10 Industries Facing Massive Disruption

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[@VALUETAINMENT]

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[@johnhoude1340]

COVID-19 is making almost all the predictions come true at the same time. Truly AMAZING.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

Truly PLANNED. Bet-David knows the plan. After you get to 100 million dollars, you are a member of the matrix control system Cult.

[@GoogleUserX]

@@pharmerdavid1432 I really wish you were right. That would be so easy and tempting to earn 100m and get to the club. But unfortunately there's no such club. Can't say anything about covid though.

[@ZnenTitan]

Look on the bright side, can you imagine what would have happened to the economy if the pandemic had struck before a lot of people could work from home? At least with computers things can keep going, albeit in "low gear"

[@joemccallum710]

Politics is about to change, just not how he thought it was 2 years ago....our second amendment is going to make the changes happen.

[@osofaze8898]

The elites found the right ingredient for the recipe

[@kike510mig]

The cocaine business looks like it’s still boomin

[@mikerodgers7620]

Thanks to people like you.

[@bagpussmacfarlan9008]

Steroids too

[@mikerodgers7620]

@@bagpussmacfarlan9008 Fuck face. 😄

[@phishybeats24]

Could have a cold

[@Katmandu29]

miggy ayyB 😂

[@King07Channel]

Who is here back after pre-election video?

[@michaelblair5146]

Yup. He's dead wrong about telecommunications. I dont want some loser employer in a gig based economy to have my social media? Fuck dat. I give them my cell. Cell numbers arent going anywhere bro.

[@createdingreatness7533]

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[@VALUETAINMENT]

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[@BOG0690]

@@Mindyourbusiness6665 I live in a medium metro zone. My car makes me cash, I'll never give it up.

[@nicolaliantonia622]

Chef is an interesting idea … in the long term. If depression is hitting us in the next two yrs, no one would have the spare cash to spend on hiring a chef to cook something that they could also do so themselves, plus chef is a low barrier of entry, I would imagine chefs will become freelancers and it will be a cut throat price cutting industry to be in. Yes there maybe a few celebrity chefs coming out of this model but it wont be the majority.

[@nicolaliantonia622]

@Sugar Muffin agreed, there is a saying that the two oldest professions in the world are lawyers and prostitute

[@matthysuys7355]

Maik Dobiey just

[@excellencemastery2720]

What about the barbering industry how will it change?

[@pjcolella8190]

For the 1st time I'm happy to be 84 years old

[@djw6850]

Lol PJ....you mean you don't want to download your mind into a droid?

[@finddeniro]

Yes . .The late 1930s model ran smoother. .

[@jameschandler2776]

I'm 67 and I'm about ready to go to the next level. I don't think we can survive millennials.

[@big.r5550]

Dont worry . You're dying in a few months from now , if not weeks.😳😳🤣🤣

[@OOICU812]

It really doesn't matter. Global warming... I mean "climate change" will obliterate the entire galaxy in a just few months. 😂

[@ruthlopez5806]

Movies are dying because the industry ran out of creativity a long time ago, all these remakes, reboots, etc... Nothing new

[@BOG0690]

Not true. There's lots of great scripts out there. You know what happens? Fox is notorious for buying scripts that have potential to be amazing and then they archive them forever. It's like everything else, the big guys squeeze out the little guy., corners the market and puts shit on the shelves for sale. If these small-time script writers could get financed by someone who isn't Fox, Disney, Warner Brothers, Dreamworks, etc We could have awesome stuff more often. Hollywood destroys everything they touched: Transformers,X men, new Godzilla sequel, New Star wars, all basically crap because they just promote the name without really working on great content.

[@ch3rrikiss]

Exactly. And they charge the world for cheap refreshments

[@nitish523]

And now Netflix and the streaming wars

[@adamfazekas1895]

it's the other way around I think. Let's say we have a completely new film idea with a new title, or you have a reboot of a popular movie. Most people just don't get excited or dont know anything about the 'unknown' movie, and the box office numbers are far better for the reboot, much much more people hyped it before release and saw it in theaters. Therefore, studios, whose primary objective is, and always was to make more money, see these tendencies, and make more remakes, because more people watch them, and they get more money. There are exceptions, but this is a tendency nowadays. Studios make movies which generate more money, not the other way around. We, the fans, vote with our wallets. There are interesting new concepts, like cinematic universes for example, but most original ideas just don't get as much recognition from fans as they used to. Just watch some box office numbers, it will speak for itself :/

[@ratgodmetalsupertvshow9718]

I've lost interest in a lot of movies because Hollywood/the studio execs ruin them by trying to appeal to the biggest audience, thus leaving stuff out/censoring/making it family friendly/catering to SJW's because they're sensitive. Its awful as well how most movies now try to add "comedic lines" in otherwise somewhat serious movies, tbeines arent even funny most of the time. Give me a serious movie or a funny one instead of trying to mix the two genres and ending up with a bland and unmemorable movie. Take Suicide Squad for example. When I first heard the name, I'm thinking wow, finally a superhero movie that's legit/not for 7 year olds. Omgg that movie was disappointing, they really dropped the ball, it was the opposite of badass.

[@stevecory5997]

Wal Mart has become Amazon's showroom! Classic

[@milofonbil]

Walmart is going online to compete with Amazon. Amazon is going retail without checkout lines (Amazon Go).

[@mjt1517]

@@milofonbil Walmart has been online for years.

[@josephturi]

The Top 10 Industries in danger #1 Restaurants 1:04 #2 Movie Theaters 3:37 #3 Telecommunications 4:58 #4 Cars 6:34 #5 Wallets 7:52 #6 Retailers 8:13 #7 Insurance 10:06 #8 Traditional Journalism 11:33 #9 Collage Sports 12:51

[@trappedcat3615]

*college

[@trappedcat3615]

@manu ochenta lol...don't forget Chinese food.

[@Apethgrader]

Thank you. I watched the entire video and soon regretted it.

[@Apethgrader]

@manu ochenta shut up mess skin.

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

10 is?!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

I want to hear from you about today’s episode. Tweet me any other industries that you believe will face a major disruption. @patrickbetdavid.

[@NachoTV]

Valuetainment real estate..particularly the realtors

[@afkrakenafkraken8260]

Air travel, supersonic electric jets for commercial flights

[@customersupport7864]

MLMs are going out of business soon too. The scam model of PHP/Amway:/etc won’t survive.

[@themadgamerott753]

Valuetainment please can I talk to you personally?

[@afkrakenafkraken8260]

theMADgamer Ott do you mean me?

[@codinginflow]

thumbs up for the Mario shirt

[@fisher1907]

We are the demise of our own future. We’ve developed a future where we’re not needed.

[@dominictapfuma6843]

well said lol

[@macioluko9484]

Actually, if you stop and think about the main goal of an economy, it is to stop working, or at least work less. Be more productive with the time you have. What’s really antiquated is the forced 45 hr work week. We were duped into overpaying for cheaply made condos and badly assembled houses for half a million each. This, in turn, forced most of the working class... to keep working. With everything that is coming down the pipe according to this video, the standard work week ought to fall to somewhere between 10-15 hours. The prices of goods and services will adjust accordingly.

[@fisher1907]

Macio Luko Do you think your employer will pay you the same money for half a weeks work? Very much doubt it. Would be a nice reality but just can’t see it happening. But yeah we have been ripped for our homes. Only cost about 60k to build a house.

[@macioluko9484]

Tommy Fish Oh absolutely not. Your employer will pay you your agreed wage for hours worked. My point is that if we stopped all the bs inefficiency at work - meetings, emails, commutes, safety committees - the actual time spent working would expose itself to 10-15 hrs. Now this wouldn’t happen in a vacuum. It would happen in every office and work site. Take home pay would plummet and as a result, the prices of goods and services would plummet also. This was happening naturally in the 1800s in the US. To prevent the natural outcome of this great economy to continue, the treasonous bastards established the Federal Reserve in 1913. Since that time we have seen a lowered standard of living and soaring prices. I totally agree with you that a home today is in the 60K ballpark. Just look at the tiny home movement.

[@fisher1907]

Macio Luko I’m from the U.K. and from what I can see is that this virus is gonna cause a work from home revolution. It would save company’s millions and take the strain of our infrastructure. I work at jaguar Land Rover and they have furloughed most of their staff and it’s still been ticking over nicely so I’m guessing we’re gonna see businesses running alot leaner.

[@mateuz8038]

1. Restaurants (not fancy ones) Replaced by private chefs (Uber model) 2. Movie Theaters Ticket sale decrease 3. Telecommunications (smart phones) We will still pay for data but not phone # 4. Cars Minus exotic ones 5. Wallets 6. Retailers Becoming show rooms for Amazon. 7. Insurance (replaced by computer) Underwriter should become Analyst 8. Journalist Used by big companies for media influence. 9. College Sports 10. Gas Stations 11. Politics

[@shaqmaverick]

Was that neccessry, also he called it with a few businesses already and i Love it.

[@brandonnicholson4760]

@mortivate does your name stands for undying motivation? Lol

[@bignadmama1308]

This is bullshit 😂

[@davidcruz8227]

So cars gonna disappear we just gonna teleport to places?

[@rpylamp8960]

@@davidcruz8227 i think he meant car ownership

[@ronaldsoares2587]

Well it seems you’re gonna keep that cocaine industry going strong

[@bjk777]

Na, he's just an Italian.

[@gime8148]

Who says he's Italian???

[@halyoung388]

@@bjk777 , Middle Eastern

[@mickeyray4726]

Wish he would say Islam is going out of business in 5 years.

[@TheStevehuff]

Why is this 👦 on coke?

[@carbm5195]

Summary: 1. Restaurants 2. Movie theatres 3. Telecommunications 4. Cars 5. Wallets 6. Retailers 7. Insurance 8. Traditional journalism 9. College sports 10. Gas stations 11. Politics

[@josephchimera9377]

You forgot 11. Politics

[@carbm5195]

@@josephchimera9377 Ah, yes politics..I skipped the video after #10. Haha.

[@Sam1jere]

Thank you for the effort. Appreciated.

[@redcrown0694]

Thanks

[@jeffdowler9130]

#1 still hear #2 getting bigger but I don't go and my young kids rarely, yea a crash. #3 got my flip but don't like to talk on it. #4 still got my truck but hopefully my last one. Would like to get a truck like I had when i was young. #5 still love my western leather wallet. #6 No need just stay at home save money. #7 I need term insurance. #8 Crash, I get all mine from independent journalist. #9 Getting bigger hear in North Texas, I see a big, big crash for Denton Tx. #10 I love gas stations, no electric cars yet. #11 Yea I can see that getting younger but not because of popularity, but of proven ability and being wise.

[@keepitreal829]

Bring back the drive in theaters with the classic cars and rollerskakes just for a break from all this bullshit. Please !!!!

[@bernarddahilig8562]

From postings I have read online, the old school drive in theaters are making a resurgence due to the political infested CV NONSENSE and I recall, these D.I.Ts to my understanding, is making BANK!

[@tompain2751]

There are some drive ins left.however,if nobody goes,they will be done soon!

[@theodoreolson8529]

The Drive In near me is popular with big families

[@DJ-Illuminate]

Ugh. IN VR I can have a million giant screens. Drive ins suck.

[@richardwendling4030]

Throw in "Rent A Date" escort service and it will work all day long! LOL!

[@adrianhui6791]

Everyone will have a chef, but it won't be a human one that's for sure.

[@dropsixteentvtv4149]

Lol you must play Fallout.

[@hoviksmail]

If a microwave is a chef.

[@Terrekain]

I wonder how the black neighborhoods will sous chefs who refuse to go to their doors to get shot. (No? Don't get it?)

[@JERRYR708]

@@hoviksmailI have one, it's called Magic Chef.

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

Everyone will have a chef, but it won't be a human one that's for sure. Everyone will have a "WIFE" but it won't be a human one that's for sure.

[@icawn]

private chefs conflict with millennial fears of in-person interaction.

[@Diablo99V]

Not if they don't walk into the kitchen 😂

[@mosiarmstrong9374]

LOL I feel bad for millenials with all the hate they get X-D

[@rolandparks4318]

Think millennial chefs!!!

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

yet millennials have no problem meeting a random stranger from the internet and fuckin them (tinder) or getting in their car (rideshare).

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@@joshlexcelius2573 progressive conservative train?!

[@kargs5krun]

It's almost 2 yrs since this video's release. Seems to be "aging well" so far.

[@Vinny-bb2tj]

especially on the resturants and amazon stock has never ever been higher

[@seannotaro473]

Minus the chef coming to your house.. at least not with coronavirus hanging around

[@pharmerdavid1432]

Probably cut down on the cocaine, which he obviously used before making this video. Sniffing and manic behavior are telling.....!

[@superduperjoi6800]

lol yea

[@ebrelus7687]

@@seannotaro473 How about a Shaman with a blessing? ;-)

[@DarkNinja-24]

In response to #2, I went to a theater for the first time in 2 years and was the only one in the entire room.... And that was downtown Montreal weekend afternoon

[@danemwilliams]

So instead of just taking my wife to a restaurant or calling Uber eats, I'm going to pay a random stranger hourly to go grocery shopping, drive to my house and familiarize himself with my sub-standard kitchen? At this point me and the misses are trying to watch a movie while some dude makes Uber style small talk about where we keep the cutlery. 4 hours after I place the order we're finally eating but by this point he's hungry too and eats with us. I don't wanna be rude so he might as well stick around to help me tag team my wife. Real fucking romantic. Is there an app to replace my divorce lawyer?

[@non-binaryeugene733]

Dane Williams Except at this point you’re too tired to tag team so you get cucked in the corner while he goes in.

[@olenagirich1884]

Ahhahaa!

[@snausagesmcgee3963]

what if he's too tired too so both of you just sit in the corner together @@non-binaryeugene733

[@wisdomisawesome5934]

Funniest comment ever

[@ZenTradeGame]

This needs more like lol

[@stanleyusoro1677]

Classrooms may also go extinct considering how online tutorials is revolutionizing education

[@thommyg0893]

Don't think so. Quite the opposite is the case. It's way more difficult to get children away from distractions and to focus on learning. Places where they are cut off from these distractions are probably more important than ever.

[@camdenkeefer1310]

Maybe teachers will actually get paid what their worth then

[@garretthohepa9939]

@@thommyg0893 Im from Toronto, Ontario. There were dozens of high schools that were recently closed, yet an ever increasing population. Our current government has mad it mandatory for students to partake in 2 online courses.Public high schools are expensive to operate and see classes going more and more online. Our teachers in Toronto get paid way too much and do not do a great job.....this is a financial decision.

[@juniordunkley5298]

Stanley that was so funny😊

[@westcoasthustle6133]

@@thommyg0893 Don't think he's referring to elementary thru high school. More like college/universities. I, myself, am getting my 4 yr degree on KZbin University. 😁👍

[@AnthonyAlvarado78]

Damn dude I'm watching this today after covid and you nailed it all. Scary accurate.

[@francotassone4929]

Chef here, never going to happen at $25 per hr

[@katdog9786]

How 'bout it!! I'm a bartender and I start out at $50/hr and I only bring some small necessary tools.

[@primabellas6856]

And, he says, you (the chef) will buy the food! Lol!

[@vinayakkrishnaprasad358]

They essentially enslaved drivers using uber. Want to do the same to other proffesions. Lol

[@anthonyjohnson6790]

You must not be any good

[@sid35gb]

Totally agree at $25 an hour you gotta be tripping. It ain’t gonna be that price you need a production kitchen so the food is prepped ready to be cooked off, the time for traveling from a to b needs to be covered. The kitchen has to have the equipment and crockery to serve up on because if the chef is bringing that the costs goes up also once you get to around 10 people you need a waiter as well to serve wine and run the food out otherwise service slows down because if you’re being paid by the hour for a fixed amount of time it’s not good to be over running and working for free. Then there’s the common situation of no parking in cities, customers going out to a bar before you arrive and coming back late so you can’t get onsite or just booking the wrong day for food. Did private dining for two years it was a massive pain in the arse.

[@quangduyho]

Fast talking.... Nose sniffing.... Hmmmm... Sounds like cocaine to me! Subbed

[@lennoxprince6313]

danny ho thats funny

[@ruggedfacecapone3615]

#gottagethigh

[@FromQnz2King]

He don't drink coffee tho.

[@juanrios9846]

HaHaHaHaHaHa!!!!!

[@glennmiller9768]

Support local businesses otherwise you're participating in destroying your community. Change isn't necessarily good. Don't like this fast talking wanker who has no comprehension about saving money.

[@mustafabaris9681]

Can you also do a video titled “ 10 Industries That Will Shape The Future “ ? I think it would be even more valuable..

[@iqbal4625]

Agree bro.

[@ChristineDaley]

It’s in this video if you think about it.

[@evensulysse865]

Who is here after the covid 19 shutdown ... at least 4 of those things in 53 seconds are actually not going away .

[@natepacheco6073]

I died at your Uber pic😂😂👍🏽

[@MrBobberino01]

Personal Cars aren't going to go away, maybe for city folk.

[@rolandmetayer7210]

I agree with you MrBobberino01 . I live in a small Canadian town with no bus, no train and no taxi cab. I want and NEEEEED my car !

[@Scott-by9ks]

Cities are where most people life. Over 81% of Americans live in cities.

[@toddlavigne6441]

they all ready are going away for many, but as long as there are suburbs there will be cars.

[@pinchmesh8642]

Many will say "I'd have one if I could afford it". Think car note, gasoline and oil changes, insurance, finance charges, maintenance and break downs, warranties not honored, parking, traffic jams, traffic tickets, home delivery, online shopping, crime on the streets, drunk drivers, law suits, flat tires, bad weather, mother-in-law in the back seat, and a not big enough social security check to finance it all that comes with aging and loss of the ability to drive If you wanted to take a vacation, you could rent a car. Automobiles are now officially too expensive to own. Besides, Chevy is now a Red Chinese company because of democrats.

[@shadowboxing1729]

Yeah personal cars won't go away because people will still drive long-distances to go to their jobs, get paid, and pay their mortgages., and in some cases.. live in their car, especially in the city

[@efanferdiantowibowo9610]

With all due respect, I strongly disagree with businesses number 1 & 2. Restaurant will be around forever. You cant just having a good time at home everytime. Sometimes you want to go outside somewhere to hangout and meet people. The same thing goes to cinema. Those businesses not just selling product, but they're selling experience too. Not all new technologies will replace the old ones. Look at books and watches.

[@adtc]

Efan Ferdianto Wibowo books, yeah but watches will go away. Just like he said, luxury watches will stick around but haven't you noticed even semi-luxury brands are making smartwatches now. It's only a matter of time.. could also be that the whole concept of wearing a watch will phase itself out. I think a lot of young people only use their phones to check time, finding a watch an unnecessary hassle daily. With AR and wearable technology, watches won't be needed anymore.

[@medicfriends8163]

I'm pretty sure he's referring to the larger chains, not family owned restaurants. A lot of large chains are struggling now in that industry.

[@MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ]

Efan Ferdianto Wibowo clearly you didn't listen. He said high end restaurants and cinemas will always be around for the experience...

[@billolsen4360]

Yeah, I'd have to clean up the damn house to have a chef come in. Just to have IHOP or Carrabas at my house?

[@goatamongsheep4296]

Do you phone the local restaurant for their excellent take-out or phone some random stranger/chef @25 bucks an hour who makes a mess in your house? Your lifestyle choices are bizarre. You're still in "seinfeld mode"

[@adamovard5329]

100% agree with the Telecommunications insight.

[@edfox6921]

Tell me about it. I went to multiple colleges and not making shit, when people that started working at UPS or USPS w/o any college are banking now.

[@charlessmallins7926]

So it’s the college’s fault huh? Not your fault? Not the major you chose huh? Not your work ethic huh? All the college fault. Gotcha!

[@edfox6921]

@@charlessmallins7926 I never blamed the colleges. I picked the wrong major. That's why I'm saying people that didn't even go to college are making more.

[@charlessmallins7926]

@@edfox6921 statistics and studies clearly show that folks with a College degree make more than those with just a high school diploma. Are there some with no College making more than someone with a College degree? Sure. I'm sure I can name several. But as a whole college degree recipients make more. And I include those who have gone to a trade school to learn things like plumbing, Electrical, welding, and HVAC for example as college recipients.

[@edfox6921]

@@charlessmallins7926 I agree, but I was talking about MY own career as a photographer. Since digital came out everyone with a cellphone crowded the waves. Not only that, but because I come from a commercial side where usage fees used to be everything, now all clients expects to own the rights forever, and for cheap. I know what you're going to say next, so unless you have a gig for me that pays at least $1500/day + usage fees, I think we're done. (and those are low 1998 commercial photography rates)

[@charlessmallins7926]

@@edfox6921 I got you but that’s why folks today need to investigate research more into the careers they want to study in college to make sure they will even be around in 5, 10, 20 years from now. I’m not faulting you for it hindsight is 50/50 but people cannot blame college for any of this

[@jasonsperatos6412]

I am starting a dope delivery app. I am calling it Doober.

[@daschundloverable]

lol

[@1492tomato]

LMAO!! But... You may have a million dollar idea there...

[@TabooX1984]

Gonna need a decoy system in case the DEA tries to skunk ya 👍 Call it Goober Doober 😄

[@jayz1969]

my ideA !! i was gonna call mine skip the biches

[@chadtarheel]

🤣

[@brads2741]

You just did enough sniffing to dry up Columbia's coke supply.

[@toddlavigne6441]

have to see his pupils , but wouldn't be shocked if they were dilated LOL

[@jenluvzya]

Brad Strongman lmaooooo

[@jfb.8746]

LOL lol

[@vincesilva1128]

It’s not Columbia, it’s Colombia 🇨🇴

[@paulconvery680]

@@vincesilva1128 he may be referring to the District of

[@brett22bt]

I just discovered this guy right now. Wow what an amazing insight he has. I'm just about to start binge watching the rest of his videos.

[@josephgodinez1208]

Reminds me of when I was in prison. Soon our houses/apartments will be our cubicles.

[@khay_m]

You are So Right! I was in a friend's place in San Francisco. It was new housing for people who lived in Homeless Shelters. At first, I was impressed. The outside looked like upscale condos. Inside of the buildings hallways were clean and very spacious. When I went into his studio I was surprised. It was very small. The worst thing was the LOW ceiling that made the place look land and like a ike a CELL. K

[@animelovefome3210]

"Why are you paying $100 to have a phone number?" Literally asked myself this when I paid my phone bill this morning and started stressing about my other bills. Phones aren't necessary anymore, tbh.

[@milofonbil]

Fact: Home phones are nearly gone.

[@markburton9614]

You have a phone bill for mobile access otherwise you can only be reached or receive data when you're connected to Wi-Fi. Also, there are many plans available for well under $100/month.

[@88Xlmk]

@@markburton9614 Also if you get a data-only plan, they often don't offer a Mobile number, which you will still need for some of the newer communication services. Also mobile number is a backup 2FA and will remain so for some time.

[@justingonzalez9950]

Pat ur amazing... I was apart of ur Burbank office 2 yrs ago. Meet u in person. Ur a great guy with the best information. Thanks for ur service

[@truthtalks-7317]

I'm definitely with you on most of your predictions. Especially with telecom, College and politics. I also think very strongly that we may start to see examples of direct democracy in near future where people can vote for decisions directly instead of depending on a representative.

[@vincentconti3633]

It sounds great but would never work...it would be a nightmare...

[@josephchimera9377]

I still don't like to have to choose one party or the other. When I was younger I would always hear voting independent your throwing away your vote. Now it seems it would balance out, from the too much BS that either side we have to pick from.

[@Pilottoproperties]

Great content as always. Gets my brain going every time I watch!!

[@vishnuprasath014]

restaurants will only get popular and more profitable with food delivery companies like uber eats or swiggy or zomato !!!! these companies just connects the restaurant to the customers

[@MAG-hv9qj]

Vishnu prasath Exactly. Restaurant revenues will soar through the roof. One other thing, no matter the disruption, people will always value a fine diner. Those won't go away.

[@EtherDais]

Yep, transformation is more common than disruption

[@bigrichard3791]

I agree. Restaurant as an industry is hard because of the competition, but Uber eats and grub hub can only be pushing sales through the roof. Especially with rising wages, I’m a frugal guy, and even I find myself ordering once or twice a week, between my girlfriend and I, we order in probably 4 times a week.

[@vonb2792]

Restaurant dont make money on uber at all... its only making even

[@metodijaivanovski3448]

Again support delivery services support slave labour.

[@seanallen3957]

fast food will stick around as long as we have poor/lazy people

[@DannySullivanMusic]

It's not necessarily for the lazy person. It's "fast", meaning it wastes less of your time where you can be productive.

[@CrossRoadsOfTime]

there are those but there are also the people who are doing other things and either don't want to or can't take a long pause to eat. Such as the person who's on his lunch break at work. think of it they probably have somewhere between a half hour and a hour (including travel time) to get some food, and so a sit down restaurant or waiting on a chief just takes to long. by the time they get there and the food comes out they have to go. So a faster/cheaper option is preferred not for being lazy but it gives them some time to actually eat the food.

[@khatack]

I can guarantee you, until the day Sun grows and devours our little world, people will want hamburgers. Fast food is here to stay.

[@CrossRoadsOfTime]

That is true, not just burgers but the other kinds of fast food as well, it's not just that they want burgers. but there are practical reasons why places that can make decent food fast will always be in demand. Like the person on their lunch break, they likely don't have time to go to a sit down restaurant and eat there. but do got enough time to go get a burger and fries and to bring those back to eat at the office.

[@billolsen4360]

I sometimes go to McDonalds for breakfast. I guess I'm not as rich as I thought i was :(

[@lollers2009]

still relevant 2 years later - seeing some of these predictions coming true ! Great video :)

[@ellet9492]

watching it on 4-28-20 during covid lockdown and it makes sense.

[@frmcf]

Does a mobile phone contract really cost $100/month in the US??? That's crazy money. In Europe it's literally about a tenth of that.

[@SleepingElephant]

Fraser McFadyen cost about 60 bucks plus for unlimited.. there are contracts that knock off phone price for new phones though .. ex ... 400 off 2 year contract.

[@benthebartender]

The $100 a month contracts usually include monthly payments on the new phone. Sort of like a lease for a car

[@pianorikardhallberg9162]

Fraser McFadyen You also have to factor in that in Europe the currency is usually a tad lower than the US dollar.

[@frmcf]

But how much is the part that's just the 'line rental', what you pay for your number? Because that's what your man is talking about saving on in the video. Here it's about €5. Hard to say for sure because it's always bundled with data, but a phone number + 2GB starts at about €7/month. Obviously if you're paying off a phone, then people pay more, but I don't know anyone that pays even close to $100. Maybe half that if you're paying off an expensive phone and have unlimited calls and data.

[@reverendbluejeans1748]

Americans pay that amount. You're having Turkish. Get unlimited data and text for a score.

[@oB3ATS]

Don't see how the chef service will be popular. A random person using knives in my house? No thank you

[@mashotoshaku]

Yet you jump in a car with a stranger😂

[@michaelgoodrich5309]

Or sleep in a strangers house

[@ArtKrishnamurti]

"everyone will have their own chef..." oh the delusions of rich people. Uber disrupted a century old industry, taxi's. 90% of the USA lives in apartments, condos, townhouses or middle-class houses. This guy is a loon... yet ironically called Lavar Ball as "weird" Lmao

[@dopemusic6414]

Mashoto Shaku It's a complete different ball game inside your house.

[@mashotoshaku]

Owesome Music I don't know, is it really? If you have kids, have you ever let them use an uber? Or when your loved one uses an uber is is a concern to you? Point being, in an uber you hande way less control than in your own house, yet you take it anyway. The taxi industry had been here for a while, yeah. But that's generally because the disruption came earlier. The disruption technology to restaurants will come as well. Maybe it won't start in the US, it may start in a place with far higher standards of living like Hong kong or Singapore.

[@weidles]

I SERIOUSLY THINK YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. MY MAMA WHO IS 85, NEVER IMAGINED TV, CELL PHONES, INTERNET, AND SO MANY OTHER THINGS. HUMANS WILL BE LIVING ON ANOTHER PLANET SOMEDAY, AND WE WILL BE LIVING LONGER AND STAYING YOUNGER. JUST SO SAD IT WON'T HAPPEN IN MY LIFETIME.

[@tobyfaulkner7289]

the information you put out is always relavent. Thanks

[@MrJohn360]

Yo, great ideas, really got me thinking 🤔. Thanks for sharing 🤓

[@ResourceTalks]

Great thoughts on that matter, I do however believe that retailers will still exist but they do need to adjust themselves to the new modern way of living.

[@ResourceTalks]

Indeed, they need to understand that people have less time and they need to use that in their advantage.

[@pietrozanasi2891]

Walmart is the biggest company in the world for revenue though

[@CachetWilliams]

How much much of Wal-Mart's revenue is from their eCommerce? They're already pivoting

[@pietrozanasi2891]

Ok but Amazon's revenue is a third of it. There is obviously change going on but I don't think Wal-Mart is going to disappear just because of it.

[@CachetWilliams]

When I said pivot, I meant they're already transitioning business models. I I don't think he meant the brands will go away themselves just limit or no brick-and-mortar

[@JRod-ys8hv]

great information thanks

[@BTCETHBNBLTC]

Great video thanks for the idea

[@dondillinger6818]

For the personal chef on demand idea to work on a large business scale there would have to be a massive surge in food delivery request from major and high end restaurants.

[@muckypup595]

I see a demand for farm direct fresh foods. Not farmer markets but fresh picked or JIT delivery at the restaurant.

[@dooshmasta]

If you have a cook make you sushi while earning what Uber drivers make, expect to die early.

[@danielkraus2627]

I don't eat sushi, so I'm safe. :)

[@danielkraus2627]

@@melissahill7930 Are other professions who make $15-20/hr at risk, or is it only chefs?

[@notyoma8773]

Stopped paying $100 phone service when Straight talk started at 45$ a month.

[@RichardESears]

Mr. Patrick, Thank you for your Value

[@davebeech236]

I remember back in the 80s when they said shopping would all be done from home. They were wrong. Going shopping isn't just about buying stuff; it's about getting out of the house, meeting friends for coffee, seeing what's new in town, getting some exercise, all that other stuff. As for restaurants, I think they'll still be around but they're going to have to seriously upgrade their skills and service to stay in business.

[@brianrichards7006]

I've long thought that colleges were on the decline, and when I moved to Tallahassee, a few years ago, I noticed there was student housing being built as if there was going to be a 50% increase in students. In a sense, it was a sign like building the tallest skyscraper at the peak of the real estate boom. So I am glad you mentioned it. I can't find any of your predictions in which I would wish to debate the opposite position. Next video, I would love to see the art work on your walls. Thanks.

[@alexprosper6148]

Good Job with this video!!! Keep'em coming... thanks!

[@vukasika]

Good episode but as a cautious consumer, Amazon is not always the best price. I’m finding increasing that I can find deals that compete with or beat Amazon on many of my day-to-day items.

[@you2449]

I'll gladly pay a little more and avoid Amazon. Cause any savings today will end up costing us, Later.

[@gabagaba8715]

Would you be so kind to tell us where could we find those deals?

[@malcolmthompson9555]

you2099 respect! That is called not being a sheep!

[@sheaholloway9537]

Agree, completely. I'm taking a bit extra time to check Target, Wal*Mart, etc. online and in-store and finding better deals by 10 to 50 bucks compared to Amazon, And I still get free, two-day shipping.

[@JermaineSam]

The showroom thing is so true. I go to Target to look at TVs in person so I can look on Amazon for a cheaper one.

[@-_Somebody_]

💯 💯 💯 nice perspectives

[@jazldazl9193]

Great show dude!

[@mep2190]

I dont think the restoraunt thing will work because people go to restaurants for the ambience and with friends so even if the chef thing starts to work restoraunts will still work well

[@PrateekSinghal]

He said high end will work. Small restaurants just wont make enough profit to keep running while there are chef's in middle earning households, so you'll also when need that special time with friends, not only food, will go to the high end ones.

[@josephgallo4625]

The chef charging $25 per hour and buying the food hahahahaha

[@marcduchamp5512]

Joseph Gallo You will buy a robot chef and Maid in the future.......

[@josephgallo4625]

I'm down to buy them now if they only charge $25 per hour and buy the food. Show me who's doing that. I'll pay.

[@BD-me4nk]

Your going to get some seriously creative Top Ramen dishes

[@qncsc]

i am surprised he didn't come up with $5 per hour --- and food comes fresh from local farms LOL

[@chris-cy5ed]

No you buy the food plus pay him 25 an hour to make it or bbn pay him to buy it also...either way.

[@sbc3781]

Loved it!

[@Robbie85291]

I just bought your book. I follow everything you put out. Great video.

[@vishavelu9152]

You're dangerous Pat.. Btw seriously your knowledge and insight is inspiring

[@mrfilmmaker3237]

Hulk in the background😂😂😂

[@williamroden8495]

Mr Filmmaker . That's not the Hulk, that's his cocaine dealer!

[@Raj-uy4um]

Great Videos

[@lindastrander9486]

Thank you. Good job.

[@dopemusic6414]

Going forward Instagram and Facebook will be my most valuable resources for my business. Twitter is not necessary for a lot of businesses unless it's for support and customer service.

[@roseflowers935]

Facebook is not necessary, many people I know have stopped using it and I use to block all ads on it when I was using it.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Until the government breaks up their little monopolies after the 2018 election.

[@alekai2178]

Chef idea would work better if they made it then delivered it to you. Your kitchen might not have everything they need to make the food and someone using your kitchen would be kinda weird and complicated

[@mven]

Exactly. Any chef working that circuit would have to be a master of guerilla cooking unless the idea is for him to bring the whole kitchen with him. Ooh, I have an idea, a food truck that goes to your house. Oh wait that's stupid.

[@Pete9071]

Could just use Uber Eats then right? It’s like a restaurant, except you eat it at home.

[@Pernection]

PetePreneur - Entrepreneur Vlog You can use other than uber

[@deezeed2817]

Alekai unless they have their own portable food truck/kitchen then that would make sense.

[@Degga911]

Alekai is that not what they do now?

[@qmydee1481]

Every video, wow. Thank you!

[@paddywashere9812]

Thank God KZbin still has some videos that are full of class, Full of "food for thought", tastefully done and clearly laid out. I don't agree with all points in all the vids but that the point ! exchange of Idea's, Politely, respectfully. Thats the real way to do it. Good Job

[@pharmerdavid1432]

Acting manic and constantly sniffing is NOT polite and respectful. He made me think about relapsing! Bet-David is filthy stinking rich, and an official member of the matrix control system Cult, since he reached 100 million dollars in wealth. Satan controls his mind, and cocaine...

[@paddywashere9812]

@@pharmerdavid1432 Lol

[@paddywashere9812]

@@pharmerdavid1432 He probably is!

[@paddywashere9812]

@@pharmerdavid1432 Plenty of useful Idiots out there. In fact who is the problem the "Alpha" leaders or the followers? Plenty of Propaganda Monkey's out there. But he's OK. I hope if he is in the club he wakes up and blows some wistles

[@paddywashere9812]

@@pharmerdavid1432 like your sense of humour. Too the point but with good taste. Most people on KZbin have stupid19 and it get boring reading the comments

[@podcastbard]

Amazon is buying show rooms like grocery stories. Wal-Mart is selling online where people can pick up at store. Wal-Mart is not going away. Bias media is distorting journalism. Colleges will change with online learning. Colleges also get lots of money from the government. Student loans are big business.

[@mihirkumar8832]

We need a phone number because that's an identity tied to the data we use. Also people might have issues getting proper data signals but cellular is always easier to receive in an area with a lot of high rises and what not, where its hard for signals to go through. Data is not disconnected from the phone number since its the same people who give us our cell service that also give us the data. It's the same companies.

[@mariothetexan7726]

Great podcast and great t-shirt!! Lol....I call myself Super Mario!

[@nicklastrada]

This was a very informative KZbin video. Thank you!

[@TrulyExeceptionalSales]

They need to start on the self driving cars, especially for big cities. And make the cars interlink and communicate with one another

[@ghimanshuss]

Telecommunication is already destroyed in India by Jio we are just paying for data and calls are free. Just 6 dollars for 1.5gb 4g data per day for three months. Mukesh ambani said the same thing as u r saying.

[@SleepingElephant]

Blaring Blaze free has catches.. data??

[@ghimanshuss]

Sleeping Elephant its not free its just cheap.

[@Fudibackealter]

True, already watching all people only having a prepaid number so they can call each other for free in viber or whatsapp

[@abzfarooq3510]

Yo bro, I use Joi too here in UK 😂 is Joi like everywhere and normal in India? like Joi shops?

[@adtc]

Abz Farooq it's Jio not Joi.. there's no Jio in UK, and no JOi in India .. the network called JOi in UK has no relation to Jio in India.

[@TiempoNuevo-ew7ty]

Very good!

[@sjenth]

Yes amazing forecast

[@DaggieBlanqx]

WOW! I agree with you for everyone of this ... a major disruption is coming - things are changing . Everything will be end-user focused : from School , Politics, Healthcare , Insurance , Retirement benefits , retail , commutering . ...Its either a PIVOT or a DIVE OUT .

[@Angeal0506]

Why this channel has less than 1mil subs? More people need to find this channel it's gold...

[@cxMLG]

Άγγελος Μιχαλιός take advantage before the masses come

[@cobraaction1365]

From watching this video its fools gold

[@Nerdy_Aomeba]

Kick ass video!

[@muskankaur1678]

love your energy!! ITS AMAZING

[@Kayakamuy]

also I defiantly always want my own car. I dont have a car right now and im always in a uber. id very much rather have a car and drive myself uber monthly everyday depending on person cost more. plus the issues and the wait. I dont think cars will be gone

[@johaunallen5284]

Kayachi how old are you

[@eduardoluna8893]

About the chef... maybe It could work the first time but you can ask him his number and call him whenever you want. It's easy and better for the chef because he doesn't have to pay to use that app.

[@AOChronicles]

Rewatching this 2 years later really helps gain perspective. Thanks Pat

[@larrywax3638]

Good stuff

[@XBH3]

Blizzard has figured out the college sports league. They started their own league for their video game Overwatch. They pay their players a salary - not tied to any college. We will see how successful their model is in the coming decade but colleges should get on this if they want to survive.

[@whatevergoesforme5129]

Colleges will decline because a college degree is no longer an assurance that you can get a good full time job. Times have changed and the courses offered in college are no longer no longer needed that much unless those are STEM courses but even then many engineers are underemployed or work in another industry just to survive.

[@mimilee4890]

"why do I pay for a phone?" Well, I work in an army camp, which means NO CAMERA PHONES. And last time I checked, government agencies do not use FB chat/messenger to contact me. So there.

[@westcoasthustle6133]

99% of us don't work in an army camp. So there !! Haha

[@WorldCitizen47]

Hmmm...Interesting. I can see your points. Thanks for sharing!

[@danielhama4558]

This was a great informative video. Thank you

[@mtnbkr19551]

Cars? Smartphones? Americans are too in love with those. Also, personal chefs for only 25.00 an hour? Good luck with that.

[@rmercedes971]

The private chef idea could actually work. Most people coming out of culinary school will jump out those $25 an hour instead of getting $12 slaving away in a restaurant kitchen, getting yelled at by the Chef & Sous Chef.

[@JohnDoe-gc1kt]

@@rmercedes971 yeah but you actually have to be able to cook

[@pensatoreseneca]

Rebeca Mercedes it works , but in no way will substitute ordinary restaurants .

[@francok38]

I like the idea , but will cost you more than 25 depending how many people in the family . Say for two people cost you 100 to 150 . You set up 4 a day you should make more than 500 a day

[@jeaninemorgan9118]

Right, more like 80 hour

[@mastachixf2496]

I feel my soul slipping away more and more with each inhale...

[@laurentdrozin812]

About telecommunication, as I work in the field, I can tell you that what you are paying is the infrastructure. That infrastructure needs to be maintained and expanded.

[@markstoecker1]

Just found this!! Love it - huge!!!

[@cliff7292]

I've found items cheaper at Walmart on line then on Amazon.

[@epb0205]

Yea, Walmart has an online component.

[@jonweaver2410]

Thank you. I agree. Find it in person better than on-line craps.

[@stormsurge1850]

Walmart online fucking sucks compared to amazon, they have horrible shipping. The reason Amazon dominates is because of Prime. And half of americans pay for amazon prime. And amazon is about to have their own full-fledged logistics service too.

[@DeeDee_Stands_On_Business]

A low price is pointless if they never have what customers are looking for...countless times I've looked for items in Walmart only to find they were out of stock (and it seems to take forever to bring them back). I pull out my phone, order the same item and BAM...in 2 days it's at my door! Walmart thinks they're too big to fail and Amazon is kicking their ass...and Walmart knows it! #TeamAmazon

[@tomduncan9806]

Problem is getting there & your time.