27 Jobs For Women Over 50 When Money Is Tight

[@AuroraCardi-in9zt]

Delivering flowers for a flower shop or delivering medications to people who can get out are PT jobs for a few people I know and they love it!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Those sound like wonderful part-time jobs! Bringing joy with flowers or helping others with medication deliveries is such meaningful work. 🌸💊"

[@raquelsunshinejoy1614]

This is an amazing idea. Do you know how they got started?

[@krystalpatterson5379]

I was a private live in caregiver for many years. I was a able to save so much money! There is such a need. One job I noticed and thought I might look into is a store merchandise stocker. I go into the stores and racks and racks that have come off the truck but no one to stock shelves. Sometimes the trucks come in once or twice a week.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's amazing! Caregiving is such meaningful work, and it's great you saved so much. Stocking shelves could definitely be a good option-flexible and always in demand!

[@StyLus-tz6fj]

Stores don't already have their own people to stock their shelves? Aren't they stock or warehouse workers?

[@bethdouty4591]

My one concern about dog walking as an older person is the fact we aren't as agile as we once were. I fear perhaps have a dog that pulls you alot when walking that I would be more prone to tripping or something. My own dog someone gets under my feet.

[@jacquelinewalters6811]

Only choose dogs you can manage when you meet them. I only do dogs under 40 lbs.& cats. I'm 66.

[@RetirementTransformed]

True … you would have to pick the dogs wisely! Even our little Ruby gets under my feet sometimes!

[@peace-a]

My 60 yr old sister just fractured her right foot tripping over her Labrador.

[@ponderosapondhomestead4344]

As a woman over 50, I wouldn’t walk dogs, because of balance and strength issues.

[@JetJ321]

After I retired I got bored so went to work at Amazon for the Christmas rush. I was 63 and love to move. It is a very fast job running to load packages and can be dangerous but I had a great time!

[@SB-uw1cr]

How do you get employers to hire you? They find out that you're over 50 and you get crickets....

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s a tough situation, but don't let it discourage you! One approach is to highlight your experience and skills, while showcasing how they can benefit the company. Have you tried updating your resume to focus on your achievements or networking to find opportunities?

[@EvanCarmichael]

It’s never too late to explore new opportunities and build a fulfilling side hustle! Thanks for sharing! - Lipika - Team Evan Carmichael

[@RetirementTransformed]

So true!

[@AHouseDivided1998]

Decided to learn bartending as a side gig at 54. Took an online course. Now comes the hard part: Getting my first job with no prior experience. Not that worried. I live in The Villages, which makes me almost a kid around here. 😃

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s awesome! Bartending is a great way to stay social and earn some extra cash. Starting in The Villages is perfect-you’ll bring some fresh energy to the scene. Wishing you the best of luck landing that first gig; your confidence will go a long way! 🍸😃

[@teresarose1038]

Advertise to be a bartender at private parties. Great way to get experience

[@tanyawatkins7206]

Btw: you both look amazing. Great interaction, and I LOVE that it is outside. Makes me feel I am out there with you. Not super staged, but also no annoying background noises. So kudos on that!! :)

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you so much for the kind words! We’re thrilled you enjoy the outdoor setting-it’s one of our favorite parts too :)

[@tamaradesutter7157]

I have worked part time in a popular bakery for 31/2 years since retiring from teaching.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s awesome!

[@WilsonStitchCo]

I’m in Lehigh n y’all are great! I’m dealing with ageism now on trying to find a receptionist job. I have 30 yrs experience n they still want Barbie!!!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you for your kind words! It’s so frustrating that ageism still exists, especially with your wealth of experience. Stay confident-you have so much to offer, and the right opportunity will come your way. Sending you encouragement from here!

[@CM-xu6bd]

Does ageism exist for both women and men or just women?

[@amt7877]

Maybe at a doctor office, they always need receptionist

[@shelleyirwin6104]

My brother and 2 cousins all started their own ride share businesses instead of working for Uber. Lots of flexibility and they often refer each other when they can’t drive for their customers.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's such a great idea! Starting a ride-share business independently allows for flexibility, personalized service, and building a loyal customer base. Kudos to them for taking control and creating something on their terms! 🚗💼

[@darlalazzari]

I started my own private driving business too in the greater Houston area but it still was not enough income to pay my bills. Before Covid I was super busy, needed to really hire someone to help but I closed after Covid. People need to do their market research, how many ride can you handle in a day, how many will you get, how much does insurance cost in your area? Lots to think about

[@KathrynWhite-u7o]

Substitute teaching! I like it!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great part time option :)

[@tashad2201]

I have to say the things mentioned like seamstress would be awesome if those could be classes taught to the younger generation. Crocheting, quilting and all. Seems to be a lost art.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Absolutely agree-skills like crocheting, quilting, and sewing are such valuable arts that deserve to be passed down! It would be amazing to see more classes and opportunities for the younger generation to learn these timeless crafts. Thanks for sharing such a great idea!

[@Tifftalk2]

I can do some of these as an older woman but I’m rusty on some things like sewing on a machine. I’d need to figure out bobbin afain

[@susanelizabeth5841]

I love your Health and Wellness Checklist! Thank you!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Glad you liked it! Is there a specific part that really inspires you?

[@simplyKayvibes]

Retail is hard…I did that part time 😒

[@RetirementTransformed]

Absolutely, retail can be so challenging-it’s definitely not an easy job! Kudos to you for getting through it, even part-time. 😊 Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@47retta]

To be a massage therapist, you have to go to school for it and get licensed.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's a great point! Becoming a massage therapist requires specific training and certification to ensure the practice is done safely and professionally. Thanks for sharing!

[@sheilawinchell9248]

Do you have suggestions on reputable companies that hire for the virtual positions?

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great question! Companies like FlexJobs, Remote.co, and We Work Remotely are great platforms to find reputable virtual positions. Some well-known companies hiring for remote roles include Amazon, Dell, and TTEC. Best of luck in your search!

[@dcwatashi]

There are other KZbin channels that provide that information there’s one gal who actually will apply to these jobs to let you know if they are bogus

[@81Michellek]

The virtual options are great ideas. But how do you find reputable companies offering virtual positions? There are a lot of scams out there.

[@RetirementTransformed]

You're absolutely right to be cautious about scams when looking for virtual positions. Start with reputable platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and FlexJobs-FlexJobs, in particular, screens jobs to ensure they're legitimate. You can also explore specific company websites or ask for recommendations in professional groups or forums related to your field. Stay vigilant, and good luck finding the perfect opportunity! 💻🌟

[@mtngrl5859]

I'm a Realtor & it's not really a part-time career, BUT we always need assistants. So, look for a busy team or company & help with doing their Open Houses, or their day to day operations. You may decide you enjoy real estate & want to look for a new career path.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's great advice! Working as an assistant can give you a taste of the real estate world without the full-time commitment.

[@Teal_Seal]

I heard you need to have a RE license to be an assistant. Or maybe that’s just in my area…

[@mtngrl5859]

@@Teal_Seal It depends on what you do. If I have an Open House for the public and if I have an unlicensed assistant they are limited on what they can say. They can give a flyer to a prospective Buyer, but they can't offer any real information about the home. They can place signs out, serve food or beverages at an OH, help clients with signing in to the Open House. If they are hosting without a licensed agent being present, they can take down information on questions that the prospective Buyer has & the agents can follow up. Personally, I want a licensed agent at all my OH, but I'm just answering your question. Usually when I list a home, I have extra keys at the office. So, an unlicensed assistant can access the home and make sure there are plenty of flyers at the home. They can also pick up business cards to see who has shown the home. They can make calls on behalf of the agent to get an update from other's agents re what their clients felt about the home. They can speak with lenders to be updated on the loan process. There are lots of admin roles in real estate, update the listing, doing promotional marketing on SM. Also meeting with inspectors at the property if repairs need to be made. Of course, one doesn't need to be licensed to do staging of the home. There are so many details in real estate.

[@patbishop272]

I enjoyed this video very much...**especially the relationship between you two. I'm 74, have a wide range of jobs under my belt. But my side gig has always been metaphysics (40 yrs). Now teach and lecture...😊❤

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you for sharing! It’s wonderful to hear how you’ve turned your passion for metaphysics into a fulfilling side gig that allows you to teach and lecture. At 74, it’s inspiring to see how you’ve embraced lifelong learning and growth. 😊

[@kimberlytate2623]

Thank You both for sharing!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Our pleasure!

[@LukeXMV]

I used to be an architect. I have decided to become a counsellor. A lot of flexibility, you can decide what area of counselling you want to cover, for example management of stress in design offices.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s a brilliant transition! Leveraging your architecture background to counsel in stress management for design offices is such a thoughtful and unique niche. Best of luck in this fulfilling new path! 🌟

[@HappyCat1111]

In Canada, you need at least a master’s degree, usually a PhD in counselling psychology. Without those credentials, you could face a lawsuit.

[@robinadair8918]

You need extensive training and licensure to be a massage therapist, and certified to be a health coach.

[@RetirementTransformed]

You're absolutely right! Both massage therapy and health coaching require specific training and certification. If you're considering either of these paths, it's important to research the requirements in your area.

[@livebyfaith9743]

Awesome ideas

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you so much! We're glad you found the ideas helpful. 😊✨ Let us know if there's anything specific you'd like us to cover in the future!

[@Dreamopticsredlightglasses]

very nice ideas guys thank you

[@RetirementTransformed]

Our pleasure!

[@nadiaahnou1458]

I. love you guys!❤ very interesting infos❤

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thanks for watching!

[@raquelsunshinejoy1614]

Love your content and connection. Thank you for so many great ideas. I would like to start a KZbin channel, any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thanks so much! Start with something you’re passionate about, be consistent, and engage with your audience. Keep it simple-good lighting and clear audio go a long way. You’ve got this! 🎥😊

[@elizabethdeluca2858]

I thoroughly enjoyed your KZbin video on 27 jobs for women over 50. You came up with some great ideas that I haven't thought of before. I recently established a travel writing and content marketing agency that specializes in the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries. I have also been involved in the organization of trade shows and events for 25+ years. Do you have any tips on finding clients and starting a KZbin channel? I came across your KZbin channel and was very impressed with the quality and quantity of your content. Thank you for your valuable insights!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you! Your work sounds amazing. Networking and sharing expertise online can help find clients. For KZbin, start with topics you're passionate about and post consistently. Best of luck!

[@shawneckhart1125]

You guys are cute together! I like your ideas!

[@jackiebennett3762]

Great video.❤

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you! 🤗

[@jafrasar1]

The Customer Service Reps., needs to get WAY better. Speaking to people who don’t get see/ know the product; is really annoying.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thanks for sharing!

[@micheleshelleyliberty2852]

Thanks for these ideas! I am thinking of creating my own KZbin Channel. I would appreciate any insights you have. Thanks!

[@megcreates2.0]

These are great researched ideas but where do you find these jobs? That’s the biggest problem is actually finding the jobs

[@RetirementTransformed]

You're absolutely right, finding those opportunities can be a challenge! A great place to start is LinkedIn, Indeed, and FlexJobs for flexible or remote positions. For niche roles, check out specific industry job boards or network within relevant communities. Wishing you all the best in your search!

[@deborahb3664]

I would love to know some of the books that you suggest!! ❤

[@RetirementTransformed]

Here is the link to our Amazon store where we list several of the books we like www.amazon.com/shop/retirementtransformed/list/2EKEPP8ZX7IQU?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_7B52RE25N5D36770ZZ0Q

[@jessielynninspire573]

Just found you guys! Great info! What advice would you give for starting a KZbin channel?

[@RetirementTransformed]

We are getting this asked a lot so we are going to do a video on this soon. But for now create your page, its free and easy. Think about your topic and start making videos on your phone and post them.

[@EllaTee293]

This wouldn’t work in the UK - you can’t choose your hours and you can’t get into freelancing based on skills, only qualifications, so no matter how skilled and talented you are you won’t get anywhere. Even working from home like baking is a big red tape nightmare to get complaint with the health and safety standards. There are a million and one things I’m great at but I’ve been trying to get a job for months since the company I worked for got sold.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That sounds hard and I feel for you. But I just suggest you do your best and keep trying. You never know when something will appear.

[@smoofollowingqalroundthewo206]

Start by selling at your local farmers market or weekend boot sales.

[@dcwatashi]

I agree with this comment in my state you cannot sell baked goods from your home. You have to get inspection done by the county and usually you have to work out a commercial kitchen. The only thing you can sell at the local market are dog cookies because they are not for human consumption Seems like these two people don’t really do a lot of research

[@EllaTee293]

@ exactly. If only life were that easy.

[@northstar19571]

I have significant editing experience as a former newspaper editor, and am now teaching news writing and business communication at a western university as an adjunct. I'd love to know how to find people like you, those writing a book that need help editing. Where is a good place to put out feelers or advertise? Would love to have a side gig of about 10 hours a week. Any ideas are welcome! Thank you!

[@RetirementTransformed]

With your impressive experience, you’d be a fantastic resource for aspiring authors! 😊 A great place to start is platforms like LinkedIn or professional networks where writers and editors connect. You could also look into websites like Reedsy, Upwork, or Fiverr to advertise your services. Joining writing groups on Facebook or local writing communities could help you find people working on books who need editing support. Wishing you all the best with your side gig-it sounds like a rewarding venture!

[@rhonalaw1629]

How about part time mechanic, landscaping, teaching golf.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Those are fantastic ideas for part-time work! Mechanics, landscapers, and golf instructors can share their expertise while staying active and engaged. Plus, they allow you to keep doing what you enjoy while earning a little extra. Great suggestions! 🌟

[@L.living.a.goodlife]

Yep you can't work in retail over 60 in Australia I say most employers employ younger people coz they don't cost the same as over people.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s a tough reality for many. Age should be seen as an asset, not a disadvantage. Thanks for highlighting this important issue!

[@nccrchurchunusual]

Ppl need to know that as an Uber driver- regular insurance wont cover wrecks. Gotta get business ins...

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great point! That’s an important detail for anyone considering rideshare work in retirement. Thanks for sharing this valuable tip! 🚗

[@megberg9312]

I would love tips about starting a KZbin channel

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s so exciting! 🎉 Starting a KZbin channel is a fantastic way to share your passions and connect with others. Focus on topics you love, be consistent with uploads, and don’t be afraid to show your personality-it’s what makes your channel unique! Wishing you the best of luck, and let us know if you have any specific questions!

[@sheilawinchell9248]

Also…tips on a KZbin channel please

[@RetirementTransformed]

Starting a KZbin channel is such an exciting venture! Focus on topics you’re passionate about, post consistently, and engage with your audience in the comments. Keep your videos authentic-your unique perspective is what will set your channel apart. Wishing you lots of success!

[@diy-glamour]

I’d like to start a KZbin channel. I’m realizing now in my 50”s that I may not have enough to retire (when I retire at 68);and need to find something I can do part time to fill the gap. Been thinking about it for years. My only hang up is looking at other channels sand thinking “who would watch me” when there are hundreds of great channels already out there. Any suggestions on getting the courage? I also keep going back and forth in a few types of channels. But again, I feel like I don’t have any super spectacular things to talk about people would be interested in.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Starting a KZbin channel is a great idea! Focus on what you're passionate about-there’s always an audience for genuine content. You don't need to be spectacular, just authentic. Start small and practice with a few videos to build confidence. What type of content are you thinking of sharing? You’ve got this! 😊

[@NancyDrew444]

How do you find virtual asst jobs?

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great question! To find virtual assistant jobs, start by exploring platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer. You can also check job boards like Indeed and Remote.co or join Facebook groups for virtual assistants. Networking on LinkedIn and showcasing your skills can also help attract opportunities. Good luck! 😊

[@Kyandell]

I retired as a dental hygienist after covid and 30 years and now do Rover and love it. I wish other people my age, I’m 58, would do it because I feel like I could trust an older person with my pets more.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That sounds like such a rewarding shift! It's great that you're enjoying Rover, and I agree - older people often bring a lot of experience and trustworthiness, especially with pets. Thanks for sharing your perspective! 😊

[@lorrainebonvissuto3769]

I would only use an older person to pet sit. I am thankful that my pet sitter is close by.

[@missyhash3018]

Yes a video on KZbin tips please

[@RetirementTransformed]

We are drafting this up soon.

[@juliejenkins8765]

I would prefer going to a massage therapist that has received license/dedicated training. A novice could do damage.

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's a valid point! It's important to choose someone with proper training to ensure safety and effectiveness. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@christinastevenson3282]

I ❤ this list. I want to do a KZbin channel just trying to figure if it would be personal or business. FYI - I used to do wedding planning and still keep my hands in events.

[@RetirementTransformed]

You can do it!

[@christinastevenson3282]

@RetirementTransformed Thank you ☺️

[@verlindabarnett4973]

You do have to be licensed to be a massage therapist

[@RetirementTransformed]

Yes, that’s correct! If you want to start a career as a massage therapist, you do need to be licensed.

[@kathysimpson7471]

I would love to have a KZbin channel, ive taken care of the elderly, cleaned airbnb, had a daycare, I have a small ranch, I think id like to write children’s books and make kids cartoons ugh, i dont really know where to start, i do have a KZbin channel but i haven’t really had a real way to go. Ive watched so many videos on chat gpt, canva, kittl i think im overloaded I feel like Im ADD…….

[@Markhamrollins]

The best thing to do is to start. Use your phone and record a video then put it up on KZbin. I know it sounds easier then said but starting by filming a video is the best place to start. We think we may do a video on starting a KZbin channel. So stay tuned

[@RetirementTransformed]

Hi, I responded personally below and will say the same thing here. Film your first video on your phone in landscape mode. It's easier if you can have it on on a tripod or at least resting one something so your hands are free. Try and make it at least 10 minutes. I think we will make a video on this in the near future, but there are lots of resources out there.

[@cherylbking2894]

What a beautiful couple!

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you so much! We're glad you enjoyed the video. 😊

[@janetmanning1195]

I am thinking very hard of doing a KZbin channel. Just trying to figure it out and how to do it

[@dcwatashi]

There are KZbin videos on how to start a KZbin channel. And it’s a lot of work.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Starting a KZbin channel is an exciting journey! Begin by choosing a topic you're passionate about, plan your content, and keep it simple at first. A phone camera and free editing tools work great to get started. Stay consistent and enjoy the process-it’s all about learning and improving along the way!

[@dothehokeypokeyandgetbusy6359]

How about retired nurses who don’t want to be in a nursing position? A work from home would be best.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Retired nurses have many work-from-home options, such as telehealth consulting, medical coding, or writing/editing for healthcare publications. Your expertise is valuable in many non-clinical roles. Best of luck finding the right fit! 😊

[@dcwatashi]

I am a graphic designer, and you can easily get ripped off time and time again. And I would never ever suggest being an Uber or Lyft driver.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thanks for sharing your perspective! I can see how experiences in freelance or gig work can make one cautious. What do you think is the best approach to avoid getting ripped off?

[@anamunguiacoach7676]

As a non- US citizen- living overseas- what jobs are out there?

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great question, Ana! As a non-US citizen living overseas, you can explore remote jobs like: Freelancing (writing, design, programming) on platforms like Upwork. Teaching (online English tutoring). Virtual Assistance (admin, customer support). Consulting or Coaching (share your expertise). E-commerce (selling products online).

[@janetmalone9629]

I’m interested in KZbin…. Should I Vlog AND Blog??? Why DID you do Blogging in the first place? WHY did you QUIT blogging? WOULD IT BE WORTH Blogging again in addition to your KZbin?

[@RetirementTransformed]

We will do a video on this soon

[@alissawhite8772]

Hi Janet!! There are so many FREE tutorials on KZbin about blogging and it can really turn into a lucrative business! I am just now starting my blog and I am almost 55! Good luck 😊!

[@ALLGIRL62]

You two are adorable. I enjoy your channel.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you so much!

[@barbaradykema3441]

A massage therapist has hours of training and need to be licensed.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Yes, absolutely! For those prepared to learn, becoming a licensed massage therapist can be a fulfilling option. It's a chance to help others while creating a flexible and rewarding career path. Thank you for pointing that out! 😊

[@tanyawatkins7206]

There is going to be an enormous need for re- education help. Not sure what it will look like. But so much of the education system has been propaganda and lies, for those under 50, that as America is being reborn (and many other nations), educating people on truth will be needed. I am attending university in my late 40’s, early 50’s. I have been horrified at what is being taught. I have been in a blue state and a red state and the education is sadly very similar. I am often the only one who will question the crazy info being propagated. Many younger professors cannot get what I bring up because they are products of this purposeful system.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s inspiring that you’re pursuing education later in life and actively engaging in critical thinking. What changes do you think could help improve the education system and bring more balance to what’s being taught?

[@MaryPoppins-d1k]

Age has nothing to do with your skills! You can be 50 with an MD from Harvard, or be 50 and have no education . Everyone is completely different. Don’t put people in a box…. I am 57 and I am not dumb enough to quit. Just don’t quit your job, then you will have a job

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's true-everyone's journey and skills are unique, and age doesn't define our abilities. It's important to make thoughtful decisions that work for our personal circumstances. Wishing you continued success and fulfillment! 😊

[@turningthesage8687]

How about people with no skills?

[@RetirementTransformed]

Great question! Even if you feel you don't have any specific skills, retirement is a great time to explore new interests and develop new ones. Many people discover new passions or talents later in life, such as learning a musical instrument, taking up a craft, or even pursuing volunteer opportunities. Sometimes the key is just starting something small and seeing where it leads. Have you considered any hobbies or activities you'd like to explore?

[@Dawnsbookreviews]

Haha! I would also choose Dog walking or book reviewing!❤ For now, I have my own channel and I discuss books- any advice is appreciated!!😊

[@RetirementTransformed]

That’s amazing-combining your love for books with your channel is such a fantastic idea! ❤😊 My advice? Stay consistent with your uploads, engage with your audience in the comments, and maybe experiment with formats like book challenges or live discussions to keep things fresh. Wishing you lots of success and happy reading!

[@Dawnsbookreviews]

@ Thanks for the advice!!😍

[@MomentzofGrace1]

Want to build a youtube channel

[@RetirementTransformed]

That's awesome! Start with topics you're passionate about, stay consistent, and engage with your audience. Wishing you the best as you build your channel-go for it!

[@bernadetteabohan]

Ummmmm folks- AI can do all these you are wayyyyyyyyy behind the tech.

[@mickyo7171]

Because it can doesn’t mean that it is.

[@RetirementTransformed]

While AI is a powerful tool, there is still a strong demand for live assistance. Many people appreciate the personal touch, tailored advice, and human connection that live support provides, especially in areas like retirement planning or coaching. The balance between tech and human interaction can offer the best of both worlds.

[@humanbeing1065]

Nothing new here.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Thanks for your feedback! We’re always looking for ways to share fresh ideas. Are there any specific types of jobs or retirement topics you'd like to see covered?

[@sherrih6375]

Trolling huh? 😮

[@memeh1290]

Your suggestions are no brainners.

[@RetirementTransformed]

Sometimes the simplest ideas make the biggest difference :)

[@nappyscribe1987]

I’ve started a KZbin channel. I’d like to chronicle my raw plantbased journey. I’ve beat cancer for a year so far and I’d like tips from you guys to make a great channel! Btw I love your channel. I’ve been binge watching since I found you yesterday. Anyway here goes: kzbin.infoXkcvMlf9LbA?si=Q18ueUroYEccEeQc

[@RetirementTransformed]

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