The Real Cost Of Living In Melbourne Australia Pt 2

Here I breakdown exactly how much I spend a month here in Melbourne. There is a difference between existing and living. How much do you think is enough to exist and how much is it to actually live? Lets have a chat...
Whenever I'm not on here you can find me on IG @filipgregov

[@nigela1867]

Love your videos bro. Keep up the good work. Can’t wait to see your plans go into fruition!

[@FilipGregov]

Thanks heaps for the support. Just keeping it real here

[@sk8ordie-t2v]

why are you shirtless???seems a bit wierd bro.

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao! I love you too bro x

[@Vondoozy]

Bros just casually sitting there shirtless and flexing, talking about cost of living in Melbourne. Like what.

[@Josh.sainty]

Gaters gonna gate 😂

[@WillC-s5q]

It's summertime

[@kimpham7846]

Maybe the weather was too hot. That might be a reason he didn't wear T-shirt.

[@reubanfleet3188]

I'm in Sydney, currently doing shared with someone in a decent apartment. I cut down steak heaps for ground beef and only spend 150 a week for my groceries. I will eat out here and there for a good steak. Girl I see cuts my hair for free. Work also has a gym so no extra money wasted there. For me it is fine as I live a pretty minimal lifestyle of work, workout, eat then chill at home or go for a walk somewhere. My plan is to also move away to somewhere like Thailand in the future as this country is not just expensive but feels so robotic especially in sydney. I remember living in the country side for 2 years and people would stop and say hello, felt like a proper community. In Sydney none of that really happens anymore especially in the heart of Sydney

[@FilipGregov]

Yeah man, I feel ya. The dollar goes further elsewhere… Set a date and make the move

[@Evie170]

The semi -rural areas like Mount Kuring-Gai look nice. Good for bush-walks and near a train station.

[@dimsterrafiq696]

Do anything that keeps you happy. Life is too short, live to the fullest. Live your dreams. Thank you for sharing your side. Best of luck.

[@jameswalker68]

I’m just curious, when people say they are going to move to Thailand etc, what are they doing for work to earn an income?

[@jaythefox]

Sydney is nice except for the people. Nicest people on earth IMO are in Scotland, Ireland, Greece, US midwest and India.

[@Mark-cy8ow]

Brother your doing well , the next level is clipping 500k + a year in income running this through a company / trust structure ( tax efficiency ), expensing a bulk of your living costs pre tax , then channeling 250k + cash per year into investments ( US tech stocks, bitcoin ect) do this for 10 years and you will not have to work a day again and will live a very free and comfortable life.

[@FilipGregov]

He’s read the playbook 🫡

[@pancakerepairman]

was a second bedroom for an office a requirement when you started looking at places? or did you just end up taking what you could get after applying for so many places in the area? i got used to a bare minimum standard of living when i was unemployed so since i've been working i've rarely felt like any luxuries are worth spending money on. as a result of that the monthly interest on my savings almost covers my rent now. it's up to you what your priorities are for spending and lifestyle but i think the biggest factor that determines anyone's quality of life is the people in it. having people with a similar outlook on life to share experiences with is the biggest difference between living and existing.

[@FilipGregov]

I've always lived in a 2 bedroom apartment so yeah I just took what I could get. Seeing 30 people at house openings was a nightmare so I went furnished. Moved straight in.... Its all about your lifestyle and what you're prepared to give and take.

[@AA-fi8xj]

Good on you. You have a plan. Today for breakfast im having fresh oranges from my tree. I traded some with neighbours for a dozen home chook eggs, so omlete with herbs from my garden as well. Only cost is gas to cook. Bok choi stirfry for lunch ( from my garden). Free, well the seeds cost $1.20. Homemade grain bread from a friend( swapped for a bag of limes) Im happy

[@FilipGregov]

Gotta have a plan otherwise you'll follow someone else's.... Sounds like a great set up, you living out of the city?

[@AA-fi8xj]

I'm regional, with a nice sea breeze. Almost paid off my 2 br house. Only because I don't waste $ . Might sound boring, but I don't have financial worries and not in the rental machine. I've always thought of money as something that can give you peace of mind if you have some put away for a rainy day. Not something for short term materialistic gains. Stress less and be healthy in body and mind.

[@AA-fi8xj]

@@FilipGregov your video shows a person with a well balanced attitude and it's so refreshing compared to others who complain their energy away. Keep it up, you are going to do well. Seriously, all the very best

[@spyrop.8428]

7-8k a month for us with 2 kids and a paid off house. The house was part luck and part effort, my wife's dad passed away early and she inherited a small property which we renovated, sold and upgraded 3 times now. You'd think with our monthly spend that we're doing something extravagant but nah, just work, pay the bills, 2 cars worth maybe $50k combined, 4 mobile phones, netflix. Weekends are usually a trip to Bunnings and then tinkering around the house or the back yard. One trip a year as a family, usually o/s, so we can have some memories together. Sure we don't think twice when we want something from woolies or the shops, and we like to buy little gifts to eachother. Gym and ice skating memberships, and I'm on a keto food delivery service (Alife plus) because my cooking sucks. Aaand thats about it. We save and we invest, because you actually need millions to retire at some point in this country, especially if you want to give your kids a bit of a head start in life. Which you kind of have to, because the Australian system is broken, it broke about a generation ago. Where do you start, pay for their first car? uni? wedding? their first home? You have to do something though, this is not a country where you start from scratch any more. We make about $400k a year combined, working 9-5 in middle management corporate jobs, which is hell, and we pretty much know we'll be working to 65 and maybe longer. I don't see any easy way out.

[@FilipGregov]

Solid insight and you're not wrong, its going to be a reality for a lot of people unfortunately....

[@gavinlin6636]

You are doing better than 95+% of 1st-gen migrants like us. Sometimes, I feel like Australia operates like a Ponzi scheme, to keep going it has to attract/lure more and more new migrants, who eventually realize that what seemed like a dream is actually the beginning of a hopeless struggle. Australia is systematically wrong, but sadly there seems no way back.

[@JAMES-fm8ed]

Housing cost is the killer..I used to believe that property was the way to go so long story short. I grinded hard and now own 2 outright I live in one and rent the other out for $550 a week and that is what I basically live off so 2k a month and I’m living pretty good I’d say. I’m in my early 30,s and know guys making there $1000 bucks a week and spending over $800 on a mortgage, no way to live no freedom. I live a hour from Melbourne

[@reubanfleet3188]

@JAMES-fm8ed yeah the reg 1k trying to pay off a house is like throwing your life away which I see so many doing. It's like what you will be a home owner after 50 and for what to say you now own a home? It's sad to see. May aswell invest that money into something like bitcoin.

[@FilipGregov]

Thanks for sharing man

[@GuyWatts-j4y]

what is your training regime

[@FilipGregov]

Hey mate, I train everyday. 4 day split and then just keep repeating. I can make some videos soon, but I've done a few already if you scroll down

[@GuyWatts-j4y]

@@FilipGregov thank yes just saw that. For some reason I thought your training was more boxing based. Do you need any energy drinks etc to be able to work out with such a physical job and walking 15 to 25k steps a day?

[@nikosraptis1985]

How come your bills are so cheap mate? What is your hot water system, gas or electric? Then cooling or heating system? That's really really cheap what you say! Electricity in Mill Park is costing me 230 a month and gas about 100 a month . Cheers

[@CarlTravels]

Ive done a few video's the same, Just checked out some of your other videos, good stuff bro, inspirational, we all go through our own personal journeys and demons, but keep up the good work!

[@FilipGregov]

Thanks heaps man, Carl, you want to know what man I actually sussed out one of your videos back in the day. Good on you man keep pushing and preaching that truth

[@CarlTravels]

@ you too man, I just followed you and will continue to follow your journey, I’m actually now about to travel to Asia for a year to make a documentary about the history of each martial art, starting with Japan , the. Vietnam, Thailand, china , ect. So my focus now is on fitness . I won’t release any videos on my “transformation “ until a few months, but watch this space . I’m 6 weeks sober of everything, exercising everyday.

[@SamKader-v5p]

Australia has gone to sh…..t nothing here anymore but pay bills and work like a slave go to Europe completely different life

[@FilipGregov]

Look Sam it's pretty much the same everywhere in the West. The only thing we can do is just produce more and get more productive

[@AnthonyZee-g7i]

@@FilipGregov😂😂😂😂 good luck with that slave

[@saharagold]

Agree. They work to live there, not live to work.

[@reubanfleet3188]

@SamKader-v5p Europe is on the down Hill. Places like Dubai, Singapore ect are the places you want to be now days

[@losk.s6555]

Found this surprisingly high tbh. I’m on $80k + super, save a lot of my wage for something big one day, but feel like I can’t keep up at all. It’s nothing. You’re doing well man, keep it up

[@randomshiz1386]

what about retirement bro, still going to pay rent? i feel like the house needs to be payed off before then...

[@FilipGregov]

I find that focusing on how I can be of value and service to others, solving their problems I think that will return you anything a house would in the future. Create multiple streams of incomes through hard work and don’t worry about that. That’s the mentality of pretty much everyone else. Let’s do it different man

[@Discoveroz]

Hey mate, if you don’t mind me asking, what do you do for work?

[@FilipGregov]

I’m in commercial construction man as a Carpenter / Labourer

[@Discoveroz]

@ Awesome mate, I’m trying to get like you, keep making awesome videos.

[@HeyMattyM]

I’m 27, still living at mums but I’ve been saving and have been on the grind since 20. Got about 400k. Thanks to a free place to sleep but also because like you, no drugs, alcohol gambling and kids. Plus working with the goal of owning my own home. Some people in my position I think have no hustle in them because they don’t need to but fk I don’t wanna live at my mums at 30 😂 Thanks for the video I enjoyed this and the first part 👌🏻

[@aparvkishnov4595]

Govt. is trying best to make good food out of reach. Just like they did to property. Enjoy your steak and organic meat, you won't be able to afford it in a few years. Get used to warrior diet just one meal per day. Steak will be the cost of gold you see it disappear.

[@FilipGregov]

We need to buy all the land then 🧠

[@b4bmm]

How will you live overseas if your working commercial construction in Melbourne?

[@FilipGregov]

I'm going to help people with online coaching, I love fitness and personal development, I think a lot of peoples problems can be solved with better personal development... I explain it in other videos, but yeah going to do a follow up to this on how to survive the cost of living, through these things i've figured out.. Cheers for the comment though

[@b4bmm]

@ good stuff. Sounds like you have a plan you’re working towards. We have a somewhat similar trajectory it seems. I left Oz in Jan 2022 after getting mandated out of my job as a sparky. Living in Thailand ever since. Probably 2/3 years earlier than I had planned but I wasn’t interested in being a Guinea pig so I ran with the curveball.

[@JS-tm1gq]

Do a full vid on your diet and training schedule

[@FilipGregov]

Will do man, coming up in the next few 🫡

[@JS-tm1gq]

@@FilipGregov Ive done a tonne of work this last 6 months. Cleaned up diet, training hard. Got BF% down to 17% and water retention 56%, Looking OK, but still not as shredded as you mate. Need to get the next level

[@GrantMcLeod-u2r]

Really like the video ~ especially with the shirt off. As a retired single older gay man ~ I see myself in you as a man 30 years ago. Now I've got the wisdom, I can quite accurately read you (but of course, I could be wrong too). Oh, to be your age with the wisdom I have now. But life does not act that way. I do admire your working and keeping your head above water, when so many are living for today with no thought of the future. Enjoy every moment because life really is short ~ Phoenix Grant

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers for the insight mate, sometimes you have to make most of the moments and just go for it. Going against the grain has always served me well

[@okayyeah8699]

Great video. I just started my own landscaping business out of inner north Melbourne married no kids. My overheads are 6k a week before food. The only way out is through it! 2025 I’m coming for it all.

[@FilipGregov]

Good on you man, that's literally the only way to get out of this. Produce more, take on more risk and create value/ solve problems. You'll smash it! Lets get 2025

[@jamesdese4090]

What do you do for work lad? The storage costs are a bit steep, you could potentially just eliminate that if you are looking at a minimalist lifestyle

[@FilipGregov]

Hey man I work as a Carpenter / Labourer on government projects. I did say it as a little retarded but I'm about to move abroad next few months, so its not that bad compared to $200 for other places.. If you know a place let me know!

[@YuanliChagan-jy7eu]

I’m the exact opposite mindset where I constantly thinking about the future where I would have 3Y 5Y 10Y and just finished the details and projections for my 15Y plans on Excel. But due to this I let myself go health wise compared to what I use to be, which is funny since I was planning how my future kids (not even born or married yet) would be setup after I pass away before I even started thinking about my own health. But essentially I wanted to let you know from someone from the other side of the spectrum. Since your building your own brand I want to emphasise how important superannuation is and capping the concessional bracket and going back in your previous years if you can financially. Since we can all agree Australian wages are actually quite good if you can remove the tax and so at the very least if you get taxed the 15% it would be something for the future. Superannuation 100% won’t be enough alone in your twilight years but at least it is something well you continue building your brand as a contingency plan in case something does go wrong in the future. It would be a good idea to speak to your accountant about it in more details. But do note if you do decide to go overseas permanently superannuation still acts the same where it will still be locked up in Australia until your 65. There is also the First home super saver scheme as well if you do plan on buying a property in the future it would save you minimum 7.5k at a 30% bracket but I’m assuming as you grow and hit the 47% tax bracket is goes up to 16k. Just wanted to let you know I case you haven’t already started.

[@FilipGregov]

Living in 15 - 20 years from now can be a little dangerous and some would see it as being ungrateful because all you really have now is this present moment. Make the best possible you today and prove it with action and the super will actually take care of itself, if you don't have it cleaned out in the process. Wishing you all the best man

[@Blacktriton19]

750 for a shoe box ( stuff that )

[@FilipGregov]

Tell me about it! Location is peaking though :)

[@candoit123]

Everyone's situation is so different. My partner and I earn about the same as you combined with 1 kid. We save about 2k to 5k per month (depends if my wife gets many shifts). We have a mortgage (cost 1k a month now after a few years) and support elderly parents, and we just purchased a cheap house inside our means ($450k), obviously in a less desirable suburb or melbourne.

[@FilipGregov]

Good on you guys, was going to say that's at a good price! You're doing it the smart way, just getting in the market then stepping it up in due time...

[@AA-fi8xj]

One more thing....because there is something really nice about your attitude ( nicely balanced ), don't ever let it get you down if you can't buy property at the moment I truly believe prices will fall. Why buy now anyway.. while prices are high. Patience will win. Truly, all the best

[@Pelusacollective]

@@AA-fi8xjdream on prices will fall

[@mikehurn3229]

Would u venture out to Gold Coast? The lifestyle and likeminded people r here with fitness great food and great weather !

[@FilipGregov]

Definitely on the radar going to make my way up there at some stage. Cheers for the heads up. Anywhere in particular?

[@mikehurn3229]

Anywhere along the coast from Broadbeach down to tweed ! Big cafe culture here along the beach . Yes I know Melbourne is the coffee capital but give it a try! Haha

[@martinmestrevlog]

great video ! my float here in Canada is $3500 , no eating out.. all home made food... very basic entertainment.. gym ... love what you said in one of your other videos about having a buffer.. stuff is just getting more and more exp. The plan eventually is to move to Asia or South America... i can totally excel with $300 rent.... the new American dream is living overseas. Too much consumerism and greed just destroyed life here in Canada and the US. Thanks for the 1 on 1 coaching it is a gamechanger... all the best

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers for the 2 cents man, yeah I totally agree with everything you just said there Amigo

[@DJM3KS]

Great video. How old are you?

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers bud. 37 here

[@jameelhill9503]

Life is way tougher now, I currently don't know anyone getting ahead. I'm on disability pension thats like 25k a year. But thats definitely not living thats just not starving on the street. Ive started my own busines/working for my self to try to make an opportunity for myself. But in Australia it feels like you get punished for trying but will get left behind if you don't

[@FilipGregov]

Don’t know how you do it man. Respect 🫡

[@Peggers]

Interesting video mate, subscribed.

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers Peggers, just starting out here man

[@anthreea]

Loved this video! I believe that if you spend money, in the way and on the things you spend it on, there is a reason: it makes you happy! So, I think you are spending your money correctly. However, perhaps, it would be right to give a different importance to certain expenses, to understand which expenses you would give up if you needed more money.

[@FilipGregov]

Yeah definitely, everyone is different and have a different hierarchy of needs. Rent, food, bills seem to be pretty standard then it comes down to recreational. Health over everything tbh

[@marcustripp1129]

Great content bro

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers man!

[@JacksonnQ]

Sweet bro, I admire it. Personal question But how would you have children - your system doesn’t support them. You say the bank owns a mortgage - but you and the kids can be kicked out of the rental - and eventually you have nothing to transfer them when you die - just rent paid to someone else. Cheers bro from nsw

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers man! A lot of people leave their kids with an average mindset and some extra wealth. Great! They'll literally give it back to the open market because they haven't done the personal development. Giving a kid an iron clad mindset over a box is more key in my opinion. Secondly I'll buy a house when it's time. I won't purchase one before I get married or have kids that's a personal choice. But who is to say I will have a mortgage to begin with. Its a different strategy, but I like being mobile for now. I want to break free from the race, maybe it wouldn't hurt to do things differently...

[@JacksonnQ]

@ unreal brah thanks for getting back to me, your life and your mindset is sweet as too - miss my time in Melbourne, used to love it there. Have a great day bro subscribed hope to see more

[@EAW-c5t]

Glenorchy Tasmania (which is undergoing change), $420 a week rent, $1,000 a week food for adult and teenager, 15 minutes to city and use public transport, eat organic like you, wear sustainable brands, walk most places (we are close to amenities like you). Hobart is getting expensive.

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers for the insight man

[@grahamlangley4856]

Bro Port Melbourne 🫣 so expensive. I'm in Prahran its not cheap but cheaper than that and I walk to going out but only in one bedroom. im only on $80k but catch public transport to work. If you like the beach have you thought of buying in the west near the beach? Williamstown altona its not as glam but its yours and mortgage going down. Rent vest later? Anyway its tough but glad im not in Sydney. Hope it works out for you man.

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao! Yeah man tell me about it, I’m not even mad just it’s what it is. Also doing the single thing and hustling here so for the short term it’s a good move for me. Good on you though you’re making it work in a good area. I’m rentvesting right now and would like to buy a house in cash… wish me luck 🤪

[@Alphagambler117]

1450 for rent for me 200 for groceries car payment insurance light bill and gas which is not too expensive that’s here in Utah so not as expensive as you have it mate

[@FilipGregov]

Solid set up man, living the dream

[@Alphagambler117]

@ it’s just cheaper in the USA but there is places in California that are way too expensive

[@TalkingPoint773]

"Melbourne coffee capital"...was there a month ago in those so called "laneways" in the city, few square metres of alleys with asian coffee shop owners, $5 for a small flat white haha. Tastes the same if not worse than in Sydney, where coffees are between $4-4.50 lol

[@FilipGregov]

Wait till you see the ice coffees haha ;) $

[@TalkingPoint773]

@@FilipGregov Should spend some time in Croatia mate...Australia is a boring nanny state, the Gov wants dopes, there is no support for national identity anymore

[@Nipper1236]

I earn over $1mil a year and still cringe when I see check out groceries or Uber eats bills. Idk how average income earners can even live. Today a I’ve long black $8.10, 70c extra for weekend rates. And the same price as an ice latte that has milk. Also the service at any nice restaurants have gone to shit while prices have doubled wtf has happened to this shit country

[@FilipGregov]

I paired $8.80 for an iced oat strong latte the other day lmao! I feel your pain man, good on ya for sorting the income out though

[@bar10ml44]

Australia was once a paradise but the EU, UN, WEF are intent on globalism. Digital ID's allowing for central digital bank currency. It's happening everywhere. I believe the digital ID is already being rolled out in Oz and the UK government same. I saw an ad on you tube (not sure if it's on main stream) showing a young bloke dropping his wallet with heaps of cards and things spreading everywhere. He was trying to find ID to buy a drink. In comes another guy and taps his ID making it look all so easy. It's all about making life easier. Like hell it is. Ordinary people are being hammered on purpose with the biggest wealth transfer in history. A million ain't bad but it's now sort of meaningless and I hate to think of your tax. I'm sure you know a lot more about money than I do and my brother in Melbourne refuses to believe that governments are working in lockstep but the evidence is crystal clear. The UK, all the EU countries, Canada, New Zealand Australia all heading in the same direction. Having turned 70 I will be pleased to be gone from the madness. Cheers from London

[@nigela1867]

@nipper1236 - what you do for work?

[@Nipper1236]

@nigela1867 trading

[@cafemocca1700]

U.make 1 millon a year and u call this country that gaves u all trash. I feel sorry for u mate

[@jcazz0004]

Mate just found your vids. Appreciate your honesty. For comparison in 2022 just bought a 1 bed apartment in Prahran. Costs me 450k/$2500 mth.

[@FilipGregov]

Thanks for the heads up, yeah I wanted to move there it’s popping. 2500 p/m does sound the norm close to the city these days

[@Sayless579]

Weekly fades is a must bruva

[@FilipGregov]

Haha 100% its must!

[@Zekriax]

Brooo during covid I learnt how to fade cause the barbers were closed, first few self hair cutes haircuts were a nightmate, but you get good at it overtime. Saving myself $60 bucks of a buzz cut and beard over 2 years now lol. Depends on your haircut, but once you figure out how to cut your own hair, you'll never go back to a barber haha

[@adrianwindle4616]

I'm a canberran, managing to survive living In the suburbs, I earn an average wage, I live a frugal life as well. I'm lucky enough to own my property, rents are high in Canberra as well, alot of people share in this city. That's life, some people complain about the cost, alot of apartments are being constructed these days.

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers for the heads up

[@nigeldavis5107]

Good video, thanks

[@FilipGregov]

No worries man, just being straight up.

[@melbournianbrah]

Hi boss, nice to meet you!

[@FilipGregov]

Solid handle! Yeah likewise man

[@sagora3114]

You should be doing physical fitness videos too man.... your physic is full on.

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers for the comment, yeah if you scroll down I'm pretty much talking about the importance of that flat out...

[@sagora3114]

@FilipGregov no worries mate will do thank you

[@markhuizinga4993]

Very good life style!. G8 video's Pt1 and Pt 2.

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers mate! Solutions Pt 1 & 2 are incoming..

[@gavinlin6636]

Melbourne is fine. Sydney is another level of suffering

[@FilipGregov]

👀👀👀

[@BenjaminButton6573]

Hate to break it to you Melbourne sucks

[@saharagold]

​@@BenjaminButton6573yes, compared to pre-covid, Melbourne has gone to shite.

[@Samuelir96]

You're right, it wouldn't be fair.

[@FilipGregov]

Life isn't fair though right?

[@Samuelir96]

@@FilipGregov Right 💪

[@Samuelir96]

@@FilipGregov You said you like Latinas but mentioned Vietnam, why not retire in Colombia. Haha, derp.

[@ryanbruh752]

Damn you earn good money and rent?

[@FilipGregov]

Buying a house isn’t the pinnacle for me man tbh. All in due time :)

[@Mada-yq5sf]

I make $60 per hr an live in a tent ,i refuse to pay a rich landlord an

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao! What a G!

[@becsterbrisbane6275]

40-something single myself in Brisbane- gotta say both sides of the government have given up on the public, and serving the community. People will whinge to me about certain things and i'm like 'Hey, go speak to your local member. THEY work for you, THEY are public servants!". Aussies are jaded & beaten down, and that's exactly what the government wants. I was lucky enough to work my arse off to save for a deposit for a home 20k from the city in 2017, 2 bed apartment for under $200k (unheard of now!!), my mortgage is $900/mth. I've gown extremely tired at my job that is not advancing me at all, in fact, I see firsthand that AI is completely taking over (i'm in customer service) and actually quitting in a month's time to train as a primary school teacher on an internship program so from 2026 will be part time in the classroom and paid a salary for it. I actually plan on moving out to Western QLD away from all the crazy of the city and taking advantage of all the incentives while doing something I love (I was a teacher in China in the past). Bit of a drastic career change but I play life by my own rules!

[@FilipGregov]

Good on ya man!

[@10percent365]

Thanks for sharing man. Actually a real break down...

[@FilipGregov]

All G, this is what it takes....

[@DanTuber]

You're over spending. You can't complain about not getting ahead when you're having the best of everything. And the fact you're spending half of what your taking home means you're still saving. So i don't know what you've got to whinge about.

[@FilipGregov]

I'm not whinging about anything its just a video on how much it costs to live and not exist in Melbourne.

[@DanTuber]

@@FilipGregov You were complaining about the cost of living and how hard it is to get ahead. But in reality it's 2 videos about what it costs YOU to live the good life you have. You need some perspective. So many people would love to be in your situation.

[@stevensmith8876]

Probably should put a shirt on mate.

[@FilipGregov]

Love you too Steven Smith :) x

[@baits9301]

$800.00 pw on rent , are you crazy . thats like having a 600k mortgage . inner city apartment rent could be half of that , i would think , so many empty . Then again , i work in the city but live in the outer north west . I can't wait to get out of the city every day . Your throwing money away on rent .

[@FilipGregov]

Seems excessive but it gets access to the area with people / networking there. 10 minutes everywhere. Beach 100 metres away. It’s fully furnished. Depends if you like travelling and living a fair way out. How much is your time worth? I think about this a lot. Appreciate the comment though

[@famine9584]

230 for the gym, gotta be derrimut

[@FilipGregov]

Ken Oath!

[@MrADTNZ]

Subbed

[@FilipGregov]

Cheers mate! Solutions coming up Pt1 & 2

[@fallawmyo_fitness]

When the king speaks, we listen! Great video. Thanks for the breakdown. I’m from Geelong and wanna do one of these videos now haha. We have very similar lifestyles bro. Haircut every week 😂💪💪

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao! Yeah you should do a break down for Geelong and let me know. Good on ya man Fades on the weekly are a must

[@futureoutfit]

Stop eating two chickens a day and you might save

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao!!!! Eat what instead?

[@peliculano]

I’m only here for the abs😂

[@FilipGregov]

Lmao! Cheers

[@AnthonyZee-g7i]

You neglect when you say that the cost of asia is cheaper ect You still need to earn money ? Your working a job in Melbourne, you will earn nothing in overseas I’m Australian, I live in Russia now I live like a god literally , in a huge mansion , nice car , cost of living is cheaper than asia I will NEVER go back to aussie I was a sparky in aus and made good money and was working for myself also But was a bit more than existing Here is a normal country , normal people Great government compared to those morons on the hill in Canberra Forget Australia 🇦🇺! It’s finished

[@FilipGregov]

Good on you man! I went to Russia in 2019, was next level. Yeah man I’m going to make something online work it’s as simple as that. Anyways man I wish you all the best and good work once again