BTT #76 - 8 Toxic People Men Must Avoid

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[@sdmfp333]

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[@ohdagee]

In summary, just avoid your exes, avoid those "friends" that didn't grow at the same pace as you and shame you for changing your ways and avoid those "colleagues" that put gossip over work. Be wise, brothers. You're better than all that.

[@frankrabbit2247]

That's exactly what I'm trying to get away from now. The only wrench in that gear is some of those people include my wife's best friend and that idiotic lives playing a game of who's best at mediocrity. It's a fools game to climb up moron mountain, because it only goes down.

[@journeytothevoid2899]

Would you do this to parents or siblings

[@Godemperor420blazeit]

@@journeytothevoid2899 “blood is thicker than water” is just a saying. Yes sibling and parents are no exception.

[@jimmyvonvitti5204]

"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.” - Mark Twain

[@dpstrial]

Absolutely true. It's the methodology of KZbin trolls.

[@potato2941]

I would argue, who is the stupid one. The one who is stupid or the one arguing with the stupid one.

[@30aught68]

The problem with stupid people is they dont know they are stupid

[@Ikaros23]

1: Cut narcissists/toxic people out of your life 2: Cut narcissism and toxic traits out of your own character 3: Take 100% accountabillity of your own actions 4: Have people around you who are also accountable 5: Social minimalism as in the video is highly important. That is keep inventory on people in your life. Just let the toxic people go. Don`t make drama, just let them fade away. If they don`t have respect of your boundarys then simply don`t take the phone, or answer them online

[@jackh7184]

I cut my best friend of 10 years out of my life this year after he made the decision to get violent over a political disagreement. In addition to (trying) to hurt me he also accused me of some truly vile, disgusting, and unfounded things. The truth is that the warning signs of a weak man were always there. I just chose to ignore them because he was a good friend. People’s true colours will eventually reveal themselves. Be very careful with who you let into your inner circle.

[@wiseonwords]

Sounds like you made a very smart decision to drop this so-called friend like he was a stinking fish! Getting violent over a political disagreement and making vile, unfounded accusations against you - unforgivable!

[@jbsantosII]

@Jack, I hear you. One of my best friends of 10 years stabbed me in the back and I cut him off. I also ignored the red flags but when the shit hit the fan his true colors came out and I just cut him off. It’s been 3 years, and I’m glad I cut him off. Power to you bro!

[@kindredspiritzz66]

I lost a good friend over his Trump fetish. I dont miss him.

[@CEWIII9873]

Telling people you voted for Carter twice sometimes causes such a reaction...

[@your.dark.lord.]

I had to cut off a :friend' when I casually mentioned I liked some of the things Trump did, then she threw a hissy fit full of virtue signalling. When someone does that it means brainwashing and fanaticism. Real people are ok with other beliefs, because they know people are what's important, not politics, not propaganda.

[@charliedallachie3539]

Pretty much anybody that exhibits cluster B personality disorders (narcissism, BPD, sociopaths..etc) especially in the workplace. They can derail your career. I discovered it through my ex girlfriend but now I see it in my own work, the guy trying to throw you under the bus or undermine you for no reason at all just to get ahead even if you’re on the same team. Overtime you should learn red flags in people (not just women)....

[@gezzapk]

Very true. Not just woman do this but many narcissist guys can be jealous of your success and try to drag you down with them if they see you succeeding one small bit.

[@Solo-gx2xc]

Just got done dating my first and only single mom for a year. This video was quite the refresher to look in the mirror and work on my SMV. I’m turning 26 next month and have a 10 year plan to peak at 36. Thank you rich for the truth bombs we all need and love. The world would be a better place if people stop avoiding the cold hard truths.

[@myalterego9042]

Broken up with a single mom for 3 months now...what a trainwreck..I totally understand

[@Solo-gx2xc]

When bombs are dropped. People hide. Finances and Health goes a huge way. No price on freedom.

[@Brian-xp3uy]

It took me too long in my life to realize that these toxic people need to be disasociated with. Instant life improvement when you disassociate.

[@30aught68]

When you become debt free dont tell anyone if you want freinds.

[@andypagakis]

Nah find better friends

[@areafortyone]

I'm looking forward to reading your book Richard. Thumbs up...

[@robertduda4234]

I downloaded the chapter on "..Red Flags .." Excellent!

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Awesome, thank you!

[@HaNN1BaL93]

Is the book on audible or not yet? Cheers 🍻

[@ShinkuGouki]

I met a friend in middle school,back in 1998. He introduced me to skateboarding. I really got into skateboarding and even borrowed my neighbors' skateboard several times before I finally got my own. This friend of mine came over and met my mom,my younger sister and my older brother (my dad was no longer living with us). He invited me over and I met his aunt,uncle,cousins and nephews (his mom had recently passed away due to cancer).We soon became inseparable. He missed his mom,and I missed my dad. I thought we had something in common that made us understand each other better than others ever could. His dad became an alcoholic after the loss,and I don't blame him. Losing a loved one is difficult to deal with. One Saturday morning, I was over at his house looking for him. As I approached the door, he stormed out and his dad was drunk and yelled at him. I said "what's goin' on?" and as he wiped his tears,he told me "come on,let's get tf out of here" We were skating down the main street as we talked. I said "what happened?" He said "my dad,just being a drunk A-hole." We arrive at our favorite hamburger joint called 'Happy's Hamburgers.' "I just asked my dad for some money to get something to eat and he was drunk as usual and just went off on me." I said "He lost your mom,I can't blame your pops". We grew up hanging out every day throughout middle school and high school. We double-teamed a girl that was our age and lived in his apartment complex,we ditched school together,we were like brothers. He told me many times "you know that you're like my brother mf." He actually proved that by putting me ahead of his real brother on a few occasions,which his brother hated,so I believed him. After high school, we spent less time together but we stayed in touch. Then the red flags began to sprout. His brother tried getting at my girl behind my back and even though he knew,he didn't tell me. I had a couple of hamsters that he killed,burned and buried in my backyard. Torturing animals for pleasure is a huge red flag. One day, he asked to borrow $350 usd because he was "short on rent" and I let him borrow the money. I didn't hear from him for 2 years. He suddenly shows up in a brand new car,he promised to pay me back and I said "no worries,man. Whenever you get the money" We had been talking about getting motorcycles for over a year and then we decided to visit a dealership. Turns out he had no credit,but my credit was good enough to get 2 bikes. When the dealer rep told us that,I looked over at him and said "if I get it for you,are you going to be responsible?" And he said "mf you know me." I got him the bike. He seemed so happy and thankful. 6 months later,he let a friend ride it. That guy totalled the bike and broke 2 ribs. My "friend" vanished and left me paying $13,500 usd for the bike (it was financed). 3 years later,he called me out-of-the-blue. He wanted to get together and catch up. I declined. He never offered to pay me for it,he didn't keep his word and that was the last time I talked to him (2022). So much for that 20 year-old friendship, huh? I thought we would be friends for life,but like my mom always says, "with friends like that,who needs enemies?"

[@andypagakis]

Most toxic people in my life where my parents, man they sucked and you described a lot of their behavior here Thanks for all you do bro

[@Philipet1055]

I love the way you talk about stuff and give an exemple or a personal experience. It always makes your points very clear, thank you

[@MikeRuh01]

People that will lie for no reason will lie about everything.

[@rustysmackleford2333]

100%, they'll even do it when it confers no benefit to themselves

[@replicantmonk4310]

I realized I was one of these toxic people, and then suddenly my whole life made sense...

[@ClarkeIllmatical]

Nothing wrong with realizing you need to fix something or have areas that need to be improved.

[@your.dark.lord.]

Does that mean you didn't know what you were doing?

[@84Terminator]

Facts are more important than feelings, if you mess up with facts, then you're not gonna feel good, no matter how many illusions you believe!

[@daveoshea7657]

And don't forget about sugar, the 😔 most addictive substance, everything in moderation

[@ClarkeIllmatical]

Rich, what I like about your content is that you force men to take a hard look at themselves and repair things that are broke.

[@tomburroughes9834]

Giving the kind of advice my Dad, god love him, gave to me when I was in my teens. I was v. lucky. You are doing the Lord's work, Richard, because it is plainly the case that many men weren't told this. Of course it also helps to have true friends who are prepared to point things out.

[@darthsquidious8579]

You can only be shamed if you are ashamed

[@pomfpomf21]

-broking promises -bad habits -stupid tattoos -poor boundaries -questionable education titles -excuses

[@arashghanbari5907]

Fantastic video Richard. Negative/toxic people have definitely dragged me down in large increments before.

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

You and me both!

[@tomlindsay7861]

I can listen to Rich talk non stop for eternity.

[@anamericanman]

I liked your content and relaxed delivery on this one.

[@30aught68]

Well that eliminates about 99.8% of everyone

[@ernestcarter7073]

Great video bro! It's open my eye about 8 people who are unhealthy for my life. Thanks for the video

[@matthewbrown6163]

So bloody true - I once owned a video / film production house. Part of my services include video tape duplication & the number of "favours" I did for friends & the then GF who had me copy her sister's wedding for all the family overseas. Since we split, she has been married 3 x times - LOL

[@kings3r3n]

Hey rich I just wanted to say thanks for the great advice. About sails and anchors. Have a great day my man.

[@sangwoomah698]

This video is spot on. I can come up with multiple examples of every one of these points from my life.

[@DavidTutmarkGuitar]

Thank you Richard for your consistently realistic advise. We appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@onezerotwofour184]

9:40 is scary to me, because the only people I'm around these days I generally don't look up to. That isn't to say there is nothing I can learn from them (that certainly isn't the case) but there are plenty of life mistakes they haven't avoided that I better. All I can do is keep trying to take steps in a good direction. That's my plan for now. Step by step.

[@michaeldooley5845]

Great work , been watching your stuff for a couple of years now. Always sound advice and i pass it on to those who care to listen...those that dont well i dont waste any energy on. Thanks anyway , keep posting

[@kikoyordanov7745]

This is by far one of the best videos ever!

[@markog42]

I'd add ppl with a victim mentality, they have nothing but excuses.. May overlap with lazy ppl (tho some lazy ppl are unapologetic).. Both totally unreliable.. Love your work rich, keep it up! Thx

[@markog42]

Also ppl that will poo poo your ideas bc they are afraid you might leave them behind (ahem, parents)

[@danielbeaudoin8462]

Great work Richard love the content. I shared it on fb page and to my son .

[@illyrian8991]

you sir are a great dad!!

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@TRex-sj1bi]

Really enjoyed this video, it made sense of the whole "inner circle" concept. Its hard to let go. It was worth it once I did.

[@OnderHassan]

My parents both started with only £15 between them, living in a dump council estate in a rough end of London with my older sister in tow. They both built a family together and are now proud owners of a house, mortgage-free. A man would have to be extremely lucky to be able to meet a woman like that in this day and age. To be supportive and loyal during rough times as well as the good. If that isn't a virtue, then I don't know what is.

[@CEWIII9873]

Those days are over. Be an army of one.

[@risefromyourpain]

Sadly those times are long gone. Best to stay single and build your own life.

[@OnderHassan]

@@risefromyourpain There are girls like that still around bro. Just have faith, stay patient, and above all... Be a high-value person who lives by those standards. I went on a date with a girl like that recently. Just be willing to let go of the ones who aren't good for you so you can allow the ones in who are.

[@chuychubasquino2957]

Preach my brother, preach! I wish I had found you years ago... thanks from Colorado in the US of covid fear.

[@justenfinch5911]

Regarding #1, the liar. I once dated a woman that told everybody she dated John Mayer before he became famous. A simple google search for the timeline proved her wrong, and I never believed her. But my sister made the best comment. "If she dated John Mayer, what is she doing with you? I love you, but you're also unemployed. If she's able to date all these celebrities, why is she knocking at your door?" FYI, I was unemployed at the time but since I kicked her out of my life, I made huge gains and now make more money than i ever have and have no issues. My stock is continuously going up. This is a great list. Love your content. Keep doing the work!

[@dunzy1825]

I'm sure it wasn't a date, it was probably a smash and dash thing and she hasn't gotten over it. You're lucky you got out.

[@justenfinch5911]

@@dunzy1825 without going too far into details, it lasted over a year and I was lead on, used, etc. There were other lies that came out after the fact. After I had enough, I kicked her out of my life and she's tried several times to get back in. All ending in a big NOPE for her. She even contacted my sister to help her in getting me back. That wasn't a smart move. She was a piece of work and screwed herself over. I refuse to let someone like that back in my circle. I am grateful every day I got out of that situation. It really opened my eyes to hypergamy and all that. I agree man, lucky indeed.

[@WOODY-REBEL]

Man I love this channel. In fact I love all of them. I've learned so much and been turned onto so many amazing books too. Thanks Rich. Mad respect.

[@kauffrau6764]

Good advice for Women too. I'm listening...Enjoy these episodes.

[@dj_mw6055]

Glad I came across your channel Very informative topics well explained good thing I've always been well with reading liars.

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Welcome aboard!

[@paradigmarson9586]

I feel sorry for the lamps. I empathize with commodities.

[@feelnrite]

I am finding that the older I get the more folks I need to avoid. Some folks are just toxic.

[@dpstrial]

Also you find that age can turn some people toxic. I have recently had to walk away from a good friend of 30 years, who has in old age become bitter and twisted. I didn't want him to drag me down with him.

[@VwapTrader]

Don’t forget, sometimes you yourself are the toxic one without being aware of it, and that naturally creates a pattern of behaviour of other people around you

[@markdanielsmarksinspiratio3547]

Great advice Rich. Very true as I have experienced both sides of the coin. Easier for someone to drag you down than for you to pick someone up.

[@killaclownz911]

Wonderful video Rich! Thanks again for all the great content brother! Much love to you!

[@trevorcopeland6379]

Rich Cooper built the hospital he was born in

[@jayjasonhackard]

Sound advice 🔥 love the pearls Richard !

[@myalterego9042]

I wanted to comment to increase you youtube algorithm 👍

[@msstroh]

Thanks for the Robert Green book!

[@SuperiorVending]

Conversation between me and my now ex while I was telling her I was done and leaving her. Her: it just gets really frustrating that I can tell you something 100 times but you won't believe me Me: it's really frustrating catching you in a picture proof lie and you'll still sit here and try to tell me I'm wrong

[@nikhila2006]

Superb talk ! Thank you.

[@beetleything1864]

They say you can cure a thief but not a lier.......once somebody lies to you then you can NEVER believe or trust them again....

[@aleccadena9061]

i wish i found this dude when i graduated highschool.

[@tonyanderson191]

I went to family court. My ex(at the time made $50,000 more than I did and has nothing to show for it) was trying to get an increase in child support. I told the judge"I'm her EX. I am not accountable for her being extremely bad with money". And it worked. Was granted a decrease.

[@CEWIII9873]

You monster! How dare you prevent a strong, independent woman becoming more strong and independent by surrendering more of your money?!

[@GalestianMusic]

Great content. Sort of like receiving honest advice from an older uncle or grandfather. Thank you.

[@tommiller7177]

Certainly the first two are the most important. I tried to pare the list down... couldn't really. Thanks for great video.

[@majorkade]

Enjoyed this one. Also appreciated the nod to Mr. Robert Greene. Thanks, Rich.

[@tym5583]

This was a great video man these are awesome, informative and from experience videos thst are very high quality! Also, what do these 19 year olds do that make 2K A-day just curious and wanting to level up

[@danielnicpon1374]

8 thumbs down by toxic people

[@taztaz8781]

THANK YOU, GREAT ADVICE, MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER.

[@VwapTrader]

6:06 - 6:08 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and 🤣 That was HILARIOUS. That little “no” was a genuine “no” going as far back as childhood 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VwapTrader]

Sorry, 25:34 - 25:36 I had the video timer in countdown rather than count up. Lol.

[@danejacques2119]

I personally disagree with the bad choice one. People make some bad choices, which could change their life financially and thats unfortunate. Its a different story if they are consistently doing it and not taking ownership and changing it. I do think though that if you have a friend who made a bad choice financially etc that you stand by them and help them out/steer them in the right direction if needed. Don't ditch them and get rid of them as it says a lot about you as an individual then. Let's not get this confused with someone who consistently makes bad choices and is a burden on your life though. Just my two cents.

[@Candide1776]

"You are the company you keep." - My Granny

[@cheapsoot1981]

"You should love a woman's body for what it looks like... NO!" 🤣 Lmfao

[@nathanmayes2164]

Kind of a conundrum; if people better off than you are hanging out with you - then they're the 'bad choices' type - as people shouldn't hang out with people worse off than them. So the 'bad choices' is actually a good thing if the person is better off than you in life - because otherwise, you'd never have access to those doing better.

[@FarlessBlue]

It's apparent to me that most people are toxic. I've lived in the same area most of my Life (15 years, and I'm 21) and I live in a city called Hampstead, NC. It's not the most populated area ( population: 5,717), but decent. Everyone I know has addiction issues. Either weed or alcohol daily, and some even heroine and opiates but, I don't allow the heavy addicts into my space even remotely. There isn't a "friend" that I have that is healthy, in shape, and financially stable. The closest friend to that deals marijuana in large quantities, but that's it. I'm staying focused on me, I've only been adopting the Red Pill methods for a year now, and I can feel and see the polarization. It'll be a "lonely" road, but, what's loneliness when I have myself to look after? I've always had Red Pill tendencies when it comes to feeling that I need to distance myself from everyone but I've never begun to understand, until this past year. Yes, because of a breakup. Before, I always thought it was me who needed to adopt more acceptable behavior and "fit in". People pleaser tendencies. I'm currently working towards deleting that mode of behavior and establishing more self-respect and dignity, along with many other lessons beyond those main two points. Your videos have been a great help, I've watched many of them. Thank you Rich!

[@davidwilliamson1535]

Thank you very much Rich. Men helping men. Iron sharpen iron. 😊👍😊👍👍👍👍👍

[@CarlosPerez-rb5br]

Hello Rich, do you have any video about having a female boss? Damn it, it's difficult.

[@alvaroalvarez9913]

I used to be friends with someone with most of these traits, and when I realized this, I made the decision this guy will no longer be my friend. Problem is we work together and see him almost everyday and comes to my department to talk to me every now and then. Sometimes we talk and sometimes he’ll talk to me when he’s bored and got no else to talk to and starts being negative or talking shit about others usually I Ignore it but he doesn’t take a hint and keeps on trying to talk to me when I don’t want to, what do I do in this situation?

[@SilveryFoxster]

Thank you for your wisdom and advice Rich, stay safe brother 👍

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

You bet

[@kindredspiritzz66]

What fricking 19 yr old makes 50k a month? Cmon Rich live in reality with the rest of us.

[@Seabee156]

Rich, Can you make a video on how to spot liars? Wether it’s girlfriends, best friends or random people who try to con you?

[@robertduda4234]

Look on KZbin under Ted Talks.

[@nathanmayes2164]

There's 2 types of brains, those that can grasp logic - and those that can't. Those that can't (primarily females, and new age males raised by females) feel, instead of think. Why does this matter? Because feelers only know their emotions. Ergo - they're never genuinely lying. This is why you'll never really hear 'liar' applied to a woman. - As far as females are concerned, she was honest that Tuesday when she said she loved you - and she was honest on Wednesday when she said she loved the other guy. This is why Rich says 'it's all about right now with them',. and to take it with a grain of salt. They forever honor their feelings, and feelings are fleeting. - The logical, on the other hand, know they're lying - when they're lying. These are the people who you might be able to catch signs from. But if you're trying to figure 'how to know when a chick means what she says', they always mean what they say, it's just what they say has no permanent basis. Their words are meaningless. Best simply to go off their actions. - The best overall way to avoid being the victim of both - is never put yourself in a position to have to rely on anyone. It's always your fault when you get burned. Always. Go through life with that realization, and you'll be rock solid.

[@nathanmayes2164]

​@Path Finder My grandma used to say, 'the world can only hang you if you give it enough rope'. - I used to think like you. It is a never ending parade of being disappointed by people. Writing off people after people - for the simple fact they are humans, and will always move based upon incentives. - If you want to be able to count on someone to come through for a particular situation, you better make sure the incentives are reinforcing that wanted outcome. - Now that the realization has set in, that every time I have been 'let down' - it was because I opened myself up to be let down, 'surprise surprise' - it has never happened again. And now I have acquaintances by the 100s, to which I'll never have to 'write off' because they'll never be in a position to 'let me down'; because I put too much faith in 'magical forces' that would somehow make them 'superhuman relationships' should incentives shift.

[@nathanmayes2164]

@Path Finder I genuinely like all the people I know - or I don't know them. They all genuinely like me, or they don't know me. That is the only prerequisite. - Your 'meaningful relationships' are predicated on what others will do for you, when your emotions demand it, or they are 'not worthy of your presence'. - In the end, I'll be fine. You'll forever be let down. It's your life. To each his own.

[@nathanmayes2164]

@Path Finder If you only knew. lol I have whole clans. The guy who is always there for all of them, never asking for anything in return. Armies, friend. Armies. But now we're treading into territory where you would have to 'trust' my words, and I'd never expect such. Tell yourself whatever you have to. I was just giving advice. Take it or leave it. My guess is it struck home for a reason. You don't want to face the fact you probably wrote off people you really enjoyed - for expectations that no man would have ever fulfilled. But now that's just me guessing, like you are. This back-and-forth has reached it's climax. I shall head home and take a shower. You have a good one.

[@jorgeloya6420]

Very real and true stuff sir...I agree

[@momma_goose]

Great vid - truth bomb once again ✌️

[@Cristian-rz2qq]

Great video Richard! Really looking forward to getting the book. Is the book going to be on Amazon? Cheers

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Yes

[@TheTericbarraclough]

Top quality of content as always, thank you

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Charless_Martel]

Let a toxic friend in the house after years,ofcourse he took coke, weed,booze and thought it was a good idea to drive. Later he blamed it on me, it was my sister who wanted the coke or something. Ghost them, hopefully they dont do to much damage before u do it like in my case.

[@cornflakesyuh3235]

That guy definitely meant “black” not “back”😂😂

[@jimmycampbell78]

Lol I thought so too

[@gezzapk]

Back chicks are real bro. They always come straight back for ya lol

[@nucemgd]

well said Rich...I would add the need to reflect personally on each of these items. Are you exhibiting any of these traits? Are you one of these people? I guess I always knew that I have some of these traits but listening to this was hard but galvanizing. Time to get to work.

[@ENDWOKEDEGENERACY]

Hey Rich I’ve got this sports bike I’d love to show you day. Only $50 a tank too 😉

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

Deal!

[@jss1975snow1]

"The Guy that has been running conferences for 12 years without a pot to piss in" 🤣

[@LordVader.66]

I've been drinking a half gallon every 2 days of Crown Royal. Been doing doing this or the last 4.months.. I haven't drank in 4 days and don't plan on it again. I put on 20lbs and hate waking up in a fog and my guts hurting.

[@persona-non-grata]

Be very careful man. If you were that dependent on alcohol, quitting cold turkey can lead to withdrawals that can be life threatening. Just wanted to give a heads up, as delirium tremens can manifest typically 3-5 days after your last drink. Go to the ED if necessary. Stay safe.

[@LordVader.66]

@@persona-non-grata so far so good. Feel healthy as can be tho I am only doing light exercise for now just in case. Don't wanna stress my system anymore than need be

[@edwardduarte7393]

Definitely check out the ED if you have to. A lot of mental illness/depression is linked to alcohol. I was the let's get drinks guy and before I knew it I was drinking about. 1/5 every few days by myself. I stopped six years and half ago. Smoking was really bad for me too. I stopped through hypnosis over two years and $4,000.00 later.

[@LordVader.66]

@@edwardduarte7393 I appreciate your words. I am lucky enough to not smoke or things of that nature. My problem for drinking is not enough hobbies and boredom. I am one of those people that need to be insanely busy from the time I wake up until the time I go to sleep. Even as an alcoholic, I am high functioning alcoholic. It is an uphill battle whether sober or not.

[@rustysmackleford2333]

Did you stay off? I got off about a month ago, no cravings unless I'm around it

[@mcwbadass]

A stern talking to from a pure winner.

[@charliediamond6197]

17:38 somebody has been listening to the sunscreen song

[@vwluvin9164]

My ex gf worked retail, she would use the price tag gun to put tags back on her tommy shirt and return it on Monday

[@paradigmarson9586]

I wonder how much deprecation on the value of the lamps is caused by opening them.

[@spell66]

No man can be cunning enough if you use the rule; talking is silver and silence is golden. Only talk to ask the question why or how does that work. Do that twice and any moron will talk himself into the ground.

[@charliereussner1513]

This is great advice!!!

[@markdanielsmarksinspiratio3547]

Really solid advice.

[@acmelbourne]

Great topic and advice

[@bonziguy31]

Great insight! I definitely appreciate it. Can't help but notice, do you have white/light square to the right and queen on her color? Looks like the chess board is set up wrong. Just saying.

[@chamiljayasekera6782]

GREAT CONTENT!

[@JazzDuets]

awesome video. Thanks!

[@nathanmontgomery5878]

So many stupid people I'v e had to kick out of my life recently.

[@SuperElectricpatrick]

I cut toxic people out of my life instantly. It really their choice. They can be apart of my life as long as they act accordingly.

[@msstroh]

congruency is key!

[@AudioBookKnowledge]

Great content brother

[@georgeg2369]

Rich - @7:07 what does it imply when the girlfriend buys items and then returns them? My ex used to do that all the time. I thought it was weird but didn’t make a big deal of it

[@EntrepreneursInCars]

It implies she can neve be happy, do you want to spend the rest of your life making an unhappy person happy?

[@jmd3236]

Rich...how is that winter in Canada? Greetings from Florida))))