how successful he became, and how he surrounded himself with like minded people to grow a company, while helping millions of people, is a true success story. The very first time I heard him explain how debt is basically forcing you to be a slave to someone else, my wife and I adopted this thought pattern, and have never looked back. It is the most freeing feeling in the world.
My husband and I are just getting started on this journey right now! It's inspiring to hear other's stories of how freeing it is
Theo’s span of guest is truly appreciated. From Kid Rock to Dave Ramsey. Theo thank you for introducing this beautiful man to the rest of us and or refreshing the remaining. Keep being blessed and awesome love your content and your point of view.
It’s so weird to hear two recognizable voices together that you never thought would have a conversation! 👍👏
23 year old here and I absolutely adore Dave Ramsey and John D., as they’re both so knowledgeable and inspiring. Seeing both Theo and Dave on the same screen is mind blowing, feeling real blessed!
Theo and John would be a crazy good interview
Discovered Dave in 2007 in my mid-20s. Followed his advice. The intervening years have put my family in a good spot now in my early 40s.
I appeared on Dave’s millionaire hour in 2018. I was part of the 10,000 for his study of millionaires. Yes, I’m an engineer.
Working with Ramsey Solutions was a great experience. His group is world class.
I’m new to Theo Von’s podcasts but they are superb. This one is great. Theo can adapt to any guest and create great content. He’s a true pro.
I appreciate your contribution to the study and leadership by example. That data has inspired my wife and I to work the baby steps for years.
@@SJhikes10,000 is alot to survey. I know some statistics interview for atleast 300 to 400, and done with it.
Dave needs to help the new generation stay a float. Thanks Theo for keeping your guest list so diverse
@hunterconway4992 You are just emotionally spewing nonsense and not using any facts to back up your claims
@hunterconway4992 Found the broke guy.
@hunterconway4992ok you could argue the baby step 1 should be $2k instead of $1k, it’s ok to get a 30 year mortgage instead of a 15, and taking out the smallest student loan available for a degree with a large ROI probably is ok. Otherwise it’s all still very good advice, very applicable to the modern age. You’d be better off following it than not. What part is a joke? If you listen to Dave Ramsey you will live a good life and be able to retire comfortably. You don’t have to do every little thing exactly but even if you did you’d be in a good place.
Dave is the man. Common sense advice about money. Wife and I went to see a show in Raleigh, we decided that was it and bore down. Now debt free house/car/credit card etc and it's surprising how free you feel when you don't owe anyone anything, All on $120k combined income.
A show!
I am debt free too! You are absolutely right!
Dave Ramsey saved my life in 2015…. Followed his baby steps and got out of debt. Theo is amazing at talking with everyone.
What videos of his did ya watch or did you buy a book or what ? Gang gang
@@badabing2302 I had ZERO money and debt everywhere….. I just started listening to his podcast …. Followed the baby steps …. It took 7 years. Spending less and budgeting is the key to success. You can do it.
Why were you in debt
@@badabing2302all of Dave’s books are free at the library. Start with Total Money Makeover. He also does a daily show for free on UA-cam.
me too in 2016 been debt free since.. it's amazing not to have car payments around people who drive flashy stuff and not being jealous or envious of them or wanting the same thing@@Vultures-fl8ps
Theo- “Did you guys have allowance issues in the home?!?” 😂😂 This one’s going to be a banger for sure 🤙🏼
I like Dave Ramsey. He has a lot of common sense advice that helps people make smarter financial decisions.
Bro Theo's questions are gold, and Daves responses are gold. Who saw this coming? Dave's rules worked for me fr
You can tell Theo is really excited to talk to Dave. Theo looking out for us man.
“what happens at Your House is way more important than what happens at the White House”
From Trash men and Karny's to Dave Ramsey.... Theo is bridging gaps we didn't even know we had !
“A Pontiac full of candelabras” is the Theo line I was waiting for 😂
i caught that one too and was like...only theo...
Shouldn't you be video taping your yard sale finds or selling garbage on whatnot clown? 🤣🤣
Good to see you here man!
Emojis are gay
@@ETAisNOWOnly a gay would know that.
Love this podcast. My family has been doing Dave's stuff since 2017. In january 2021 we became debt free and love the freedom it has provided us.
"If you don't have a wife, you have a crock pot."
Damn I almost forgot why I liked Theo.
You can hear Ramsay’s brain going “what the hell” even though all you hear is silence 😂
😂😂😂
But sometimes the crockpot isn’t even turned on! Lol
I lost it at "Staring at cold meat water." Theo...I love you dude. 😂
Me too 😂😂😂😂😂😂
If u don’t have a wife u have a crock pot 😂
@@user00616 I mean, no wife here but I sure use my crockpot a lot haha
We’ve all been there
Meats just waterin lol
Always impressed with how Theo is such a great conversationist, never carries any notes. Very sharp indeed.
Has anyone ever noticed that every time a guest congratulates Theo on his success he always looks down at his feet
I’ll start paying attention on this 😮
He’s humble
It’s called humility.
@@l-train7876 that’s wild bro I had no idea
I have picked up on this. every time someone praises Theo, he seems to display true humility as though he knows he is incredibly fortunate and wouldnt be there without help.
Dave Ramsey’s is the realest uncle at the family event.
With rental properties all over town
Love Dave or hate Dave...He is right about paying debt off.
21 y/o with a BS working 3 jobs not because I have to, but because I'm determined to prove others my age wrong, and because I never lost hope that hard work makes dreams come true
Amen!
Keep at it! Dont burn out and stay hustling
Don't let life flash by ..there are more important things.
@@MS-ey3lb what is worth it it life and what isn’t is all perspective. there’s no one size fits all to happiness for people. everyone is different
too many ppl give up/think it's not doable/never try. you will win
this is an accurate representation of my two brain cells, one is trying to better myself while the other is just simply there 😂😂
🤣🤣
same 💀
Yes! Left side right side. Its actually how our brains want to function! Feels the best , logic and not logic.
But are either of your brain cells multi-millionaires?
Theo is an absolute genius at conversation. Doesn't matter the guest, it is just honest and curious conversation. He is always truly interested in learning and chatting.
Dave Ramsey CHANGED my life! Break free from the system and quit playing the bank's games.
You ain't the only one!
Changed my life and I'm glad for that, everyday I live.
same! paid off 3 credit cards and never looked back. the freedom is cathartic.
Same 😎
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Dave is the reason I got out of debt in 2008. Changed my life, tbh.
Same. Got out of debt in 2018 and we're almost baby step millionaires... all because of this plan🙌
SAME!!
@@andreagodwin2069really?
@kingjoseph5901 yes! We followed his baby steps
I so appreciate Ramsey validating that it is okay to expect people to keep up; we ask that of ourselves and of our partners
My son who is 25 now started in lawn car at 14. He paid his expenses all through college. He Bought his first two cars cash. Now he has great job as an engineer, but kept his side hustle mowing lawns to pay off student loan debt and be outside. He is a worker. He had 14 lawns at one point. Half were commercial properties that pay better. Amazing how much he was making doing that.
I'm an adult mowing lawns right now. If you're not making $40/hr., you're just not trying. Lots of fools out there with giant rigs and a bunch of slow employees, I go solo and crush it.
@@charliedillon1400 awesome and that is the way to do it. Keep it simple and keep overheads down. Rock on!
@@charliedillon1400nice
@@charliedillon1400 the fact that it is the same person consistently doing your yard is worth whatever it costs.
The studio replica is kind of insane
I can't believe I had to scroll so far to find this comment.
Definitely shows Dave cares
Dave is such a kind and thoughtful man to have done this! I am inspired to be a better human. #MoreKindGestures
I'm glad they talked about it. We would have never known
TPW studio is 15 miles from Ramsey's campus. Theo thoughtfully remaking the set down the street is remarkably accommodating. But of an inconsiderate dick move by Ramsey.
Great podcast. Dave has helped me out through my most desperate times. Sick and tired of being sick and tired. Plus he has a way of making you feel at ease, and you are going to make it.
This podcast was needed. I listen to the Ramsey show EVERY SINGLE MORNING without a miss.
I listen to Theo on lunch or on my drive home.
This duo was God sent.
I love both of these guys work.
Praise God.
I love when you have real serious people on here. It always seems to work out way better than I would expect. Keep up the good work, man.
I love this! Isn’t he so kind? That’s what I noticed when meeting him is that he’s the real deal. He’s genuinely kind. Confident in what he does and knows but is kind.
Who?
How did Dave sit there with a straight face after Theo said he was selling Mexican food door to door 😂😂😂
Also “semi-Italian” 😂
I get the hate for Dave Ramsey but not very many wealthy people have a clear plan to get your life back on track.
I used to blow through money, I used to have consumer debt out the ass exceeding 70% of my yearly salary, and now I’m less than 15% total debt paying 800 a month extra to pay off my car as fast as possible. His plan works, and above all it gives you hope.
Awesome! Nice job.
Congratulations on getting rid of most of your debt!! The thing about Ramsey is you do NOT have to buy the books to learn his system. If you actually listen to his theories you can succeed!
What hate do you get?
@@ryanw6626 His advice is extreme. To someone who doesn't watch him, or only has seen negatively biased clips of him - he seems like a crotchety old man with an out of touch view on all things related to debt and personal finance.
@@ryanw6626 I'm super late to this, but, might as well since I'm already here watching this video again.
I think his methods, while extremely effective, are too generalized for people looking for information specific to their situation. My mother, for example, is generally not wired to be able to take information from topics that she is not not interested in and conflate the core idea into her own "ethos/mantra/etc".
Money is cultural, it's built from habits, and our emotions are what drives it up or down. It's not just the numbers, but so many people want it to be about the numbers. "I want to see the numbers themselves because concrete data makes more sense to me. Money is inherently complicated. That's what I've grown up to believe all of my life, so there is no way that this old man is going to just pretend like it's really as simple on living on less than you make."
I think that's a big thing, but also his methods don't change. While it's up to us to figure the rest out, he could do with a revision of his current methods
Started listening to Dave in 2020, my finances have never been better. Loved this crossover.
Dave Ramsey has the most soothing voice. I could listen to him for hours.
Good God I love how Theo has random people like Ramsey on his show. I've been listening to Dave Ramsey forever. And I love Theo. And this is amazing.
Dave is a great American hero, thanks for having him on! More people have followed his plan to building wealth successfully than anyone since Jack Bogle brought popularity to index funds.
Cheers to the Booker! There has been a great variety of guests lately
Probably theo booking. I'm not sure it could be done well any other way.
idk about "great" but it's def been a variety lol
Daves a classic economist and is the way you can be financially free but not abundant. I read his books when I was like 8 (Dad made me) but like Dave I became a millionaire once and I'm omw to do it again cause... Divorce sucks.
@@garyjohnston6921nick does lots of it , other than people that theo is friends with. At least that’s how they used to do it.
“…Cleaned out wishing wells. We had a plethora of wishing wells in our parish”
😅 Dave just straight faced that whole bit too 😂
The fact he used that parish line had me dying
We have parishes in Louisiana rather than counties.
LMAO LIKE WHY 😂😭
@@GoldenNakai17 st. Tammany is wild
He changed our family tree and continues to change it!! Our kids are proof!
I hope Theo, Joe, Tony, Bert and Tom all know just how much their work does to help me work. Absolutely nothing keeps me going like listening to good conversation. Weather I’m paying direct attention or even just background noise, these guys have helped me get through such hard times. Means a lot to have them.
I religiously watch both of these guys and seeing them together is insane
What I love about Theo's interviews, he really seems to learn something from his guests.
Let’s all appreciate theo’s range, no one else doing it like this. Love ya man.
Rogan and Theo.
This was such a pleasant surprise.Theo’s jokes when he pushed the envelope a bit, Dave was masterful in redirecting the conversation back on topic. Hahaha. Loved this ep.
Man, that was a great podcast. I watched the full two hours and really soaked up every word. Appreciate both of you, Theo and Dave, for all the good you both are doing in the world.
Dave: Rice and beans
Theo: Back home we had a kid that had a t-shirt made outta rice and beans
Love
Careful, lil dicky might steal that joke.
Theo never seems this well prepared. He’s so on point asking really great questions with this interview. Well done!
One of those guests I would have NEVER predicted but so so happy with this collab ❤
dude i’m 22. i love dave ramsey. THANK YOU THEO
Ur blessed to have found him at your age. As a 37 year old, I wish I would have had the discipline and plan Dave lays out (and actually followed it).
@@MansterBearit's never too late
@@kingjoseph5901 oh yea I know. I’ve been following Ramsey for a while. Soon we’ll be down to 1 car loan, 1 student loan (about $20k each) and our house.
So we’ve paid off credit cards, personal loans, and will have one car done in the next couple months.
Just wish I would have found him at 22 and never had the car loans and personal loans lol
Theo is really good at getting people on his show that my generation is starting to listen too. Started listening to Dave a few months ago and here he is on theos podcast.
I think a lot of Americans haven't realized their crock pot isn't plugged in and are still waiting for dinner to finish.
😂…this is gold
@jakeb3055 Yep, sitting around waiting for Siri to give the order to Smartypot to crank it up.
The most unexpected crossover wtf?
This is a dream. Wake up hahaha
Fr Theo taking over the internet
I thought so too until I realized they both live in Nashville lmao
The Theo Von Effect
@@bryajanreveles130 "I'm not a rocket surgeon!"
I’m impressed with Theo’s style and the way he converses with guests… real Pro
Dave Ramsey on Theo Von is the wildest double take I’ve ever had looking at a thumbnail
Same lol
Dave has an amazing mind! How he answers questions in order, how his thought process works. He never looks like he’s thinking it’s wild lol
It's called hillbilly thinking baby.
Brother im so happy you spoke up about this. Finally someone who is an amazing representation of faith and good morals speaks.
One of the SMARTEST dudes, giving the best advice for YEARS… AND Dave Ramsey!! 🤯
Didn't expect to see you here. Chale!
You need to call out mma guru
Great to see Dave sit down with someone who is so open about all his issues and struggles..