15 Things That Are STRANGE For RICH People But NORMAL for POOR People

[@alux]

Hello Aluxers! What things are strange for rich people but normal for poor people in your experience? Mind Mastery: www.alux.com/mindmastery Get the free audiobook Money Master the Game: www.alux.com/freebook 15 RULES of MONEY: y2u.be/_emBcTU0wKo

[@aizacl4253]

Please & Thank you.

[@westoncharm7467]

Upgrade. Excellent 15 plus the bonus. Poor people don't mind living in small spaces. I need at least 5,000 sq ft and better.

[@jhonnysnd_cebu39]

#15 is something rich people don't understand...you can die as a result of snitching, its the same reason the victims of bullying don't report the bullies....coz once the authorities are gone so does the safety!

[@beneggleton7013]

Waiting for things?

[@lillithwynn3931]

Rainbow soap. As a single mom I would add the little left over dish soap into one bottle. So I ended up with what my girls called Rainbow soap. Because of the different colours in there of yellow, green, white etc.

[@akselmani]

Alux: Poor people use credit cards. Graham Stephan: I'm gonna stop you right there!

[@marycherry7050]

That's exactly what I was thinking 😂

[@sharonsmalls6846]

I was thinking as well. I know rich people, not wealthy people who use credit cards and pay off the monthly balance. They want freebies, cruises, plane tickets, hotel rooms, etc.

[@Alwayslearning426]

@@sharonsmalls6846 you got it!

[@DewTime]

Yeah that’s definitely bs. What they should have said is poor people carry a balance

[@epikderpywhale2056]

The second they said that this popped in my head

[@JamesHollowayYT]

I remember when I had $5 in the bank account, and I had a week left until pay day. I needed gas, only had a bag of chips in my house, and had rent coming up in 3 days. Those are the days I'm never going back to. That was 3 years ago. Now I have a 4x better paying job, stocks, and two rental properties that generate me $1100/mo. I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel. I'm so happy I busted my butt out of that situation AND NOW I plan to retire in 4 years (due to my real estate investments)!

[@orionstar6268]

James Holloway so you are a do it yourself kinda of landlord.?

[@JamesHollowayYT]

Orion Star for now, yes. When I have more properties, I’ll be utilizing property management!

[@pareekshithreddy7590]

Wow super bro can you please tell me the books you have read to know stock market and real estate investing.🙏🙏🙏

[@garyhost1830]

Woo your a legend bro. I Cant wait to be there

[@orionstar6268]

@@JamesHollowayYT IT WAS A JOKE ....

[@larrywalterson]

Poor people always want to stay together, hang together, chill together...basically involved themselves in similar activities. UPGRADE!

[@muskntesla3493]

That is absolutely true!!

[@muskntesla3493]

To make their poor reality a nicer one

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Because they couldn't bear the sacrifices to make success in their lives and that is loneliness the thought of being alone because they believe loneliness is the state of being alone is sad and friendless & unbearable it's the sign of being a "loser"

[@mbird01]

It also is part of the "crabs in a bucket" mentality. If one of them wants to make something of themselves, the others will call their friend "too uppity" and try to put them "back in their place". I see it all the time on my mom's side of the family.

[@ashleighhaynes6355]

@LarryWalterson - Yup, and its called 'Co-dependency'!! Great observation ;)

[@brightwriter]

The credit-card thing is oversimplified: Very rich: use credit cards and pay them off in full, thereby getting a rebate from the credit-card company and sometimes other monetary benefits. Becoming rich; limited credit or breaking a habit of overspending: use debit cards Poor: use credit cards and have difficulty paying them off Very poor: can't get credit cards therefore use debit cards or cash

[@miriamblanco6863]

Brightwriter you are 200% correct🙌🏻

[@jeremiahmuli9147]

Brightwriter Graham Stephan approves 😂

[@mabialaemile8541]

I was thinking the same !!!! Then I stopped the video after point 2

[@angelicatrino2498]

I make sure to use my credit card when i need 20 days to pay for what I need. The points I use to pay for my annual dues then donate the rest of my points to the charity of my choice.

[@danicegewiss862]

I pay my credit card with my cash back.

[@sandracheeks1811]

Porch sitting is done by even well-to-do people in the US South. It’s traditional.

[@stephanied.williams812]

Indeed

[@MakeItSo_ST]

I live in the US as well. If you have the luxury of privacy (and land), you usually enjoy outdoor living in the rear of your property... In the garden, by the pool, etc.

[@natnat8393]

Same in Jamaica

[@danicegewiss862]

@@MakeItSo_ST I have a patio. Everytime we sit on it, our creepy neighbors come out to see what we're doing, so we go to our front porch for the privacy.

[@TheSilvertrigger]

True in the south if you own a nice chunk of land in the country you like to sit outside and admire the beauty from time to time.

[@Vicbelz]

The ones about “having sleep for dinner” and “having more children than you can afford” broke my heart a little ☹️

[@JamesHollowayYT]

Whys that? :(

[@wonderplanet343]

Vic Belz reality? Poor decisions cause terrible conditions. We need voluntary parental licensing and laws to stop child poverty abuse: no food for kids= no more kids!

[@cjar1981]

the sleeping thru dinner is such an insult ..people do practice intermittent fasting to save but there are health benefits to that as well.

[@cjar1981]

who goes to sleep at dinner time, for most ..its between 5-7 ..you'd be likely to wake up about 1 in the morning hungry

[@tanliz17]

Vic True- had sleep for dinner a lot and saw many families around me with 4+ children

[@diegosampaio9616]

Rick people do use credit card. All you have to do is to pay in full and it becomes a great tool.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

100%. How I do it is, use the credit card then when I get to my car (from lets say grocery shopping), and pay it off via the app!

[@francislililles8360]

true it's actually convenient using a credit card and the whole "hi-interest" thing doesn't really matter if you pay on time

[@LadyJojoMonster]

True I use credit cards for the rewards and pay in full at the end of the month !

[@mariacamilaakl4082]

Why risk loosing my money to theft, overcharge or forgery when credit cards have insurances for all these things?

[@vinchenzo2502]

Isn't it counter active to constantly pay your cc to a zero balance? I've always read that you benefit more by keeping 30% of the balance

[@captaink9574]

Having a large amount of sugary and unhealthy snacks in the house.

[@colinwattonville3744]

Captain K yessss!

[@illosovic]

I wouldn't say this is accurate, there are health conscious as well as gluttonous rich people

[@reginaldmerriweather8513]

I know rich people that eat shit

[@ninagalvani1007]

I’m poor as dirt and I eat organic because it’s a long term health investment and less expensive than needing medical care for health conditions that could be prevented. Plus you can’t put a price on health; it’s priceless. I know that stereotypes exist for a reason, but not everyone who is poor fits this stereotype. Just my 2 cents 😉

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

going to fast food restaurants a lot, the foods are not healthy but if you compare to the homemade food you can make it is more expensive. but it doesn’t seem That way at first glance.

[@thothproductionscom]

1. Filling just half the tank 0:50 2. Having your credit card declined 1:47 3. Not fixing a bad tooth 3:04 4. Having sleep for dinner 4:02 5. Doing it yourself rather than hiring someone to do it 4:41 6. Being charged for not having enough money in your bank account 6:30 7. Siblings sharing a room 7:29 8. Counting money before going anywhere 8:11 9. Off-brand food & getting creative 8:57 10. Having more children than you can afford 10:05 11. Having someone you know pull your car when it breaks down 11:16 12. Improvise a fix, even if it's not safe 12:05 13. Walking for long distances 13:14 14. Having dogs sleep outside even during winter 14:10 15. Not calling the police or reporting a crime when it happens 15:14 16. Voting your interests 17:18 Upgrade

[@marcsensei7645]

Thank you saved me 18 minutes of Alux bs .

[@abhishekbhosale6895]

👌👌👌

[@lokijordan]

When people begin to understand math + opportunity, they decrease their poverty almost immediately.

[@orionstar6268]

yeah...such opportunity is not always have to be legal or right....is just a matter of taking the opportunity. Some are better human beings than others.

[@jillianconstancejovanovic9163]

I’ll never learn

[@lokijordan]

@@jillianconstancejovanovic9163 You will- when what you want becomes more valuable to you than that which you already have.

[@jillianconstancejovanovic9163]

Loki Jordan I’m on fb if I’d like to connect

[@Je.rone_]

15. In the black community this is common for a few different reasons 1 of the main reasons is they don't trust the police for historical and current reasons

[@DewTime]

They don’t trust the police because of historical and current propaganda. Black people also have a problem taking responsibility for their situation. This is why they blame all their problems on the police and white people

[@dmo4835]

Lis Hurd yep. My uncle called the cops for a break in and he was arrested for disturbing the peace. The charges were dropped because they were outrageous but he should have never been arrested. Yes, the police are not our friends.

[@qonitabadegestm]

@Dew Time 😂 😯🧐 a racist!

[@danicegewiss862]

@@DewTime I have a great history book for you to read...Worse Than Slavery. It's a well researched book on what happened after emancipation. In short, owners sent their slaves packing with only the clothes on their backs. No one would hire them. If they stole something from a white person, they got hard time. White people really did not help them. Rather, they hindered them. By the way, it's written and researched by a white person.

[@zazaaziella16]

@Lis Hurd Like what?

[@abbysdiary9662]

Hun, not being a snitch has very little to do with skeletons in closets. It’s more about protecting you and your family. People have to worry about others seeking revenge. I don’t live that lifestyle, but yet I know that.

[@studadon1]

"If you want to become wealthy, you must raise your standards." 🙂

[@muskntesla3493]

Absolutely!!!

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Exactly I learned more than what had my parents taught because they're tired of me, as the last born son, hence I know more and henceforth lived more I belong to the poor or low-stable family

[@acarroll1714]

Wealthiest man Alive ?

[@orionstar6268]

@@acarroll1714 NOBODY KNOWS WHO HE IS..... if the richest one that we know about is billions of dollars richer than everybody....can you imagine the ones we do not know about?????

[@J.Available]

@@acarroll1714Obfuscation is not enough to state your needs. speak your piece and make it clear.

[@derrickgeorge6752]

Alux you’re wrong on some of theses, rich people definitely fix their own shit too, some rich people don’t call police for various reasons, and rich people use credit cards too.

[@kermitgator]

You are correct, but I think she's speaking in general. The shoe fits 95% of the time, that's enough to call it a trend of the poor even though 5% of rich may indulge in a few of them.

[@iceblue1457]

Derrick George credit card is not expensive if you pay your entire bill every time. That’s the technique. Alux doesn’t know that.

[@LOL10060]

Derrick George absolutely

[@resnova4211]

Wrong or right these are alux's version... 🤷‍♀️

[@orionstar6268]

whomever is thinking that laws and their mechanisms of enforcement are here for any other reason other than to protect private property....are delusional.

[@Richqjourney]

Poor people love to sit around each other, complain, and victimize themselves. I have been guilty of this. Time for an #upgrade

[@muskntesla3493]

So true!!We need to upgrade our mindset!!

[@danicegewiss862]

My neighbors do this. My husband and I bought the ugly house on the block. I now have one of the nicest homes, but I dealt with construction going on around me while it was going on. The neighbors whine about how spoiled I am. They don't figure on the busted toilet or the leaking tub. They just see the finished project. I ignore them.

[@danicegewiss862]

@Amhed Cabreja One never knows who is going to replace him. Obviously not you.

[@sfisonm7327]

Schools, UPGRADE!

[@danicegewiss862]

@Amhed Cabreja 😂😂😂

[@7ajhubbell]

The condescending nature of this video was disappointing, and seemed to encompass the stereotypical rich-snob-looking-down-their-nose-at-those-deemed-inferior perspective. Of the many Alux comparison videos I have learned from it appears they typically stay close to the facts by drawing comparisons to opposing perspectives. For some reason this one seemed to lack compassion for those who start poor. While there was some value in the different perspectives the narration on this segment needs a complete rework. Thank you. Upgrade.

[@themaskedmaestro4699]

I was thinking exactly the same thing

[@iceblue1457]

Yea, condescending.

[@PicassoBabyDC]

Actually didn't have a problem with most of this video except for number 15. That was really bad.

[@TD-wp5tr]

The narrators obnoxious voice amplified this!

[@erikoono4174]

Well-said! AJ. I didn’t like this video, and I know multimillionaires who still do some of these things listed here.

[@TourmalineFilms]

The debit card part is a bit off. Rich people still use credit cards to keep their credit score high so banks trust them to take out business loans to invest. OPM.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Tourmaline Films I'm unemployed and I have a debit card as well

[@TourmalineFilms]

@@monacojones4367 Yes, exactly. It wouldn't have been much more effort to add a bit more nuance. If I hadn't have learnt this stuff from people like Robert Kiyosaki and Dan Lok I would have thought that I shouldn't use a credit card after watching this video. If you want to be rich, pay on credit but don't over rely on it. Use it with a clear plan and intention to pay it off every month.

[@TourmalineFilms]

@Amhed Cabreja Not really. It's for people who strive to become wealthy. I doubt the majority of the viewers are wealthy. “The place where future billionaires come to get inspired” is their positioning.

[@sharonsmalls6846]

@@monacojones4367 True my aunt is rich, but not wealthy. She uses credit cards and pays them off monthly, she desired the freebies, free cruises, airline tickets, hotel rooms, etc. She loves deals.

[@senseofstile]

I am not wealthy but, I do okay. I understand the reasoning for using debit cards over credit cards. Now some will say there are "points/miles" to be had with credit cards. However there are so many stipulations regarding the points/miles, I decided to avoid the whole thing. I still have a credit card but, I just use a debit card. Just pay and be done with it.

[@jademondia6537]

"Basically, for the rich, adding water to wine is SACRILEGE." That line killed me 😂🙌🏼 #ROFL

[@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC]

I'm rather wealthy..but i still do these things: 05. Doing it yourself rather than hiring someone to do it. 11. Having someone you know pull your car when it breaks down.

[@gamer3d147]

Accuracy Marked yeah and the credit card decline thing. I’m upper middle and my family has like a lot of credit cards so when one doesn’t work just get a higher limit one

[@rons.6683]

Accuracy Marked You make a good point. Also, I am not ‘rich’, but I don’t incur overdraft fees or have my card declined. AND I vote my interests, not always ‘Dem just because I am black’. ALUX often misses the mark but I view from time to time out of curiosity.

[@errolm8313]

Thank you! I was saying the same thing, like man I'm rather well off, but still enjoy diy projects

[@orionstar6268]

Accuracy Marked yes...you are right , but i guess is different when you we do it for fun....instead of need.

[@orionstar6268]

the difference is doing anything because you want to...than because you have to.

[@vivekshivdasani9521]

I have noticed a strange paradox-When you’ve been rich for a while, life becomes boring and insipid and your kids don’t get the life experiences that others got by working at McDonalds when they were 15 years old.

[@wonderplanet343]

Vivek Shivdasani true my friends worked fast food and I worked computers and they got married while I am still a geeky single knowledge worker.

[@wilawara]

I saw that rich life and poor life have different kind of experiences-problems-situations that you must find and live-solve-learn from. The mcdonalds example is a situation known by a lot of people but isnt the only situation

[@orionstar6268]

Vivek Shivdasani ...yes you are right....rich children at 15 are learning how to employ the poor kids that work at McDonalds at 15. They are learning a second or third language, learning art, history and philosophy so they can understand how the world works and how poor people think.

[@zazaaziella16]

Nobody said that rich kids should not get work experience.,

[@rikavid]

@@orionstar6268 This doesn't mean anything. I speak three languages yet I still worked at McDonald's during my teenage years.

[@mc9316]

Interesting as I thought it would be. Corona time is time to plan my way out of poverty so I won't have any poor people problems.

[@alux]

Good thinking :)

[@JamesHollowayYT]

This is the time that makes people wealthy. Invest in the discounted prices for the long-term, and you will be wealthy. Just stay the course. I'm doing that with my real estate! Currently two properties that cash flow me $1100/mo. I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel!

[@polifonyann]

Boom

[@jessiefox3739]

Having dogs sleep outside is abusive and those who can't protect the animals from extreme cold or extreme heat shouldn't be allowed to have pets.

[@CraigKitchen]

If you are poor enough, you have to used debit cards as well; because nobody will give you credit.

[@lrebsten7155]

She forgot a lot of the clothes aspect. Instead of getting a nice pair of bespoke shoes and having them conditioned and re- soled and having them for years; poor people buy tons of cheap shoes and throw them out. They could have saved up for a low end pair of bespoken shoes and had them for years if taken care of. The poor never use shoe trees. Another pet peeve is when poor people come to work with clothing not starched or ironed, and all wrinkled. Even dirt poor in India have pressed and non wrinkled clothes. Also, even Untouchables in India sweep their property fronts with corn husks; but USA poor have filthy houses. Takes no money to keep your house clean.

[@bethanytorah3578]

Quality over quantity!!

[@quintongarofalo2566]

Complete misinformation, rich people use credit cards, poor people use debit cards because it limits their spending and helps to keep them out of debt they can't get out of.

[@sandracheeks1811]

Quinton Garofalo You’re right. I’m not rich but I’m not poor and I prefer to use a credit card because they are safer and provide more consumer protection than a debit card which is linked directly to a bank account. Just pay the entire bill every month and you’ll never pay any interest on a credit card either.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

The poor people have seen are ragged,no bank accounts and spend less than a one $ a day.

[@mjdny9871]

"Being charged for not having enough money in your bank account" Banks punishing you for being poor. Life punished you isn't that enough already

[@carojames6776]

PUNISH the banks by stop giving them your money! If you think life is punishing you then give it a good KICKING!!!!

[@EM-vy9ik]

It's a wake up call, it means: Stop being poor. It means there are changes to be madem

[@JamesHollowayYT]

"Being rich is your duty" I love that quote because it's every persons duty to be rich and live a full, and fulfilled life with as many options as possible. I'm on my way! Currently have two rental properties that cash flow me $1100/mo! I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel. It's all a mindset game!

[@violamuthiri7747]

Thanks Alux for making me realize how poor I am, but thanks for the wake up call, that means I need to do something to climb my way up there. I love your honesty Alux.

[@TheSupertecnology]

I kinda disagree with that "rich use debit & poor use credit" statement. True wealth is measured in credit ownership; a good record. Dividing an expense into smaller payments not only allows for more cash disposal, but it also builds up a credit score only the poor wish they had. Some credit cards give nice rewards for their use and on-time payment avoids interest rates/fees. Only the rich know how, which, and when to use credit. Poor people think it's free money.

[@jhonnysnd_cebu39]

This list is simply made of painful memories!

[@alux]

Hopefully you got something valuable out of it

[@malekmestiri9715]

Yes dude, they've just put their hands on the wonds

[@jhonnysnd_cebu39]

@@alux it's an Alux video, so of course I did...

[@iceblue1457]

Some of those choices people make May not be the best but sometimes it’s just in the meantime. Sometimes, we wonder if it’s because they feel smart for getting away with it. That’s annoying.

[@0Lu.Lu0]

Whomever thought up the script for number 15, clearly does not have the appropriate capacity and therefore authority to make judgments about people choosing not to "snitch". One of my favs from Joni is called "Sex Kills", she put it this way: "Is justice just ice? Governed by greed and lust? Just the strong doing what they can And the weak suffering what they must?" Just from a basic intellectual standpoint, it is--more than possible--but likely, that multiple people in general choose to do one same behavior for multiple different reasons. A large enough number of police officers, down through the decades, have tended to vary in their community relations and building of trust among those who collectively vest them with authority to maintain law and order. It is naive to assume these officers' approach is not less cooperative and courteous and dignifying and even humanizing in some zip codes than in others. In certain neighborhoods people can only afford to live 3 houses down from bonafide thugs who present immediate clear and present danger if you don't mind ya own. I have personally seen how there are certain neighborhoods police officers don't go or get dispatched to; people who live there are decidedly then those whom they refuse to protect and serve, puts a whole different spin on "protection racket". It's not always as cut-and-dried as "Obstructing justice"; aint that many assurances that can be made, what we gonna do put the whole 30 blocks of families in Witness Protection? If you have never had to do that kind of survival math.... I think about the old saying in NOLA for example: "If I caint help you I won't hurt you" and I think about how Batman told his old Master on the train "I'm not gonna kill you; but I don't have to save you." Someone with whom you grew up who becomes a godmother or godfather to your child and then at some point chooses a criminal life that puts your kid through Cornell.... "Crime breeds more crime": um, crime is not a person. Crime is a result of desparation and/or a debased morality and low income does NOT mean low character. Have you ever heard of "Dog Whistle Political language"; how versed are you on the historical hypocrisies? This statement without qualification and contextualization is criminally simplistic for several powerful reasons, but off top: it doesn't factor who is defining "Criminal"; it doesn't factor what is set up to penalize some over the same product that others pass around on a Tiffany silver tray as party favors; it doesn't factor legitimate legal options for gainful employment that are closed off for many due to unjust and just prejudicial preferences--like a Black Boy trying to get hired in Koreatown. Opportunities have gotten a lot better because of the Internet, and I am very encouraged by how Millennials want to make REAL, SUSTAINABLE CHANGE to the codified practises which gave America its worst reputations, but that doesn't happen by denying what was deliberately, legally done to create the game and then lock specific people groups out of the reaources to win said game, and done to dehumanize them to point of irreparable brokeness. So you see, not everything legal is legitimate. I'm at an age and stage, having, looked at life from both sides now--American Version of Poor and Rich in my own life and steadily climbing to true wealth so I can help other people--and since I grew up witnessing the social and structural and political changes affecting whom you call "The Poor" I say, here particularly, the wiser approach would be to limit your commentary on neighborhood dynamics you haven't been close to let alone lived. I can tell you from an insider prospective why some neighborhoods I grew up in are STILL not Communities to this day. Something too many of the rich think it's normal to do, which the poor think is strange: pass parental and presumptuous judgment of the personal character of the human beings who happen to occupy a certain f-d up neighborhood, and then go further to start prescribing when they've never been harassed, robbed, abused or even killed by the ones they so simplisticly would preach to "Ghetto dwellers" about cooperating with. If you weren't born into a family of gangbangers and criminals or gangsters (some of whom--ironically--wear $10,000 suits and some whom are even in a position to make law that defines "criminal") or something like that, y'all should pretty much just leave that topic alone. There is plenty of behavior that is un-policed that is not just criminal in terms of its anti-social and societal impact, but also is unconscionable in terms of human dignity. I say be more careful because what you call "a mentality" is sometimes just simple fact about circumstance people intend and even a have a plan to make sure is only temporary. One simply cannot make qualified and properly contextualized commentary unless that person, like me, was there and lived it when my city burned, and witnessed the unjust and oppressive antecedents--you not from nat, you not 'bout dat. OJ got away with the unconscionable because my ethnic and culture groups were blinded with a bias informed by--to say the least--those antecedents, all they cared about was an emotional, historical moment of their demoralized dignity being avenged and restored--even if only by proxy: that is a desperation "The Rich" who criticize and judge and get all parental, but can't tell anybody anything about and have no personal memories about any of those intersections, likely have never known--an infinitesimal few have forgotten and are completely oblivious (the Cristal washed it away). K, I came with many paragraphs here, but you all read books so I don't think it burdensome and this just happens to be a topic about which I am super passionate. Good Day

[@ivychardee]

I agree with everything you said!

[@darksquirrel0]

I think one thing that may be strange is having older siblings take care of younger siblings. UPGRADE.

[@danicegewiss862]

My sister was our cook, cleaning lady, and baby sitter when I was a kid. I know this first hand.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Having four children or more even for the rich isn't strange Jeff Bezos has 4 kids

[@sharonsmalls6846]

I detested this being the oldest and today I voice loudly that children are not responsible for their parents' children. I told my parents this was unfair.

[@jazzyk4046]

@@sharonsmalls6846 I agree with you. It's unfair. All children should be treated equally.

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

@@sharonsmalls6846 I agree! I had to take care of my younger brother and even though I loved him my mother would get angry at me if I couldn’t get him to put his shoes on for example. At that time, I was a young child also

[@jaesgarage615]

My answer; the people we vote into office forgot who put them there. They forget they work for us and not the other way around. UPGRADE.

[@kpkinla]

UPGRADE What poor/middle class families say to their kids: "Money doesn't grow on trees!"

[@ntnrocket1]

Some great stuff here. 6. The back charging for ATM use and minimum amounts--This is one of the worst things the poor have to go through. They are told to stop being financially invisible and get your money in the bank and start paying bills through the bank, and it is cheaper than getting a money order made out and things like that. But when they do, they are sailing too close to the wind and dip under their $1500.oo min (Wells Fart-go) or whatever it is, and get charged. What is that saying to poor people, 'Oh you can do this, but you HAVE to have enough.' 10. Having more kids than you can afford--This is a mindset I think. Why the fudge would people have kids way too young and raise them unless they just think they can't do any better?? And I think that comes from just lack of financial education and a lack of desire to try to get it. (Now, OF COURSE this doesn't apply to everyone who had kids young, so don't start sending me flame comments and getting all enraged.) 15. Not calling the cops on a crime---So the term 'dropping a dime' on someone has history to it if you think about it. Before the days of home phone use and cell phones, people had to make calls on public pay phones. After phones got into more homes in the late 40s and early 50s, if you still wanted to report someone to the cops, it was wise to do it from a pay phone so if there was a snitch in the Police Department, and most big city departments were more crooked than a dog's hind legs, he couldn't tell the bad dude it was you who make the call.

[@crawfordkmcdonald7313]

No rich person uses a debit card. Rich people use credit cards poor people use debit cards. CC cards - They build credit when used - Offer perks like cash or airline miles - Some cards allow you in exclusive clubs - Allow you to contest wrongful charges - Let your cash earn some small interest while it is in the bank.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

Definitely agree with this. 100%

[@kermitgator]

Lol, good point. you can dispute a credit card charge for up to 1 year, with a debit card, the sale is final. Credit card is a safer way to pay always, they credit card company holds the bag, not you.

[@nutritionist.srikanth]

I am an Indian and Indian do to eat canned food.....Americans know this better than anyone on earth....eating stale canned food

[@federico4239]

passing on clothes to younger siblings when they don't fit anymore!!!! so poor, so true

[@alux]

Recycling before it was cool

[@federico4239]

@Joan In Florida in poor families you wear clothes that don't fit your older siblings anymore. nobody is gonna buy new ones for sure.

[@federico4239]

@Joan In Florida if you never experienced that, good for you. nobody was talking about rich people, you just misunderstood the comment, learn english.

[@iceblue1457]

But getting fashionable to people who buy expensive clothes and toys for their children. They pass it on among themselves since the children grow fast, clothes are worn only once or twice.

[@cjar1981]

@Joan In Florida its mostly new money that spends alot on clothing etc. if you go to prep schools or boarding schools you can see where they wear patches (or at least when i was in school, ) high water pants, alot of rich the queen of england has been k now to refashion her clothing often, instead of purchasing new things ..

[@jdeleszekable]

I’ve learned 2 things listening to this video....1. I grew up “poor” 2. Being a “rich” kid sounds boring af!

[@ChillinVinillin]

Upgrade - Number 10 hits close to home. It’s amazing how many poor parents rather see their kids work a miserable part time to help out financially instead of developing a lucrative skill 🙄 Also poor people tend to become waaayyy more jaded because they’ve seen the worst of people.

[@alux]

Yeah, that's the unfortunate truth

[@nvrbored1]

Things poor do 1) in a light fixture the poor will loosen a couple of bulbs. 2) the poor walk around with their crack hanging out. 3) the rich think they are above others, their shit don't stink. 4) if the rich are at a restaurant and spill their drink they act like all innocent and blame the glass or the server. Poor people laugh at the situation & don't push blame.

[@Valerieinreverie]

How can anyone just dislike without even watching the full content? The video was uploaded just 6 mins ago! So far I find this video amazing!

[@alux]

They hate themselves and share the hate with the world

[@Valerieinreverie]

Agreed.. As the truth reminds them of their own reality that they hate and trying to avoid. Nor they upgrade their reality and hate them who does.

[@razadaza9651]

I disagree

[@jadeoconnor9675]

Would you say parents hitting and kicking their children would be strange for the rich. It's strange for me.

[@ivan4122]

Now, repeat after me, "I'LL BE CRAZY RICH". Now get immersed in the grind, be in control of your time and work smartly.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Ivan I'LL BE CRAZY RICH 😜 😝 💰

[@williamjames4031]

Haha laughing alot I don't believe I will ever be extremely wealthy.

[@iceblue1457]

I’ll be happy rich, not crazy rich.

[@caylonalonzo3920]

I love what you guys do. But respectfully number 10 is inaccurate. Only point 2( not buying contraceptives) is correct, however points 1 and 3 are completely irrelevant today, it should’ve just been said that poor people are drastically misinformed when it comes to having children etc etc.

[@rodneybhowram9027]

When the police are corrupt and with the technology we have now, the criminals do time come back out and your life is at risk.

[@MrHav1k]

This video lowkey disgusts me. Especially during a time where MILLIONS are losing their jobs/are without income. Disgusting Alux.

[@acarroll1714]

TheHvk most of their videos are nauseating. I just came for the comments and didn’t play the video.

[@evandeboer2079]

I’m actually eating canned food at the moment because every fresh fruit or vegetable is sold out in all of the grocery stores around me because of the corona virus outbreak 😷 “Upgrade”

[@muskntesla3493]

Hope the situation is gonna be better soon!!!

[@sharonsmalls6846]

I have access to fresh fruit and vegetables but was contemplating moving to frozen. I'm way too much in the community every few days purchasing them. I'm trying to stay quarantine, but every few days I'm out and about.

[@carojames6776]

Just be greatful you were lucky enough to get food - considering what we are up against.

[@evandeboer2079]

caro james don’t get me wrong, I am but it’s just a surreal situation for everyone.

[@raselaramos9657]

When dining out. Poor people: each chips in 20 dollars to pay the bill. Rich people: Fights over who pays the bill.

[@orionstar6268]

NOT ALWAYS.... there are very clear rules about this among the rich. You are expected to pay if= you made an invite or if you are the host. Then there is business etiquette to follow. You usually run with people who also know these rules so is never uncomfortable.

[@calebsoliday927]

glad I grew up poor, helped me learn alot

[@carojames6776]

It teaches you to appreciate what you have in life and most importantly how to TREAT people.

[@sunnyat2346]

caro james and also teaches one to be creative with the limited resources that one has.

[@stephanm.tjaden3887]

5: I agree 99% except in little menial things. I hire almost everything out anymore myself because my time is worth way more than that. One thing that was an exception; I own a kitchenaid mixer that my wife and I have had for 10 years. It was starting to leave a dark grease spot on the counter every we used it. Thus there were 3 options: 1- Buy a new Kitchenaid mixer at $379 plus tax 2-Send it into Kitchenaid to have the grease taken out, replaced, mailed back in about 1 month+ and spend around $125+ for the maintenance and then around $30 for shipping: so; $155 3- $9.99 and 15 minutes of my time - Unscrew 7 screws, pull top off, scoop off grease, put new grease in, close lid. Complete Even at $250,000 per year or around $120 per hour, it still was a smart economical decision to do that myself. Else: ALUX YOU ARE SO CORRECT!!!!!!!

[@explorations341]

Poor people spend on short term things like junk food, instant gratification like flashy phones, consuming entertainment etc whereas Rich people spend on long term things like education, health, and so on. UPGRADE!

[@danicegewiss862]

I put $20 in my gas tank when I'm driving by the gas station. It has been years since my credit card has been declined. I pay my card weekly. I don't go to the dentist because I can't afford it. I don't go because I'm on blood thinners and visiting the dentist is a hassle...stop my Warfarin, take the antibiotics before and after the dentist, start the warfarin, wait 6 weeks, get my blood tested. A pain. My husband is the best carpenter I know. He can bring buddies to help, but I'm not hiring someone else. The snitch bit sounds like my neighbors. They all sit on their porches and gossip...loudly. We're debating on selling and moving to a neighborhood where people have similar drive. My dog sleeps on our sofa. She's spoiled rotten. Upgrade.

[@ReggieBryant]

The music in the background is SO SMOOTH 😎. If you want to change your life and become wealthy you have to change a lot of things. Your mindset, your perspective, your expectations and your standards. Excellent, excellent video as usual. I love the value-added content Alux provides. This channel continues to motivate me with ideas for my channel.

[@sela2653]

That is 100% true. If you want to be rich you also have to change the habit of stating everything that is wrong or unfair and try to find a solution for the problem. Most people who became rich did it because they provide quality to others and profit from it. Take Google or Aple for example. Mindset makes all the difference in the world.

[@seemaanthony8365]

Upgrade. Rich people at a restaurant eat what they order from own plate. Poor people will order variety dishes and share the food. No qualms about helping themselves from other plates.

[@leviswm]

I'm a Wealthy Man that's finding a lot of these wrong i'm criticizing this whole thing now. Number 8 Is also right and wrong. The Poor do count there money. because they need to know if they have enough to buy. The Rich keep an eye on there money to. We know how much money is coming in and out at all times. Get it together ALUX. I'm not a billionaire but i'm very wealthy. and your list is only half right.

[@drm6007]

I don't consider myself poor, but I do a few of those things on the list. 05 - If I have the time and skill, I prefer to do repairs things on my own. I like the challenge, the knowledge gained and the satisfaction of getting things done. 08 - I count money so I know how I stand before going out. It's just part of being prepared. 16 - Depends where I am and what crime occurred.

[@pacorrochisholm953]

The Bad Tooth Part Got me :P I literally have a bad tooth right now and i am not getting it fixed cause i literally don't have enough money :( FML

[@sandracheeks1811]

Pacorro Chisholm It’s ridiculous that dental care is not covered by health insurance. Since when are teeth not part of the body? Every health care professional will tell you that your dental health is linked to your overall health. I understand not covering cosmetic procedures, but general preventive and restorative dental services should be covered by health insurance!

[@Elle_M717]

I hear you. I’ve put teeth on hold a few times in my life due to cheap companies that offer minimal health insurance and no dental.

[@ayanbakshi8359]

Better come to India, cost of dental care is affordable than yours that too in world class facilities which your countries insurance might not cover.

[@timwilliams9676]

I’ve been on the fence about this. I think it’s a matter of perspective & preference and/or self confidence. In my 40’s I may get tooth covered due to the world we live in, lol..

[@twinny555]

Ah man, sorry to hear that. Here’s hoping you get free dental care over there soon. A tooth pull is emergency care in the uk so it’s only £20 or free for some people. I felt so lucky when I heard that one.

[@karenbaird7402]

Having to take a plea deal When innocent

[@Speechiegirl1]

I have to disagree with the point rich people use their debit instead of credit cards. Many of the ones I know use them for the “perks” and pay it off at the end of the month.

[@brewedforyou8363]

Poor people NEVER go the extra mile for their children's education, while rich people seek out multiple tutors in order for their children to receive the best education.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

Poor people think learning stops after high school/college. It never stops. When you stop, you die. Always push forward to learn more and better yourself! Currently have two rental properties that cash flow me $1100/mo! I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel. It's all a mindset game!

[@mwendyt]

I grew up poor. We never bought dog food all the dogs got was left overs and they were never token to the vet. Current situation I now have 3 dogs they all have a really good life and frequent the vet and take monthly heartworm and flea preventative

[@alux]

That's definitely a valid point

[@EstellaSpeaks]

Upgrade Ok, this video was very disappointing, the tone was extremely condescending, and narrative chalked full of stereotypes. 1st off rich people do use credit cards, leveraging the benefits. 2nd poor people don't call police, because someone ends up dead or abused in their community.

[@ingevankeirsbilck9601]

Born upper upper-middle class but through lack of financial education found myself in less comfortable circumstances, although I am moving up now, thanks to Alux, among others. One thing the rich don't understand : saying no to an invitation because you don't have money to get to the venue. Have a great Sunday and stay safe everyone!

[@ingevankeirsbilck9601]

UPGRADE 😁

[@518149514801]

When rich people dine out, or host a dinner party, do they just waste anything not eaten? Also, are they so accustomed to outsourcing that they don't know how to use a washing machine or boil an egg? I remember watching Arthur as a kid, and that one episode where a rich girl had to stay with a working class family.

[@kdowney3422]

I would like to make a suggestion since this video enlightened me on how disconnected alux team is when comparing rich to middle class and poor citizens. Rules are very different for the rich. In rural small town America corruption runs rampant. The "Big Fish" have special privileges over little fish. I would like to suggest your team divided and experience the big fish scenario and someone else in your team experience the little fish scenario and then report.

[@ncherise74]

The disconnect was beyond glaring. Thank you for this comment.

[@jademondia6537]

Other things that are strange for the rich, yet normal, for the poor: IN THE PHILIPPINES: -(For students in a boarding house): washing their clothes/uniforms at least once a week, to keep them clean. Rich kids have multiple clothes & uniforms to choose from. For the poor, uniforms can be expensive, because most uniforms in our country are tailor-made. Most schools don't sell uniforms. They just give you the guide of how the uniforms look & how it should be sewed. The ultra rich kids have a maid or nanny living with them in the boarding house, to do menial tasks such as laundry & preparing meals. -Working a part time job, while in school. Rich parents only want their kids to focus on studying, instead of working for minimum wage. If rich kids need extra money, all they have to do is ask their folks. For extra cash, or an extra amount on their bank account. I'm blessed enough to be born in the upper middle class. 😅 But I do know what life is like, on both sides of the spectrum. Like Alux said, it's complicated. Work hard & keep learning, kids. 💋

[@manyltef9811]

majority of billionaires are coming from poor background, so they know it very well, sometimes more than we do! and even sometimes, they still do it. A reflex they carry on through out life...

[@doriswhite1348]

Rich people are more likely to make financial decisions based on logic; poor people are more likely to use emotions.

[@adarshnaik5485]

Everything starts from brain. So change your mindset if want to become rich.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

Exactly. "Think and Grow Rich" amazing book. It helped me change my mindset, and get into the real estate investing game! Currently have two rental properties that cash flow me $1100/mo! I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel. It's all a mindset game!

[@SkyWaray]

“A single person not voting, doubles the power of someone who does.” Could someone please elaborate this?

[@bfun4615]

Yes, so instead of having more voices for a person or a cause, The non voting citizen is powerless to change it. The voting citizen is making a difference in having their thoughts heard through the voting booth. The poor complain about the rich, however what is the voting percentage of the poor to have their voices heard. If all the poor people voted, it would be a very different world.

[@a18sayavedra]

I didn't realize how Blessed I am! 🙌🏼

[@sebastianeduard3324]

○Buying a few cigarettes alone, instead of a full pack ○Buying on tab from your local store and paying when your check comes in next month. We call it "the credit card of the past", but it didn't have any interest added ;) ○Paying utility bills only when they're about to cut you off ○If the car moves, who cares about that noise it keeps making?! Turn the music up & you're all good baby 😆 ○Taking her on a date in the park ○Not feeling ok to go out for lunch when your co-workers go to that "new place they've heard is great" ○Only answering calls from numbers you know, because someone else could be a creditor ○Not going to events you know people who you owe money to will attend ○You've got money = you eat You don't have money = youre not hungry 🤐 ○When everything you want as a kid will happen when mommy's next paycheck will be coming ○When you "inherit" all your clothes from your older siblings ○When vacation time means you're going to grandma's and not the seaside sipping juice boxes ○Buying second-hand articles You took me way back! I love that I experienced all this and am sure that it all got me to where I am today, being able to joke about it and laught at what, how, whom I used to be 🤣

[@nickfuller3428]

Hey Alux,I value content such as this, as being born poor and working my way up the money ladder, this is pure gold to me and important to me not to lose the roots of poverty and the journey out of it.Much love from a proud member.

[@zlistcelebrityYT]

She was 100% right until the snitching topic. She’s conflating two different things. In “poor” areas, many citizens do not cooperate with police because out of fear of repercussions by the criminals they would be telling on, and in most cases the police can’t save you. Also, because of corruption and police brutality, many people in bad areas don’t want to associate with cops at all. Cops aren’t brutalizing rich people because they’ve got money, lawyers, power and connections. So there’s an element of distrust there to say the very least. It’s not some crazy belief system; it’s born of real life experiences....I just wish people who haven’t really had those experiences wouldn’t subscribe to the notions of the people who have had them. And “snitching” doesn’t apply to non-criminals. I believe that police are there to serve and protect and therefore regular people should absolutely call the police or help with investigations when they can. Now when it comes to the CRIMINAL element....THAT is where “snitching” comes into play. There is a belief system; a code. And the code is “If you decide to involve yourself in illegal activities then you do so of your own free will and at your own risk, and you understand that your actions can and likely will lead to prison or death. No one’s forcing you to choose a life of crime. You chose it, and therefore YOU should stand up and face the consequences of your choices and actions if law enforcement catches up to you, without bringing down others to save your own skin.” The paradox, however, is that accepting a life of crime is also excepting that being snitched on is one of the risks you run. 😂 The other part of the code is that criminals police themselves aka “You chose to be a criminal and disobey the law, so don’t call the law to fix the problems you brought on yourself.” The sad thing is we have this new generation of kids who do not have to live the street life or who just flat out DONT live those lives, turning around and trying to mix the “Street code” in becuase it seems cool to them. The generation before them (my generation) did not do enough to keep that way of thinking completely off their radar. The real truth is, most real gangsters don’t want to be gangsters. They actually hate the lifestyle and envy the rich people who can wake up every day without all the headaches. What I’m trying to say is....I love Alux (;

[@auro1986]

hoarding medicine, food, fuel, and other essential commodities are normal for rich and strange for poor people

[@carojames6776]

Luckily for me its normal. A lot of things are just forward thinking.

[@bfun4615]

I'm a hoarder and I have two of everything, including 5 cars, 2 houses (which in turn makes me richer because of rents). People always ask me why I need two of everything. I buy things on sale (including houses) and save them until I need them. Cars are a commodity that actually decrease in value however I have cars that I have already bought and will use them when it's time to need them. I buy everything in the perspective of the long run.

[@adobotravels]

2. I have over 17,000+ credit limit but only use less than 5% of the credit card I use credit cards to get cash back and save it. Only spend what you can afford so the greedy banks don't eat you alive guys! :)

[@JoiCarlaBodyBar]

Disagree with some: Rich people do use credit, I'm not rich nor poor, but my son got his own room, what year are you in? Walking for 30 min? Even the poor got a car now. Lol I agree about the crime, call the cops when bad things happen.

[@alittlepeaceandkarma]

I thought rich people live below their means, but this video says rich people just spend money.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

They spend money to make money :) spending money on things that will generate cash flow. Currently have two rental properties that cash flow me $1100/mo! I talk about my experiences and knowledge on my KZbin channel. It's all a mindset game!

[@Dinniddinnid]

Just realized I'm poor...

[@alux]

Now you know what you have to do

[@Dinniddinnid]

@@alux thank You Alex 💯💯💯

[@Dinniddinnid]

@Stickee Bee Garden the channel is called Alex

[@Dinniddinnid]

@Stickee Bee Garden ooohhhh yeah, thanks =)

[@wildtill9]

@@Dinniddinnid LOL. You think it's bad now, wait until you get old

[@beautifultower]

This time I have to step into.. Spritz is a cocktail used as a starter and it does not simply include water and sparkling wine ( Prosecco ) but it is one third of Prosecco, one third of water and one third of Aperol that is another not alcohlic beverage. :)

[@Sweetbirdd]

Among the first 10 viewers. 💪❤️ keep motivating us more in this hard time. Like if you’re among the first ones viewing

[@alux]

Thank you for joining us today Rahma! Please stay safe!

[@bherber]

One caveat on #2 (credit cards) is that the rich can use them wisely for rewards and as long as you pay off the balance every month.

[@JamesHollowayYT]

How I do it is, I use my credit card to pay for, lets say groceries. I walk out to my car, and then I pay off that amount via the credit cards app!

[@isaacjulius7008]

I was expecting a video like "15 Smart Ways to Cash in on Global Pandemic" 5 million view to Alux, Thank me later. Today's motivational video is amazing as always

[@slickstreetstudio4234]

Up

[@guhcnbcgbthanks6950]

You forgot washing dishes by hand instead of using the dishwasher.

[@dariemperez6833]

Graham Stephan would disagree about using debit cards instead of credit cards.

[@kylephoenix3686]

Upgrade! I recently gave a supervisor this book by Ruby Payne and charts in it for him to understand what he was seeing and upset in coworkers and how to help/mentor them to change their poverty based cultural behaviors. I also regularly teach it to my students. amzn.to/2xcM8wO Things I notice Poor people do that (I) Rich don't or find confusing. 1. Being in relationships that are unhealthy or dissatisfying because the person is bringing in money for the rent, bills, etc.. As broader pin point the mention of people hanging outside---I was on a date with a guy and he was going on and on about his family sitting out on the stoop on summer evenings. And he was like wasn't it like that for you? I was like no---we had a porch when we moved into a house in a gated community and before that we had terraces on high rise apartments...or we just went places, we never sat outside on the stoop. The one time we did, or a couple of times with my cousins and their family I remember a birthday cake fight outside and then another time one of my cousins was shot and killed up the block. I often have to remind people that yes, I'm Black but I didn't grow up in poverty. That same guy I was dating when we would go out would stand shoulder to shoulder with me when I went to teh ATM, I thought it was odd but then later I noticed other couples doing it---at ATMs, stores, etc ad i realized Poor People act as 1 Hive mind and move as groups in those exchanges. 2. Rarely have time fillers or hobbies. I notice lots of Poor people playing on their phones as a time filler. I go back and forth on trains here in Manhattan and Brooklyn. From home in Manhattan to projects I work on in Brooklyn I literally notice teh appearance and disappearance of books. The more ethnic a neighborhood the less books read on the train. The more integrated Middle Class/Higher and White, the more people have a book on the train, it's like a peeking library to check out what people are reading and people make comments to each other. 3. Being able to write well. I've had poor Bronx office admins complain about my cursive writing--she distinctly called it "chicken scratch" twice---which is funny because I write in cursive 99%of the time and I occasionally wonder if it's illegible to my own eye but I get compliments---even on the train when I'm writing---about my script writing. Further, being about to write an observational report, knowing how to spell words or look up the correct spelling---I notice in jobs I've had outside of education where there's more middle to lower class people horrible syntax, grammar, spelling presented on a professional level (more than typos) and I understand why people aren't promoted.

[@sharonsmalls6846]

I believe this would have been more beneficial if you had proofread it. I'm assuming why I had difficulty following some of the thought patterns. I do know that auto-correction transpires during posting. I did not proofread, so, please forgive if there are any errors.

[@jazzyk4046]

I love your sharing. I've always wondered about people's awful grammar and spellings too. They just don't bother. Now it makes sense: they're usually the ones from poorer backgrounds where being as correct as possible is seen as snotty or a show off. Also, I notice poor people or those raised up poor, tend to use crass words and impolite expressions more often. They also tend to be very envious and judgmental.

[@AmyPeachPhD]

Hmmm...wanna revisit #15 in light of recent developments? One would hope Ferguson would have clarified it but better late than never.

[@saiprasaddvd]

I'm from ANDHRA PRADESH and going to MUMBAI to change my life for the better. It's happening only because of u. You've given the strength to me. Thank you ALUX.COM.

[@alux]

Good luck Pradesh!

[@w60337]

Eating ramen noodles for days and drinking tap water. Scraping all your change together and getting cash. Buying shoes at Payless and wearing knock off Prowings. Shopping at Kmart and Montgomery Wards. Being stingy with the heat in the winter and having to use fans in the summer because only one room had an air conditioner. Hanging clothes instead of using a dryer. Simply put, growing up poor SUCKS. UPGRADE

[@dasultanz]

9. "Indian and Mexican members of our audience will know this all too well." Well, I am neither and I find this statement super offensive.

[@therillemc6302]

U black? Lmao hey I'm Mexican man, and to be brutally honest most indians, Mexicans, and African Americans have been in this situation. A majority of them. Sad truth is a lot of races are uneducated and that's just a truth if we were more understanding of the fact that it's all about a persons character and brain than the color of their skin we wouldn't be getting offended over race but over weak and strong minded individuals...independent of color most whites got it made... That's not saying being white is = to success but they managed to educate their own race and get ahead. Us minorities need to wake the fuck up and do the same for the people of our own race

[@taylenday]

Only a few minutes in and the Alux girl has said "ya'll" and "shit" already. This is going to be an interesting one.

[@taylenday]

OMG LOL UPDATE, SHE SAID YOUR PULL OUT GAME IS WEAK!

[@ghiepascual740]

Most if not all of the things mentioned apply to me, sadly. I grew up in an unimaginable poverty that I just wish I could just forget every single thing that we had to go thru to survive. Tbh, I cry whenever I remember the old days, so I'm doing my best to move forward. #upgrade

[@luqicharmz]

“I bought a house, it's a two bedroom house, but I think it's up to me to decide how many bedrooms there are. This bedroom has an oven in it. This bedroom has a lot of people sitting around watching TV. This bedroom is over in that other guy's house.” - Mitch Hedburg

[@xyrkiejohn26]

When your poor the family fight for the little food in the plate. UPGRADE

[@businessoutsidethelines]

Upgrade on #9 getting creative... Spaghetti in our house was about 3-4 pounds of pasta, 2 cans tomato paste, equal parts water a Shillings flavor packet and about 1 pound of hamburger. If you wanted protein in your meal, you hoped the pot was sitting closest to you. It wasn't until after getting educated in the Navy and becoming an electronic engineer, I found out what Spaghetti was supposed to be like at a nice Italian restaurant. I also learned that squash doesn't need to be cooked into a goo that runs all over your plate!

[@nadirrabah6756]

#15 come on "Snitches get stitches" but you're right Alux Lady. (I always report suspicious activities especially in my new clean neighborhood) But there's also corruption in the upper crust too (who buys politicians?)

[@jamekajefferiesDiamond]

Playing “Game of Thrones” with your groceries was hilarious 🤣 I had to hear it twice. I love your videos!

[@courtjester710]

One of the best parts of Sunday Thanks Alux

[@alux]

You're welcome Jester

[@zp7741]

"not fixing your teeth* J cole- "how's it feel to have a crooked smile"