As someone who lives in Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii, seeing Graham offer his own money just to help pay off their credit card debt is so heartwarming. Biggest mahalo, man. You're a legend.
He has. He did it with Black Vito, the guy that was on Millennial money, earning 27k a year grinding hard to build wealth with good money habits. He called him and donated $1000 in the video to put towards his Roth IRA!
This is a great ‘real life’ family episode, so many people are in this position working hard with kids and juggling to make life work. Graham, you are so generous! This will make a difference to their life.
@@MrLogan2600 Its an island. Everything needs to be shipped in. Ridiculous expensive. Plus childcare, which is like the greatest scam on earth. Plenty of parents end up having one parent basically working to support the childcare. Gotta do your math on that one.
I don't see anyone talking about Graham donating $1k to this family to help them with their credit card debt. I think that's amazing. Way to give back, Graham! 👍🏻
@@moggekungen Because people who don't understand how tax writeoffs work seem to think that if you get a minority portion of the money back, the whole thing doesn't count. That or they assume you somehow get all the money back. Its a bit like when people get upset that a company legally doesnt pay taxes for one or more years. Theres very good reasons for that, but ignorant people scream about it nevertheless.
Graham offering to pay for their credit card debt 🥺I love that. During times when Kylie Jenner (a literal billionaire) wouldn't pay for her makeup artist's emergency surgery after a car crash but instead asked her fans to donate, this warms my heart so much! 💕
I’ll be honest, as a mom living in the Bay Area working in Real Estate Management I’m happy to see a normal family. I’m a millennial but when you have a family life is very different.
As a fellow millennial, I agree wholeheartedly. Our spending is so much different than many of these segments because we have kids and they have expenses.
@White Wolf It really depends what you do with kids. If you get second hand things or buy new (Pregnant with my third and I recommend 2nd hand things as kids grow out of things so fast! made that mistake with my 1st) If they go to extra curriculars (my childrens extra curriculars cost £200 a month - Im in Scotland) Also kids eat A LOT. My daughter doesn't stop eating, before we had kids our food budget was £150 a month and now we are spending £400 almost. All depends on your choices really! This baby I'm pregnant with will be the cheapest baby I've had so far, we have all things we need except carseat and the baby will be breastfeed so no formula to buy. Just will need diapers. For the first year of their life they will cost me less than £200 Since its our final baby we can also sell off all their stuff when finished and make some money back!
i have a kid and I dont really think theyre expensive. Use cloth diapers, DIY baby food, buy secondhand. My baby costs me less than my animals do. I stay at home as well.
@@violetreichert6470 Exactly! The problem is people become so accustomed to the regular level things and thinking that it is the only option, instead of actually using their brains a little bit and actually think about ways to do things cheaper etc instead of just doing the same stupid stuff getting the same terrible results.
@@violetreichert6470 "I stay at home as well." I think that's where it varies. While, yes, there are many alternatives to the material items (i.e. clothes, kid furniture, shoes, etc), things like child care, whether it's pre-school or after school care, saving for school/ college or emergencies (I personally categorize a separate emergency budget for my kid after having to spend $500+ for teeth extraction once) can add up. Not excusing anyone, just a thought.
@@violetreichert6470 There lies in the opportunity you have, by staying at home. Not everyone has the ability or can afford to stay at home with their kids.
When you said you’d pay $1000 to help with the debt, my respect for you om went through the roof man. You definitely have a great sense of who deserves help and who doesn’t.
As someone who was born and raised (and currently still reside) in Hawaii, this hits me close to home emotionally xO It's a consistent battle between factoring the cost of living vs. the love for Hawaii and the roots that were established here on the islands. It's a very spiritual place, with deep cultural and historical ties that make it different than most other tropical/equatorial places on the mainland. It's definitely not easy to live here, and I am lucky to have my family that lives here with some land but crappers its hard to do it on your own. What a wonderful episode you did, Mahalo Graham!!
Hilo is not paradise. It’s on the opposite side of the island as the 4Seasons. They have not only chicken fights but dog fights as well, chain link fences, low rated public schools, crime, and more.
@@Ndasuunye Well yes but no... It was forced to become as such due to gentrification of the island. As more vacation corporations take control of the island bring in tourists the cost of living rising. While this isn't a problem for people vacationing there or for the rich buying houses there, it is a problem for the natives whom can't control their income.
All the Islands have terrible schools unless you are in a Charter or private. Hilo has some areas that are really nice but also some not so much. It really is the only place that is affordable for locals. Lots of employees of the hotels on Kona side, live in Hilo. The pay is 30% less than the mainland but has state income tax and everything that is shipped in costs 20-40% more.
Everyone on the original video: Graham’s going to tear them apart! Graham: Offers them $1,000.00 to help pay their debt down and gives them actual advice without judgment.
My respect to the fact he didn’t judge them since they are really trying their best for their family. Most of Americans have similar circumstances that growing wealth is difficult.
Huge hats off to this family!! I lived in Hilo for a year and you guys...don't forget that this is the most expensive state in the country to live in. I remember grocery shopping and seeing Cheerios for EIGHT FREAKING DOLLARS A BOX. Milk, chicken, beef literally costs double what it does on the main land. Yes Hawaii is beautiful but the costs of living in paradise truly add up left and right. Graham, good on you for offering to help them with some of that debt...they truly deserve it.
so wholesome, thank you for offering to help them as this is a reality for most families. I would like to see upcoming videos with these types of perspectives.
@White Wolf Whatever makes you poor people sleep at night... All I’m saying is you can simply make smarter financial choices with less income and still live comfortably. Doesn’t mean it’s somehow not realistic.
I get so annoyed when people make the assumption that Hawai'i or any island for that matter is a 'paradise' and people have it easy. Let's not forget most vacationers only get to see a glimpse of what the island offers not the day to day hustle that occurs to keep families afloat. Cost of living in Hawai'i is expensive, mind you most goods are shipped so groceries, fuel, everything is pricey. There are hardly any jobs on the island some work in Oahu or Kona side to help support their families. I remember when I lived there fuel was about $5/gal and milk was about the same or more.
And, Only housing is cheaper on the big island. If I recall, gas and food and anything else is way more expensive than on Oahu because it had to be shipped in. The main ports and airport are on Oahu. I remember gas on the outer island of Molokai being $7/gallon. Molokai is small island with a small harbor.
That episode is the reality for a lot families in and out of the US. Hopefully CNBC keeps sharing more of those videos so regular families can have an idea of what to do, how to handle their finance.
This one was my favorite episode! So sweet of you to help out! We thought about living in Hawaii until I researched it and found out how expensive it is to live there. It will defiantly just be a dream vacation one day!
I was hoping you would've reacted to this video and I'm glad you did! Being born and raised in Hawaii its true when she says its not all sandy beach and coconuts it really can be a struggle living there as much as it is paradise to others. Yes we're lucky to have that vacation place that people pay money for as our home but it really does have its costs to stay there and I don't blame them for wanting to move so it can be more affordable for them. It was very nice and thoughtful of you Graham to offer your help for the family!
I literally watched this the other day so I'm really looking forward to seeing your reaction 😁 Edit: Thank you for your video and you're so generous to help them as this will really help them take a step towards getting out of their continuous credit card debt 😊
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour no and honestly the way graham treats you is really kind of weird. you're like a mix of a butler, slave, and friend-for-rent. its weird.
My favorite frugal mom is Frugal Fit Mom! You should check her finance videos out (i think they’re on her Christine Unfiltered channel?) and maybe have her on the channel!
I’ve had Cricket for years now and I’ve been really happy with it. I downgraded last year because I don’t need unlimited data while working from home - I’m paying $30 a month for my service.
@@versasdemialma It's being subsidized from public funds i.e. taxes. There's a reason things cost about 20-30% more in Canada and it isn't because of their good natured spirit.
Also, the comment near the end about the difference between this Millenial Money video's tone and the others is so insightful and true. I would really love to see more balanced MM episodes like this one.
You made me go "awwww" by asking to offer help. Smashed the like button twice! 😂 edit: constantly refreshing to check the likes on my comment and probably Graham's reply. 😛
I appreciated this episode of meliennial money. Its much more relatable. I'm an "older" meliennial at 31 and my husband I are about to have a baby. I work as a clinical social worker, (a profession that requires grad school but doesn't usually offer high paying jobs) and have student debt we are still paying off. Having a mortgage, loans, and soon will be figuring out paying child care is starting to feel stressful. My husband and I both also work full time and do try to save and not waste money each month. I had a hard time relating to the videos of single meliennials making over 100k each living in NY or LA. Life in this video seemed a bit more real and relatable to our reality. Graham you are truly a good guy. I like the financial advice you give and most importantly the way you give it. I appreciate that you are never haughty or rude. Its awesome how you are willing to help those in need. Great episode!
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich.
Thank you. People don't realize this. Most of my money goes to saving and investing. Of course I want to go out to eat and enjoy good things in life. But $50 bill at restaurant invested now becomes couple hundred in few years. Delay immediate pleasure, smart words!
No worries Graham. In playschool I didn't play a lot with others either and was socially awkward. So I became an Engineer. I'm pretty sure that's how that works.
Love you compassionate & giving Graham is ❤️❤️❤️ that was amazing to offer the contribution towards the credit cards but in general it’s so good to see someone who just wants to see others doing just as well as he is 🤗
That’s awesome graham thanks for helping these folks. We’ve all got to help one another out some of us have it a lot tougher but everyone deserves a shot at living out their dreams and working hard for their kids.
I was waiting for Graham to react to this episode, this was such an insightful episode! 😊 Hopefully they see this and get that help. So kind of you Graham, amazing work 👏🏽👏🏽
I really liked this Millennial Money Episode. It shows a little more realistically what people are dealing with in America. Good for you Stephan for helping this family get out of debt. I definitely smashed the like button.
I just got a 1 hour ad :( How does RUclips allow this? I am here to listen to Graham not someone who takes a hour to sell me something that I don't even want to buy!
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour Luckily I can! But I normally listen to you and do some other work and let the ad just run, Couldn't wait the whole hour :) Awesome Vid btw :) :) :)
For that price go to a international trip and have a fantastic vacation pretty much anywhere: the Caribbean, Thailand, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Japan, Argentina, etc.
@@RandomPersonOnRUclips-isinuse Jeez. Thats a lot. I took two disneyworld trips for not much more than that. Stayed outside the parks though. Hotel was only 150 a night.
😳😮 Yeah, I think I’d rather sell my kidney! 😭. I’ve never spent more than 1k on a holiday/trip and my heart even hurt from that lol. My family hates it but my bank balance loves it 🤪
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As someone who lives in Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii, seeing Graham offer his own money just to help pay off their credit card debt is so heartwarming. Biggest mahalo, man. You're a legend.
He made way more than $1k just from reacting to their video...
very humble of you, Graham
He's done it before. First time he's had an opportunity to help a family though which is awesome.
LaMelo Ball 😂😂facts
He has. He did it with Black Vito, the guy that was on Millennial money, earning 27k a year grinding hard to build wealth with good money habits. He called him and donated $1000 in the video to put towards his Roth IRA!
@LaMelo Ball Write off for him but it could have been a write off that benefits him ..so it's still humble of him
Highly unlikely he can write it off and the guy is a millionaire so I doubt donating $1000 does anything to his taxes.
This is a great ‘real life’ family episode, so many people are in this position working hard with kids and juggling to make life work. Graham, you are so generous! This will make a difference to their life.
So glad to see something different on millennial money and so glad to help out!
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour wrong account graham
@@kolbyarnold I think he did it on purpose for the youtube algorithm
They make 80K a year, how are they struggling. Hawaii must be NYC levels of expensive
@@MrLogan2600 Its an island. Everything needs to be shipped in. Ridiculous expensive. Plus childcare, which is like the greatest scam on earth. Plenty of parents end up having one parent basically working to support the childcare. Gotta do your math on that one.
I don't see anyone talking about Graham donating $1k to this family to help them with their credit card debt. I think that's amazing. Way to give back, Graham! 👍🏻
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 no ❤️
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 Do these scams really work? I am curious ...
Yeah!!! He literally paid HALF her debt!!!!! He met them halfway, which is LIFECHANGING!!!!
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 but why does it sound so fake. Atleast try sound realistic mate..
Exactly what i thought, very sweet of him!
Love how Graham has compassion😭 he knows his stuff when it comes to money and he isn’t putting these people down he is offering a hand up👏🏾🙌🏾
Writing off the tax reduces the cost, it doesn't eliminate them. Not even most of it.
@@agentsnorlson7913 Facts, if only people knew
@LaMelo Ball what’s your problem dude, so What if it is tax writeoff.
It’s still a good thing he is doing for this family.
@@moggekungen Because people who don't understand how tax writeoffs work seem to think that if you get a minority portion of the money back, the whole thing doesn't count. That or they assume you somehow get all the money back.
Its a bit like when people get upset that a company legally doesnt pay taxes for one or more years. Theres very good reasons for that, but ignorant people scream about it nevertheless.
*Graham trying to understand children*
Graham: I have a dog and a 25-year-old employee
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😂😂😂 funniest comment ever
Is Jack 25?! Why did I think he was like 21? 😭🤔
He is 21, I went to school with him and he is a year younger than me lol
😂 this is the one
Literally teared up when Graham offered to pay toward their debt. I want to be in a position like this someday 🥺🥺 What a humble guy 😊
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 Go away scammer
Me too. I just wrote the same comment.
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 folo kou
I'm a nigerian prince
Graham offering to pay for their credit card debt 🥺I love that. During times when Kylie Jenner (a literal billionaire) wouldn't pay for her makeup artist's emergency surgery after a car crash but instead asked her fans to donate, this warms my heart so much! 💕
Aww That’s beautiful how you helped that family and also gave constructive criticism without putting them down !! Love it !! Great episode
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I’ll be honest, as a mom living in the Bay Area working in Real Estate Management I’m happy to see a normal family. I’m a millennial but when you have a family life is very different.
As a fellow millennial, I agree wholeheartedly. Our spending is so much different than many of these segments because we have kids and they have expenses.
@White Wolf he is a scammer, not the real graham stephen
@White Wolf It really depends what you do with kids. If you get second hand things or buy new (Pregnant with my third and I recommend 2nd hand things as kids grow out of things so fast! made that mistake with my 1st) If they go to extra curriculars (my childrens extra curriculars cost £200 a month - Im in Scotland) Also kids eat A LOT. My daughter doesn't stop eating, before we had kids our food budget was £150 a month and now we are spending £400 almost.
All depends on your choices really!
This baby I'm pregnant with will be the cheapest baby I've had so far, we have all things we need except carseat and the baby will be breastfeed so no formula to buy. Just will need diapers. For the first year of their life they will cost me less than £200
Since its our final baby we can also sell off all their stuff when finished and make some money back!
Finally a realistic one , having kids and showing everyone how expensive it truly is
agreed!
i have a kid and I dont really think theyre expensive. Use cloth diapers, DIY baby food, buy secondhand. My baby costs me less than my animals do. I stay at home as well.
@@violetreichert6470 Exactly! The problem is people become so accustomed to the regular level things and thinking that it is the only option, instead of actually using their brains a little bit and actually think about ways to do things cheaper etc instead of just doing the same stupid stuff getting the same terrible results.
@@violetreichert6470 "I stay at home as well." I think that's where it varies. While, yes, there are many alternatives to the material items (i.e. clothes, kid furniture, shoes, etc), things like child care, whether it's pre-school or after school care, saving for school/ college or emergencies (I personally categorize a separate emergency budget for my kid after having to spend $500+ for teeth extraction once) can add up. Not excusing anyone, just a thought.
@@violetreichert6470 There lies in the opportunity you have, by staying at home. Not everyone has the ability or can afford to stay at home with their kids.
When you said you’d pay $1000 to help with the debt, my respect for you om went through the roof man. You definitely have a great sense of who deserves help and who doesn’t.
Finally I love seeing graham stumbled because he has no clue how much it is to raise kids no shortcuts on this one
its a tough situation definitely
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 oh wow for sure but sadly my pet turtle got my account locked
As someone who was born and raised (and currently still reside) in Hawaii, this hits me close to home emotionally xO
It's a consistent battle between factoring the cost of living vs. the love for Hawaii and the roots that were established here on the islands. It's a very spiritual place, with deep cultural and historical ties that make it different than most other tropical/equatorial places on the mainland. It's definitely not easy to live here, and I am lucky to have my family that lives here with some land but crappers its hard to do it on your own. What a wonderful episode you did, Mahalo Graham!!
That’s crazy that people are being priced out of their homelands!
Hilo is not paradise. It’s on the opposite side of the island as the 4Seasons. They have not only chicken fights but dog fights as well, chain link fences, low rated public schools, crime, and more.
So it's the hood of Hawaii?
@@Ndasuunye Well yes but no... It was forced to become as such due to gentrification of the island. As more vacation corporations take control of the island bring in tourists the cost of living rising. While this isn't a problem for people vacationing there or for the rich buying houses there, it is a problem for the natives whom can't control their income.
@@thund3rst0rm12 the sad reality of most tourist regions 😔
So your saying they need to move to a better area
All the Islands have terrible schools unless you are in a Charter or private. Hilo has some areas that are really nice but also some not so much. It really is the only place that is affordable for locals. Lots of employees of the hotels on Kona side, live in Hilo. The pay is 30% less than the mainland but has state income tax and everything that is shipped in costs 20-40% more.
Everyone on the original video: Graham’s going to tear them apart!
Graham: Offers them $1,000.00 to help pay their debt down and gives them actual advice without judgment.
some of us millennials are getting older, I think the first ones start at 1980, so it's not all working at google and drinking starbucks.
millenial/Gen Y is considered to be between 1981-1996
Sometimes its working independently
and drinking water with rice and beans
I'm Gen-X and have noticed that mass media seems to not want you guys to be grownups. That has to be seriously annoying.
@@SanskarWagley thank you, I knew it was something like that. I'm an early one, 1982.
@@daniellehalford1100 true, I mean if it starts at 1981, then some of us are going to be 40 this year!
My respect to the fact he didn’t judge them since they are really trying their best for their family. Most of Americans have similar circumstances that growing wealth is difficult.
Huge hats off to this family!! I lived in Hilo for a year and you guys...don't forget that this is the most expensive state in the country to live in. I remember grocery shopping and seeing Cheerios for EIGHT FREAKING DOLLARS A BOX. Milk, chicken, beef literally costs double what it does on the main land. Yes Hawaii is beautiful but the costs of living in paradise truly add up left and right. Graham, good on you for offering to help them with some of that debt...they truly deserve it.
so wholesome, thank you for offering to help them as this is a reality for most families. I would like to see upcoming videos with these types of perspectives.
FINALLY A FAMILY LIVING I HAWAI’I. Thank you Graham for showing a real family of four who struggle even in areas considered vacation destinations. 👏🏽💕
Finally a realistic episode! Glad to see more *real* stories.
ALL the episodes are realistic... What's the deal with poor people thinking being poor is the only reality and everything else is a fantasy?
@@dannymartial7997 I think they mean more of the average salary of a person in US. Average family income is about $59k, average person is around $40k.
@White Wolf Whatever makes you poor people sleep at night... All I’m saying is you can simply make smarter financial choices with less income and still live comfortably. Doesn’t mean it’s somehow not realistic.
Where can I smash the love button?! He won't spend $1 for coffee, but gave 1k away. You're awesome!
I live in Jamaica and can relate lol. It's a real struggle, the most of the beaches aren't even free
Real talk
Heyy another jamaican watching graham
@@vibez2806 ayeee
I love that you’re giving them $1000. That’s a lot of money in Hawaii. That was how much I made every month (after taxes) when I lived in Hawaii.
@@randomlietuvis thank you for that. That fake account almost got me
Umm thats not enough lol
@@ddoll128 yeh it wasn’t enough, that’s why I moved back to California.
I get so annoyed when people make the assumption that Hawai'i or any island for that matter is a 'paradise' and people have it easy. Let's not forget most vacationers only get to see a glimpse of what the island offers not the day to day hustle that occurs to keep families afloat. Cost of living in Hawai'i is expensive, mind you most goods are shipped so groceries, fuel, everything is pricey. There are hardly any jobs on the island some work in Oahu or Kona side to help support their families. I remember when I lived there fuel was about $5/gal and milk was about the same or more.
Their daughters are adorable! Such cute baby girls 🥰
Yes they are super cute!
Gotta say, I was shocked to see rent for a 3 bed house being that low in any part of Hawaii.
Gaving some friends in hawaii, a lot of places are low cost of living outside of tourists areas
maybe it‘s because you never know when the volcano is gonna erupt over your house?
It’s because of active volcanos on the Big Island. Any other island is crazy expensive.
@@spants1058 The more you know
And, Only housing is cheaper on the big island. If I recall, gas and food and anything else is way more expensive than on Oahu because it had to be shipped in. The main ports and airport are on Oahu. I remember gas on the outer island of Molokai being $7/gallon. Molokai is small island with a small harbor.
I smashed the like button bc your compassion deserves it. FOR THE ALGORITHM!!!
That episode is the reality for a lot families in and out of the US. Hopefully CNBC keeps sharing more of those videos so regular families can have an idea of what to do, how to handle their finance.
Seeing Graham donate money to someone really sets in stone how much I love watching his videos.
It’s nice to see you review a middle class family with kids. And that was very kind of you to help them with their debt.
Great review and contribution to this family Graham! Awesome channel!
"I don't know how to be a frugal person with a family".
Possible new video series in the future?
I'm ready to see how things change when there are some Grahamlings running around
@@wisdomndubuisi5532 Graham is this comment legit? Posting a phone number publicly is not you...
@@kirstyvanwell4024 it is a scam
Thank you, I figured. Tho worth mentioning isn’t it? For the new people here who would fall for this.
now that i listen to the podcast hearing the laundry comment made me laugh
you the best Swell
Same lol 😂
@@thegrahamstephenshow4781 Scam lol
@@QeQ5 if you report it it will disappear
@@chibratoons9290 lmao probably should of thought of that
This one was my favorite episode! So sweet of you to help out! We thought about living in Hawaii until I researched it and found out how expensive it is to live there. It will defiantly just be a dream vacation one day!
Destroyed the like button for your super kind offer to them! Hope they see this, that's awesome of you
I was hoping you would've reacted to this video and I'm glad you did! Being born and raised in Hawaii its true when she says its not all sandy beach and coconuts it really can be a struggle living there as much as it is paradise to others. Yes we're lucky to have that vacation place that people pay money for as our home but it really does have its costs to stay there and I don't blame them for wanting to move so it can be more affordable for them. It was very nice and thoughtful of you Graham to offer your help for the family!
Graham: let's talk about jack
Jack: Let's cut that 😂
Graham, you're not in control anymore 😂😂😂😂
I literally watched this the other day so I'm really looking forward to seeing your reaction 😁
Edit: Thank you for your video and you're so generous to help them as this will really help them take a step towards getting out of their continuous credit card debt 😊
Very cool of you Graham helping out. thats awesome
I love how they finally showed a couple with kids.
"I'm a parent to jack"
Jack probably cost you more than most kids. Until college at least.
That was actually very sweet of you to offer to contribute to their debt 🥰
That fake Graham Stephan WhatsApp scammer replying to every comment💀I’m dead
Lol
It's a bot
Graham: "Jack, I am your father"
do I have to accept this? like is this a statement? or a question?
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour no and honestly the way graham treats you is really kind of weird. you're like a mix of a butler, slave, and friend-for-rent. its weird.
That's awesome of you Graham!
My favorite frugal mom is Frugal Fit Mom! You should check her finance videos out (i think they’re on her Christine Unfiltered channel?) and maybe have her on the channel!
GRAHAM!!!!!! Absolutely love that you are giving back to those in need! Also congrats on the purchase of you Ford GT!!!!!
Thanks for doing this, it’s nice to see something that a lot of us can actually relate to 😂
What a nice gesture at the end. Good stuff graham.
We need more episodes like this.
Some of us have kids!!!
Oh yes!👶🏾💰💸
Agreed. So many of the Millennial Money segments aren’t relatable to me because I have kids.
Why keep having kids if you can't afford the ones you already have?
@@ct5951 you do know that accidents happen. How ignorant can you be
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So great of you to donate to this family. I gave you a like!
Hawaii! It’s interesting to see the different costs around the nation.
That’s pretty cool of you to help them Graham! I appreciate your videos
Damn Jack got *CALLED OUT* 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome 👏 for being kind enough to support in your way
Ok, here is what I want to see. Graham goes shopping. Grocery, clothes, online, in person, whatever. I just want to see the savings magic happen.
That’s very nice of you to offer that family help. God bless you Graham 😊 Looking forward to more episodes of Selling Sunset!
Me: *skips to random part of video*
Graham: "I am Jack's father"
Me: Ok what did i miss...
hahaha
Awww Graham you are so kind. May you be blessed always.
graham: mentions laundry
jack: no
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YAY GRAHAM!! I hope they reach out to you so you can help them. Well done, Graham! 🙌
I almost watched this on cnbc, then said nah I'll wait til Graham does it.
The twins are SO cute! I appreciate them being so open and sharing about their life!
No gram! Get Cricket At&t bought them out $45 unlimited everything and they has the same service as At&t!!
ooooh that sounds like a good deal
Plus you going back to att with boost my stocks
I’ve had Cricket for years now and I’ve been really happy with it. I downgraded last year because I don’t need unlimited data while working from home - I’m paying $30 a month for my service.
Mint mobile $30 unlimited, uses T- Mobile network.
@@Ndasuunye ATT is like a damn stable coin of the stock market.... dividends are amazing though.
Wow great guy Graham with the donation! definitely gonna smash the like button for that !
Here’s something else we have in canada: affordable day care for kids where i live it’s 10$ a day fpr a public daycare)
Omg that sounds amazing! I wish that we could have that here.
@@versasdemialma she's probably talking about Quebec. Other provinces are expensive.
@@versasdemialma It's being subsidized from public funds i.e. taxes. There's a reason things cost about 20-30% more in Canada and it isn't because of their good natured spirit.
Also, the comment near the end about the difference between this Millenial Money video's tone and the others is so insightful and true. I would really love to see more balanced MM episodes like this one.
You made me go "awwww" by asking to offer help. Smashed the like button twice! 😂
edit: constantly refreshing to check the likes on my comment and probably Graham's reply. 😛
Sending Graham a cyber hug. ♥
That means you unliked the video!
@@trackourmoney5340 oops, it was a joke 😛
@@ronishashigdel2776 Next time if you want to joke, it's THREE times!
You’re probably getting more comments like this but you go man!!
Really enjoyed seeing your humble side by offering help.
Great episode!
My respect for Graham after hearing what he said at 12:53 📈📈
Graham - Kudos to you for helping them out. I'm a bit shocked you don't have a 0% credit card offer sponsor as of yet!
Karate kid “put on your jacket” “take off your jacket”
I appreciated this episode of meliennial money. Its much more relatable. I'm an "older" meliennial at 31 and my husband I are about to have a baby. I work as a clinical social worker, (a profession that requires grad school but doesn't usually offer high paying jobs) and have student debt we are still paying off. Having a mortgage, loans, and soon will be figuring out paying child care is starting to feel stressful. My husband and I both also work full time and do try to save and not waste money each month. I had a hard time relating to the videos of single meliennials making over 100k each living in NY or LA. Life in this video seemed a bit more real and relatable to our reality. Graham you are truly a good guy. I like the financial advice you give and most importantly the way you give it. I appreciate that you are never haughty or rude. Its awesome how you are willing to help those in need. Great episode!
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich.
Thank you. People don't realize this. Most of my money goes to saving and investing. Of course I want to go out to eat and enjoy good things in life. But $50 bill at restaurant invested now becomes couple hundred in few years. Delay immediate pleasure, smart words!
well said I have been looking to invest my money in stocks but I don't have a financial advisor .
@@darkhumphrey well done ! you would surely have the last laugh
@@johngeorge6376 you can look up Nancy Jane Gluck on goggle , she would help you out
Did you even watch the video? Because that's clearly not the case.
That’s so nice of you Graham!
Shipping costs to Hawaii are really high i’m pretty sure
Me in Australia: Really... really
Preach
Loved the video and insight !! You throwing them 1k in your videos is so epic aswel
"Inexpensive" daycare in Massachusetts is $16,000/year for a baby. Average is probably closer to $20-25k. It's brutal!
@Tee I think that's illegal these days. There is wayyy too many regulations
Thank you graham for helping them out!
No worries Graham. In playschool I didn't play a lot with others either and was socially awkward. So I became an Engineer. I'm pretty sure that's how that works.
Bro, same story here. I also became an engineer 😭😭😭😭
Love you compassionate & giving Graham is ❤️❤️❤️ that was amazing to offer the contribution towards the credit cards but in general it’s so good to see someone who just wants to see others doing just as well as he is 🤗
I am native Hawaiian by blood, and many of us are being pushed out because the cost of living keeps going up 😭
That’s awesome graham thanks for helping these folks. We’ve all got to help one another out some of us have it a lot tougher but everyone deserves a shot at living out their dreams and working hard for their kids.
This was awesome Graham love the videos
Thanks joey!
I was waiting for Graham to react to this episode, this was such an insightful episode! 😊 Hopefully they see this and get that help. So kind of you Graham, amazing work 👏🏽👏🏽
Graham was today's years old when he realized how to pronounce Hawaii correctly.
Great advice and appreciate you for helping them out! It will surely go a long way!
Everyone says Hawaii wrong.
And they’re just finding out😂🙄😂
Great episode Graham and you are the best for offering a helping hand to this family !!!
Graham’s out here talking about being a father to jack when in reality he has already lost his mind saving money on his phone bills
Jack is my son
@@GrahamStephan bro 😂
Haha how did Graham even meet Jack?
@@danielle7988 jack just was a graham simp until he hired him
I really liked this Millennial Money Episode. It shows a little more realistically what people are dealing with in America. Good for you Stephan for helping this family get out of debt. I definitely smashed the like button.
Loved seeing something much more relatable to me. Single millennial mom of three kids and it is much more expensive especially having all girls. 👧🏻
Nice episode, something different than the normal NYC scene! So kind of you Graham to help out!
I just got a 1 hour ad :( How does RUclips allow this? I am here to listen to Graham not someone who takes a hour to sell me something that I don't even want to buy!
:O could you not skip it??????
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour Luckily I can! But I normally listen to you and do some other work and let the ad just run, Couldn't wait the whole hour :) Awesome Vid btw :) :) :)
Mad!
Offering help pretty much shocked me lol. You just confirmed why I'm a fan of yours. Keep the videos coming.
My disneyland trip was around $7,000
was it a lot of fun?
@@TheIcedCoffeeHour hell yeah! Not worth $7,000 though..
For that price go to a international trip and have a fantastic vacation pretty much anywhere: the Caribbean, Thailand, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Japan, Argentina, etc.
@@RandomPersonOnRUclips-isinuse
Jeez. Thats a lot. I took two disneyworld trips for not much more than that. Stayed outside the parks though. Hotel was only 150 a night.
😳😮 Yeah, I think I’d rather sell my kidney! 😭. I’ve never spent more than 1k on a holiday/trip and my heart even hurt from that lol. My family hates it but my bank balance loves it 🤪
Very nice of you to do that Graham! Xoxox