"Women Are Spending Money To Impress Each Other..." Woman Explains Why Nurses Are Going Broke 🤔

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[@born2run121]

We need that portfolio video thanks like 3 vids worth of

[@Chicago48]

You see teachers so-called going broke. The women are living above their means.

[@thisisthewroten]

5:11 yes please do a breakdown show on the investment portfolio. I’m joining the bag chasers this week when I get paid.

[@Huff627]

Great video with quality info for this generation!

[@AngelGonzalez-de3nn]

Long overdue video. I saw this shyt coming; 5 years' ago.

[@gina468]

I'm a nurse practitioner making 210 K. I drive a 2010 lexus with over 100 k miles. Everyone thinks I'm crazy and keeps asking me when I am going to buy a new car. I have 4 rental houses. 3 of them paid for and I have a mortgage only in one of them. I have 3 years left on my personal mortgage. My tenants drive better cars than me. I don't care about what people think of me. I hope my 2010 lexus can last me another 5 years. If I get fired from my job, my rentals can cover my mortgage. This is the ultimate freedom. Peace of mind.

[@sheriettaanglin6548]

👌🏾🙌🏾

[@PassTheCollectionPlate]

I’m so proud of you for moving smart out here 🙏🏾💯💯💯

[@Grind2Excellence]

Interesting but why an old car when you can easily afford a new one?

[@zeeqq105]

@@Grind2Excellence Smdh. I guess you didn’t get it.

[@zeeqq105]

@@gina468 this how u do it. 👏🏽👏🏽

[@icarrysig]

Male nurse here. Wife is also a nurse. Covid we grabbed the opportunity and got 2 houses and turned them into Airbnb, while milking that covid bonus. Our 401k just crossed 7 fig, 10 years ago we were 0 zero net worth. We saw the biggest net worth jump during these time.

[@falandezaristide7920]

Congratulations

[@liahknowsbest5092]

👏🏽👏🏽

[@mrdavis2928]

Key word bro-“wife!” Most of these women are single af, “independent” and are paying the cost for trying to prove a point! 🤣🤣 in the AA community specifically our women glorify it!!!

[@lisac6399]

Good for you, an opportunity in the midst of tragic circumstances.."The Pandemic"

[@SinserNarmah537]

Man..when Covid hit..I was mad I was not a RN. That money was out for the taking...smh

[@terryhoward8119]

Living beyond your means will kill your money 99 times out of 100.

[@UTP504]

Big facts and it’ll leave you with no margin of error whatsoever.

[@robertd..17]

So true.

[@Chicago48]

She said "most"....I don't know if MOST is true. Maybe a few are going broke.

[@juniorleslie4804]

Pretend to be poor, and you might end up wealthy; but pretend to be wealthy, and you will end up poor.

[@josedopwell9645]

A huge amount of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. That includes people making six figures every year. We are trained to be wage earners and consumers rather than business owners and investors. Live below your means.

[@MaridyFamily]

I’m glad I had a dad that kept me level-headed when I got my first job as an RN. I was living at home and saved up until I got married to my husband. 💅🏾

[@wandak1889]

It’s so important to have that father figure in your life! My dad was very frugal and we thought it was cheap but now it all makes sense. Pay yourselves first and save!

[@MaridyFamily]

Yes! My dad was educating me about money/investing my whole life and never let me fall into lifestyle inflation! Definitely the reason why I am where I am today! ✊🏾

[@SimplyComplicated1]

Also take some credit. You were humble and obedient enough to listen and trust your dad. No surprise you have a husband 👏🏽

[@Vesta0831]

Same, lived at home until I was married.

[@alitaj8815]

You had a very wise dad

[@sarah2576]

I used to be a nurse. Most of the other nurses I knew drove expensive cars. I drove a KIA because that's what I could afford. They would be fighting each other for overtime because they RELIED on it to fund their lifestyles.

[@RMA8159]

May I ask why you’re not in nursing and what you do now? I want to start a plan to leave nursing.

[@sarah2576]

@@RMA8159 urgent care NP!

[@thmoney25]

I am a registered nurse and not broke.80,000 a year for a single person is a decent salary if you spend it wisely. Some people are delusional. I do my hair and nails, drive a 9-year-old paid-off car, and try my hardest to be frugal. I pack my lunch daily because fast food is unhealthy. The first thing people around me told me to do was buy a new car. Why would I do that I keep my current car clean and well maintenance. Do not get me wrong I splurge on some things like a massage monthly and take a yearly out-of-the-country vacation. I am not trying to judge anyone but come on guys.

[@TaphaSow75]

Fine. For you. In 2024, having women doing their hair, nails and living frugal IS rare..

[@spankbuda3769]

Good girl!

[@mikewest9033]

Finally somebody honest its so many fakes in here its crazy everybody screaming they making 200k+ a year lol. Major cap

[@zabrinatheteacher]

There you go 🎯👍🏼

[@seandp85]

⁠@@mikewest9033facts, it hilarious reading all these comments with all the people capping

[@michelleh9794]

It’s not just nurses, but a lot of people have spending problems and they think getting more money is going to change it but haven’t changed their habits.

[@Chicago48]

Teachers too. Live below your means.

[@Huff627]

I will agree with that!

[@kingdavid1614]

It is not about how much money you make but how much you can keep.

[@keithjohnson7448]

💯

[@robertd..17]

This is so true. Most just don’t see it.

[@JohnSmith-er7dw]

All the nurses i work with are more educated than me and make more than me, and i have less debt and more assets than them.

[@liahknowsbest5092]

👏🏽👏🏽

[@DeionSardines]

My favorite comment

[@stan-oj7rz]

@@DeionSardinesvery beautiful statement!!! It’s all about managing your mighty green 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@MultiRekrap]

Damn! Congrats and keep prospering💯🔥💪

[@DeionSardines]

@stan-oj7rz exactly. A lot of these money problems are from self inflicted wounds

[@zeeqq105]

I’m a nurse. It’s true. I got a family so I’m not out here being reckless. I got friends who got 3k/4k mortgages and couple of car notes a few hundreds month. They can’t take days off even when they are very sick. They have to work overtime a lot. Is sad but I don’t feel sorry for them.

[@Armyvet55]

😢😢😢😢😢😢sad,but true

[@CookWithStephh]

no sympathy for your colleagues ? lol

[@PookiesFriendRayRay]

@@CookWithStephh cook a pork loin on that channel of yours

[@CookWithStephh]

@@PookiesFriendRayRay I got u !

[@danabenson4125]

I wouldn't either. I was always told don't live out of your means.

[@pnutbutterjilly]

nurse here. most of my colleagues still have student loan debt even after 5-10 yrs working in the hospital (highest paid). many have family who fully depend on them, & many females have deadbeat hubbies or hubbies who don't have an income. they're proud of spoiling their kids materialistically yet would rather do a double shift instead of spending time w/ them. most know nothing about investing & are comfortable w/ credit card debt. they finance very expensive cars & love luxury handbags. lashes & fresh nails for sure. the millionaire-minded nurses have already set themselves & their families up for financial success, but the ones who are clout-minded, i've had to cut off cuz they were draining my monies on constant expensive everythings. my response to their sentiment on "deserving nice things because i work hard" is "but do you deserve to be in debt & financially enslaved?" they still don't get it cuz their desire for image outweighs their desire for inner peace.

[@warrenbrooks7053]

At least you thinking straight. Congratulations . . . Some people don’t realize. You gotta pay 2 play. And Boy does it cost

[@stan-oj7rz]

@@warrenbrooks7053absolutely 😂😂😂❤❤❤💯💯💯💰💰

[@Jo.Raquel]

@@warrenbrooks7053they’re paying for convenience not life long achievement.

[@kimkenny3300]

I do not think medical personnel earn as much as you think. It takes more than extravagant lifestyles. Student loans, medical debt 40%% of salary to rent... We have a debt trap society. $100k student loans for a $30k job... We need to focus on who benefits from low wages even in high demand, professional qualifications mandatory- without being rewarded financially. Y'all are victim blaming. No war but class war.

[@warrenbrooks7053]

@@kimkenny3300 it’s thee over time where they make their money. A lot of hrs. What most people don’t understand in this day and time. The average person needs a plan. Or the right people around them 2 give them solid advice. What they’re saying is most of these women care only about their image and living for today. That’s a personal choice somebody made

[@treywilliams7223]

It’s better to learn from the mistakes of others than your own.

[@born2run121]

Im stealing this

[@swisstella]

The Smart Learn From There Own' The Wise Learn From Others...🧐😎

[@emojimr4427]

Nurses spending money like they are Doctors 👩‍⚕️

[@clockwork9825]

Doctors broke too

[@fernandomescalito5307]

​@@clockwork9825 There old ass doctors that can't retire because they blew their whole checks through out their lives trying to keep up with the jones

[@fernandomescalito5307]

@@Regular689 The real question is can they keep it and grow it for the long term.???

[@Soloman_1800]

@@clockwork9825 🎯

[@moordarkness2131]

And surgeons

[@robcyr839]

I worked security at a hospital and a supervisor nurse was so old she would even wear diapers. I asked another nurse why she doesn't retire and she said the supervisor had over 100k in credit card debt......been a nurse for almost 50 years.

[@UTP504]

WTF?? Yikes, 50 years in and 100k in debt is crazy, pure insanity🤦🏾

[@lilliansanders520]

@@UTP504 wow she is a shopaholic

[@ksarite]

Sounds similar to another person I know. Kind of sad actually

[@lavark9746]

Hyena Behavior

[@UTP504]

@@ksarite It’s definitely sad, it’s tragic that people willingly put themselves in these types of situations over materialistic 💩, it’s not worth the stress.

[@REM977]

I love her classy style. Very naturally pretty and down to earth.

[@Anonyme67]

Please stop that. Her hair is nothing natural.

[@REM977]

@@Anonyme67 Looks great to me. Not overdone at all.

[@BlkOnyx0508]

Lace front weave eyelashes and makeup you mostly complain about 😂

[@REM977]

@@BlkOnyx0508 Well, this kind of fake I can live with! 😂

[@08qbert]

It’s not how much you make; it’s how much you spend. We were refugees. My uncle, wife and 3 kids settled here in 1989. He and wife made $7/hr. By the time they retired, they made $9+/hr. They owned 3 houses, all paid off. All 3 children graduated from college, debts free. He gave each of them a brand new Toyota/Honda after college. Now they pay tuitions and books for their grandchildren and they have several hundred thousands in the bank. Yes, they are frugal. Live below your means is the key for better future. My husband and I retired at 56. We can’t collect social security yet but financially we can afford it.

[@robertd..17]

Great job!

[@608portraits9]

What country ?

[@joelombardo9346]

This woman is the poster child of a caring person that puts others 1st and won't even think twice! Fantastic female! God bless!

[@emmaabumere2870]

Ain't nothing new. They're always in competition with each other materialistically. That's all they care about anyway (money, resources and sisterhood validation).

[@mizukagematt1186]

Exactly epitome of keeping up with the joneses

[@Nat-mw3bz]

Sour?

[@rhondahopkins4366]

This is so true I have a friend that's a RN she got diagnosed with cancer. Now her and her husband are stressing out. They talking about cashing in their life insurance policies. She have a house for over 700,000, she got herself a new car and her husband a new car. What a mess.

[@wolverine89893]

😲 WTH is wrong with people they thinking getting money and spending it like it is free falling is INSANE. Now she got to dump her Assets so she can have her health back. 😱😱🤯🤯

[@wandak1889]

Not only a mess but it takes the one life event that can deteriorate your life and getting sick is one of them

[@Oldsk-l5r]

@@wolverine89893, and sounds like the husband is a s* show. He should be able to take up some of the slack for his wife and household.

[@spiritualwartv]

Pray that Jesus Christ will heal her

[@greeneyedbaldy]

@@Oldsk-l5r I've worked in nursing for several years now, and about half or maybe a little more than half of the nurses I've worked with had husbands who made significantly less than they did. I'm not hating on them, if any thing I'm jealous because I didn't get myself a nurse when I was young and broke. 😄

[@ToxcynTV]

All these RN's do is make tik tok videos at work in their scrubs. Tell me if im lying.

[@DeionSardines]

During covid they were having a ball 🎉🎈

[@JohnSmith-er7dw]

Facts most of these new nurses are so immature and rake picture's of opening up a pack of syringes lol

[@jeromewilson2949]

You ain’t lying

[@madamtbutterfly]

If it keeps the stress level down, I’m cool with it.

[@DeionSardines]

@madamtbutterfly I'm not, find another job then. Your dealing with people's health. Find another way to get rid of stress, but keep it professional.

[@conradmoore7095]

Life is one big party when you still young, but who's gonna have your back when it's all done .

[@drillingig2368]

Me and my friends aren’t partying, we not millionaires yet. There’s no party until we worth £1M/$740M. We need to build our assets and we work together. Our peers be partying. Not us. We safe over here, 1%. 🫡

[@allinadaysworkhakunamatata9187]

🎶 🎵

[@roadrunnertrav7179]

My sister a LPN, going to school for nursing. No student loans because of military service.

[@LifeWithOG1]

They go broke trying to ball out Just because you making a decent amount of money doesnt mean you going to act like you rich.

[@greeneyedbaldy]

I worked as a nursing assistant for 15 years and a vocational nurse for 6. I always envied the amount of money RNs made, especially the young and single ones. I finally became an RN myself a few weeks ago, I'm older now, so instead of "living it up!" Im more focused on paying off my debt and catching up on my retirement account.

[@eddieb82100]

I'm a nurse. The vast majority of nurses I know are just trying to get through their 3 shifts and feed their families. RNs are wage workers, and we're talking about $30/hour when you're starting out. You can make $100k doing bedside nursing after a few years of experience and getting certifications and accreditations, or you can get into higher level practice like trauma or critical care. The thing is - the job is stressful and its easy discouraged by it. Honestly i think there are a small number of nurses on social media that get most of the attention and spread false information about nursing.

[@Lovebk98]

For staff nurses that is true.Most of these nurses work agency or travel nursing.In this economy 31/hr staff job is nothing .The main thing is be yourself and save .Don't spend it on Gucci bag and buy 120k Range rover with 1600k monthly payment. I am a nurse too but I drive decent economic car not BMW but I can afford to buy one

[@ladyandrews9371]

Facts! I made sure to pay my 2017 off before I graduated RN school. Let me tell you the piece of mind of not being a slave to the clock baby I work my 3 and I’m out. When I want some extra I pick up only if there is a bonus attached and them two shifts handle my blow money. I save 3x’s the amount before I spend. That keeps my view realistic like if I can not make that money 3x’s it’s not worth the purchase. Thank God I own my home from 10years ago so I have a chill mortgage. I will have my home paid off in the next 7 years or less. THEN and only them will I upgrade. Investing and maxing out my nest eggs are my 7 year priority..

[@NymphetamineCC]

This. Social media is almost invariably outliers. Those American travel nurse contracts are by no means representative of what most nurses make. The biggest financial advantage for the typical nurse is the abundance of extra work, which means if you want to work 60 hours a week you can - however that’s not a sustainable practice. Likewise working an abundance of overtime doesn’t advance your career the way it can in other sectors. Working more than everybody else doesn’t automatically mean you get a promotion, since if you want to stay at the bedside, there really aren’t many available promotions. In fact nursing may be one of the few careers where some of the most desirable jobs, have some of the lowest salaries. For me I am hoping to transition to nurse education once I get too old/weak for bedside. I’ve been slowly picking away at my adult education certification. While educator jobs are harder to get, my annual salary will likely go down, do to there not being call or overtime. Personally I’m good with this, but it is interesting.

[@dianasanchezlopez8345]

New grad nurse here, I can confirm this is all true 🙄

[@TILLEYJS]

I'll give you a specific example. I've traveled in healthcare for 17 years. During COVID where people were clearing 2000+ a week. There were several people who was asking travel company to forward them some cash because they were broke. Now, I'm just a step above white trash. If you are clearing 2 grand a week and broke.... You got a big time spending problem. Stuff like that reminds me so much of the fable about grasshopper and ant.

[@Stealth-im7ld]

She favors Gladys Knight.

[@d__1957]

Good eye

[@teddywilliams-wx6fi]

take off the wig then tell me who she looks like

[@nitacollins9543]

Oh that’s a wig? 😂😂😂😂

[@woodcrest4655]

@@teddywilliams-wx6fiis that really a wig?

[@karenmassey8354]

@@woodcrest4655 wait, yall can’t tell the difference between real hair and fake hair?

[@rosuzzieagnes124]

Best thing to do is invest in real estate and let that pay for all your bills

[@Marlon-oe1dd]

I love it when they get the Nurse tags on their vehicles smh I can picture the Pookies Birdman hand rubbing themselves every time thy spot 1😂

[@wolverine89893]

Or the crazy Joker 😂😂

[@spankbuda3769]

It's for attention. They want the attention that the men in the military who fought in wars and the fireman who rescued lives that they're receiving from the public. The main person who actually are saving lives are doctors who are mostly men. And we don't hear or see any of them in the media talking about "not all heroes wears a cape".

[@yahmadoss6860]

It's not only for Nurses it's this Generation Period. Everyone wants to live Large and They rather Travel and purchase Unnecessary BS then Worry about rent and Electricity Afterwards. It's Silly. Living Responsible IS Living Large. First things First

[@Rock-d1k]

So they are spending their retirement money. Not smart.

[@ToneyHolley]

Exactly!!

[@chodge8366]

Her lip and tooth combination is impeccable😍

[@FrugalFa]

She speaking absolute facts! I know like 5 different chicks who are nurses and literally all 5 make great money and have nice things but are absolutely BROKE because they all live out of their means. They're broke not because they don't make enough but because they make more than enough and that makes them think they have to show off that they make money but they all over indulge and end up living well beyond their means aka BROKE 🎯

[@coastalvendingllc4322]

My wife is a nurse. Long story short we are divorced now and needless to say is after a BBL and botched boob job and many trips later she is keep me from the kids because I will not help her with her back taxes. SMH 🤦🏽‍♂️ 500$ weave

[@Anya_life_subscribe]

U sound mad

[@Talkswithtee302]

She ain’t lying I’m a traveling sterile processing technician! Making great money and I made bad decisions, spending like it ain’t nothing but now I regret it! Definitely making better decisions now!

[@robertd..17]

Keep it on the tracks. We have all done unwise things. One day you will look back and be very happy you made the change.

[@LTGONZ0]

Yeah I caught on quick before taking loans out for college. Did military, one enlistment, got my bachelors and masters using TA. And left with no loans and still with my post 9/11 education benefits 🙏🏾

[@njpme]

Same here. 2 Masters debt free courtesy of Unc Sam 😂

[@wolverine89893]

@@njpme 😂😂 Uncle Sam knows how to treat vets. Now these 304's on the other hand 😂😂

[@LTGONZ0]

@@njpme 🔥🙌🏾

[@LTGONZ0]

@wolverine89893 Facts lol. It wasn't easy but was well worth the sacrifice

[@teroncatlin79]

Y'all both right. I'm 45 years old and went through a bad divorce six years ago and lost everything so now I live with my sick parents and I take care of them as well. I work and make my own money and have my own transportation. I only make 53,000 a year and I have no kids. The point that I am trying to make is that every time I get paid which is weekly I always have a certain percentage of my paycheck goes to my savings account and into stock and am able to still pay off my bills and have money left over to hold me until I get paid again. My vehicle is a 99 GMC Yukon and I brought it with my stocks. I got it for 3,800 and it has a new motor and transmission and it's in really good shape so if I can budget my financials anyone can. I don't believe in 401Ks but it's good to have a certain amount of your paycheck to go towards stocks or some sort of high yield savings account so you can have your money work for you. It's called compounding interest.

[@johncarlson6472]

You're a rare breed that understands the importance of "delayed gratification" and even more important, living below your means. Kudos to you. I retired 4 years ago because I started living by those rules decades ago.

[@bmanagement4657]

My sister in law nurse married a 250k/yr guy and all they do is work. Save and work and just bought a million dollar home. They have more equity than anyone else i know, because they dont spend money.

[@cali_breeze]

I work in healthcare and I agree with her on most of the things she said. Im a mother, I work and I live in California.

[@Bur-b5r]

most of my coworkers have husbands that aint ish so yeah this tracks. Married and no kids is is the way to go for young nurses who want to get their lives together. If you want to get married at least choose a man that is at your level or higher, anything else will drain you and ruin your youth.

[@AkeruZikora]

"at your level or HIGHER". By that logic, doesn't that mean the lady now becomes the one draining the man & his youth? It's bad to date a man "below your level", but not when a man is dating a woman is "below his level".

[@Bur-b5r]

@@AkeruZikora at your level is draining a man? lol

[@VictorMartinez-vp9gd]

She reminds me of a young Gladys Knight ... You're right, "pleasant to look at " !

[@willbill4689]

SHES ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS GOOD LAWD

[@shawbrothers18]

People who make more money spend more money.

[@BagsNBaguettes_327]

It’s true. I watched this video before in her channel. Just think about the costs involved with nails, hair, eyelashes, makeup, going out every month. I stay home on the weekends and save my money for when I go on trips. I can’t fathom spending $15 on a drink.

[@beenthereworethat1603]

Listen I heard it’s horrible being a nurse. Who are we to tell anyone how and what to spend their money. Good tips, fine however there should be a plan to stop “working” for others second traveling feeds the soul. People should definitely travel at least a few times a year out of the country, see and learn more aspects of life. It’s called self care. You can still invest and do other things while living. It’s called balance. Pay yourself, invest, and enjoy life while you still can. Not sure why this channel is on my feed but glad that I ran across it ❤

[@wesman4244]

Nurses broke?!--- working steady hours everyday?!-- broke?!👀

[@Armyvet55]

😂😂😂😂😂😂right ✅️

[@troymapp]

Living above there means.

[@earnestbrown1388]

Facts 💐🙌🏽

[@supertenor561]

It’s possible. They don’t pay staff nurses enough money and travel nurses get breaks inbetween contracts sometimes…

[@demetriharlan5887]

I work at a hospital in Cali, majoity of nurses are traveling nurses from out of state because California pays the most. Some of the nurses here are making just as much as some Dr's.

[@Payday-ky7mb]

These women are starting to tell on each other. Years ago this was brought up about how all of a sudden women spending money and buying extravagant things knowing damn well most of these chicks are in debt up to their eyeballs. Soon as you hear these same women living these lifestyles complaining about not being able to find a good man are the same ones broke as hell. Facts.

[@cali_breeze]

Wrong!!! Yes they are in debt because medical school cost money. Education isnt free in America! Secondly, the cost of living was reasonable for someone making $40 or more and so life wasnt as hard as it is now. She is being honest, the lack of financial literacy and living a single life is the thing for this demographic. Thos of US who have families and work in healthcare are still struggling. Especially here in California. Being financially ignorant and the cost of living period is a recipe for poverty and being burned out. Men seek these women out because they know the benefits that come with these women. Men should have their own anyways!!! Most men arent financially literate, stable, and responsible so lets be for real when we are out her screaming about working women.

[@DeionSardines]

👆🏾 she got triggered lol......he didn't say "all", read & listen 🤦🏿

[@cali_breeze]

@@DeionSardines neither did I 🤡 next time you want to be James Bond, make sure you have facts! "Listen and read" sincerely UNBOTHERED

[@Payday-ky7mb]

@@DeionSardines Facts💯

[@DFSLJC]

Social media has ruined their entire raison d’etre. The delusions they talk themselves into don’t stand up to scrutiny so all these things are exposed now.

[@zeebest1004]

She has a very beautiful face with the appearance of NO makeup. She is obviously shapely. Her earrings are minimal. Ladies take notice!!

[@robertd..17]

Bingo!

[@sabrina27596]

Nurse here… false. I’m 40 years old , net worth is over $800k, I take multiple international trips flying business class playing the credit card points game , I live within my means , and splurge on food a travel . I have serval coworkers that own multiple properties and have higher net worths than me . Not all nurses are broke.

[@mikewest9033]

Why yall be on here lying like that. How yo net worth 800k an your just a nurse

[@mikewest9033]

1500 2000 a week or every two weeks don't equal up to a 800k networth

[@lifewithbakari1413]

No bs I could believe it but how old was you when you start working as a nurse? How long you been working as a nurse and how much you been making since you got started as a nurse up until now how much you make you could be lying but you could be at that net worth if you was smart with your money from the begin

[@ItsJustHenriHeck]

She so pretty

[@Hispanic4trump2024]

Facts I experienced a nurse coughing and sneezing at a NICU acting like she can't call in

[@Loften21]

@Hispanic4trump - So you're 4 Trump and he's talking about doing a mass-deportation if he wins.

[@Hispanic4trump2024]

@@Loften21 yeah policy is way better from taxes to drilling being self efficient on energy and of course following the law for those with a criminal record and who have entered our country illegally should get deported.

[@Loften21]

@@Hispanic4trump2024 - "F" taxes and drilling. I didn't ask you about that. Those are your people Trump plans to deport. What if you or your parents would have gotten deported?

[@djhoddakabigscooby7089]

I told ya'll,they trying to compete with other women now, they don't even care about the men!

[@eugenewalls-ci7el]

Thank you for your honesty and the shared equally of responsibility of men and women both and not saying someone is a victim 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@supertenor561]

When you take into consideration the stress of a nursing job, purchasing is basically retail therapy. It reduces stress. How many you all ever saw numerous people die? Blood everywhere? Choking on vomit? Getting yelled at by doctors and family members and patients? Being attacked sometimes physically or come close to it while on the job and management discourages pressing charges? What about seeing kids die on you? And nurses are there at the bedside oftentimes more than physicians. They see it all. The pressure of making one mistake can kill someone. It’s not like messing up a cake. U don’t kill someone when u mess up on your job.

[@ingothitrust5248]

True, but there are more constructive outlets to cope that don't requiring impulse shopping........granted I personally saw more death and suffering than I care to admit during the pandemic, but I was thankful for earning more money that I had ever seen in my years as an ICU RN, and I made an effort to save as much as I could every week. Much of my time off was spent playing poker (for fun), video games, and working out at home.

[@supertenor561]

@@ingothitrust5248 I’m spelling it out for people who may not understand why some nurses behave in that manner. There is Definitely better outlets… for some folk there’s nothing like physically seeing/touching the fruits of your labor and some folks just like seeing digitally their numbers increase and feeling the sense of security. Just knowing you can afford it. Knowing that you can walk off a lot with a Mercedes Benz AMG and not even be pressed behind it as if u purchased a low model Kia to be frugal.

[@britneywade3411]

Not you stopping the video to say she’s easy to look at! 😂😂🤣🤣

[@marcuse423]

It’s always been about this. Competing against each other for perception 😌 Have fun with that 💪🏽💪🏽

[@jangyamfi935]

OMG..."The true luxury is your time and freedom!" Girlfriend is speaking truth. Ladies and Gentlemen, listen to these words of wisdom.

[@freshonez88]

These post pandemic nurses are a trip lol 😂

[@Leydo773]

I’ve been a nurse for 7.5 years. Nurses don’t make as much as money as people think. Unless you are a traveler. I’ve always been confused when I see all these nurses online living these luxurious lifestyles.

[@nepps617]

I've trained myself not to buy anything not needed unless I have also saved the exact amount I'm about to spend. I make less than most people I know but have more disposable income.

[@nyc_bk11]

She's beautiful... Yo come to NYC, let's talk if you still want kids.... If not, it's ok, I'm sure some other brother will do you well

[@Bigwheels161616]

Travel nurse here without kids. I made 5k a week and not even close to going broke. Yay for not having kids :)

[@AkeruZikora]

And what of folks who have kids & aren't broke? Most of these so-called broke nurses aren't going broke because of kids. What happens when you get old & senile & inflation gradually devalues your savings? Kids help with all that. It's why S/korea, china & especially Japan are struggling with low birth rates. Some of you now become burdens on the young ones via social security or pension systems as they require having a work force that greatly outnumbers retired folks.

[@Vesta0831]

I’m so glad this is a trending topic. Remember when he reviewed the content of the white nurse who has 200 dollars at the end of the month ?

[@bcusaaus4749]

I commented to a video saying “ you got a spending problem”. She replied “ 😡I don’t have a spending problem, I got a saving problem”😂

[@shawnb912]

Make it make sense 😂😂

[@humus4000]

Fact sis👏

[@608portraits9]

Great advice!

[@slick9234]

She's right.

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

Hospitals are not hiring RNs like that. They are hiring CNAs at a discount.

[@Jo.Raquel]

They’re temp and they get paid more. Heath services have done it.

[@gailmiller6333]

@@Jo.Raquel Very true.

[@chinaarlene7035]

This is not true at all 😂😂😂

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

@chinaarlene7035 100% true. Their are countless different certifications in "nursing." Hospitals only need RNs to pass out certain medications. Everything else, technically, can be done by lesser qualified workers at a discounted pay rate.

[@chinaarlene7035]

@nattydreadlocks1973 nurses in my state starting at $43/hr and if all they do is pass out meds....that's an easy gig. They also get hired right out of nursing school before even passing their state exam. Let's not talk about the sign on bonuses.

[@moorhsumluvher]

AD!!! A BSN degree at most 4 hour schools is $100K or more. Most nurses are trying to be FNP's to make more money.

[@njpme]

Nursing school at an in-state university near me cost nothing near 100k

[@harrisonW11]

wow.

[@michaeljohnson-ym8zp]

@@njpmeyea that’s only at private schools. They usually go to private schools because the public bsn schools are impacted and takes years to get in.

[@njpme]

@@michaeljohnson-ym8zp geez

[@1SavageQueen89]

The smart thing is to get your associates to become a RN then have the hospital you work at for your first 2 years pay for you to complete your BSN.

[@gregoryjones2794]

My daughter graduated last year with no student loans. Starts for her masters in the fall.

[@zabrinatheteacher]

Good informative upload 👍🏼

[@trigi1343]

Some things he says just show he is completely out of touch with reality like how else is a 18 year old person who wants to go to school supposedly to afford 80-160k a year

[@i82phoneu]

Worse for my doctor colleagues . Some of my colleagues go from 60k to >350K and are broke after 10 years

[@emptynester547]

Whenever I go out for fun, I shop my closet. I don’t go out buying a new outfit.

[@courtneysmith3497]

Yesss! I love this! We can be friends in real life! You preaching Anton!!

[@ngozinwafor]

Budgeting is key irrespective of income. Its a game changer.

[@thisisthewroten]

5:11 yes please do a breakdown show on the investment portfolio. I’m joining the bag chasers this week when I get paid.

[@ms.wealthyy]

I haven’t been a consumer for 9 months straight consistency is key

[@torrifavors896]

Pandemic pay of $12,000 weekly for nurses gave a false sense of security! I believe most thought this once in a lifetime money was forever! Lots wish they had the money in their bank account rather then those luxury items!

[@seandp85]

I just commented on this earlier, knowing many traveling nurses making that $ and none saved up, but they bought expensive homes and cars and now they regret it.

[@ingothitrust5248]

I jumped on the gravy train around 2022 when rates started to plateau and even decline. Even then, my highest contract in the ICU never exceeded 3400-3600 weekly gross, but I worked like a madman to pay off my debt with my very first contract, and I committed to saving at least 60-70% of my net take home each month. I saw many of my colleagues who were fortunate enough to travel during the early stages of COVID, making insane money, but consequently making insane purchases all the while and had virtually nothing to show for it, on top of being completely burned out.

[@nurseanderson6007]

Being broke is a phase of life. Now when I first became a RN I didn't/couldn't do all that shopping and traveling because I was raising 3 kids single. Once they got grown I start doing traveling nursing and yes spending but I also start saving and getting out of debit and I was already a home owner 2nd year of being a RN and had 100k equity in that. So Thank GOD those broke days are over but I can do better.

[@mossajones6887]

I agree, we have a spending problem, not a saving problem. Do I need to repeat this?🤔

[@soinda87]

Lvn here 11 acres of land within 3 years of my nursing career, and more land in my country. Bought it for 80k it’s now 300k plus. Choices people!!

[@danielduppymax361]

Yea she’s keeper

[@LeekedBeats]

Yall say that so easily about these women, which is why yall get finessed the way you do.

[@danielduppymax361]

@UncleRuckus_96 😂 I was talking about the getting and keeping money part lol

[@MrTwonetwone]

@@danielduppymax361no you weren’t, you trynna lie 😂

[@MrGsmooth79]

I think this applies to everybody

[@moreycleveland2472]

SOME PEOPLE NEVER LEARN FROM THERE MISTAKES NO CAPPING

[@KeepkoolwithK]

Nurses work hard, and deserve to spend their money. Nurses are the most physical and mentally abused and under appreciated employees. I don’t condone buying expensive lavishly items, but I am RN and deserve to have nice things that I work my but off for literally!!!😮let’s not bash nurses, the economy sucks for everybody.

[@lyndaslocs]

I'm in health care also. It's not about bashing people. it's encouraging them to make better choices so that they'll have a better outcome in years to come. These issues apply to many careers.

[@Aminah6623]

My husband and I have a really good household income and I buy groceries at Aldi's and Trader Joe's. We are very frugal.

[@clayalston7960]

Nurses been broke. Around my way they're always going on strike about more pay/hours etc. It was like this before the pandemic.

[@John_3.16]

She is super fine doe!!!!!!

[@stickyhood]

No lie i didnt do that i knew money didnt last so i took only 10k car loan not the 80k i was approved for

[@jaymills3627]

I’m a nurse and been a nurse for 10 years. The first 3 years of being an RN I worked 2 jobs to pay my loans off and dedicate 15% to 401k. During covid I took a contract within my hospital and made enough money to put a down payment on house with a low interest rate. I didn’t know a lot about it money or investing but KZbin and videos like this helps. It’s easy to spend everything you make as a nurse, due to the unlimited overtime and the ability to take off during the middle of the week for a vacay without using PTO.

[@tyrecarmon20]

Taught my wife about saving and investing so she wouldn't end up like this. She will become a RN next month

[@Emily_CM]

It’s NOT just nurses! Everyone has a budget, you’re CORRECT ✅💯.

[@beetafly2]

High stress = high spending to destress. Same thing with overweight. How do you save money? Work a low stress job. Problem solve.

[@fernandomescalito5307]

I'm a male nurse and honestly I work hard for my money so it makes it harder for me to spend it because it hurts my heart

[@dyates6380]

She said, "there's a common "miscomception" that nurses are rich" ....... LOL. This woman can't even speak English words without massacring them ....... but she's a nurse? LOL. "Miscomception" ................. 🙄. Now, I'm just a regular, and OLD, guy. My Mother, sister and ex wife were all nurses. Yep, nurses make great money, but so do a LOT of people in lots of fields so, no, there's NOT a misconception that nurses are rich, any more than guys who work a TON of OT are rich, even though, relatively speaking, they are. Just like nurses, but again, all relative. Any nurse who flies first class is just a dummy with her money, and I'd bet she drives a luxury car too. Most nurses I know are very smart, and that intelligence transfers to their entire life - so they drive Hondas or Toyotas and have very healthy retirement accounts and nice homes or condominiums. I've never flown first class in my life (and I just got back from an almost month long trip to Europe and flew coach) and never would. My nephew (who is VERY well off and his wife makes more than him) flew their daughter back from Italy first class and it cost over seven GRAND. My ticket cost something like five hundred. I'll be fine in coach. Only uninformed or detached people believe that just because someone EARNS a great paycheck will believe that the person is "rich". Lots of "rich" people blow through their money as fast as they make it. EVERYTHING is relative in life.

[@PFlaw317]

You never mispronounce words?

[@michaeljohnson-ym8zp]

I know right? When correctional officers be driving around luxury cars no one Evers says anything to them

[@aao449]

@@PFlaw317 - He did sound very defensive...Lol!😂

[@lovelavender9070]

Lol what’s his problem😭😭 very weird

[@edwhoo9081]

Stop dickeatin

[@stevenhendricks6362]

What’s up Anton. Steve checking in from Atlanta. I think you should do the portfolio/age video.

[@SimplyAdiva]

I was asked to run a application/background check for a traveling nurse for a friend. Her income is 14k monthly, including her outside benefits she receives. She didn't have about $3800 to cover the rent and security for her temporary rental contract. No kids, just dogs, but bad credit in nursing over 10 years. I told my friend it's risky, she wants to proceed titles matter to her 😂😂. I've had my real estate business for last 10 years and now I've expanded to cybersecurity. Most of my clients who were nurses struggled with overspending. They certainly made the income.

[@damajewels3606]

You know you were wrong doing a background check for a friend. HIPPA fraud.

[@mb2024OL]

You're right she is too risky and if the contract changes you will have to quickly find another tenant and she would be able to pay any penalty for leaving early.

[@SimplyAdiva]

@@mb2024OL Yes and she is also paying for another place in another state. It was so many red flags that stood out to me. Hey I gave my professional opinion and she will have to figure it out.