The only thing entry level about entry level jobs is the pay. Really they want someone with full experience, and pay them the lowest wage possible.

Love the clean channel man! Keep it up!

Your voice and look reminds me of Michael Reeves when he was younger. Anyways keep up the good content, real finances is important and 10k is a realistic goal that all people of all ages should aim for ASAP.

Start with $10 then use that as a launch point for saving $100, then $200 and keep working your way up.

Lol economies so rough that they lowered Mungers saying of a 100k down to 10k

I’m at $7000! Still going and not slowing down!

When I hit 10k, it just inspired me to save that much more! Its no longer how much I SPEND, but its now how much I can SAVE!

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Never really thought about how much we sat. Makes sense to me!

No offense meant, but your hand/arm movements are extremely distracting.

There are two ways to conquer and enslave a nation. One is by the sword. The other is by debt - John Adams

Credit cards are a short term option that only set you up to fail later down the road.

Cc cards are good if used wisely, but people rarely do. People have to keep up with the joneses on social media ya know. Got to look well off even if they go into deep debt.

The lottery is a tax on the poor and peoples' hope

I like your video! I have subscribed to your channel ._.

The lottery is a tax on poor people and on people who can’t do math. Rich people and smart people would be in the line if the lottery were a real wealth-building tool.

No one wins the lottery. Even most of the winners end up losing!

I think that while consumerism itself brings the inherent problems you discuss there is now a much greater issue of increasing poverty. When did it become normal for rich nations like the US and U.K. to have a large number of their citizens relying on food banks? These have proliferated here in the last ten years. Housing costs in the U.K. for even modest homes are incredibly high whether renting or buying, the idea that you could only spend 50% of your income on your “needs” is sadly far from reality. Many here are spending 5O% of their incomes just to cover their basic housing costs, while at the same time energy costs remain very high and people are unable to heat their homes adequately. I think it’s important in these types of discussion to be careful not to mix up the habits of mass consumption undertaken by those with incomes to sustain it and those who are working to simply makes ends meet and do not enjoy lifestyles around consumption. There maybe a truth where debt that has been accrued through consumption causes financial challenges but not all financial challenges people face are as a result of mass consumption but a failure of the market based systems that rely on mass consumption, the issues of supply and demand and the other constructs of a capitalist system that ultimately serve the interests of the very rich but do not serve the majority of the population.

I don t watch adds ,so From where did you the 10000 adds?and i only buy food

Great content! Thank you

Great video with usefull tips. Will definitely consider getting a good budget app after this video

an electric kettle has saved me so much time! way faster and more convenient than boiling water on a stove. some of them come with a tea infuser but i try to stick to just water so its easier to clean.

eating out is nice but it’s way too expensive now.

Awesome content! keep up the good work

I love this! Investing doesnt necessarily mean stocks. I relate to the containers... its a huge headache when you have containers with different shapes and sizes. Its also about all the little things in our lives that we often overlook.

I think that there are a few things that I do want but feel like I need. For example my body care routine is not going away or my basic makeup products but I do need to stop eating out. I’m trying to find a balance. I’m gonna make a list of things I constantly use.

Some might say daycare is an everyday scam

Subscriptions are a HUGE scam. We used to have all the channels in the world nearly for free on your TV. Now you have to pay $15 dollars for all these different services. We're all being scammed on a daily basis from every single direction.. It's depressing, but also exhausting. Thank you for the video!

Buying junk is a way to stimulate the economy to keep people working. At some point you run out natural goods to exploit and wage war to get it.

They are like sticky fly paper. They trap you with their stick and bleed you to death. Keeping you in forever debt.

The idea of randomly buying stuff on the internet for some discount and forgetting what you bought is absolutely horrible

thx for the video ❤

I can't stand ads. And this is a great take on discounts! Just makes me NOT want to buy that product. Great video and amazing editing! Keep going!

and even more recently - you get a subscription for a streaming service and you STILL get ads. You have to get another premium subscription to have no ads. Subscription on another subscription. Great video thanks for sharing!

the production value is way too high for >500 subs

just get IPTV

Renting something you only need once makes sense. But renting something for years or even the rest of your lifetime makes absolutely zero sense. Subscriptions only benefit corporations and their greed.

I own everything that is in my house.

I forgot to tick the 'rich parents' option on my birth application. Total rookie error on my part, and I’ve been paying for it ever since. 🤣

A person doesn’t need a new iPhone every year or two. Forget Starbucks. It cost more than a gallon of gas.

If anything is ever to good to be true, it probably is :)

$5 per week makes $100 per month? It's shocking that you have a channel 🤦🏻‍♂️

nice work sir. Clever niche.

There is a difference between cheap and affordable/good value. Stuff in Temu is just low quality trash. AliExpress does have good quality stuff but it tends to be quite a lot more expensive. I wound that AliExpress has both good stuff and cheap trash.

I like the idea of shopping at thrift stores. Cheap, probably even better quality, and you can get some nice stuff too while feeling that rush! Great video!

😂 that's just plain silly.. have you actually bought sthing instead of jumping on the bandwagon to throw shade to Temu? Yes, purchased many items from Temu and they've always been practical... $22 temu wallet phone case. Vs a crap $70 samsung silicone case. $25 temu duvetcover, instead of a $50 one from IKEA.... $3 temu screencover for my garmin venu 3, garmin doesn't even have any product to protect their glass watch....

A scam doesn't stop at taking your money and running. Even if you get a product, that product is seldom the same as the photo and description causing people to receive products that are not indicative to what the online store described. In this sense, temu is a major scam no matter what the price is. An example of this kind of scam everyone can agree with is when you buy a used item advertised as working and it doesn't work, you got the item but were still scammed because that item didn't hold up to what the seller described.

Well idiots still buy apple, a phone they don't need

All I can hear is "P Diddy Holdings"

I heard some Gen alphas in Uniqlo and they were like "ewww is this place like Temu the store?" LMAO.