I like how when Dave got angry at him on a show when a caller said "George said to this" she gently tried to disagree, but you can do this and Dave wouldn't give an inch, part of his personality. All seems well though and I doubt George will ever go off script again.
I would love to see you get coffee with random Baby Step milliomaires, who come through the lobby. Or do your interview style out on the patio or out front near the flagpole.
My 6 yr old wasn't sleeping one night and I go in to reprimand her only to melt because she has a flashlight and is laying in bed reading Rachel's children's book😭 I love that she loves it and is getting that message
@@jlkkauffman7942 That has nothing to do with it. A business can write off a lot of things. Anyone with a work card needs receipts What qualifies as a business meal expense 2023? Food and beverage costs for company holiday parties, summer picnics or team-building events. Food and beverages to promote public goodwill such as coffee, water and snacks for customers. Meals provided to employees for convenience of the employer such as in-office dinner expenses for employees who are working late.
@@jlkkauffman7942 you can. Believe everything they do together for the show is business and even if the write off is less than 100% it adds up. Our business does this all the time.
It's good to see you both together on both your shows. I love to see you both becoming self made millionaires. Sure, Rachel had a better starting point with no debt. That doesn't negate her accomplishments. Her dad fathered and mentored her AND she was teachable. I want to set my kids up for success just like Ramsey did. But, the bottom line is that some adults are NOT teachable. Be more like Rachel. George is also successful because he followed Ramsey's teachings AND he is teachable. Instead of hating on these 2, BECOME TEACHABLE! ❤
I love how they pull into the Ramsey parking lot and conveniently stop in front of the wall in the background that says "Someone's life will change today because you came to work ".
@rachelcruze I would love to see Rachel talk about the 2nd generation life of the babysteps more on the show. Dave stresses changing the family tree, so I would love to see more content surrounding the 2nd generation.
That’s because happiness has nothing to do with money. Yes having no money can make you feel unhappy but having a lot of money doesn’t make one feel happy. The more money we make the heavier the burden of doing good with it grows. It’s actually quite stressful to manage becoming wealthy.
I know contentment can come living in a condo or 5 million dollar home. Rachel though lives like her family in a mansion. Conten yes, but struggling to not spend, that's a muscle she wants to control because it's needless, she doesn't need 15 jeans, but she knows she can afford it.
I still do my budget in excel - it started with a Christmas gift planner for the 60 odd people I have to buy for, then onto my current account, and now I have an archive since 2007, a monthly excel page covering 3 bank accounts, and a savings worksheet. But the earliest thing was paying myself first to the work credit union when I earned less than €10k, and just increased that as I earned more over the years. We’ve worked hard to put aside money and pay cash for cars and replacement washing machines etc, and to overpay our mortgage when we could. So my dream of buying a boat or a small holding for retirement are not complete pipe dreams and day to day life is covered from cash.
Regardless of how well Rachel had it, the moment she started her life as an independent adult she could have undone everything and jumped on the normal bandwagon, so it may actually take more strength to continue following that lifestyle because of the expectations she had on herself. A lot of pressure and she’s done incredibly well. ❤
Well she went from college into a well paid job and marriage with a good man who made a good income. Her dad told his children if they "misbehaved" they were out of the work and will. So it is a choice, but how many would do that? He gives her a lot of stuff for her children, might have helped with house, but they will never want as long as they stay good in his mind.
@@workinprogress-ye5or So what you're saying is she got with Dave Ramsey's program (instead of going her own way) and prospered? Last time I checked ANYONE can do the program... I am, and they don't know me from Adam but it's working. The job I have now I got because the person that pushed to hire me knew I did good work. I'm guessing if Rachael's dad thought she didn't do good work he wouldn't have hired her. Hard work beats a head start if the head start doesn't work hard. EVERY time I read the book "The tortoise and the hare." the tortoise wins... every single time. BTW, George, the other millionaire in the car? Not Dave Ramsey's son, and I believe he had student loan debt when he started at Ramsey.
@@davewarrant8673I think she could bow out but she had a lot of cushion to succeed. I got job from sister at hospital but kept it 16 years on work ethic. Whether she follows at home or not Papa Dave has her back and kids and she is lucky to have that security. No college worries or can we go on vacation. She admits that abs that’s great. It’s hard to relate though when you can’t . George gets paid well and he deserves his perks. John admits that too. Debt free is great at any salary but 6 figures or more is harder to relate too. Rachel will never have to worry as long as she’s good with parents. Sister has off camera job and son is president. All live on million dollar homes or multimillion. Not quite like the callers. Program can work for anyone but Ramsey selling skills trumps his program at this point
Love this episode and I now want all of Rachel’s books 😅 And so agree with her statement of finding contentment in the everyday stuff. If we create a life we love we don’t have to be jealous..
We love George Kamel he’s a fine up standing citizen he treats is family well the inside of his care is clean he is dressed well but most of all he believes in the 4 percent rule thanks George for all you do😊
Although Rachel didn't really have it bad as a kid, it is nice to see her perspective. People who watch Dave, basically want their kids to have the life Rachel had. It's also nice to see the attitude and what woman Rachel ended growing into. I don't know her personally, only what is shown but, hopefully she's a decent women and an example that if your child grows up like her, it won't be bad.
@AnonAnonUK2024lol you’re acting like she was the one struggling as an infant and child. She was born the same year they filed for bankruptcy. It wasn’t like she was 5 years old and actually remembers going through what her parents went through
@AnonAnonUK2024 I’d argue for your point if they were older than 4 or 5 years. Sure, she was affected by it, but it’s not like she even knew what was going on. It would be a different story if she was older and somewhat grasped what was going on.
She was never poor, they always had a nice home and food and clothes and how many "poor" people have 3 state tuitions paid for their kids. He could have sent them elsewhere but it didn't make fiscal sense to him. (and kept them closer) They all have million dollar homes and Dave's is enormous. Grandkids have values I'm sure but Papa Dave spoils them rotten. I'm sure they have to instill things at home to have them know they can't just ask Grandpa. He bought them all motorized cars to drive, his daughter Denise asked for a small swing, he bought a large complex of swings, slides etc. It's fun but he must have different rules for the grandbabies. : )
@AnonAnonUK2024 For real though, she lived as I did . Coupons, consign and only buying things on sale. I still don't buy full price. They had a nice home, she admits she doesn't remember not having money really except they didn't eat out on Sunday's when people at church did. Dave worked and saved enough to send them all to college and pay for weddings and maybe some of their large homes. They weren't "poor" for long, he had a misstep and got back on track. The beater car didn't last long and he NEVER asked Sharon to work or feel guilty they had more children. He makes some feel bad wanting to stay home because they make 40 or 50,000 and need more money. He obviously made great money and didn't need Sharon to pitch in.
@AnonAnonUK2024 She mentioned on show with all 3 kids, it wasn't that bad. She did remember and as a toddler, you don't care about most things She had her room, she had chores, got a 1.00 for certain ones, had toys, etc. Dave was never "poor" for long. He saved being a businessman and salesman hundreds of thousands of dollars and cash flowed college and homes and cars. She wasn't poor but they did have a strict budget. It was more like a bump.She did allude he was very strict and her mom would take them clothes shopping for latest styles and he wouldn't like them. Her teens seemed the most that affected her and she'll not tell (and shouldn't ) their family issues then or now.
Rachel is a great example of how she was able to have a great life as a daughter because of the great desicions her dad has made and now she gets to pass that legacy on to her children with her own hard work.
To all the haters - Rachel’s parents went bankrupt when she was 2 months old. My family was below the national poverty line until I was 15. I too am a net worth millionaire, my Dad too taught me financial principles. For the record my university was not paid for (and I dropped out). Her story is not special. She had the discipline to act out financial wisdom. If it’s not you, teach your kids!!!
She didnt' live in poverty though, her only bad memory is not eating out on Sunday's with other church people. They bought at consign or on sale and her Mom clipped coupons. I did all that but my husband didn't have the earning potential of Dave, being a cop, but that's fine. She admits by middle/high school, they were fine, he saved for 3 full state tuitions, his wife NEVER worked and still doesn't, except at home (and I'm sure they have help) and he has many toys he can afford. There's nothing to be ashamed of, but Dave's short lived poverty didn't effect them the way real poverty does most of America.
@@workinprogress-ye5orbut if you’ve listened to Dave’s story for any length of time you’ll hear him talk about things like staying up til 2-3am working in the early days of the business, writing his first book, etc etc. He worked his ass off and Sharon may not have worked outside the home but she handled EVERYTHING at home with 3 little kids while he worked like crazy to get his business up and running. He’s definitely self made. Idk why people are so salty watching others succeed
@@workinprogress-ye5orWHAT DID DAVE DO AFTER BANKRUPTCY IN 1989?? WORKED HIS ASS OFF TO ACHIEVE WHAT HE DID... HE SAID 12- 14 HOUR DAYS.. WHY DONT MORE PEOPLE WORK THEIR ASS OFF???
As an early childhood educator and mom, start reading to your children as earlly as possible. The time spent with them is a special. It is a connecting time and starts good habits in your relationship.
George, these are so good! I'm learning from each one. My fav is being entertained while learning. (Great name for your daughter by the way) signed the 60 year old Mia
Read to your kids from day 1! It is so important for development, it didn't matter if they are too little to understand their brains are showing everything up like a sponge and it will all come together. That sounds like an adorable book with an important message and like y'all said, adults need the lessons and reminders too!
Rachel, dont feel bad at all! The internet makes it SO easy to find out information like you did with the bride. I use these situations as a great way to show my teens how easy it is to find information about a person on the internet. So they need to be careful what the share!
Finally a "nepo baby" that actually acknowledges her privileges with grace and humility AND works hard to be great at her job AND helps other people. She is a class act. I love Rachel.
I just love you two, thank you for all that you do. I am a mom of 4 young adults (18 - 22) and I love to see this keep rolling generationally. Keep it going, but high five to you both and the whole Ramsey team!
George, I hope you get millions of subscribers, you are entertaining and hilarious! Nice “Christmas” music as well! LOL! Looking forward to a great 2024. Billy #3
Do people nowadays just throw around the term "out of touch" to describe people who got ahead regardless of how their success was achieved? Like Rachel was born into a rich family. Is it her fault that others aren't? Just listen to the video. She acknowledged she was ahead. And you don't know what challenges she's had. George and Jade weren't well off to begin with. Is it your fault that you have 100k student loans? Is it your fault you got a 20k car loan? Why don't you judge yourself instead of others, maybe you'll get ahead in your finances too. These videos are mostly just for entertainment, don't let it affect you to a point you need to call someone out of touch just because theyre labeled "millionaires". If anything whoever has excessive student loans and car loans are out of touch from the reality of responsible finance.
Rachel was a newborn when Dave went bankrupt and creditors were calling. By the time Rachel went to college, Dave had turned his life around and built up a good net worth. He was as able to pay for all three of his kids' college.
You're arguing against points nobody has made. Yes she's out of touch. Yes it's not relatable. And yes it matters. No matter how much you want to white knight for her.
People keep bringing up Rachel's dad. To me if she claimed that she didn't get any help, that is when I would have an issue with her. She has never claimed that at all. She is honest and seems to be grateful for what she has.
yes, she doesn't lie. She knows she is more than a miillionaire, has a 5 + bedroom home, gorgeous grounds, she can do whatever she wants to some degree and her inheritance will be substantial unless his company tanks. But she knows behavior, she can spend daily on Amazon and it's fine but knows others can't, so tries to relate. I'm sure she thanks God daily and tries to bring her kids up to know they don't need to have everything they want.
I love the new children's book and would love to hear more about ways to temper easy spending on your child. I have only one and it took him 9 years to get here. Really want to avoid spoiling him as it is very easy in this situation. Thank you.☺️
Thank you so much for the content. My goal for 2024 is to RESPECT MY BUDGET, I feel embarrassed about it but I struggle with it along with that it comes getting as close ad possible to baby step 4!
I approve the short sale approach to home buying. My wife and I bought a foreclosure as our first home (I jokingly call it our 9 year flip), upon selling we move right into a short sale. It’s been a great way to get our net worth up to where it should have been (we started out life behind the power curve and needed a bump, this sweat equity was that bump we needed). Once we have the money I want to keep repeating the process buying, flipping renting (kind of the bigger pockets brrrr method with one r removed).
The end of the video where they stopped back at Ramsay office and you can read behind George through window: "Someone's life will change, because you came to work today."
I always enjoy watching you all in the Ramsey videos. RUclips suggested you this morning. I've watched three videos, very good info, but I wanted to offer my opinion; the movie clips add no value to the video. They are kind of cheezie, just my view.
I'm getting your book for multiple family members the youngest is 31 and the oldest almost 80 : / I really wish the book was written long ago! Great episode Rachel and George : )
I reccomend starting to read to your child at birth. They don't need to make eye-contact to hear your voice. I brought books to the hospital and started reading to my son before we even brought him home.
I went to a Total Money Makeover event back between 2005-2007 timeframe and she was at the event. She was just a teenager at the time, acne and all (sorry Rachael) and it's so wonderful to see her still involved and so passionate. She has worked hard, for many years and her personality is always so refreshing. Loved. the video!
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It warms my heart to hear George call Rachel “a good friend.” It’s such a great bonus when you can connect with a co worker like that
George and Rachel friendship duo is fantastic!
I like how when Dave got angry at him on a show when a caller said "George said to this" she gently tried to disagree, but you can do this and Dave wouldn't give an inch, part of his personality. All seems well though and I doubt George will ever go off script again.
George is so generous......with Rachel's money!!!!
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companies money....sure Ramsey card
I wonder if he did that to see if she would pull out a credit card.
I would love to see you get coffee with random Baby Step milliomaires, who come through the lobby. Or do your interview style out on the patio or out front near the flagpole.
Yesss........it would be insightful and fascinating!
They have to go get coffee for this show lol
I was thinking this too. It would be my goal to get coffee with George!
That would be so so awesome! Talk to the people who went through the baby steps!
I was just thinking this same thought. I think that would be way more interesting.
My 6 yr old wasn't sleeping one night and I go in to reprimand her only to melt because she has a flashlight and is laying in bed reading Rachel's children's book😭 I love that she loves it and is getting that message
That's awesome!
I love that Rachel did the work and keeps sharing what she’s learned along the way. She’s a class act in more ways than one♥️
I generally limit Amazon purchases to once a month. So everything has to sit for 30 days and be reevaluated and prioritized.
Thank you, that is a great idea that I'm going to implement today.
Damn that's weird, I just buy things when I need them
That’s great! I think a lot of my Amazon purchases are for sure not necessities!!! Great tip!
I try to do that with the exception of when the kids need stuff. They are in High School so it's quite often lol
Great idea
Rachel, the world is proud of you!
"Someone's life will change because you came to work today."
I like that.
That part at the drive through Rachel asking for receipt, it awesome to see preach what she teach.
What is purpose of that? Like what does she say about receipts?
@@ginganinja7958 She probably writes it off as a tax deduction..she's working. I knew a doctor who did that at gas stations when traveling for work.
@@workinprogress-ye5orfrom what I know we can’t right off food anymore ever since Obamacare we used to be able to.
@@jlkkauffman7942 That has nothing to do with it. A business can write off a lot of things. Anyone with a work card needs receipts What qualifies as a business meal expense 2023?
Food and beverage costs for company holiday parties, summer picnics or team-building events. Food and beverages to promote public goodwill such as coffee, water and snacks for customers. Meals provided to employees for convenience of the employer such as in-office dinner expenses for employees who are working late.
@@jlkkauffman7942 you can. Believe everything they do together for the show is business and even if the write off is less than 100% it adds up. Our business does this all the time.
Rachel's relationship with coffee is my relationship with coffee.
I would love to see everyday millionaires in this show ☺️
Great idea!!
Dave does a Millionaire theme hour about once a month on his show.
You probably wouldn’t get many takers. Think about it. Would you want all of your friends and family to know your business?
good work Rachel , you’ve had a lot of super blessings being a Ramsey but your a hustler your pulling your share of the wagon ! keep being real
It's good to see you both together on both your shows. I love to see you both becoming self made millionaires. Sure, Rachel had a better starting point with no debt. That doesn't negate her accomplishments. Her dad fathered and mentored her AND she was teachable. I want to set my kids up for success just like Ramsey did. But, the bottom line is that some adults are NOT teachable. Be more like Rachel. George is also successful because he followed Ramsey's teachings AND he is teachable. Instead of hating on these 2, BECOME TEACHABLE! ❤
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Growth mentality! It works, regardless of your starting point.
You can tell they’re friends when the Camera is off, it’s nice to see
I love how they pull into the Ramsey parking lot and conveniently stop in front of the wall in the background that says "Someone's life will change today because you came to work ".
Funny how you failed to notice that was the employee entrance and he was dropping Rachel off
@rachelcruze I would love to see Rachel talk about the 2nd generation life of the babysteps more on the show. Dave stresses changing the family tree, so I would love to see more content surrounding the 2nd generation.
Same here ❤
Great comment and awesome observation. Hope they see this.
Soo good! These two are so awesome! Can’t wait to read her books and get my behavior and emotional financial intelligence on the up and up!!❤
At least she’s honest about being handed everything, but she still lives the principles and actually works a lot at Ramsey
I love the focus on contentment. We don't need the high happiness chasing, just being content is enough.
That’s because happiness has nothing to do with money. Yes having no money can make you feel unhappy but having a lot of money doesn’t make one feel happy. The more money we make the heavier the burden of doing good with it grows. It’s actually quite stressful to manage becoming wealthy.
I know contentment can come living in a condo or 5 million dollar home. Rachel though lives like her family in a mansion. Conten yes, but struggling to not spend, that's a muscle she wants to control because it's needless, she doesn't need 15 jeans, but she knows she can afford it.
Rachel is awesome. The Ramsey Show should be her gig. I like her approach with callers versus Dave’s.
I still use paper budgets with scratch paper... Keepin it old school works best for me.
I started with paper budgeting. I still have them in my journal. It's cool to be able to go back and see how I was spending compared to now.
I still do my budget in excel - it started with a Christmas gift planner for the 60 odd people I have to buy for, then onto my current account, and now I have an archive since 2007, a monthly excel page covering 3 bank accounts, and a savings worksheet. But the earliest thing was paying myself first to the work credit union when I earned less than €10k, and just increased that as I earned more over the years. We’ve worked hard to put aside money and pay cash for cars and replacement washing machines etc, and to overpay our mortgage when we could. So my dream of buying a boat or a small holding for retirement are not complete pipe dreams and day to day life is covered from cash.
Regardless of how well Rachel had it, the moment she started her life as an independent adult she could have undone everything and jumped on the normal bandwagon, so it may actually take more strength to continue following that lifestyle because of the expectations she had on herself. A lot of pressure and she’s done incredibly well. ❤
Well she went from college into a well paid job and marriage with a good man who made a good income. Her dad told his children if they "misbehaved" they were out of the work and will. So it is a choice, but how many would do that? He gives her a lot of stuff for her children, might have helped with house, but they will never want as long as they stay good in his mind.
@@workinprogress-ye5or So what you're saying is she got with Dave Ramsey's program (instead of going her own way) and prospered? Last time I checked ANYONE can do the program... I am, and they don't know me from Adam but it's working.
The job I have now I got because the person that pushed to hire me knew I did good work. I'm guessing if Rachael's dad thought she didn't do good work he wouldn't have hired her.
Hard work beats a head start if the head start doesn't work hard. EVERY time I read the book "The tortoise and the hare." the tortoise wins... every single time. BTW, George, the other millionaire in the car? Not Dave Ramsey's son, and I believe he had student loan debt when he started at Ramsey.
@@davewarrant8673I think she could bow out but she had a lot of cushion to succeed. I got job from sister at hospital but kept it 16 years on work ethic. Whether she follows at home or not Papa Dave has her back and kids and she is lucky to have that security. No college worries or can we go on vacation. She admits that abs that’s great. It’s hard to relate though when you can’t . George gets paid well and he deserves his perks. John admits that too. Debt free is great at any salary but 6 figures or more is harder to relate too. Rachel will never have to worry as long as she’s good with parents. Sister has off camera job and son is president. All live on million dollar homes or multimillion. Not quite like the callers. Program can work for anyone but Ramsey selling skills trumps his program at this point
This was hilarious and such a great video!! When George forgot his wallet, that was priceless…. and then started the PAY IT FORWARD 😂😂😂😂
I quickly prepared my own coffee @ home while watching this video--simple pleasures with friends and paying it forward when you can! ❤
Love this episode and I now want all of Rachel’s books 😅
And so agree with her statement of finding contentment in the everyday stuff. If we create a life we love we don’t have to be jealous..
We love George Kamel he’s a fine up standing citizen he treats is family well the inside of his care is clean he is dressed well but most of all he believes in the 4 percent rule thanks George for all you do😊
Yes George, you never criticize anyone's food or drinks!!! Great content!
Love it!!! Love both Rachel and George
Love that book idea. That’s great! Don’t even plan on having kids, but I need to get it and read it to myself. 😂
Although Rachel didn't really have it bad as a kid, it is nice to see her perspective. People who watch Dave, basically want their kids to have the life Rachel had. It's also nice to see the attitude and what woman Rachel ended growing into. I don't know her personally, only what is shown but, hopefully she's a decent women and an example that if your child grows up like her, it won't be bad.
@AnonAnonUK2024lol you’re acting like she was the one struggling as an infant and child. She was born the same year they filed for bankruptcy. It wasn’t like she was 5 years old and actually remembers going through what her parents went through
@AnonAnonUK2024 I’d argue for your point if they were older than 4 or 5 years. Sure, she was affected by it, but it’s not like she even knew what was going on.
It would be a different story if she was older and somewhat grasped what was going on.
She was never poor, they always had a nice home and food and clothes and how many "poor" people have 3 state tuitions paid for their kids. He could have sent them elsewhere but it didn't make fiscal sense to him. (and kept them closer) They all have million dollar homes and Dave's is enormous. Grandkids have values I'm sure but Papa Dave spoils them rotten. I'm sure they have to instill things at home to have them know they can't just ask Grandpa. He bought them all motorized cars to drive, his daughter Denise asked for a small swing, he bought a large complex of swings, slides etc. It's fun but he must have different rules for the grandbabies. : )
@AnonAnonUK2024 For real though, she lived as I did . Coupons, consign and only buying things on sale. I still don't buy full price. They had a nice home, she admits she doesn't remember not having money really except they didn't eat out on Sunday's when people at church did. Dave worked and saved enough to send them all to college and pay for weddings and maybe some of their large homes. They weren't "poor" for long, he had a misstep and got back on track. The beater car didn't last long and he NEVER asked Sharon to work or feel guilty they had more children. He makes some feel bad wanting to stay home because they make 40 or 50,000 and need more money. He obviously made great money and didn't need Sharon to pitch in.
@AnonAnonUK2024 She mentioned on show with all 3 kids, it wasn't that bad. She did remember and as a toddler, you don't care about most things She had her room, she had chores, got a 1.00 for certain ones, had toys, etc. Dave was never "poor" for long. He saved being a businessman and salesman hundreds of thousands of dollars and cash flowed college and homes and cars. She wasn't poor but they did have a strict budget. It was more like a bump.She did allude he was very strict and her mom would take them clothes shopping for latest styles and he wouldn't like them. Her teens seemed the most that affected her and she'll not tell (and shouldn't ) their family issues then or now.
Rachel is a great example of how she was able to have a great life as a daughter because of the great desicions her dad has made and now she gets to pass that legacy on to her children with her own hard work.
Hard work?
She is an absolute joy to be around:)
SUPER show and things I needed to hear. Thanks, Rachel
To all the haters - Rachel’s parents went bankrupt when she was 2 months old.
My family was below the national poverty line until I was 15.
I too am a net worth millionaire, my Dad too taught me financial principles. For the record my university was not paid for (and I dropped out). Her story is not special. She had the discipline to act out financial wisdom. If it’s not you, teach your kids!!!
She didnt' live in poverty though, her only bad memory is not eating out on Sunday's with other church people. They bought at consign or on sale and her Mom clipped coupons. I did all that but my husband didn't have the earning potential of Dave, being a cop, but that's fine. She admits by middle/high school, they were fine, he saved for 3 full state tuitions, his wife NEVER worked and still doesn't, except at home (and I'm sure they have help) and he has many toys he can afford. There's nothing to be ashamed of, but Dave's short lived poverty didn't effect them the way real poverty does most of America.
@@workinprogress-ye5orbut if you’ve listened to Dave’s story for any length of time you’ll hear him talk about things like staying up til 2-3am working in the early days of the business, writing his first book, etc etc. He worked his ass off and Sharon may not have worked outside the home but she handled EVERYTHING at home with 3 little kids while he worked like crazy to get his business up and running. He’s definitely self made. Idk why people are so salty watching others succeed
@@workinprogress-ye5orWHAT DID DAVE DO AFTER BANKRUPTCY IN 1989?? WORKED HIS ASS OFF TO ACHIEVE WHAT HE DID... HE SAID 12- 14 HOUR DAYS.. WHY DONT MORE PEOPLE WORK THEIR ASS OFF???
This was so great! Get Winston next!!!
More Rachel and George, thank you!
As an early childhood educator and mom, start reading to your children as earlly as possible. The time spent with them is a special. It is a connecting time and starts good habits in your relationship.
I enjoy this series. Nicely done George.
Love love you both!!! Can’t wait to be with you again! I have been to 3 SMART Conferences. Hope you all have something this coming year 2025!!!
great show had no idea she was millionaire. Glad I saw this today as I will be off fb you tube during lent season. love that book
George, these are so good! I'm learning from each one. My fav is being entertained while learning. (Great name for your daughter by the way) signed the 60 year old Mia
Read to your kids from day 1! It is so important for development, it didn't matter if they are too little to understand their brains are showing everything up like a sponge and it will all come together. That sounds like an adorable book with an important message and like y'all said, adults need the lessons and reminders too!
Rachel is my absolute favourite!!!
Rachel, dont feel bad at all! The internet makes it SO easy to find out information like you did with the bride. I use these situations as a great way to show my teens how easy it is to find information about a person on the internet. So they need to be careful what the share!
George is very generous paying it forward with Rachel’s $$
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George with the * wink wink * at Rachel @4:40. She was 100% going to whip out a CREDIT card.
Finally a "nepo baby" that actually acknowledges her privileges with grace and humility AND works hard to be great at her job AND helps other people. She is a class act. I love Rachel.
Am I the only one who loves the slogan at Rasmey in the background at the end? "Someone's life will change because you came to work today"
Love you guys! Enjoy the laughs EVERY Thursday!
Love George and Rachel!
Love George and Rachael
Rachel's childrens book is LEGIT!
I just love you two, thank you for all that you do. I am a mom of 4 young adults (18 - 22) and I love to see this keep rolling generationally. Keep it going, but high five to you both and the whole Ramsey team!
George!! Let her answer the questions😂
I had to stop watching because of that.
Agree, especially on the smart money happy hour. Like them both, just want to get Rachel finish an answer...
George, I hope you get millions of subscribers, you are entertaining and hilarious! Nice “Christmas” music as well! LOL! Looking forward to a great 2024.
Billy #3
No one says Rachel doesn't work hard but when she says she loves below her means it's still a luxurious lifestyle as her means are so high.
Do people nowadays just throw around the term "out of touch" to describe people who got ahead regardless of how their success was achieved? Like Rachel was born into a rich family. Is it her fault that others aren't? Just listen to the video. She acknowledged she was ahead. And you don't know what challenges she's had. George and Jade weren't well off to begin with. Is it your fault that you have 100k student loans? Is it your fault you got a 20k car loan? Why don't you judge yourself instead of others, maybe you'll get ahead in your finances too. These videos are mostly just for entertainment, don't let it affect you to a point you need to call someone out of touch just because theyre labeled "millionaires". If anything whoever has excessive student loans and car loans are out of touch from the reality of responsible finance.
YES. The media told them they were poor and oppressed. It's sad.
Yes, people want to blame others for their failures to help cope that they themselves are to blame. Its sad but its the truth
Rachel was a newborn when Dave went bankrupt and creditors were calling. By the time Rachel went to college, Dave had turned his life around and built up a good net worth. He was as able to pay for all three of his kids' college.
You're arguing against points nobody has made. Yes she's out of touch. Yes it's not relatable. And yes it matters. No matter how much you want to white knight for her.
YEESSSS GIRL! 👏👏👏 People be hatin'.
People keep bringing up Rachel's dad. To me if she claimed that she didn't get any help, that is when I would have an issue with her. She has never claimed that at all. She is honest and seems to be grateful for what she has.
yes, she doesn't lie. She knows she is more than a miillionaire, has a 5 + bedroom home, gorgeous grounds, she can do whatever she wants to some degree and her inheritance will be substantial unless his company tanks. But she knows behavior, she can spend daily on Amazon and it's fine but knows others can't, so tries to relate. I'm sure she thanks God daily and tries to bring her kids up to know they don't need to have everything they want.
George!!! Not you faking not having your wallet and then volunteering Rachel to pay for extra stuff 😂😂😂
LOL i loved that part. Pretty sure they used the company card tho.
@@JOSHT901 Why she said receipt
We want to see Dave in the Tesla!!
he has been
I LOVE YOU GEORGE. There I said it. You and Rachel are both my favs!
Still do the budget in Excel and always will. You can make it into whatever you want to suit your needs.
Same
I love the new children's book and would love to hear more about ways to temper easy spending on your child. I have only one and it took him 9 years to get here. Really want to avoid spoiling him as it is very easy in this situation. Thank you.☺️
I purchased 2 copies of her new book after watching this episode.
Was that the RC wallet that came out at the drivethru? Some product placement?
Thank you so much for the content. My goal for 2024 is to RESPECT MY BUDGET, I feel embarrassed about it but I struggle with it along with that it comes getting as close ad possible to baby step 4!
You can do it!
Thats si funny. Thanks Rachel for paying it forward! 😆
Loved this video!! Also, Please make more videos with Delony and George. They are the DREAM team imo!!!
Love that children’s book!
Love your videos man! Your editor is on fire
Fantastic. I'm grabbing a copy of Rach's kids book for my nephew.
I can't believe he " Paid it forward with her card" Lol
🥲🥲🥲 Rachels book!!! 🥰
Balancing with kids is so important. Thank you for this topic.
I approve the short sale approach to home buying. My wife and I bought a foreclosure as our first home (I jokingly call it our 9 year flip), upon selling we move right into a short sale. It’s been a great way to get our net worth up to where it should have been (we started out life behind the power curve and needed a bump, this sweat equity was that bump we needed). Once we have the money I want to keep repeating the process buying, flipping renting (kind of the bigger pockets brrrr method with one r removed).
She lives in a 5 or 6 bedroom mansion with 5.5 baths. Short sale is nice but it's relative.
@@deb9806 He old home was 4 bedrooms, very pretty but they must have wanted larger.
What’s up with the delaminating fabric on both Tesla B-pillars?
He said on their podcast it was an older Tesla with 100k+ miles on it and it’s been in a couple wrecks
I love the message on that wall!
The end of the video where they stopped back at Ramsay office and you can read behind George through window: "Someone's life will change, because you came to work today."
Who edits these videos? Great job!!! Another banger, George!
That Blank Check clip took me back. I loved that movie
I always enjoy watching you all in the Ramsey videos. RUclips suggested you this morning. I've watched three videos, very good info, but I wanted to offer my opinion; the movie clips add no value to the video. They are kind of cheezie, just my view.
I'm getting your book for multiple family members the youngest is 31 and the oldest almost 80 : / I really wish the book was written long ago! Great episode Rachel and George : )
became a millionaire and ran out when I choose an 8% withdrawal rate 🤣🤣
Ooh, I love this idea for a regular episode topic. Keep 'em coming. And Rachel, your book looks/sounds amazing! 💛
When George started the pay it forward with her card that made me lol. out loud.
I reccomend starting to read to your child at birth. They don't need to make eye-contact to hear your voice.
I brought books to the hospital and started reading to my son before we even brought him home.
I love Rachel
I would highly encourage you to read to little Mia each night! We have a 10 month old and have been doing that since day 1.
Can never start too early
I read to my kids while they were babies. start young with reading and music...including infants!
This book is great for our church library.😊
Yes I love George and Rachel. Cool friends.
I love these
When George and Rachel asked to like and subscribe, I happily obliged! Looking forward to more great stuff on this channel!!
Great video and great book!!
I'm right there with Rachel on the coffee, it's about the caffeine and getting the vibe
I went to a Total Money Makeover event back between 2005-2007 timeframe and she was at the event. She was just a teenager at the time, acne and all (sorry Rachael) and it's so wonderful to see her still involved and so passionate. She has worked hard, for many years and her personality is always so refreshing. Loved. the video!
Love both of you!
Merry Christmas!
What is Rachel‘s review on the dirty chai?