EASY MODE IS OVER - TIMMY'S ARE ANGRY

[@NickelEdge]

"Don't get emotional!" - Rudy The last time we saw Rudy, he was throwing boxes of Monarch.

[@danielgranda896]

I am a new viewer but long-time collector and really appreciate your content over the last few months. “Perspective” is one of the costliest and valuable lessons in life. I have been collecting/investing since 13 and would be a millionaire by now if I just took more calculated risks in my 20s and NOT as many in my 30s to learn this. I was too afraid to loose money in my 20s and felt too much pressure to catch up in my 30s. I did not have the proper perspective on the long-term and how much life can change over decades of adulthood,(kids anybody…) Now that I am in my forties I have made lots of money and lost lots of money and the losses ALWAYS taught me more. The losses also teach you about resilience, which is something only “paying your dues” and “taking Chuck Norris fists” can teach you. Learn a market you love, assess the data, set a clear goal, and as Rudy says, “Always respect the Supply!” P.S. Never use “live-on” money for calculated risks folks.

[@Livingwithdirt]

I’m broke 24/7 but I’m working hard to progress, slowly but surely. Whatever money I have left over now a days, I save. I wish I could fund my hobbies like Magic or cars. But thank goodness my car is paid off and I’m not in debt, I have no crazy bills, or student loans to pay back. I’m just grateful for what I have and I wake up every morning extremely happy. Appreciate you Rudy.

[@marginis]

7:50 My boss got his job by being related by blood to the people in charge.

[@bokeshow]

This be hitting the feels. Thanks Rudy

[@livelucky74]

I'm almost 40 now and all of this is spot on. I worked the crappy jobs straight out of high school and now work a corporate job. The way I view things is so increidbly different than the kids that are coming straight out of college that haven't really had to work a blue collar job and figure things out when money is short.

[@Grinningfartking6969]

old man fun guy

[@alexpoobum]

as it should be though, would be worrying if it wasnt like that to be honest.

[@jonathanmorris8362]

*"When you are going through hell, keep going."*

[@jdemonbitcheslsdigi1423]

Pull up a seat

[@maluzon5236]

Your dad's a wise man. I'm glad you're sharing with the rest of us. We're listening.

[@dozi3r]

"Papa Rudy"

[@topang4304]

I love these talks Rudy 🙏🏼

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[@Bird0fPrey]

People who get emotionally agitated during market swings are investing more than they can afford to lose

[@Keirebu1]

It's a game, that people invest in...

[@chaowei4081]

This is one of the ones I re watch over and over again

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[@ByGraceThroughFaith777]

I've gotten good at buying during fear, but struggle selling when hype. It's the thing that kills me, I can't let go of assests that have appreciated during bubbles. But that's better than when I bought into hype and sold into fear tho. Its a journey.

[@dsagent]

Use Stop-losses when things are getting too high.

[@danielgranda896]

This is why computers are much better investors than humans…

[@yunoyukki7344]

@@danielgranda896 Create me an AI wifu to make millions :D

[@blaze556922]

same thing happens to me

[@linkbohanon381]

I watch you all the time lost all my cards and tech in the wildfires ..thank you for being a fellow Jedi and posting as much Jedi knowledge for others as you do 🐺🌙🦋❤️‍🩹

[@SuperMtgguy]

Honestly most people get to where they are because of who they know.

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[@buggus0034]

It’s either that, or you just get bizarrely lucky.

[@lloyd6029787]

Well Florida is requiring a financing class before graduating HS or college now.

[@TheBicycleSpoke]

There's an episode on the podcast "you are not so smart" called "the power of surprise". Basically events in life that cause surprise trigger your brain to wake up out of auto-mode, pay attention and start rewiring. Would recommend

[@Kingkong9099]

If the markets down, become an art dealer to the seniors that dont know what they are buying. They are the ones with the wealth.

[@devoted2thaentertainment207]

Damn good video, I've learned a lot over the years on this channel. Thank you Rudy for helping me open my mind, and closing my emotions.

[@Thisisnttravis]

I knew this was coming with graded cards. There was a bubble with all the submissions and held up and the higher premiums from PSA, it created a false sense of security with the value. Once PSA catches up and suddenly people can get everything graded for $15 ea then the inflated value is gone. All your money holding PSA cards just fell drastically.

[@thevintagevaluesexperience4302]

People say "it's a bubble" because people only buy graded cards to make money. However, just because investor demand > organic demand, even by such an overwhelming margin, doesn't mean it's a bubble. Look at crypto. How many people do you think actually USE cryptocurrencies? Nowhere near as many people compared to those that buy crypto as an investment. Yet crypto stands tall as the fastest appreciating asset in history.

[@mjesus850]

@@thevintagevaluesexperience4302 how many people use psa cards to play besides vintage

[@Printed_Riffs]

They only fall in value once you sell and lock in your loss. Until you decide to sell, the value is meaningless.

[@friendo6257]

“When you’re older and you come into money” lmao okay Rudy. Yeah that happens for everyone.

[@spoonerluv]

Meet enough people and you'll see this isn't all that uncommon.

[@stuffandnonsense8528]

@@spoonerluv I suspect that very much depends on the people you're likely to meet. If you're wealthy you're likely to meet other wealthy people and have this bias reinforced. Clearly, on a more scientific basis, most people do not come to have much or shift beyond the status into which they were born. It is only a lucky few who get much.

[@mjesus850]

@@stuffandnonsense8528 explaining that to bootstrap people is pointless

[@stuffandnonsense8528]

@@mjesus850 I like to think that some people are open to reasonable argument. I don't think it's a good idea to think that those who disagree with us are beyond hope. Rudy seems like someone who'd be open to reason and data. He seems like someone who has a very keen sense of how to trade, and for someone with those skills it can be very difficult to ascribe any success to luck. And it seems like Rudy does in fact appreciate that there's been a heavy element of luck. Sadly, we live in a big world and most people don't move far beyond what Americans would think of as poverty. People who work day and night, grinding their minds and bodies away, just to get their child into a school or to afford medical bills for family members. We lucky few have been born into a part of the world where we can trade bits of pretty cardboard for fun and even profit, so it's incumbent on us to remember this is an extreme luxury not shared by most humans and not afforded primarily by our own merit.

[@timmytimmy105]

@@stuffandnonsense8528 "on a more scientific basis.." The data supports Joel in that regard. The vast majority move through income groups and wealth as they grow older. Median household net worth by age for example. The average age of millionaires is at retirement age, not a coincidence.

[@216youknow]

I truly believe in stay the course!!

[@djdrack4681]

Easy Mode being over is fine with me. The bigger concern is that cardboard investments continue to increase in EV at a rate > than inflation (ideally), or at least equal to it. (so your $100 EV box doesn't become worth $50 adjusted when the benjamin gets overprinted)

[@kaibe5241]

It’s actually the opposite. It makes the box worth $200. Inflation reduces the value of the dollar so you have to spend MORE to get the same things.

[@abolishshekeluse3782]

why would any one asset in true appreciation over time hold the same pace as the entire currency, the global reserve currency based on oil reserves

[@djdrack4681]

​@@kaibe5241 Hmm. No. What I mean is that if 2025 $100 has the purchase power of only $50 2019, then inflation would be 100%. In that same time if the 2019 EV was say $90 but the 2025 EV is only $150 then your adjusted 2025 EV is actually less. It'd need to be $180 just to break even and have the same value; whereas the actual increase in EV is 66%, which would be 'decent' w/o the inflation factored in. Example (hypothetical) 2: the inflation between 2019 and 2025 is only 10% total. Which would be a yearly of like 1.5% roughly. But if the EV of a box went from $90 in 2019 to 180 in 2025 (15%annually) then you've beat inflation, so you have actually increased the value.

[@djdrack4681]

@@abolishshekeluse3782 Wdym? Currency isn't the ceiling for value of something. MANY items in demand historically have outpaced currency inflation, let alone done something more nominal like keeping up with it. The currency whether commodity/resource backed (gold/oil/etc) or fiat or even crypto is hardly the determining factor in a given items value. In fact it is the exact opposite: If you have a flat tire and Im the only auto shop for 200miles, and have the right size tire: the value of that tire is entirely based on supply/demand. I'm the only supplier, you absolutely NEED it, and I'm naming the price. So long as you're willing to pay the price (even if you think it is VERY high), it is the going rate of that tire. I could have paid $50 wholesale and sold it to you for $1000, increasing my $ 20-fold: which certainly would outpace the currency for that year.

[@abolishshekeluse3782]

@@djdrack4681 We live in a world where I absolutely do not NEED that tire and there are places everywhere in the world supplying tire substitutes

[@Shannon_Vlogs]

Never disappointed with these Rudy advice videos! Hallmark can’t control me! 😂

[@GhettoFabulousLorch]

Hard work pays off, Dreams come true, Tough times don't last, But tough guys do.

[@tracksphantom540]

I just saw at Walmart everything fully stocked from Yugio to Pokemon to Basketball and Baseball Magic nothing is moving.

[@hotcoldman9793]

"Bad things need to happen to good people" now that is a brutal truth. Learn from the pain

[@marumiyuhime]

i lived i the everglades with my husband for 8 months that was hardship you are so right though it rewires you for survival.

[@dinosaurmusclecars7270]

you are a good man rudy... a good man who understands.

[@michaelc9526]

I love the "The Fifth Element" reference! Meat popsicle!

[@lag9]

Hamster wheel goes Brrrrrr…

[@cyberneticthezero]

Going thru a hard time in life right now Rudy I’m a single young father have my baby girl full time been watching u since day one brother love u big dog. ❤️✅

[@scottrautmann7030]

I appreciate that you combed your hair for this video.

[@astrostl]

APOSTROPHE IS SUPERFLUOUS - PEDANTS ARE ANGRY

[@KoilosBat]

I just enjoy opening boosters, and French boosters are sometimes cheaper so i just chill with my passion

[@Frycusthe3rd]

Being here for a number of years, its proven that it always stays the same. Ive finally been able to bankroll up to 70k in assets and nearing in on 100k :) Thank you rudy for all you have done, you are a treasure. Gotta trust the timeline and ignore any emotions.

[@cadejo3415]

Continue the course!!!!!!

[@HeyJoshyJosh]

I'm seeing a lot of the Pokemon "investors" on UK Facebook pages jumping ship to Dragonball Super & Weiss Schwarz.

[@cpm_edc]

BEST 18 MINUTES AND 27 SECONDS IN KZbin HISTORY.

[@NaZtRdAmUs]

I know one thing for sure my retro gaming collection has only grown in the last few years.

[@Just_Pele]

I guess I was raised differently. I don't feel jealousy over the things other people have, if anything it's always made me feel more energized to get that too, if it's something I even want in the first place (a lot of "luxury" items, like jewelry, exclusive clothes, and private jets, aren't impressive to me). Envy only hurts you, there's nothing about it that can make you a better person or improve your life.

[@robertpearce2244]

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[@splugereport]

I'm glad when the market is down we get fireside chats. You are an excellent dealer/distributor.

[@satchmosanzabar9023]

Rudy, Thanks for keeping it 💯of late. Great talks!

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[@KManHU]

100% spot on.

[@Kavewolf1989]

Not gonna lie but the panda-mic has bolstered me to a 6 figure financial life. I worked all the way through, and was lucky enough to secure a house and mortgage in 2019. I barely scrapped by with barely enough work to keep me employed, had to sell my newish 2017 brz for a 2014 suv just to make it through the next two years. But at the end of 2021 with job competition at a crazy high I was able to negotiate my way up to a position where i use less then half my monthly income on bills now. I dare say the pan-damn-mike has been the best opportunity for job growth I've ever had lol. I've started dumping the extra cash into cases of sealed product and hope to actually accumulate some real wealth in the next 10 years

[@rimrick665]

This I can relate to. We stay the course, throw some money here and some there and before we know it we've created wealth!

[@AccessAccess]

This is very true. Many people have doubt and that is why market swings and volatility cause such duress. When you are raised and taught that "everyone is a winner" and then you have to take a loss in life (even a virtual loss), it is traumatic because it goes against the world view that you were raised with. As an investor or economist your job isn't to win all the time, by accepting that there will be winners and losers, successes and failures, your job is to weigh the risks and rewards and decide whether it is worth it or not.

[@Printed_Riffs]

The Worthing Saga summarized by Rudy.

[@neb542]

The last thing I'd want to be holding right now is $ bills. Well unless you count us dollar coins from before 1964 ha ha

[@joegee1699]

My formula: -buy crypto -sell crypto into $$ when prices peak -hold $$ until crypto bottoms (or spend it to live) -buy crypto Most of my investments are long term to avoid high taxes. I diversify and I ignore the big ones like btc and eth. I'm 37 and retired 🚀❤️🙏 I don't hold stocks because the returns can't compete with crypto, even on their best days.

[@transsatanic4591]

I take great joy in knowing I've taken at least one power 9 off the market and out of Rudy's Floridian little hands

[@JW-sz7ku]

Jokes on you when ya paid full price then he pays you 65% in your time of need lol

[@caymanpurmont8808]

Rudy I come here to watch you bust magic boxes NOT FEEL. Old fart here as well.. never had a video resonate with me so much. Thanks for being you dude

[@derrickdestroyer8500]

I enjoy the rudy chat videos

[@Kay13Jay]

An etched foil in your mind lol

[@CollectibleArchaeology]

Well said. Important message here, that more people should hear.

[@GrandDungeonDad]

I will be 42 on May 3 of 2022. I feel like I agree with part of what your saying. Having been through some trying times financially myself I can agree it has changed how I veiw money. Where I disagree with you though is I dont ambiguously call out the “market” for this inflation. It is 100% the result of liberal fiscal policy at its worst. I saw the recession in the Obama years go steady and then our growth potential was suddenly now and forever capped at 2% gdp. Why was that I thought? Then I saw in the Trump years our economy respond to business incentives and tax cuts and to opening up of our energy industry. It was awesome to see those growth projections blown away when the country harnessed the natural potential this continent has always had. Not only that but the middle class began expanding again! Of course 2020 was bad with Covid but it could have been so much worse without that boon. Then for some reason we got Biden and his cronies “voted” in. In 2 years were in the worst recession since 08 and its 100% artificially created. The energy industry of a country that has more natural gas than anywhere has been handcuffed by regulation. Business tax cuts abolished income tax cuts abolished. And inexplicably were once again in a no growth recession. For some reason people have the gall to say these things are not related? You see it every time we have a leftist regime change in fact you can chart it on the fucking historical map. For some reason we continually fail to acknowledge the lessons recent history has taught us.

[@rogerbabin8175]

Does Rudy's speech on young people spending everything they make throughout their teens, 20's and beyond resonate with people here? It's clear Rudy believes this represents the majority of people. He's given a version of that speech many times on this channel. As someone whose always been responsible with his money and show no signs of ever being well off financially...I don't resonate with this. The friends I had in high school, in university and then in regular jobs after I failed in university MOSTLY didn't fall into this either. There are exceptions...every so often I was friends or knew someone who had that FOMO bug and constantly had new tech...owned a car far earlier than others...treating significant others to the high life, etc Those people weren't the norm though. To me the norm was people working a job. Putting some money away for a rainy day and general savings...spending less than we save on fun but being generally responsible about it. Basically being responsible. Rudy doesn't talk about those kinds of people. I'd like to hear the speech about them. It may be very similar but it would still be nice to know.

[@HeyJoshyJosh]

I wasted all my money in my late teens and early 20s. I had a good job and next to no bills, as I was living with my parents, and yet I still wasted it all. I wish I had saved some or invested some, but I was young and stupid and didn't care about the future. I know many people who have done exactly the same thing, only to get in to their 30s and realise they should have been saving in their 20s when they had little responsabilities.

[@mjesus850]

They think young people buy too much starbucks so fuck us, not that the economy doesnt work for everyone like it did for all the old fucks back in the day.

[@crypticism1114]

you wont get many people agreeing with you over Rudy here. Cult Loyalty

[@levant5378]

I'm the same. 28 and 30k in the bank. Had 60k at 19, but didn't want to keep that job. Might go back though now I'm older and realise it was worth it. But honestly, I think it's the fact that Rudy is an ex wall Street 80's kid causing him to have every dollar he has wrapped up in some money making scheme triple mortgaged 300% leveraged balls to the wall sort of living. And that is not the reality for people our age, we never had capital to invest or the stability to not save for a rainy day, because the rain comes far too often.

[@Spartacus547]

things like uber doordash Netflix Amazon the data shows a different story about people you're age these companies wouldn't be with trillions of dollars because you're not spending every nickel that you have on these convenience items

[@thelayer3guy]

That's my new wake up call.

[@dom19945]

In athletics, they call it “embracing the suck.” It’s good for you long-term.

[@JakeandJoelareMagic]

Yep, they also say this in the healthcare community too, when you get a bad diagnosis. You can let it defeat you, or you can rise to the occasion and embrace the suck.

[@dom19945]

@@JakeandJoelareMagic Yup. Especially when dealing with health issues, your back is against the wall. You have to fight. Edit: and the family has to rise too.

[@scottcole1881]

Although I agree mostly, I look forward to the days of raising rates, I lived through the 80s, and there is something to be said for getting 5/6+ percent on a SAVINGS acct. Let alone CDs, bond yields, etc. There is a component of warm and fuzzyness to higher savings interest rates that I think is discounted, especially when it comes to small dollar colectibles like card packs. The increased rates will allow for slightly increased disposable expenditure (even if the rate effect is entirely psychological).

[@AlexZanderMuro]

needed me a lil rudy pep talk to start the day off. perfect timing

[@SSJFutureGohan62093]

Love these videos. Life lessons from Taco Bell Uncle Rudy are always worth listening to. I’m at the point where I’m only buying what I like. Sealed Pokémon for the long game. I’ve always loved the Gym Heroes and Gym Challenge Pokémon cards from 1999-2000, and was too young to buy a lot of them when they were out. Now I’m picking up graded copies of the holos, just to own these cards I always saw in magazines, but could never afford when I was younger. They’re so cheap, because Timmy ran and dumped tons of them into PSA and CGC, and now they can’t sell them cheap enough. I don’t intend to flip them, don’t care about what they’re worth. I just want them.

[@kasdahp]

Thanks Rudy. i needed to hear that.

[@adrianemerson2295]

With ABU turning 30 next year... do you think cards will have another increase? I have a feeling 2023 will see another reserve list spike. Definitely agree. Buy now. Take the risks.

[@allenyates3469]

The only magic card I get cranky about the price is Painter's Servant. Adults shouldn't get angry at expensive collector's cards. Just don't buy them. Accept you can't pay to win and move on.

[@marcialvargas3258]

Great video. Keep making vids like this. Thank you.!

[@michaelbarke7078]

Another great video from brother Rudy. I love listening to your content.

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[@unnameddemon5618]

Papa Rudy dropping some wisdom.

[@stereodark]

It’s the best time since early 2020 for me, finally some good opportunities to deploy cash.

[@nicholascardenas7887]

Preach Rudy

[@CollectingDownUnder]

Awesome video 🔥 🖤

[@FunktapusGaming4Lyf]

Rudy just confirmed it: He's coming to buy the etched foils in our brains... He will possess us all.

[@screwthenet]

The difference is, and many people from economists, to historians, to sociologists and normal people have said: Once the 20th century began, things kept getting better most of the time. With exceptions like the SpanishFlu which lasted 4 years after WW1, the Great Depression (which still has lasting repercussions to this day), WW2, and the general constant Wars overseas, and near to home...things have supposedly gotten better. But not for all, and not for most unfortunately. The work that a person could put in 100 years ago would have been worth just slightly less than would have been worthwhile. But after the shifting world power dynamics of the World Wars, by the 1950s, a person could work hard, save money, and actually end up owning thei home in 20 years if they were just smartenough to save and work. That "american dream" would soon shatter as people woke up to the realities that many groups were prevented from attaining the same ideals and goals for various reasons. Even by the 1980s, as half party life and half depressing as things seemed, stuff was a bit better. Yet do most people have their houses paid off by now since then? Some dont. But still there was some hope till the end of the century. It was not until 2001 when rampant military spending, ultra inflation, and ever more frequently failing markets and sheer absurdity had made things worse and worse over a 20 year period which most of humans alive now have seen first hand since all those years ago. Still plenty of people work their asses off , and even if inflation wasnt a thing, the result would still be almost as disappointing as similar effort was 100 years previously. As was foretold: the wicked will continue to rise and make war, and sell hard drugs, and traffic humans, and experiment cruelly and without right, and steal, and kill, and make billions until there is once more a type of "aristocracy" that has not been seen ruling oer the masses for the better part of 500 years. You think those jerks are wealthy now? Wait till their kids or grandkids are trillionaires in 40 years. Its now or never people. Rise up and chage the world for the better for the people, BY The people...or fall forever. The future wont be bright without the world at large forcing a change.

[@markgrochowicz4098]

Very nice video Rudy. Well presented. This is good advice.

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Thank you Rudy, I needed to hear this, I just didn’t know it.

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Thank you Rudy for videos like this. Please more! Great content! :)))

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[@juanrivera1572]

This why many people love you .

[@anthonyswift5357]

I dont like him at all🥱

[@renaissanceman4054]

ah yes the proverbial bootstraps

[@lucianofidalgo9061]

Dude… You rule. Thank you.

[@jonnakyle]

I really liked this video, thank you for this life talk

[@jaywrightly4752]

Preach!

[@MTGUnpacked]

Now's the time to scoop up a bunch of dirt-cheap graded Pikachus to dump back on the market in 10 years when the value has appreciated by 5%! Just like my sealed cases of Dragon's Maze🤑

[@voxnewman]

I wonder if the people telling you to get out are aware of the DXY, what it's doing and what it's inverse correlation is.

[@theadonis2880]

'Cause we are gonna be Forever you and me You will Always keep me flying high In the sky of love

[@mynameisforrest]

In a way it sounds like Rudy is talking about Catharsis

[@victorb.]

Rudy you’re the only KZbinr I’d do patreon for but I’m more into Pokémon than mtg

[@JakeandJoelareMagic]

Whether you are more into MTG or pokemon, Rudy has years of knowledge. I'd say jump in his Patreon, but it's always full, lol.

[@theknavishroadbyn.r.gravel9757]

😂 “How did that moron get that job.” Simple answer- shit floats, shit floats right to the top. Great video, I watch them each day in my LGS. Thanks.

[@banditkeithkingofduelmonsters]

You have too much fat in your diet.

[@fsmoura]

is that a commentary on FAB?

[@tcsmagicbox]

If you kept that box of Dragon's Maze from 10 years ago, it would have gone up.

[@aylahughes9185]

this video got me inspired, so i got up and burned down my ls swapped 86 ford mustang.

[@bambi34]

shoutout to rudy's uneven sideburns

[@magemarshall3139]

Nice fifth element reference

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I appreciate this video. Some good perspective, for me.

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Life isnt always pocket aces, you grind it out!

[@WilliamSpragge]

Got my $6 latte, $7 eggs, $5 loaf of bread all at almost 9% tax rate and now ready for my favorite style Rudy video.

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Those are rookie numbers. Gotta bump those numbers up

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[@gamepiecevideo]

I think serious Rudy is my favorite Rudy.

[@kashmm]

There's a difference between a challenge you want, and one that's forced on you, The latter never has to happen, the only reason people get through it, is because they are capable in the first place.

[@internetiscool]

8:23 - it's important for bad things to happen to good people Mindset is ur grindset 😤

[@markc6571]

That's where I'm at. Pulling my rrsp out and putting it all into uranium. Taking a chance!

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[@powerlifting1012]

It's really good hearing Rudy say that it's a rite of passage it's going to be a couple years till I make a decent living being a line cook possibly chef. For right now going to culinary school working as a line cook will give me the experience I need to deserve that higher pay. Thx Rudy😘

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I go to poundtown (work) every day