Why you should consider moving to Atlanta | Brunch at Lake & Oak BBQ | Season 2, Episode 1

[@kingandmilani]

My husband and I are picking up our family and moving to Atlanta in a few months so this video definitely hits home and makes me feel confident about our decision.

[@richandregular]

That's so cool. We're sure you'll love it here and hopefully you can convince a few of your folks to follow.

[@classylady4606]

As a native of Atlanta, it's nice to see a video from transplants who are actually enjoying the benefits of the city. Far too often I hear complaints from those who've moved here and their comparisons of Atlanta to their native home. Atlanta isn't for everyone, but I think you must make the best of where you are & if it doesn't work, you can always return home 😉

[@leom5185]

Fantastic episode!!!!!

[@bryanduhaney5802]

Great episode, Julien and Kirsten! It is evident the thought, time and and effort that was put into this episode. It is encouraging to see others talk about these issues that affect our daily life: finances and social issues rather than TV drama as shown on Real Housewives of Atlanta. I felt like I was participating in a conversation with friends while watching. Again, great job!

[@richandregular]

Thank you. This entire season is such a labor love. We're glad to be able to do it and even more happy knowing it will help to inspire others.

[@candacedawn357]

RHOA? 😂

[@manthatdude1090]

you guys are so awesome! Money on the Table Season 1 was so well done - we need this highlighted on KZbin!

[@richandregular]

Thank you so much. It was a HUGE collaborative effort and COMPLETELY agree with you that @youtube should feature the series. Let 'em know! Tag them, share in stories etc. It WORKS!

[@dawnmurray6945]

Yes! Oooh, this season is going to be, even more amazing. I thought last season was sooo good. I’m so excited.

[@richandregular]

Thank you for your consistent support Dawn. We greatly appreciate it.

[@IamAhShah]

Woot! Yes! Back again. Good stuff good stuff good stuff. Thank y'all so much. These conversations are so necessary and inspiring.

[@richandregular]

Thank you. Much more to come!

[@brainbloomers1]

I’m Canadian thinking about moving to Atlanta and this has officially convinced me and makes me feel confident to move. Thank you guys for this beautiful video

[@richandregular]

Yaaay! (Pre) welcome to the A!

[@EvangelistRBColbert]

I left the West Coast in 2012 and headed to Houston. Atlanta was my first choice, but since I had family in Houston and it was closer to the family I have in Louisiana, Houston became my choice. I love living where the cost of living is way more affordable. 😊

[@nikkid6395]

Wonderful video. I had never considered Atlanta, but listening to you all has me rethinking life 🤔💭

[@erina5543]

So good! Looking forward to watching the second season. Sharing it with friends

[@cherisc8312]

So happy you all are back! Enjoyed this new format. Looking forward to seeing the next episodes.

[@richandregular]

We're happy to BE back. We've been planning this season for so long. It feels good to finally have it out there.

[@RevealWithEbony]

THIS WAS CLUTCH! Love to hear the stories of others. You are making a movement accessible for those that thought it was unattainable or wasn't for us! Keep climbing, Family! I recently binge-watched your channel last week...and I'm a fan for life. My husband and I are on our way to this freedom. Only have the mortgage left! Exciting to see us doing big things.

[@richandregular]

Wow. Thank you so much for this comment and for binge watching our channel. This season will be totally unlike last season and we can't wait to release more episodes. Coming soon.

[@RevealWithEbony]

@@richandregular Cannot wait!

[@mrlebronsr]

Wowww!!! Definitely got me ready to pack my bags and RELOCATE to ATL!!! Found you guys on Anthony O'neal's show. Glad I did. Salute!

[@christenford3864]

This makes me so excited for the rest of Season 2! So cool to hear about what Atlanta has to offer.

[@richandregular]

Thank you! there's A LOT more coming. We hope you like it.

[@jeraunpogue1833]

Great video I love of all the content you all put out. Great start to season 2.

[@thekenitasmith]

Yes! Couldn’t wait to finish my grant writing to watch this episode. I’m a go hard fan of any and everything rich&Regular! I learned, laughed, & got hungry from this episode. I’ve shared on all of my social media platforms. Let’s go episode 2!

[@richandregular]

Thank you as always Kenita! We sooo appreciate it. Buckle up for episode 2.

[@malinallitekpatl1]

Loving this season already. Looking forward to more. :)

[@Rashad3000]

✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@moniquegraham2364]

Loving the conversation and the content

[@richandregular]

Thank you. The full episode 2 is now live! Check it out.

[@Arun71150]

Awesoooome episode!! TAMBOURINE 😄

[@OurPerez]

Great Video!

[@MorKing86]

Where yall fine these good men??!

[@tserrhyo]

"way out in queens" what does that even mean?

[@Rashaadthegr8]

I wonder if most women are bread winners because the high rate of unmarried or single parent homes?

[@richandregular]

No. They’re breadwinners because they’ve taken the lead in education over the years and are earning more in the workplace. Also, they’re starting businesses at a higher rate than men are.

[@Rashaadthegr8]

@@richandregular True. but there businesses are the least invested in by VCs and the majority of jobs they have are in low paying careers. I'm not saying all but most. And white women do have the highest rates of single parent followed by black women statically. So if you're the only one in the house then by default you're the bread winner. Both things can also be true. Women out graduate men 3 to 1 but the majors they choose are sometimes not high paying. Plus women get paid 70 cents to the dollar of a man. Not to mention black women on average make the least of any demographic. It's deeper than rap.

[@richandregular]

@@Rashaadthegr8 So there are contributing factors and attributing factors. All of the points we've both made(single parent households, education, wage gaps) are contributing factors, but then there are "driving forces" for a particular point. In this case, the point is the rise of black women as breadwinners which is defined as being among the leading income providers for a household. A woman who earns just as much as a man is a breadwinner. They're considered co-breadwinners. THAT inclusive of women who are the outright breadwinners is what we're referring to. THAT is occuring at a higher rate than in previous studies, hence the rise of breadwinners as a whole.

[@richandregular]

www.americanprogress.org/press/release-nearly-two-thirds-mothers-continue-family-breadwinners-black-mothers-far-likely-breadwinners/

[@Rashaadthegr8]

@@richandregular but it doesn't say how many of them are single moms or how much they make. Plus millions of people lost their job in the pandemic. I'm just saying that if your husband doesn't exist or had no job it's easier to be the bread winner. Plus only 29% of black adults are married. 80% of single parents are mothers. The numbers aren't adding up. Oh they are counting everyone ok that's different. When I'm thinking bread winner. I have the vision of a married couple. I mean only fans also helps people earn 5 or 6 figures a month sometimes 7. But I digress. My bread winner definition is just different. If you're single I don't think of you as a bread winner because you aren't on a team.

[@Rashaadthegr8]

10 wOMAN to one man. Black wealth? Any questions?

[@laraoneal7284]

I’ve heard nothing but bad things about ATLANTA.

[@Rashaadthegr8]

From Fl to Tulsa to Atlanta man some white folks always trying to burn us. Smh. No disrespect. We just got to stay together.