Financial Advisors React to Caleb Hammer's CRAZIEST Financial Audits! (Part 1)

(Part 1) Financial Advisors React to Caleb Hammer's CRAZIEST Financial Audits!
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[@CalebHammer]

Time to watch my high pitch squeaky voice and cringe 😅 love you guys!

[@brianyobbz497]

I fricken love you Caleb got my CPA brother watching too

[@bunacat1]

Love you Caleb! You are so entertaining. Love the Money Guys too!

[@thebosshouse]

This is the crossover I needed! 💜

[@payantjohn]

We need a ‘squeak meter’! Haha

[@luvzdogz]

You know you have arrived when other channels are reacting to YOU! 😊 mazel!

[@libertarian4323]

Caleb is the Jerry Springer show of personal finance. No matter how bad your day has been, you can watch a Caleb audit, and know that your problem's are nothing compared to whatever financial misfit Caleb is talking to.

[@davidfunvideos]

Watching Caled video will make you look at your bank statements and figure out what stupid stuff you have been buying.

[@Static_Silence]

Far from Jerry Springer, springer is all bs and crap. Caleb Hammer is actually doing something good and worth watching

[@libertarian4323]

@@Static_Silence Have some respect for the great man: Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!

[@Static_Silence]

@@libertarian4323 oh please!

[@craigsparton]

@@libertarian4323 Yes, let us all celebrate someone who got rich off of exploiting terrible people to drag down the collective IQ of his audience. Chant his name in lunacy!

[@lmelior]

I watch Caleb Hammer to remind myself how far I've come, and I watch The Money Guy Show to remind myself how far I have to go

[@michaelswami]

Well said.

[@jamesmontague9277]

Same! I then sprinkle in i will teach you to be rich to remind myself that my wife and I actually know how to communicate...

[@Hurtzilla]

Great comment!

[@syd3724]

Same lmao. Working on my order of operations while watching Caleb 💀

[@shan_john]

Yessssss

[@DidacticToast]

To be frank, I find Caleb's videos far more relatable than the majority of financial channels and articles out there. Caleb showcases a diverse range of individuals that a wide audience can identify with. Notably, these aren't your typical 'I make six figures and don't know what to do with it' types. Instead, they mirror the financial realities and challenges of everyday people

[@jdmecarr]

That is true! From where I am (southeast asia), the US is still considered the land of opportunities. But watching Caleb openede my eyes to the common atruggles of the people there.

[@droid2D2C3P0]

​@@jdmecarr America isn't all it's cracked up to be, in most cases it's only the land of opportunity if you have money. There are exceptions obviously, but far less than they want you to believe.

[@amandalangworthy7162]

EXACTLY

[@jdmecarr]

@@droid2D2C3P0 i agree! From what i've seen from his audits, 2500$-3000$ monthly salary is very common, which is crazy low considering the cost of living in the US

[@droid2D2C3P0]

@@jdmecarr the incomes are only half the problem, the west also heavily encourages consumerism, flaunting wealth and status, and convinces us to treat our mental health with shopping. Not to mention provides zero financial education. Half the people on Caleb's show make enough to not be in debt, they just make incredibly poor decisions with their money. I don't live in the US but a similar enough country and it can be very difficult to be happy with less when you're constantly bombarded with messaging that you're not enough without the new car, fancy clothes, and vacations to post on Instagram. Not to mention the propaganda of "old cars are unsafe", "used clothes are unsanitary", "go to university it's the only way to be successful", "after 30 your worth as a woman declines better get cosmetic surgery ASAP", "debt is normal everybody has it" ect. It's a multi variable fuckery haha but it's time the rest of the world stopped romanticizing the idea of immigrating to the west and thriving. Those opportunities are much rarer these days. Still possible, but not the gamble they advertise.

[@LFOD1776]

Man, you know Caleb has arrived when these guys are reacting. It's unreal how quick he got to 500K.

[@tonycrabtree3416]

When they OVERREACT to his OVERREACTIONS! lol

[@craigsparton]

Was just thinking this myself! And I don't feel that Caleb is overreacting, I feel like he is genuinely and justifiably distraught at how people manage their money.

[@thegreatpiginthesky3904]

​@Tony Crabtree how is he overreacting? If he cares about his guests(I think he does) then anyone would lose their minds over the absurdity of their finances. You seem like a hater for no reason

[@tonycrabtree3416]

@@thegreatpiginthesky3904 It was a humorous comment not meant to be literally accurate.

[@soapa4279]

I subbed to Caleb when he was around 15K I think. His channel exploded because of Caleb’s reactions and it was interesting to see the average real people with bad financial situations.

[@MelissaEdwards86]

I stopped watching Ramsey for the most part, and Caleb Hammer not only perfectly filled that void of everyday personal finance, but he expanded on it. I love how thorough he is going through every account, outstanding debt, etc. He also isn't anti-credit card for the right people.

[@MatthewBaran]

Exactly! He examines more options and more life choices than just some cut and dry Ramsey approach. Plus Ramsey pushes a scam that defrauded people trying to get out of time shares.

[@JGComments]

Yeah, Dave makes some good overall points, but his assumptions and thinking are NUTS.

[@joycef8443]

Watched Ramsay a few times but..no! I like Caleb, wish he cussed and screamed less, though.

[@KC-dr3cg]

In many ways Dave Ramsey has changed when he added some of his Ramsey Solutions personalities some of it was for the good but not all of it I love George and Doctor John when they are on with Dave Ramsey sometimes being inflexible does not serve Dave Ramsey well

[@madison8568]

I have never liked Ramsey. His plans just aren’t realistic to me especially in 2023. Ramsey is living in the 90s/early 2000s basically. He’s so outdated and refuses to update any of his takes really. Caleb is realistic and living in 2023. He has a very personal approach for every person and not just a one size fits all like Ramsey does. He also considers things like mental health and health as essentials. He doesn’t bootstrap you to the pysch ward like Ramsey would

[@TNJVidz]

I love Caleb. He's like the gordon Ramsey of personal finance. Sometimes, you just need someone to yell at you to get you to better your life

[@nodsib]

Like Gordon Ramsey meets Dave Ramsey, like the info systems guy would say lol

[@jessicasquire]

Its quiet interesting how we reject the reality of our situation and expect to be able to observe it, control it and even change it. I used to be financially depressed until I read a book that made me realized that the secret to making a million is making better investments.

[@Erikkurilla01]

May I ask which investments are good? I've been looking at a few different ones but want others' opinions as well

[@jessicasquire]

What I think everyone need is an adviser, who can help you get in and out of any investment at any time and you'd sure be in Profit. With this I feel anyone can basically achieve financial freedom

[@jessicasquire]

*STEPHANIE KOPP MEEKS* , That's whom i work with

[@Crijoe]

That "Information Systems" guy was a BONKERS episode. That dude is a straight-up lunatic. There's no two ways about it.

[@solomongrundy9735]

I'd watch my back around him, he sounds unstable.

[@stephenmccalley8346]

Yeah, I think there was some serious mental health issues that needed addressed before his financial situation.

[@sourdoughsavant22]

I was scared for Calebs safety

[@Crijoe]

@Solomon Grundy I think KZbin ate my comment earlier. This dude made a terroristic threat against the governor of Texas and was arrested. (I think he wrote on Twitter that he'd take his heart or something). They talk about it on the show. The dude is definitely out there.

[@nineteenfortyeight6762]

He was arrested for threatening to eat the governor, so yeah

[@hersdera]

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[@bernadofelix]

Absolutely not, because I've meticulously monitored my portfolio's performance and have seen a remarkable growth of $482k in just the past two quarters. This journey has illuminated the strategies used by experienced traders to achieve significant gains even in markets that may seem unpredictable. Without a doubt, it's a bold and gratifying decision I made relatively recently.

[@bernadofelix]

"Margaret Johnson Arndt" serves as my advisor, bringing extensive qualifications and experience in the financial market. Her deep understanding of portfolio diversity positions her as an industry expert. I suggest delving into her credentials for further insight. With her considerable experience, she offers valuable guidance to anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of the financial market

[@Dbswrath]

Thanks so much i love this. I wish i had the money too do this stuff. I hope you all find your happiness and wealth many blessings 💓🙏💓🙏

[@Crijoe]

Caleb has referenced the Money Guys multiple times! Now, they return the favor. I love it!

[@BenjaminTVogt]

The crossover we didn’t know we needed. 🎉

[@TheTrueHardcorefr3k]

Before I swipe my card I think "Would Caleb yell at my for this?" And make a decision based on that 🤣

[@nodsib]

I now hear Caleb yell “Why!? Why Possibly!?” whenever I think about buying something

[@jmc8076]

Whatever works. 😉

[@SpoonHurler]

The toilet needs to be literally blowing up for me to consider a bathroom remodel an emergency... Even then, if you can just seal the room off... Maybe we can deal with it later and make bathroom runs to Target. 😂 Also, the Information Systems guy's episode is the best thing ever... The battle of Taquito Hill will not be forgotten.

[@brendaseidel9617]

That's where i was...my son went in the Bathroom and the floor dipped 3-4 inches. the sub floor was almost gone. Thtat's an emergency. and the Floor is what got fixed. then you do some new paint..

[@rangequeen]

The battle of Taquito Hill, I am deceased 😂

[@Erin-rg3dw]

Same. I had been eyeing my ugly carpet for a while, but it wasn't until a water leak that I ripped it up (it was beyond saving). I'd also been socking money away for whatever the next home project was anyway, so I used that money instead.

[@laundrygoddess4]

That it guy was outrageous. I have rewatched that one many times

[@sarahuber8567]

I think Caleb’s channel is so successful because we all want to peer into lives of people who are doing worse than we are.

[@rubyruby1847]

Caleb: I assume you're setting money aside for taxes? Caleb's guest: I Try... I don't... I mean it's a good thought. 🤣🤣

[@misspapo3444]

It’s not on my list of priorities lol.

[@EnPapX]

think of what you can save on rent when you're in prison

[@ichoppabroccoli3670]

I wonder if she got a letter from the IRS yet🤔😂

[@NCISfreak123]

That full video with the Information Systems guy is worth the watch. It’s heartbreaking. Caleb looks a little cruel here but he really handles the situation so so so so well and and makes me love his work even more! You guys and Caleb have taught me so much and helped me set up my future for the best :)

[@maryjambor3677]

Yeah, Caleb was being a little extra since the guy was a narcisist who thought he was too good to do any job outside of his preferred field, then would brag about how he'd take down groups that pissed him off by writing hit pieces on them.

[@Namri]

Yeah…. DEFINITELY need the back story on this one 😬 the above comments are true. It is a good watch but it’s hard and I agree Caleb handles the interview well. He actually had a career as a journalist until he posted something dumb and got in trouble. And I think before that he ran his own advertising agency.

[@martinpallmann]

this game cane off as quite dangerous. Alarm bells rang in my head when I watched this video.

[@revmks8387]

that guy was out of his fucking mind

[@turningsenseintodollars]

Thank you for mentioning this. I’ve watched a few videos and usually get so angry with how Caleb talks to people, I quit after a few minutes. Sounds like I should give the full video a chance.

[@queenofpents3442]

The magic of Caleb's videos is that they mske you indirectly look into your own financial habits and change them. We are not told to "GET YOUR $HIT TOGETHER!!" in our daily life about our money habits. Caleb gives that kick in the pants in the right direction. Caleb will be the biggest personal finance youtuber because he tapped into an untapped market, found the niche, provides a solution, and people flock to him became they need his help. So happy he's getting recognition 👏 ❤

[@carlosperalta1714]

One guest spent money everyday from his company's vending machine and I was doing that a lot... Got me to meal prep more haha. Haven't spent on that machine for a month now

[@hilarystorey4601]

I work 70-75 hours a week now after binging all of Caleb Hammers videos! I bought a home and am actually investing now.

[@margostarcruiser1083]

Good for you and your financial future! You've got this!

[@djyeah-nah9781]

It's fascinating to watch this as an Australian outside American financial systems and tax structures. The liabilities Americans carry structurally (tax, superannuation/retirement) are light responsibilities compared to us, cost of living (adjusted) is lower, but it's the wild west with debt - credit accessibility here is locked down tight, which changes the game. It seems so many individuals over there just don't understand what debt they're signing up for, and lenders do not care.

[@QDogg]

It's by design - they don't want us knowing what we're signing up for. By the time you realize it - it's too late

[@swicheroo1]

But any day, you could get eaten by a dingo! And so could your baby!

[@ninobk196]

A lot of people are vey responsible. The problem is also just entitlement.

[@teacupstory9816]

On the "kids paying for their parents' retirement" topic: I have chosen to not have children and have been asked the question "Well if you don't have kids, who is going to take care of you when you're old?" Uhh, me? A crazy thought! 😂

[@beckypetersen2680]

They might be referring to physically....because having someone to check in on you who cares about you is different than hiring a nurse.

[@whfh178]

Exactly!! And then they have the audacity to say "why do you have to take care of YOURSELF, that's why you bring kids to the world! And they HAVE to take care of you because that's what the bible says" I'm like... 🙃 Those conversations are ridiculous

[@Erin-rg3dw]

My parents and I have talked about this and their stance is that a parent chooses to have a child, not the other way around, so a child should not be burdened with your poor choices. However, if you raise kids who love you and are successful enough to want to help, then let them.

[@peterzeller5736]

I really appreciate this channel because it never rely's on shock and awe to keep people hooked. Such a wholesome and informative show. The part about robbing your children of their adulthood hit me hard.

[@La_sagne]

yeah. you shouldnt have to be able to retire already when having a kid, but if you think about 10 scenarios what might happen in your life from worst realistic case to be realistic case, you should be able to retire in at least 8 out of those and you should know how to and already work on getting there.

[@mannys9130]

Up until about 6 months ago, I could not come up with $1,000 on the spot if things went to hell in a hand basket. My plan for that scenario was to pawn all of my guns and/or get a car title loan. 6 months ago was when I started fixing my credit and watching all of these financing videos and it was impressed upon me that *NOT HAVING AN EMERGENCY FUND IS AN EMERGENCY.* I see things differently now. I have lived like a pauper well below my means for several months now and I can now come up with $1,000 on the spot if needed without losing the stuff that I love. :) It feels much better. Definitely a good comforting thought.

[@gheka35]

You only own hi-points or why you need to sell “all” the guns to get 1k?

[@darkchocolate59]

Good job! Been there, keep going!

[@angierice7154]

People don't get how amazing some level of security feels. It gets even better the more you work on it.! Keep going!

[@TH0KH]

The information systems guy was absolutely INFURIATING the entire episode. He was a whistle blower and has a superiority complex

[@LipglossAndLove12]

GAS STATION TAQUITOSSS!

[@loverlyredhead]

Whistle blowers are telling info that needs telling. He's a tattle-tale: telling on people in an effort to get them in trouble. And he does it for petty revenge.

[@mannys9130]

He's a vulnerable narcissist. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ch3rrikiss]

​@@mannys9130 vulnerable narcissist is the correct term... He'll ego his way into further difficulty

[@1Letter23Numbers.]

Listen, his parents are happy to pay his rent and they're happy he's eating gas station taquitos.

[@sophiehernandez4108]

I'm not even kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement. I've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it, Investing is a long-term game, so I try to focus on the long term.

[@aarondaniels5525]

I cannot focus on the long run when I should be retiring in a few years, you see l've got good companies in my portfolio and a good amount invested, but my profit has been stalling, does it mean this recession/ unstable market doesn't provide any calculated risk opportunities to make profit?

[@donalddavis4387]

There are a lot of strategies to make tongue wetting profit especially in a down market, but such sophisticated trades can only be carried out by proper market experts

[@mateosantiago5795]

I completely agree, I have been consistent with my profit regardless of the market conditions, I got into the market early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2020 this time with guidance from an investment adviser that was recommended by a popular economist on a popular forum, long story short, its been years now and I've gained over $850k following guidance from my investment adviser.

[@josephhughes9583]

I've been down a ton, I only hold so that I can recoup, I really need help, who is this investment-adviser that guides you

[@mateosantiago5795]

If that is the case, it would be an innovative suggestion to look out for Financial Advisors like Olivia Maria Lucas who can help shape up your portfolio. Trying times are ahead, and good personal financial management will be very important to weather the storm.

[@davidfunvideos]

Love that you are supporting other channels that are promoting responsible behavior.

[@whitneyyoung3706]

I love Caleb's show and I love that people are willing to be vulnerable and share to help themselves and others.

[@MichaelCarrPilot]

Really good to be “picked” up by first Graham, then Dave TODAY and now y’all. This is the publicity he needed from other channels on their own accord to grow his channel. Very well deserved and hope he surpasses and continues to grow bigger than Ramsey Solutions while keeping the same type personality.

[@MadisonFalco]

He really is a great guy, he deserves it. He is the same in person

[@Mandy_White82]

I watch Caleb because he talks about the finances that most people are dealing with. He is real and calls out the truths we all need to hear, with minimal filtering, and still compassionate. He is doing it out of Lived Experience and not just because he can do math.

[@lyssaerra3643]

The guy he roasted with the degree deserved the roast. He was basically the "average reddit user" meme. "I'm so smart they will just not like me because I'm better then them. So therefore I refuse to apply for any jobs"

[@Erin-rg3dw]

It's like the kids who say they couldn't do boot camp because they'll yell back. 😆

[@dynogamergurl]

That’s exactly what he was

[@darthridiculous1538]

Yup, Caleb inspiring me to clean up my finances and can see myself in the guests he has on his show.

[@alexpietsch7997]

Caleb has gotten on Money Guy and the Ramsey Show on the same day. My dude should celebrate with some Panda Express

[@rnt45t1]

Caleb infuriates me and entertains me at the same time. All while making me feel much better about myself and the hard work I've done to get out of debt and save money!

[@w0ngky]

why does he infuriate you?

[@potatoeSSB]

​@@w0ngky yea why

[@TuBui2]

@@w0ngky i love his channel and how hard he goes on his guests, but find his thumbnail/video titles to be bottom of the barrel clickbait. I was going to watch the video anyways, no need to accentuate/exaggerate what it already is. But that's a nitpick. As well, having worked in Wealth management for part of my career, sometimes i think some of his emotional outbursts are just extra. There are better ways to communicate but i understand that sometimes you need it to speak with people as dense as the people he's working with.

[@w0ngky]

@@TuBui2 interesting point. Just wanna say that YT clickbait thumbails are all part of the game so dont hate the player ... they are unfortunately not going anywhere

[@michaelofthefives]

@@TuBui2he yells at people repeatedly for things they’ve already done.

[@GirthTickler]

start making part 2 of this right now. Caleb has a looooot of content you guys should go through some of the situations are way crazier than you got into this time around.

[@droid2D2C3P0]

Right? Title says "craziest", who sourced these videos? They missed so much crazier stuff lol

[@timmurphy14]

I love Caleb’s station. The higher octave his voice the more annoyed he is. He really does give these people a nice path to getting out of the hole, but I expect very few will actually follow his guidance.

[@Ruth-xt5js]

Money Guy and Caleb Hammer, the crossover of our dreams!!! I was hoping this might be in store for us when Caleb did a shoutout of the 20/3/8 rule a few weeks ago :-)

[@Pandorash8]

The greatest financial gift you can give your children is to be financially secure yourself in retirement. More than paying for their college or buying them a house. This is coming from someone who is currently supporting my parents.

[@blackdandelion5549]

My Dad asked me for more money this morning. /sigh.

[@Pandorash8]

@@blackdandelion5549 I’m so sorry. Sending solidarity across the interwebs to you ✨✨

[@lwwarren]

I feel you man. I'm supporting both my mom and my wife's mom... 😢

[@bsetdays6784]

Great video! For 2023, it’s hard to nail down specific predictions for the housing market is because it’s not yet clear how quickly or how much the Federal Reserve can bring down inflation and borrowing costs without tanking buyer demand for everything from homes to cars.

[@lucianoboccedi]

A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these festive season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?

[@africanboi4542]

Such market uncertainties are the reason I don’t base my market judgements and decisions on rumours and here-says, got the best of me 2020 and had me holding worthless position in the market, I had to revamp my entire portfolio through the aid of an advisor, before I started seeing any significant results happens in my portfolio, been using the same advisor and I’ve scaled up 750k within 2 years, whether a bullish or down market, both makes for good profit, it all depends on where you’re looking.

[@selenajack2036]

@@africanboi4542 True, we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know a lot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides yo help?

[@africanboi4542]

@@selenajack2036 Having a counselor is essential for portfolio diversification. My advisor is Eleanor Annette Eckhaus who is easily searchable and has extensive knowledge of the financial markets.

[@cev9268]

The context for the IT degree guy is so relevant. I was confirmed for Caleb's safety during that episode.

[@travis1240]

I like Caleb Hammer. He fills that Dave Ramsey niche without the bad advice and pomposity.

[@robdogracing]

The Reaction i didn’t know I wanted but for sure now one I need. Please do a collaboration with Caleb.

[@thejustinjustin1233]

Videos like Caleb’s and Dave Ramsey, motivated me to pay off my debts and not use credit cards. It’s really an awful feeling having to send your hard earned money to credit cards every month.

[@mitchclubb8862]

The one with the degree he was savage to was a wild rollercoaster ride of an episode. A must watch because it was insane.

[@workingmumsneedgin6505]

While Caleb Hammer obviously has a great financial brain what sets him apart from the rest is how much he cares deeply about the people who come on his show, to the point i worry for his blood pressure!

[@linda840325]

Oh my gosh, Caleb Hammer! I’m excited!!!

[@Ollinho12]

Need more of this crossover - I enjoy watching both channels

[@trevinlang2768]

I appreciate the content from Caleb + the wisdom of the money guy show.

[@MrsEJV]

You have to work at it to have a 76 year old grandmother totally taken with a finance show, but I’ve adopted Caleb. Yes, OF COURSE I want to send him some fresh ironed dress shirts - maybe even a set of scrubs after the epic diabetes episode. I’d love to go on and tell how you can survive on Social Security alone if you are crazy self disciplined.

[@bayougaming1308]

Watching both of these channels has been a real eye opening experience. Thanks for everything all of you do!

[@arga400]

Money Guy may be the best channel for the financial space. I don't mean the best content(well that too), I mean the best for the health of the community; you guys are always so positive about everyone else and build others instead of pushing them down to make yourselves look bigger. Brian really eats his own cooking, there is enough for everyone and building others is building yourself.

[@BeeTimesTwo]

I’ve never been more excited!!!!! I mention ya’ll in his Reddit any time I can 🙌🏻

[@zacknelson8918]

It's hammer time! I been watching his stuff since his first audit video on his channel, one day just was recommended to me, got me hooked. Love his stuff Love watching your guys stuff on investments and retirements

[@TeKnoVKNG23]

Love Caleb, he's like a more in tune with reality Dave Ramsey and has been one of my go tos since Ramsey has fallen off and gone insane with politics and being a terrible boss. Glad to see you all giving him a little publicity, I think the younger crowd certainly needs someone like him to teach them how not to be stupid with money. "This guy knew this was a bad decision" - Nah Brian...y'all are used to dealing with people that have already moved past Dave/Caleb's financial space who know what they are doing with money. There are tons of people out there who are clueless and think 10-15% interest rate on a car is normal. Honestly best part of this was seeing how shocked Brian was by some of these situations, lol.

[@mccroryshealthandfitness7242]

what are u talking about lol

[@kimberbell4238]

Most people think having a car payment is normal. The last two cars we purchased, we saved the car payments for 5 years and paid cash!

[@joyaustin6581]

I miss the old Suze Orman

[@ramq96]

Two crossover vids for caleb the same day. Ramsey also posted a video about Caleb

[@jordanhoman0212]

Not just the same day, at the same time too!

[@timmcdermott4854]

Man, I love it when we get "crossover" episodes like this!!!!

[@jmc8076]

It’s a rxn video.

[@mmp495]

Yay! Thanks for showcasing Caleb Hammer. He is a hoot! 🎉 It's important to see a difference in financial coaches and experts advice to get a clear picture of what to do and what not to do.

[@6732Louise]

This is so exciting I can't wait I love Caleb's channel!

[@MG-uw9kn]

I needed this crossover, you guys should have him as a guest!

[@MG-uw9kn]

“he was a theater kid, I can sense it”

[@mimilapin]

I am absolutely watching him to improve my financial choices! I'm terrible with finances but I love his approach, like a scolding smart younger brother or younger cousin giving you grief over your bad choices. Feels like its done out of concern and not to genuinely demean you. I'm already doing better than I was! For people who live paycheck-to-paycheck his is a great channel to watch because it starts from the very bottom.

[@chevyastatos]

These guys have the same energy as two football coaches selling you home shares in an infomercial.

[@grantgausman9573]

Love both of these channels, so cool to see y’all reacting. Y’all are both a force for financial well-being in the world and it’s needed now more than ever. Great episode. Happy Friday, financial mutants! 🎉

[@grantgausman9573]

Side note: keep the cool music in the beginning - fits well with the shorter friday episodes

[@AlwaysLoudAA]

My 2 favorite financial youtubers together! A dream come true.

[@tressalewis7004]

This is brilliant! Caleb gets the nitty-gritty out of these guys, and the money guys brings financial wisdom to the situation! Brilliant

[@danielx555]

I was raised by accountants and I work in psychology, so I am always fascinated by hammer's videos. I think it's very helpful to listen to people say out loud what they are doing with money. It helps the audience to think about what they are doing. And there are some shocking moments ❤

[@WookieSenshi]

I'm so ready for this one!

[@NameRequiredSoHere]

I love Caleb's show. Regular watching is kinda like a 12 Step meeting-- people confessing the problems their addictive spending caused. SMH big time. It reminds me to stay "abstinent" from frivolous spending and debt.

[@anonymity2882]

I watch his videos to feel good about my financial situation

[@JakeSpradlin2]

Put that 🔨 down! Love Caleb’s content, it’s also my guilty pleasure. I like how he helps people get out of bad situations

[@hunterwilliams2833]

The seriousness of Caleb put fear about having those conversations in me and made me more proactive about finances. If your passive about finances, it feels like he is also yelling at you.

[@grega2362]

The comments about not finding a job in the field you were shooting for is dead on. I went in the service in aviation, got out with the intent to get an A&P lic and Eastern tanked. Went telecom and have been in it since. 100% agree with parents not saving for themselves.

[@goraidersndodgers]

I guess this is why that guy's videos have been showing up on my recommended videos? Never heard of him until around 2 days ago.

[@goon5544]

It's hard enough getting ahead when you are not making these big mistakes. With money the mistakes are exponential.

[@17h127]

Can't wait to watch this. I love Caleb Hammer!

[@hilarystorey4601]

Please watch a full episode!! More reactions please!!

[@salomepereira6967]

Caleb's show is actually pretty awesome

[@patriciapaints]

Caleb is fantastic, I’ve become a lot more careful with money since watching him 😅 I can hear him screaming at me when I intend to do some non-necessary purchases 😂

[@NathanGlanzer]

TAQUITOS

[@patriciapaints]

@@NathanGlanzer 😂😂😂

[@hilarystorey4601]

You guys should totally react to the one where he audits a doctor

[@luvzdogz]

There have been some WILD audits on Caleb's channel. The "bathroom renovation" emergency guy was the most cringy that I've watched. And yeah, upgrading/renovating just for the sake of it is NOT an emergency. Broken pipes, flood, or something like that, yeah could be emergency (and then hopefully home owner's insurance helps out there!). But it sounded more like his wife wanted to update a bathroom and he gave in (also basing that on his entire story from his episode).

[@debrajean743]

Whenever I need a really good laugh I watch Caleb's channel. It is hysterical what these people do and poor Caleb - I hope he doesn't have a heart attack during one of his audits.

[@georgeherrera138]

So glad you highlighted Caleb, he truly is something special and is probably my favorite KZbin page !!

[@jaysha5226]

I have a W2 income and paid the most I've ever paid in taxes last year, and the IRS sent me a letter because they felt I owed an additional $400 haha yet here are people just straight up skipping taxes for YEARS.

[@TheMelanieGrace]

I love love LOVE watching Caleb Hammer! he's the best.

[@SaphireXari]

I adore Caleb’s channel, but I’ve never heard of this one. I’m going to check y’all out 😅 but in the meantime I hope you consider doing more of these reactions for Caleb’s videos specifically.

[@calebhall7040]

Never knew how much I needed the money guys and Caleb hammer collab!! I have loved watching all your alls videos together!

[@starrwinter]

I have a Fine Arts degree but got into a job with an insurance company for 15 years now. Many companies would love to train you/start fresh rather than from bad habits.

[@AppaTalks]

2nd shout out to Caleb I've seen today! Great work Caleb!

[@solomongrundy9735]

The "no one cares about your degree" guy has a couple screws loose.

[@janetdonohue7150]

You obviously have not seen the interview you're committing on. Lame.

[@cburys]

"how do you get these guys to come on and confess this?" - my thoughts exactly when I watched my first Caleb video LOL

[@ChrisSain1]

Caleb keep crush’n it💪🏾 The Money Guys, keep being the standard 💪🏾

[@yulyeong9220]

With the information systems degree guy ive had a similar conversation with my girl. This wasnt anything finnacial wise shes good with finances. I just basically said their degree doesnt matter its what you accomplished and it hurt them and got emotional for a second but once we both cleared up our meanings behind what we said it was all good. Shes getting a phd from upenn now all paid for by the college. I dont value degrees but i value people who can make degrees valuable

[@gmcguy]

Great video-- swung over from Caleb Hammer's channel and now you've got a new sub. Love the FOoO PDF.

[@jaredtandle2596]

That entitled information systems degree holder about walked out from being called childish. Some people get so frustrated being told they're not doing things right, even though they went onto the show.

[@brandonwilson5727]

Love Caleb Hammer, I’ve been subbed to him since he had just a couple thousand subs.

[@brandonstorlie4531]

I'd like to see percentages of how many families in other countries live as a family unit into adulthood and the size of those families. Could put some perspective. Nice job vetting for Caleb, he's a fun channel. Not a reaction channel, but "How Money Works", is a fun channel.

[@penitent2401]

Really depends on the state of your house, if it looks like it got beat up by 5 successive tornadoes and may not be safe to live in, I'd say a renovation is an emergency at that point.

[@thecurrentmoment]

Good point

[@beckypetersen2680]

If you are living in it and it's not falling down around you, it's not an emergency. Americans have a different definition of emergency than many parts of the world. Not safe to live in is a different definition - but then you probably shouldn't be living in it.

[@penitent2401]

@@beckypetersen2680 it has a roof and mostly warm and dry, beats sleeping rough outside. And when things are breaking apart with the house structure you want to get it fixed asap instead of waiting until the roof collapse or cracks becomes something really major. Then it gets real expensive.

[@thecurrentmoment]

@@beckypetersen2680 I suppose there are other things to consider like if there any legal actions that can be taken if you have an unsafe or hazardous house. I guess this might apply if you have tenants/roommates as well, and something might need repairing to avoid legal action, which is a different type of emergency to third world countries, for example

[@maxgucciardi4507]

I watched that episode. He asked god if it was ok to quit his job and then renovate his bathroom, and god said yes. He also spends $800 an MONTH sponsoring mission trips. So its not really an emergency situation.

[@casedistorted]

“Time is on their side” Me: *sweats as I am about to hit 38 with no Retirement fund*

[@freedomring3022]

great reaction video ... never heard of this Caleb guy, but I love that he audits peoples finances, and actually finds people to let him do this ... maybe his content will wake up some people.

[@MovieJustin]

Caleb is a good guy.

[@MrDaAsif]

I have a tech degree and it's been a massive investment in so many ways, but the thing so many people miss is the degree isn't a substitute for hustle, I had to hustle to make 6 figures on graduation. I've met so many people like that guy who think the degree alone gets you the job, but you still gotta put time in it in other ways

[@jacobside2656]

This has been the only reacts video I have ever watched. Hammer is the best

[@debratakagawa4764]

Thanks for a very interesting show. Caleb Hammers followers are learning from these unfortunate young people.