Why JME Is Friends With The Sidemen

[@gmd375]

I love JME. He’s such a deep thinker, genuinely so interesting to listen to

[@harrysmith8090]

His deep thinking is pointless tho lol

[@HelloHello-kc5hw]

I love jme.. fucking sound geez.. and alternative thinking.. but most of it is fucking waffle 😂😂

[@ajaytranter2655]

@@harrysmith8090what makes it pointless ?

[@harrysmith8090]

@@ajaytranter2655 what actionable step can he take towards any of his points

[@ajaytranter2655]

@@harrysmith8090 it’s besides the point . Just because you can’t make steps towards changing it that doesn’t mean you should just be ignorant to the fact it’s truth ! .

[@sjbc7954]

Not waffle at all. JME is light years ahead of the fellas.

[@conjo4030]

Oh absolutely

[@pauljohn8757]

Facts

[@adediransharon12]

Honestly

[@iceeeuuuu]

What shit you smoking. This a crack talk lol. If you know you know.

[@swake0312]

They dont get it, which is understandable. Not everybody is a free thinker.

[@lebogaleromelwe]

I genuinely love JME, his aura gives me good vibes.

[@El_Negro2003]

Bruh he’s exactly like my uncle

[@iceeeuuuu]

Most crack heads are. If you know any they are Jme personality to a T. Lovely people probably does it to boost his confidence. But his waffle is rock waffle. If you know you know

[@SamJanuary17]

Cal needs to stop pretending he's intelligent 😂😂😂

[@mddsddsdshs6397]

when he said I dont want meters i want a table that made so much sense

[@StrikeUpset]

honestly he was speaking facts throughout the whole podcast

[@davidjackson4462]

Ngl what JME is saying is facts though but they're raised differently. JME is a free thinker and sees the bullshit in society whereas Freezy has a nice lifestyle and is cozy and relies on "money" to keep his lifestyle afloat. They perceive the importance and value of things very differently.

[@ReaperXxK]

Wtf is with this "free thinker" bs? Lol I'm genuinely so lost... Is free thinking, not just normal fucking thoughts? They're just thoughts that "normal" people don't have. But they're still just thoughts. No different. And seeing as they are thoughts, "normal" people can have them. So then everyone is a free thinker. And why did you quote Money as if the word itself is weird to you..... Idek these guys very well but it seemed to me like Freezy was trying to say to JME that he can feel that way, that he doesn't care for the money... Because he has it. "but how are you gonna get it" "because you pay for it" but JME waffled. Yes. I know what he's saying. And while it's some kinda true, it's irrelevant. You said "sees through the bullshit in society" as if that's praiseworthy. "Thanks for looking at the tree. When do you wanna cut it down?" Like if he saw it as an issue he surely try to oppose it. But no. Because despite what he said here... He has a nice lifestyle and is cozy and relies on "money" to keep his and his family's lifestyle afloat. Everyone perceives every aspect of life different. That's not bad. It's human. It's not negative, it's normal. But that doesn't mean one is better. It's not. Period

[@davidjackson4462]

@ReaperXxK Normal people can have these thoughts, but due to the social norm along with the requirements, you need to meet to keep your priorities afloat. Most people don't have the time of day to think about their situation. You can perceive things the way you do the same way I perceive them or not. One fact is that Freezy wasn't raised in harsh environments like JME, I mentioned this because everyone's upbringing has an effect on how one thinks. I wrote money with quotations because that is correct punctuation, nothing more. I'm talking about the topic they're speaking on, and "money" is made up from thin air with no actual value, seeing as every country is majorly in debt other than the East. Money ain't weird, lol it's a necessity that is also fake.

[@ReaperXxK]

@@davidjackson4462 you can say upbringings effect how one thinks, but then you can't group one thought process with one single childhood. Like I grew up hella rough but I wouldn't say I think how most who lived like me would. There's no normal people. No abnormal people. Just people living different lives that aren't as different as you think. Same kind of life, different lifestyles. Same purpose, different road. That's all I'm sayin. Not tryna fight. I just can't wrap my head around why people act like we don't live on the same world. That there are just super people around.

[@davidjackson4462]

@ReaperXxK I'm not trying to say that there are different people. There are people that have the luxury to worm on themselves and assess their situations etc and then there's the people who have priorities, that get caught up in their life and barely have time to theirselves, so they drink every weekend, sleep around, talk shit about their mates etc Normal shit. Then there are the others that are against the grain. These "normal" people are capable of thinking and being the same, but they're too busy trying to fit in

[@xavier1752]

Like JME doesn’t have money and doesn’t live a cozy life lmaoo

[@nooselakai7424]

JME really showing the fellas IQ lol

[@davidbaan3254]

He’s not waffling. He makes a good point. Money is just a measurement of the value we place on goods and other stuffs. If little value is placed on a particular item, it will cost less money. Using the centimetre was a good analogy.

[@ianritchie3810]

I agree with you… In the uk money is a receipt/I.O.U/exchange slip for gold. 🤷‍♂️ Look on any bank note and it says… “I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of five/ten/twenty/fifty pounds”… of gold. 👍

[@lakzs7297]

That’s why before currency was made up everyone use to trade what ever they farmed or made so Jme is spot on

[@ambermughal5262]

Money is numbers and numbers never end. If it takes money to be happy,your search for happiness will never end … Bob Marley

[@harveyfish318]

I would be so much happier if I had more money tho 😂

[@dl_games6032]

Bro definitely just came out of the Bob Marley film

[@emmamcleod432]

​@@harveyfish318perhaps for a very short time, but the hedonic treadmill means you won't be long term

[@george9089]

​@@ambermughal5262chill. You angry person

[@bhvillaman4401]

Cheers Geoff

[@Kausickkk]

Cal sometimes pisses me off

[@thomers2451]

Only sometimes? He’s such a beg

[@BRAG3A]

@@thomers2451 You really enjoy hating dont you?

[@seanfranklin8679]

@@BRAG3Ahe’s not gonna suck you off bro

[@hungry6479]

@@BRAG3A he enjoys spitting facts

[@nihility.]

@@BRAG3A Haha, how'd you come to that conclusion?

[@JayVerdad]

10 yr old simon lenging man down on lord of the mics in 03 😂

[@ninjacarrot278]

😂😂 nah he was actually on there in 2008 jme just messed up he'd have been like 16 or something

[@Chidi_jc]

@@ninjacarrot278 fr?

[@ccclueless]

cal sounds like he got jme's point midway but double downed on what he was saying

[@unco-xj9ox]

he’s a beg bro

[@Gabe_97]

This just makes me wish JME had his own pod ngl

[@billys1997]

as wild as it sounds, i do agree with JME money is a ideology that everyone has bought into. If everyone tomorrow all of the sudden decides that they're not using the GBP tomorrow. The GBP is worthless, while a table or anything you use in your day to day life will always have value.

[@johnmitchell2269]

Where would they live and what would they eat, if they stopped using money? Camp in the woods and stab badgers with a sharpened stick? Drink water from a stream?

[@billys1997]

@@johnmitchell2269 You would use your time (service) to pay for goods. Which is what you do today, you just currently trade your time for money rather than directly trading your time for objects. Money is obviously a good way to bank your time to afford bigger things or trade with people that might not want the service you provide. I'm not saying money isn't a useful tool however look at some countries inflation rate, you're talking 360% in a year. That is basically saying to the people that hold that specific currency, that the money they hold isn't real and the value you think you hold can be ripped from you pretty quickly.

[@jortantheman8258]

They would switch to another form of compensation money is not the thing that’s valuable it’s what people want that is valuable money is only a thing to get us stuff that has value we give it value because everyone buys into it and it makes it easy to get things

[@user3838-c7f]

@@johnmitchell2269 money as we have it now literally only has value because we say it does😂 £1 really could be equivalent to 100 houses if we decided it too. a house will always have value no matter what. if money stopped existing we would just exchange value for things. money was real when it was backed by gold, but since now it is fiat currency money isn't real

[@johnmitchell2269]

@@user3838-c7f That's never good to happen though. Well, unless we have a nuclear apocalypse.

[@haydentrudgill]

JME is right. When we lived in small tribes/communities, we would leverage our products and services to trade with others as we all chipped in to help each other. This was called bartering. As market towns and cities began forming, this wouldn't work. The person selling cranberries may find it hard to have a house built for them. So, Cal is right to point this out, however, we had a solution to this. We had to establish "what does everyone find valuable? Regardless of a product or service?" The answer was [and still is] GOLD. We would trade gold for products and services. Then, we realised that having gold everywhere was a security risk. So banks were created. If you put an ounce of gold in the bank, the bank would effectively give you a piece of paper saying 'I owe you 1 ounce of gold'. So, effectively, that piece of paper was actually worth something (an ounce of gold in this case). The reason why I agree with JME saying that money isn't 'real' is because in 1971, President Nixon removed gold-backed money and created what is called FIAT currency. So the money you spend since then isn't being backed by anything. In fact, if you were to deposit £10,000 in a bank, the bank will then loan 10x that amount out to people that want to borrow it (now there is £100,000 in circulation created out of thin air) This is called fractional-reserve banking if you're interested. Let's say one of the people borrowing that money bought a car with it. The car dealer has taken that money and put it into a bank, to which they 10x that too and repeat the cycle and create a bubble. This is why when there is an economic crisis, people get scared and line up outside their bank to get their money out but they can't because the banks don't have enough to give to everyone. It's also the reason why banks liquidate. Northern Rock was a great example of this; people queueing up outside, demanding their money back. They couldn't get it so they lost their money. This is also why banks have to be bailed out to stop this which completely absolves the banks from any responsibility or accountability of failure. This is because the money doesn't exist. So, in that sense, money isn't real. Remember that scene in Wolf of Wall Street with Matthew Mcconaughey and Leo Di Caprio, when Matthew's character explains how traders get rich because the clients don't actually cash in their money? As long as they do that, the traders make money but to the client, they're just numbers on a screen. That is, until they cash out. Then it becomes real. Their job is to not make that happen. Yes, money grants you access to products and services but that's because it is being held together with everyone tacitly agreeing that FIAT money is worth something. We could all just decide that we don't think it's worth anything and the game stops. This is EXACTLY why crypto is a threat because it is doing just that. I hope this was helpful.

[@BRAG3A]

100% right.

[@thomers2451]

Imagining sitting there and typing this waffle

[@BRAG3A]

Dont worry about thomers. He is just a 14 year old angry kid…

[@thomers2451]

@@BRAG3A you’re the type of guy who asks for extra raisins in his coronation chicken sandwich

[@BRAG3A]

@@thomers2451 cringe

[@SkyzzzGaming]

Just such a likeable person ill always watch any sidemen vid jme is in

[@sapienwins]

is Cal really this dense he doesnt get it or?

[@jjsyphor8288]

cal doesn't understand bartering lol

[@theunchartedplane2898]

JME is onto something. Money technically has no intrinsic value, it's simply a medium of trade to exchange goods and services that we deem valuable.

[@QuaintDucks]

Money is a construct not a existence. We could go back to bartering and trading, even rocks. So like yes it is real but doesn't need to be.

[@basilsimagery5908]

Initially money was a way to measure the amount of gold you have at home and when you were paying with cash it was essentially a way to say “I owe you this much amount in gold” then over time that gold was managed by the treasury and that cash was how much gold from the treasury you owned and the scarcity of that money was based on the scarcity of gold. Eventually over time the money became not backed by gold but because it has been around for so long and has been in use in the market, it still holds value as people value it. Money only exists so long as people value it, if they don’t the money is worthless and now money is gone and it’s now just pieces of paper because the only difference between money and paper is it’s value. Now that money has been digitized, money isn’t even tangible therefore we are literally valuing something that isn’t even real. Imagine how crazy it was to back in the day where people worked in gold, that when you work you get a random number assigned to you that you can use to give other people a bigger number. So yeah, Money isn’t real

[@lolman4352]

Beautiful summary bro💪💪

[@taseen2147]

They need to respect JME more he is so honest

[@ayeman1537]

Love josh being fam to jme to much love 🤞😭❤️

[@jadeherbert115]

JME And specs should be on a show together😂it would be fun

[@LexiiLouxo]

We need more people that think like JME for reaaalllll. Just because he doesn't always articulate it well doesn't mean he isnt speaking facts

[@oahfive]

he's right money stopped being valuable in 1971 when the gold standard was dropped. now money is just a "promise" that this piece of paper or this bit of metal is worth something

[@Lebronny_-]

That’s literally the same as anything nothing inherently has a value just what people set it as

[@oahfive]

@@Lebronny_- nope. precious metals have value because they are rare, they don’t have inherent value or serve a purpose for what they are worth.

[@Lebronny_-]

@@oahfive so without people to invent a value for it who’s it valuable to who’s gonna pay for it? Literally everything that has value is given by us doesn’t matter the reason nothing inherently worth money it’s a concept created by humans 👍

[@yianni2267]

100% JME just didn't know how to articulate it

[@finsimple4396]

@@oahfiveNope, we’ve done the same thing with precious metals for thousands of years. We would dilute the concentration of gold in gold coins to artificially inflate the money supply. We have ALWAYS done this. Also, gold is just a shiny rock with little utility. The ONLY reason it has value is because we arbitrarily chose it to represent some form of money, the exact same way we did with fiat. The only difference is fixed supply. They’re both only valuable because we decided for it to be valuable. It doesn’t matter is gold/silver is rare if it has no use case. E.g. give a caveman a piece of gold and it has no value. It’s the exact same scenario just fixed vs non-fixed supply. In which case you should probably read Keynes. The point is, both are arbitrary, so why is “gold” considered the holy grail of money and why should we constrain ourselves to the supply of gold, why not silver, why not our own supply. The push in recent years from “gold bugs” are uneducated chronically online randoms who’ve never taken an econ class in their lives.

[@angelvaldovinos9349]

JME you’ve spoken something that I have gone through and didn’t know how to comprehend it. Thank you mate!

[@TrickShotJak]

The fact that freezy doesn’t understand jme’s point shows how lost he is in the materialistic world… I completely understand and agree with jme. Money is what makes people rich or poor but without money we would or could trade in other values, therefore eradicating upper and lower “class”, you just learn a skill or trade and exchange in that manner. Which would also lead to a more skilled and connected society. I’m trying to find the right way to articulate my point, If that makes sense to anyone.

[@parthkansara4510]

Chip looking menacing 😂😂😂😂

[@Johnno-o2v]

What the fuck has happened to chip

[@Stallzyx]

shaved his eyebrows or something and looks off

[@l5kywa1kermemes28]

He shaved his eyebrows, I don’t know what for but I know that’s what he did

[@J-roll1]

Definitely lost a bet

[@bovinejangles]

Has he died his hair too?

[@prysrek8858]

he always looked like that. what you on about

[@ricoperez8161]

Bro Jamie is too intellectual with them they’re butters

[@chigz93]

JME is the smartest person I’ve ever heard in this day and age. These guys waffle themselves 😂 if they took a moment and actually listened to everything JME said it would make sense. Big up JME every time.

[@s228-MOT]

I say this all the time what jme says about money and we created this wild existence. In my opinion, the most precious currency is time these guys ain't conscious

[@olliehall2588]

He might be onto something…

[@watfrd]

Freezy literally asks the silliest questions, no wonder JME put him in his place.

[@IRhYNO]

I understood what JME was trying to say he just couldn’t word it for them to even try to understand but JME speaking facts they’re waffling 😂

[@chalada4787]

Jme is a ton of ideas that just keep coming

[@deveshjha4728]

Cal acts like he knows all and is ahead of everyone is thinking in a smarter way than all lmao

[@IRCW]

I understand JME so much like on every ADHD & vegan level😂 his whole perspective on life etc just resonates and it’s so nice to see someone like minded

[@michu020398]

I can’t take Freezy seriously when he’s showing his chicken legs like that ☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@Meddemmmmmmm]

JME's spittin

[@rjc2800]

If you can’t follow what JME is speaking your done out

[@idontknowhereiam556]

Jamie is such an OG and bro hes nearly 40 and doesnt look a day over 20 its MAD how young he looks like i dont he age no more 😂

[@hsiang7]

Money is simply an extension of the bartering system that allows universal trading of things. Back in the day if you wanted something, you had to trade something of equal value for that thing. For example: three eggs for a bottle of milk. But what happens if you want a bottle of milk but can't offer anything the person providing the milk needs in return? That is why we invented money. You can trade $2 for that bottle of milk, and that person can then use those $2 to trade for something else they actually need. It's like a wild card. Money can be traded for ANYTHING you need, rather than directly trading two specific objects that both parties need. The amount of money you have is thus simply a measure of your buying power. The more money you have, the more you can buy with it and the more power you have in a society where money makes is the key to obtaining every service and every object.

[@sarahvine9478]

Cal’s memory is pooor uno how’s he not remembering LOTM big up jme tho legend of the scene

[@dragontheuncharted9776]

JME is right money is not real nor has value its the product that has value.

[@oussamaokbi]

This man is a legend.

[@WHOMEGALULz]

Why freezy being so annoying in this one?

[@Mershdd]

JME for primeminster honestly

[@wwechampion]

Every time I see JME with the Sidemen, I think "how the hell do the Sidemen know JME??". Then I remember they've been friends for a long time now. He's a part of the extended Sidemen universe.

[@tastyj3940]

Cal was a very bad host here. Waffle waffle waffle shut up bro try and use ur brain and think about what he’s saying

[@EliBrigante]

I hear JME on the money thing. The shop you get your food from you can grow/catch. That battery you need, instead of paying money, you can trade with that shopkeeper a floor mat that he’s been needing. I hear it

[@samdoesvids1339]

What he’s saying is that once you have what you want in life no amount of money can make you do something you don’t want to do, because money is just a means to a better life. Once you have the better life you’re freed from the need to constantly make money.

[@AidenWhite-i3d]

Money represents a transaction that justifies its value to oneself. J is suggesting that giving and taking is natural, in any walk of life. Money was MADE, as a tangible way for humans to understand that said transaction means this, instead of trusting that a simple act of sharing can be anything as long as it’s coming from a state of kindness. Money now has become such a focus in our lives that now most people BELIEVE money “exists” just like air or water, as J is saying. But ultimately it was created by man, and it’s got to the point where nobody can be satisfied with being alive and all that comes with it, without a justifiable, even transaction. Just exist guys. Think positive thoughts about yourself and your life and be gentle to others and give with love ❤️

[@mandymarg_]

Always fun listening to what JME has to say. Thinks so differently

[@podcastprofologi9942]

he just talking to the wrong person, not waffling

[@gb1516]

Anyone who’s done basic economics knows what he’s talking about when about money. It is nothing at the end of the day. It’s just an extra step of trading your labour for products

[@gb1516]

He just needs to get his point across a little better 😂

[@naufal.d.w]

text book example of hearing but not listening lmao

[@arjunyt6083]

Jme spitting facts

[@j-mil9136]

Money becomes valuable if the distributer of currency X charges taxes that have to be paid in that exact currency.

[@darwiniumcranium]

Money is an energy exchange

[@nz8692]

Naaa chip looks so funny without his eyebrows 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sohilmalhotra4053]

bro when did this happen?

[@太好了F]

Thank god, I was looking for this comment

[@MikeTakeProfit]

JME is a good podcast guest, Cal is just dense though, he made that conversation jarring

[@ditokelio7860]

It's just a piece of paper or a coin we have assigned a value to and all agree to. We set the rules socially.

[@i-jl3tr]

Did we agree do it? Or were we forced to? Who is the ‘we’ you’re referring to? It’s the government who sets the rules, regular people have zero choice in this. Literally billions of humans are forced into slavery daily just to earn “money” to survive. Did they have a choice? Did they fuck.

[@GuessWhooou]

JME is like UK's Kendrick Lamar. They have a good guy vibes,and still cool @ the same time

[@cypher2498]

Money isn't real but what it represents is. Depending on where you get your money, what most of us call cash is a measurement of value in time. Time taken to find and extract raw recourses, the it took someone else to turn those into ingredients, the time it took another few people to bring it to your restaurant and the time your restaurant took to cook it up for you and serve it to you. That and all the time it took for those people to learn how to do those things that we cant do ourselves. That is where the value of money comes from. If you cant be bothered to spend 30 mins cooking your own food, you instead use the money you earned from 10 minutes at your job (adding on all your years of experience and education to account for the other 20 mins) to have someone else do it for you.

[@gingerguy4532]

I get what he means about the money situation back in day you would have a woodworker who needs a brick wall buliding and a bricklayer who needs a fence built so they trade one for another its the same with food if someone needs a service or a certain type of food they would trafe with another person who would need what they have. Its a tough thing to explain especially to someone like chip and cal because there materialistic people

[@Kalum1996]

JME is right regarding money he just explained it the wrong way, money is physically just paper / plastic and coinage containing bronze etc. It’s real in that sense, but it’s not some magical piece of value, the value comes from our trust in the issuer. One day like all fiat based monetary systems, that trust will go and then it will become worthless. Value is certainly real though, ‘hard money’, you can argue what that is such as gold, bitcoin etc but that is much closer to money than fiat.

[@TheCardCasual]

I swear JME is constamtly spitting facts and people try and act like hes a nuttah its bare annoying 😂 people arent ready.

[@smcd6286]

Met Simon in 2003, Simon is 30 and this was 21 years ago he would have been 9 hahaha jme is madness haha

[@Dubbsteppa21]

It was 2008 not 2003

[@TheRollerbladinginc]

I do get what he is saying, the idea is a commune. No money but everyone one lives of each other which is the currency. 1. I give you wood. 2. i give you meat. 3. I build. 1 helps 2 in turn 2 helps 3 and reverses

[@takundatsatsa2498]

a pound has value compared to gold incase people didnt know. gold was a value-able thing in the old days (still is) and theyd use that for bartering/trading for things. eventually someone or a group was able to monopolize gold and instead of giving people access to gold theyd give them a metal coin which held a value of gold, example a 50p coin gets you a gram of gold lets say, and this is essentially how banks were made. but then i guess you can go and ask he question "what value is there in gold"

[@O777B]

Jme is lightyears beyond these guys

[@YTJonnyy]

When JME said money isn't real he must be referring to that all it is a peice of paper or a sequence of digits on a screen, which if you take a step back and realise that money can be printed out of thin air or created out of nothing on a computer screen then all it is... is a symbol and is in fact used to make people serve society with jobs that contribute to the society and in return they are reward with pieces of paper.

[@Joe_Kennedy_Lynch]

Fully agree with JME money is nothing but it's everything

[@nicetrymate813]

JME isn't waffling, money isn't real its a social construct. He know's about the barter economy etc etc

[@frankie9736]

To add to JMEs point. Money is time, money is services. But if I need a table that table is valuable to me, if I don't need a table it's not valuable to me to get a table. If I know how to make a table getting a table from someone else is not valuable to me. And an hour of my life is valuable because I get to use it to speak with those I love and make that table for them if they need it. The reason money isn't real is because it's fabricated it is a facade for whether something is valuable, it doesn't allow for you to say how much an hour is worth to you. It doesn't allow you to say how much the table is worth to you, but bartering does. Bartering is real but money isn't it's just an expression, and it's a shitty expression, because a table doesn't change in value from day to day, but from person to person as I said if you don't need a table the table I have to offer is no longer valuable. But money inflates, so if I go to buy a table with money I could pay £200 one time for the same table that was £100 before, but regardless of inflation bartering is always the same because it's personal, if you don't want or need me to pay you for your services in a song, then you will ask for something you need, we don't need money we need the goods and services. The money is a representation of time we spent not a good representation of the value of that time. Because money is a manufactured concept and isn't reliable. And an apocalypse would be a good example of the fact that a value of a piece of metal would depend on what I could do with it, so that £1 coin would only be as valuable as what I could turn that into. In that case the coin would no longer have value, the material would only have as much value as the skills I had to make it into something useful for me or someone else.

[@TheFenick-]

i had friends who would ask questions cus i dont value money at the same way i value my family or friends. they think im crazy/stupid, also tells me i lack academics looool. I just let life pass cus eventually life teaches us all the same.

[@TheForkna100]

Bro jme and Randy is all time. Randy kinda thinks like jme and when they do a podcast it’s the funniest shit

[@ruger4346]

Money converts the value of time and effort you put in and turns it to something tangible. It allows you to barter even if your skill set doesn’t directly benefit the person you are trading with

[@joseecadequeiroz3190]

Cal not being able to understand what JME meant on the most basic level and telling him off for it :/

[@xRaoriex]

(rich person with power hears air is value and profit) >takes all the air and sells it

[@yamiali1783]

Chip's eyebrows freaked me out for a second

[@gul_7137]

I get his point, but he was trying to explain a barter system as what they used to do before currency was introduced. You would trade wheat for another commodity for example

[@jehovasthickness4203]

Money was originally used as something to portray your value to society or whatever group you were a part of. Long story short is it once was a measurement of and an expression of gratitude that has now gone way past where it was supposed to.

[@rumelmiah6174]

I hear what JME is trying to say! Before money came into existence, people used to trade item for an item. Money become a fashionable object to carry in your wallet. At the end of the day it just wasted printed plastic

[@Spudniic]

I was pissed off by the fact they couldn’t understand what JME was saying… it’s not waffle at all “I promise to pay the bearer the sum of” it’s not even your money to begin with, let alone it being real. It’s the transaction that’s real, not the currency. Anything can be currency.

[@reshy1373]

Not waffle, JME spitting

[@HookSliceGolf]

THE FUCK happened to chips eyebrows...?!?

[@oliversmith1842]

The disrespect saying JME is waffling when it's what the fellas do for a living...

[@LyricalLab.]

These are the type of friends who I doubt have ever had an original thought past what they see on social media so of course they are going to think JME is waffling

[@Autumnowl_]

Only watching this for JME, Cal and Chip are washed. The cannon fodder the sidemen left behind 🤣

[@archieclements2200]

I get what jme sayin tho. How can just some random bits of paper be the reason to a “better” life just because someone said so?

[@queball685]

The how is weird, but it still is reality. A poor person gets a bag full of notes that add up to a million in "money", their life IS changed

[@archieclements2200]

@@queball685 fr it is weird, but like u said it’s reality. Been using money for years n years so🤷🏻‍♂️ if something works don’t try fix it type thing

[@aaronlatt9189]

At least chips just cracking jokes cals just genuinely trying to breakdown jme’s theory

[@yourenotperfect4339]

The only argument I can come up with with money is saying, money may not be "real" But paper is real, ink is real and that makes "money". Just like how a canvas and ink/paint creates a painting, that too is real. A peperoni is real, bread is real and when you add enough that makes a pizza. that just like money, you trade. So if money isn't "real", neither is "pizza" or "painting". idek man..

[@dkownsu2010]

JME £££ is not real Cal youre waffling These guys don't know how real that statement actually is

[@AshleyGossett]

Ya know, I've heard from multiple people now that Simon can dance but I've never seen real proof of it. Josh too! They really need to add that into a video somehow!

[@lukeseddon7287]

Money is/used to be an IOU from the bank. It used to be backed by the bank with gold, but now it is as JME says, nothing. We just choose to give it value for exchanging goods and services.

[@ArmNews2]

Money is the value of work.

[@comfortsnail6342]

Money is the promise of gold. Simple as. Gold is valuable...value is your time spent earning 'gold'