From Riches to Rags: Culture Shock! - Rich Kids Go Skint UK - Reality TV

Rich Kids Go Skint UK - S02 E13
Watch as a wealthy young adult swaps a life of luxury for a struggle with budgeting in a less fortunate family’s home. See the culture shock and learnings unfold in a journey that reveals the stark class differences and the value of a dollar.
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Rich Kids Go Skint showcases wealthy youths experiencing life with less fortunate families. Tasked with daily chores like shopping, cooking, and cleaning, they gain insight into the struggles of living on a tight budget. This eye-opening series bridges societal gaps, offering a unique perspective on differing lifestyles.
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[@anitascanlan8959]

What a kind hearted lad. It just shows his parents have raised him well. His compassion and not being judgemental speaks volumes ❤

[@serendipidus8482]

Well they wouldn't have picked an arse hole to do the show. They were also polite and non judgemental of him. They could have spat when he said he spent more on his bag than they have in two years available to them. And he knows he can just go back home and have a bath in caviar and champagne whenever he wants.

[@justjoanish]

Compassion? how condescending.

[@serendipidus8482]

@@justjoanish you think the boy is condescending or its condescending to say somone seems to have a developed sense of compassion?

[@justjoanish]

​@@serendipidus8482 Condenscending to think that a working class family needs some rich kid's "compassion".

[@serendipidus8482]

@@justjoanish everyone needs compassion. The rich kid has compassion for people less fortunate than himself. Some rich people do not have compassion. It's pretty arrogant to think people who are poor don't need compassion? You think people shouldn't have empathy for the poor? What a weird thing to say. If you lack compassion for them that's your poverty showing.

[@CristinLive]

Alex was a very respectful house guest I think he’s done really well with all of the tasks given!

[@serendipidus8482]

The poor people were also kind and respectful....

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

Alex seems to have a good head on his shoulders. Very respectful, open minded and not judgmental. His parents raised a good young man.

[@user-bv7bb7jr2z]

What a kind respectable young man He will go very far with that beautiful manners♥️

[@serendipidus8482]

I dont know why everyone is shocked that a wealthy person is polite. Everyone here is polite and compassionate not just him.

[@MichelleJones-it1et]

Alex is the first kid to provide the family with a gift that made sense and made a difference. Great job Alex!

[@user-po3lj2ug4w]

Yes, please do a show about what they're doing now in 2024,thanks

[@nicolas_-_-_]

Hello! That's a good idea. I guess the rich are still rich and the poor are still poor. Those rich kids probably still buy ridiculous things they don't even need 😄

[@theresamcclure7333]

Yes absolutely! Would wonderful to see where everyone is! Watching from Australia ❤

[@ransom7788]

They should but in America. Our middle class is dying it’s so bad here!

[@shplizzionsbruck2406]

@@ransom7788we got rid of our middle class in Canada. We only have the super rich and working poor now. The class divide is growing every day with no end in sight.

[@kianaone2610]

​@shplizzionsbruck2406 that's what it's like here in the US too. Though if you ask the government they will say there's rich, upper middle class, lower middle class, than upper lower class, and lower class. When in reality it's rich than its drops to lower class who are living for the most part paycheck to paycheck(with the low chance of once in a while you can actually afford all bills for the month).

[@epi8673]

Seeing those young privileged people behaving so respectful and appreciating gives me hope that the world can be a better place. At the same time it saddens me that a young family has not enough money to feed them all. 😢

[@frontlinersaudi8076]

the rich-born kids are the ones polite unlike the rich-made ones.

[@annacherish5734]

Real rich people have manners, it’s the fake rich people that don’t

[@SnowWhite-wt4pw]

​@frontlinersaudi8076 umm I would say that the one's in uk are much different then one's in the state's...no matter how they started with money most end up being lil snot's here...unless they are one's who started out alive in that struggle to know and remember how it was to have that struggle and now just be thankful they don't have the stress of not knowing where their next meals are...they are rare though...

[@SnowWhite-wt4pw]

On another note, I don't get people who are hurting for money like this going out and thinking its a good idea to bring kids into the mix, like that is going to make it easier...

[@datgrrl5698]

I attempted to read this run on sentence lacking proper grammar and punctuation but life is far too short.

[@kaykepop4084]

His parents have done an amazing job raising him. Although he comes from a wealthy family, he's very respectful, humble, and caring. A real great guy.

[@elizabethyoung4207]

Just because someone comes from a wealthy, well-educated background does not mean that person is a judgemental snob!!

[@BrandyHarrison-ri8ed]

He's a breath of fresh air! Especially coming from a wealthy family he is kind, empathetic and respectful! So very cool to see he's going to go a long way.

[@nancyhsu5565]

Alex is among the best of the "rich kids." He's thoughtful and down to earth. His parents are lovely, but featured too briefly. Their luxurious home with the stuffed animals (sweet touch) shows the lack of snobbery - it screams cozy, fun and welcome! Antony and Jen are loving, hardworking parents who deserve respect and a better future. This episode came out in 2019. I hope the two families are still friends today.

[@SnowWhite-wt4pw]

I only just started watching these and your right on many point's, cause he doesn't seem over the top, nor does his house, for me its a bit closer to a middle income family type house with people who are down to earth who worked hard for their money and what they got to give to their kids...plus the family he spent time with seem's more like the one's these kids should be at and not one's only living in dumps on government funds...What floor's me is the one's who work only bringing home 1k a month, I mean I did that back in high school or first years out of school in the 80's... Now I would consider myself a bit spoiled, we lived in basic ghetto to richer type life, even after I moved out for my 2nd marriage was like that, but I have never stopped living how my mother taught me on getting the most out of your money...also my kids were given the same as I did, like buying first car and helping at other things, but taught to appreciate it and work as part of the family doing what things needed to get done to get these type of things...plus we were never one's on like bday's or xmas to just go out and buy a bunch of random crap so it looked like they had a lot but was stuff that lasted 5 mintues for kids, to me that was just throwing money in the trash....so we would get fewer things but be really thoughtful on the choice's for each kid to make sure it was something that could be useful in life (like a laptop) that they can use for many year's then maybe a few smaller things... Really liked the balance of the people in this episode, only thing I didn't get was the woman for breakfast taking 2 pieces of toast but gave the guest 1 piece who is a guy, who normally eat more...plus why didn't she get her parent's or other family member's take turn's in watching her kid and then maybe go to work herself so it can make things better for them...stop worrying about taking vacation's...even us with making 6 figure's who have rarely taken a vacation and with a family of 6 we have never gone together at same time either...plus if you look around there are ton of things you can do with your kids for free...

[@nancyhsu5565]

@@SnowWhite-wt4pw Thanks for sharing your story and input. The Brits have the best shows and documentaries. This channel is still uploading more episodes so check them out - it's worth your time. Go to Wikipedia for more info because this channel doesn't list series and episode numbers.

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@SnowWhite-wt4pwgirl… you sound a bit out of touch. What tf is a ghetto richer lifestyle? That doesn’t make sense to me haha.

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@SnowWhite-wt4pwa lot of people are only making $800 to $1500 a month in the UK and the US. It’s very hard to live on that in both countries, but extremely common. I’m concerned that’s a surprise for you since it’s so common. It shouldn’t be, but unfortunately it is.

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@SnowWhite-wt4pwmaybe off camera (or in a scene they cut) the guy asked for only one piece of toast. These shows are edited. This seems like easily a possibility without even thinking about it for more than a few seconds. Also, you dont really know the situation in its entirety. Maybe there’s a very valid reason she doesn’t leave her kids with her parents so she can work herself. Maybe her parents don’t want to have to watch her children all the time while she works. Maybe she can’t trust them to care for them the ways she prefers (like some grandparents don’t believe in food allergies and will feed their grandchild food the mother told them not to. Some will allow their grandchild to do things the mother doesn’t allow like certain games, etc.). Maybe her parents get easily fatigued or pained from old age and wouldn’t be able to handle being in charge of the children that long on a nearly daily (or daily) basis. Like, you really seem to be making a lot of assumptions here about this women’s life from a very edited television show.

[@maureenbrophy7852]

What a lovely couple & great rich kid. Parents reared him well💐

[@stephwilliamsco]

The skint family are lovely; I’m so proud of him working instead of being on benefits. The rich kid is so humble and his parents have done a fab job!

[@jeanthobaben]

Alex is a lovely young man. I hope Ant can find a better job. He's a hard worker.🥰

[@teresaarvidson44]

Now that's impressive, he called his dad first, instead of his mates! What a good boy.

[@ListedInTheSouth]

That was so thoughtful to buy the couple a bed frame. Also, the parting gift was nice as well for the family.

[@theonlyjayy_1]

I started getting emotional watching that part

[@ListedInTheSouth]

@@theonlyjayy_1 Right 🥲

[@eyerollingintooblivion]

All three of these young people are amazing, both sides so kind and generous.

[@MGold00]

Its very nice to see that it a young family r they dont want to be on benefits. Lovely Alex is so humble & respect.

[@sjay7209]

Amen, we need more of that especially in the USA. It’s the opposite here where the majority of people on benefits ( welfare) don’t have any desire or intentions of doing better for themselves through hard work and saving. Why bother when you get handed everything for free and then work side gigs getting paid under the table and they don’t report the extra cash so they are doing better than alot of working folks. People lack pride in themselves. Its wonderful to see struggling folks do for themselves and even if they don’t have much at all they have pride

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@sjay7209that’s really not true. Stop spreading lies. That’s just a popular stereotype that’s spread around to piss people off and get them to vote to lower benefit amounts and get rid of them if possible (likely coming in the future unfortunately). Most people on benefits are disabled, single parents who even if they got a job they still wouldn’t be able to afford childcare with the income on top of bills and everything else essential. Many people on benefits actually do have a job though. Including myself. I don’t get many benefits, but I do get food stamps and medi-cal health insurance, which I am so so thankful for! My food stamps do not pay even close to what my food costs each month, but it’s helpful. I work as much as I can. I’m disabled with various chronic illnesses so I can’t work a regular part time job or full time job without eventually losing that job because I become too sick to preform my duties (my illness flares off and on and flares can last months if I’m overworking my body during them). So this means I have to do odd jobs. Like babysitting while the parents go on a date night, to a doctor’s appointment, etc. Sometimes I clean houses when my body can handle that. I detail care when I’m able to. I do all types of work. I’m also going to community college right now to become a forensic scientist. You see the news and politicians spreading around the belief that people don’t want to work and they just want to stay on benefits, but that’s not the case for most people. Benefits do NOT pay enough to live comfortably on. Most people want to live comfortably and therefore would prefer to have a job that paid more than the benefits they receive.

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@sjay7209also, my odd jobs are not paid under the table. I pay taxes on them. Just so you can’t talk crap about that.

[@bunnylacy2097]

Hi, just wanted to let you know that the person who responded to your comment first is very wrong about US citizens on benefits. Sure, some of them don’t want to work and would rather stay on benefits and may even do jobs that pay cash and not claim the cash on taxes to keep the max amount of benefits. But that’s not most people. Some people just believe that to be true because politicians spread that stereotype around so they can get voters to support the government when they continually cut funds for retirement benefits, disability benefits, unemployment (which has a time limit that you can be on it and you must prove that you’ve been applying to jobs each week), food stamps, etc. Truth is, benefits pay so little that it’s very hard to live on it. They don’t pay enough for a comfortable life. Most people would rather be able to do a job that pays more than their benefits. Including me! I get food stamps and medi-cal (which is the other free health insurance in California and you have to be pretty poor to get it). I’d love to make more money, but I’ve been too sick from my chronic illnesses to work a part time or full time job because I lose my job when I end up having a flare that lasts months and makes completing my work duties impossible. If I push my body too hard I end up in the hospital. I’m also going to college right now so that’s also why my body cannot handle a full time or even part time job. So I have to just do odd jobs when I’m able to, but unlike what he said, I don’t get paid under the table for those jobs. I pay taxes on them. So many people in the US are disabled and too sick to work enough to stay off of benefits. So many people are single parents and don’t make enough money to cover the necessary childcare to go to work until their child is old enough to go to free public school (which gets out around 2:30-3pm, so the typical 9am to 5pm job won’t work unless they find and can afford child care for after school). It is so much more complex and complicated than what the man in your comments is making it out to be. And it’s like sure, why have a baby if you cannot afford them on your own? Circumstances change. Some people lost their job, their partner (so only one income now or none), birth control isn’t 100%, condoms break, etc. Not everyone can handle abortion or adoption. We as people need to start making less assumptions about people and start questioning more the narratives that politicians are putting out. If a politician(s) are constantly talking about how no one wants to work and they’re all on benefits, then later they support a bill about lowering the monthly benefits payment to elderly and disabled, can we really trust him to tell us the truth? Is he just over exaggerating to get an outcome he wants for that bill? I could go on…

[@bunnylacy2097]

@@sjay7209ah almost forgot, a ton of people on benefits are also elderly and they never made enough money to have a good enough retirement lump sum saved up. They paid into the system to get their retirement benefit, and the budget for it has been cut multiple times so it’s so little many elderly have to rely on family to make ends meet because it doesn’t pay enough to survive. They’re too sick, old, etc. to continue working. Some elderly actually do work until they die though or until they’re on their death bed because they cannot afford not to as long as their body allows. Idk how any of that is okay or acceptable. Let’s focus on people struggling like the elderly, the disabled, and the single parents, etc. out there instead of focusing on that small portion of people who are abusing the benefits system.

[@VK-kh7pf]

Alex said it, mindset is so important. Loved this episode. I can’t help thinking if Alex suddenly found himself in a similar financial situation to his hosts that he would quickly figure out what to do to attain any goal he set for himself - and do it.

[@the_plant_style5853]

I wish politicians did this....but that would never happen!

[@bunnylacy2097]

Right? They seem so out of touch a lot of the time and they’re making big decisions that impact the working class in negative ways while benefiting the rich who don’t need anymore kickbacks or free crap. Like, rich people SHOULD pay high taxes instead of getting to pay a lower tax percentage in compassion to their income than we do (the lower income peeps).

[@user-gm1kl6xy4m]

Am 56 brings me back memories of my life's struggles mum of six

[@itsfunwhenitsmessy5111]

Same I have 8 some are starting to become adults we are hopefully going to be able to buy a house

[@Cakedecorator1971]

What a beautiful person Alex is!.... actually all 3 of them are just beautiful. kind people. I hope things get better for Anthony and Jen.

[@lj0608]

Such a well mannered young man

[@boikhutsotawana7350]

Alex's manners are tu die for, very humble and respectful, he helped the young family to relax and relate easily. Beautiful show🎉❤

[@insightinspiration9922]

It’s not only about finances. When children grow up in a household where they don’t learn table manners, where they play with smartphones at young age instead of playing outside or reading books, where they grow up with a scarcity mentality “we can’t do this” vs “how can we do this”, they are programmed for failure. Some people don’t have money, but they know how to dress (second hand), they eat at a proper table, they pay attention to manners and education, they tell their children to perform well in school and set expectations. It’s not linked to income. Living on a small budget is hard, I don’t want to minimize this at all. But you can have nothing and still be hungry for success and use the available tools to catch up with others in society (use KZbin for instance to learn and broaden your horizon), so that you have a chance at succeeding in life. I’m thinking of some immigrant families who come with nothing but a willingness to build a better life, and their children grow often into very successful adults because their parents set standards. Please stop talking about money only but also talk about mindset.

[@360kcc]

Another great episode, i wonder how they are now... i feel like he is one of the rich kids that will work hard to continue his dad's business

[@J.Cashhhh]

Alex was a great houseguest and the couple got along well with him!

[@rochellea9652]

love,love,love this episode. lovely family and young man.❤

[@icreateworlds]

Fascinating. All three of them feel like really good people.

[@00nigirimeshi]

1k a month for 40h of work weekly??? How is that legal?? Lol Ants and Jen are so cute jow they are lurking at the market and observing from their hideout 😂 But Alex is a good kid. He also understands that he is only on this position, because his parents made it possible for him.

[@shannonobrien9922]

I truly like all these people! They're good humans

[@BeYou-Music]

I would love to have a catch up as in a so many years later show 😮

[@nedrasellayah9314]

Such a nice lad! Nice to see he's got such a close bond with his own family. Lovely family he was paired with too!!

[@dortheusnelsonick5621]

he's so kind and polite, I'm crying watching this episode 🥲

[@melanytodd2929]

Alex is a total sweetheart ❣️

[@goodatbeingpoor]

Lol!! “Lend money off people.” do you mean borrow? I’ve never heard that in my life. That gave me a good tummy laugh.

[@niamhlenihan8292]

In Dublin we’d say it like that too😂 “get a lend of money off someone”

[@ribkaheaven]

what a beautiful family, and guest who learned so much i loved this video thank you

[@koya5001]

Didn’t expect to watch this in full, but such a heartfelt family and such a kind and well mannered young adult. He’s definitely not out of touch with the world, very grounded and very self aware, beautiful to see on screen.

[@needmoreramsay]

For a wealthy lad, he's surprisingly humble and kind ! I think his parents did a good job raising him ! 👍

[@cristaizzard4039]

Holy shit now he's cooking with his goose on😂😂

[@christinachoi2724]

This kid is by far looks more natural at house chores and not crazy with designer stuff. Very nice kid

[@JessT23]

What a lovely, lovely group of people! And Alex's parents should be very proud...he has a great heart ❤

[@mimichow1966]

Follow up on the families would be great

[@kaylee8869]

Alex you gave me hope. Such a humble man. Your parents should be proud. ❤

[@frontlinersaudi8076]

i love this episode of the rich kids, alex is really sweet, and you won't feel that this family is poor. they are rich deep down inside them. they are indeed right.. MONEY IS NOT EVERYTHING ❤

[@NancyHsu-yb6rk]

It would be great if Antony's hard work paid him more money so they don't have to stress as much and can hire a baby-sitter for more couple's time. They may want another child and then there's the cost of college or university.

[@OURWORLD4EVER]

Alex was raised right, both are beautiful families and i hope that they are all healthy and happy 😊

[@shannonvetrano3431]

This is so beautiful ❤

[@crystalchesanek134]

This was a fantastic episode. What lovely young people from both sides and I hope they all are doing well.

[@juanitadejager6138]

Alex might be rich ,but he is well raised ...he is respectfully and kind...well done to his parents.Alex is definitely learning something....Anthony and Jen are amazing ! They are hard working and I hope they get an opportunity to get a better income...but they are rich ,just like Jen said....

[@cheryltimms5190]

What a beautiful true life story. God bless each & all. You all can be so proud of yourselves & each other. ❤❤❤

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

What a wonderful family and Alex too ❤️

[@daniellefores4491]

Monthly shop 120… I did that just for 2 bags here in Australia, $300 that’s 2 days worth and I’m living in the most skint area of SA.

[@MickeyGee73]

I spent $150 at Woolworths yesterday..Cooked up a huge lamb roast, 4 portions of beef korma, 6 portions of chicken tikka and veg plus 10 portions of chilli con carne in the stockpot..

[@joycejackson9315]

The way he holds his silver ware and eats is a dead give away he has learned class difference and how valuable it is for them to stay in their world us in ours.

[@marlo9380]

Thanks for sharing these videos with everybody 🎉😊

[@missk2494]

Good on Ant for getting out there and earning a living for his family and not sitting around on benefits drinking,smoking acting all entitled like many do

[@Booksn0b]

Everyone was so sweet in this episode.

[@jennyjones7987]

I thought Alex was a lovely young man with compassion and a caring soul. ❤ Better than a few other rich kids that were on this channel.

[@ericaharrington7458]

He 's a good kid

[@diannemcdivitt3229]

Their ALL EXTREMELY luvly people!!

[@kristinesharp6286]

House looks lovely on outside and the boys room looks done enough.

[@terririder5532]

I can't remember having $15 bucks or go to to the store Lol

[@amymahoney3513]

If you have running water 💦, heating/A/C, & a working refrigerator in your home.. consider yourself blessed & wealthy.. i live in South Carolina USA & at the moment, i have NONE of those things 😭 i not too pround to ask for a helping hand..

[@MickeyGee73]

As an Australian, it blows me away that the US govt will shut off your water for an unpaid bill..over here you would have to ignore many bills and the option to go on a payment plan..Water should be a human right..

[@jbauntie]

Why does it always look like no one uses soap to wash their dishes…I only noticed one episode where the person used dish soap…is it just not showing up on the shows or do people in the UK mostly just use water to wash the dishes?Alex is the sweetest,most thoughtful young man.He was very kind $ respectful and eager to learn and help where he could. While he may want for nothing he doesn’t act entitled or bratty or stuck up. Would like to see a follow-up show of where they all are now and how life has or hasn’t changed for them.

[@bunnylacy2097]

…they use soap to was dishes. Theres going to a lot of cut aways and edits on shows like this. They’re not going to show people putting soap on the dish sponge every time they are filmed doing dishes. Seems like the least important part to show when recording someone doing dishes for this show lol. Because the point isn’t about their hygiene. It’s about the rich kid learning from new experiences and from living with a poor income family. It’s about showing how much the mother, father , or both do in Their both the household and outside the home

[@user-rf3yh1ug8r]

I firmly believe that this will forever be in his mind when making decisions regardless of if that's in his future businesses or just with other people around him in general. He was a great guy before and will go even further than he could have without this.

[@corvettesbme]

I am loving this series ❤

[@swmtym]

Kind authentic people. Didn't expect it to go the way it did it was beautiful.

[@lorenasosa98]

he's such a darling awww what a sweet guy.

[@Makaylalalaa]

American here, are they not allow to give them money? I can't be the only one hoping they get money to cover their bills or to cover their food bill for the next few months instead of trips?! It's extremely thoughtful but I would want help with my groceries instead of a vacation 😅

[@Loosybaboosy]

I hear where you're coming from. But... if you gave them money they might never have a vacation. Now they can have a guilt free vacation without thinking they should have spent the money on something else. Hopefully they will create great memories that last a lifetime.

[@jaszminejohnston8167]

When you're on a budget, its hard to give sometimes

[@mykejustmyke1407]

Thanks for the upload!

[@wakinglife7065]

All the rich kids have been lovely that I’ve seen thus far- only seen Maria, Sophie and Dhylan. Goes to show that rich doesn’t mean, mean. All well raised people

[@nurmc5467]

Alex is an amazing lad, and the family that host him too. I hope all are doing good.

[@amyschneidhorst1384]

This young man is kind and considerate and seems to have a terrific relationship with his folks. I assume these parents don't emphasize life skills because they see an extended childhood as a sign they've made it. But even people who will have paid house workers need to have a basic knowledge to supervise others...

[@PatriciaPruitt-nt5zn]

His open market shopping was fun to watch

[@silverchickencsgo8159]

If i was earning 1000 per month...and i need to feed family of 3...i will either find another job...or work 5 jobs in the same time for short period of time, just to get out of this situation

[@barbaramorgan6313]

The Rich folks need to stay with the families for a minimum of a week. One night stay is zero.

[@Azzsayswhat]

Lawrd, spice those beans up a bit. 😂 If I were in their position I would look for a bread machine. Make bread. Buns. Rolls. Pizza dough. I use mine multiple times a month. Then of course you would have to buy yeast and flour but, man does it ever make a difference. To the parents of this young man, well done. Well done.

[@OLCarmel]

Alex needs the crash course in real time human understanding. It will help him grow to make himself richer in people human understanding.

[@TheKeeperMadz]

He is a nice young lad raised right, Alex will go a long way in life.

[@Josherson]

$1,200 a month is about the average cost for a 2 bedroom apartment in the US

[@CS-wq1vu]

Four lovely people! Is the family on social media?

[@catherine7593]

Alex is so lovely 😍 Kudos to his parents x

[@barbaramorgan6313]

Bangers and beans

[@tran1031]

One of the best episodes ❤

[@nicolecoburn8365]

great episode

[@pauljordan4452]

Butter on a bird? Not seen that before.

[@daxxsamuel7913]

Canada goose for……winters in the uk for Canada goose 😂😂 guessing its more of a fashion statement than for winter use

[@MyAnimeDomination]

that chicken is unseasoned lol

[@needmoreramsay]

"Baalenciaga" isn't that the brand that has children posing with "BDSM" teddy bears and pee dough novels !?!?

[@TheKeeperMadz]

Going to the market helps the farmers more than the supermarkets

[@user-gm1kl6xy4m]

I received Christmas voucher and midyear voucher once per year

[@jasparvevo3573]

He had the Shirt and Jacket on while climbing up the Stairs, but now he took it out of the Cupboard?

[@amandamagni1606]

Am I doing the math wrong or did the husband say he makes like $6per hour basically? 40 hours a week and $1000 a month. I’m lost.

[@AlishaBrorens]

That was after tax, so before tax would be a bit higher. Still not a lot to live on though.

[@amandamagni1606]

Does the UK not have laws for minimum wage?

[@ianwinslett5013]

​@amandamagni1606 not USD... Pounds. At the current exchange rate 1USD = .79 Pounds. In other words, 2k pounds per month is equal to $2546.44. That's after tax. It's the equivilant of making 35-40k/year in the US. Which is $16-$19/hr... too lazy to do the actual math.

[@zuzu6864]

​@@amandamagni1606they should, but 1k should be below minimum wage. Pretty common

[@Guangdian-qi1uc]

I used to work retail and that was how much I made sadly

[@annacherish5734]

I don’t get why in every episode someone saids the rich kid is realizing the value of money, I am sure they know the value of money, hence why they are rich

[@CanwegetSubscriberswithn-cu2it]

He earned none of it. That's the issue. He's always had it. Doesn't know how it feels to NOT have it.

[@shplizzionsbruck2406]

What year is this?? Those food prices are Cheap! $2.60 for HaganDaz ice cream?!? Can’t get one for less than $6.00 in Canada! We pay more for Everything and then have to add all the Taxes!

[@terihumphrey6624]

Alex has got to be 6'6" at least

[@jenfrisk996]

Alex is wonderful.

[@Frenchmisto]

They have to save on food and he’s drinking Red Bull???… not the best way to do it!

[@missk2494]

Give him a break. He's spending hours and hours handing out leaflets for a lousy £20

[@autumnnn1809]

so poor people aren’t allowed to enjoy small pleasures? i’m sure he didn’t buy it with the last of their money, they’re clearly not stupid when it comes to budgeting

[@Frenchmisto]

@@autumnnn1809 well there are other cheaper energy drinks available. I’ve been in their situation for a while and I knew what had priority in my monthly budget. I stopped smoking, drinking, going out… anything that was not necessary, pleasure or not, had to wait until I could afford it again

[@averizimmermann4387]

I love this kid and the family…but mostly I’m shook you can buy frozen Yorkshire puddings…as an American who grew up eating them that would be a DREAM

[@pauljordan4452]

The pair of tracksuit pants I wear working at home cost about eight pounds.

[@fonjadidi]

I commend budget families that buy fresh fruit and veg. When you buy in season its very affordable. Or you csn buy frozen and canned