PEOPLE DESPERATE IN THIS ECONOMY-SELLING PICTURES OF FEET TO GET BY!
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I'm in my 70's. If I were to sell pic's of any part of my body, I'd probably be sued, and ordered to pay for someone's mental health counseling:)
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Actually there is a huge market for that kind of stuff. People are weird. If you can think it or joke it or not think it, it exists
"Do what you can with what you got!" I got pretty feet. 😂
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My husband and I have told our kids that they can live at home as long as they want as long as they are saving money. My 24 year old and 21 year old are looking to buy a house together now. They have about 130,000. Saved up. They both have no debt at all. I am so proud of them. One went into a trade and the other one got full scholarship to college. I am glad that we are debt free and can offer this option to our kids. We have always lived frugal.
I'm 37 and if I could redo my late teens, early 20s, I'd pay cash to study a skilled trade like electrician or dental hygienist, and would follow a tighter budget. A gal doesn't need 10 purses or designer labels
You’ve got to be very careful who you let into your life. It can quickly turn into a nightmare. Especially if you live alone. Absolutely no way I would have a housemate or rent any part of my property out. It’s just too risky.
Especially in CA- you can’t get rid of a squatter there I’ve heard.
I'm 63. I would not be able to afford my small home without the help from my 33 year old daughter who lives with me. We go half on all the bills. My ex husband left me in 2007 holding the bag after refinancing our home and it went into foreclosure and I almost lost it. I didn't get any alimony or other support from him. If it weren't for my daughter's help I would lose our home. The deed is in both our names now. I live out of the norm since she has to live with me and she with me in order to make ends meet. I get social security now and also work from home and she works from home as well. We too live under the poverty level but live within our means.
Sounds to me like you and your daughter are very smart. You are a huge success. You did it! You kept your home. So many in your situation sell up and then what?
You are a great role model. For your daughter and other single mums 🎉❤
I'm 68 years old and I would find a way to survive if I were young. Where there is a will, there is a way. I am debt free right now. Love your show.
Dumpster diving and then cleaning/fixing the items, then selling at a yard sale. Dog walking. Dog sitting. Part-time companion for an elderly person. Baby sitting. Sewing on buttons, hems, minor clothes repairs. Ironing for households - you work at home. Homework helper for afterschool neighbor kids. Cat box cleaner for neighbors' cats. Mowing lawns, digging up weeds. Exterior house paint scraping for owners' paint prep. Washing cars. Raking leaves. Part-time caterer's waiter/helper. Trusted visitor & part-time companion for senior citizen living in assisted living/memory care.
Just turned 40. And hell no, if I hadn’t bought a house when the market was at a low, there’s no way I could make the rents or mortgages now.
I'm a 68-year-old female and the only way I can see being able to "make it" on today's wages coupled with today's prices is if I was living in my car or an RV or perhaps in a home/apt with multiple roommates. I feel very sad for the young people of today trying to make their way in this world.
We are in a silent depression.
I totally agree I Am
Nothing silent about it. Take off the blinders!
I am a single mom with two girls and three cats. Never want to get married again. I like being on my own. I work two jobs. I deliver for Walmart spark and sell on eBay.
I have sold lots of used shoes on eBay and I have people message me and say I will buy them if you send a picture with the shoes on. Or they say did you sweat a lot in these. I ignore all those messages. People are nuts!
Love your channel I live on just my income and take no government assistance. I work hard and get so tired of people’s excuses and their lazy attitudes and want everything for free. But honestly you have helped me cut down on so much with your advice. And love seeing the puppies!!
When Etsy was fairly new my mother sold vintage items. It was a fun side gig for her. She passed away last year leaving me her large hoard of thrifted items. The resale market is so inundated right now filled with people who don’t work full time jobs. Prices are so low it doesn’t seem worth my time and efforts required.
Cleaning houses... there's always someone who needs their house cleaned :)
I agree❤
I’m 76. Yes, prices are ridiculous, but also, younger people expect to have things we never dreamed of. And I do too, now! I have central air and heat, a clothes dryer, a dishwasher. Icemaker in my fridge door. Two cars. Two TVs. Cell phones and other electronic goodies. This is a pretty high lifestyle that I didn’t have in my 20s and 30s.
Single lady, 2 1/2 car garage...traded the snowplow guy for free plowing of long driveway and he stored his snow machines in my garage...great deal
I’m 43, at today’s prices and wages I would have to rent a room if I was back in my 20’s. I was very frugal in my 20’s and I survived on very little but I had no kids, no spouse or pets. I could live bare bones because it was just me. My mother in law moved in with us which is helping. She absolutely could not manage without our help. And I am looking to buy rural property that my children might need to have homes on in the future. I’m also encouraging them to focus on having a business or trade and to really think through a college education. There just isn’t enough bang for your buck with the price of higher education. It’s a trap I fell for and am still paying for twenty years later 🤦🏼♀️.
I'm 50. I'm confident that I could survive, but only because I grew up poor. Those of us that grew up poor have seen it all before. My momma taught me all the tips and tricks. I also have never had an ego about designer things and fancy cars. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the 'finer things in life," but I get a thrill out of making a penny stretch as far as possible. I can take the bus, shop at charity shops, furnish my place with only hand-me-downs and castoffs. I had my first job at 13 1/2.
I am a 82 year old widow in a small town. My monthly income is approx $2000. I own a 20 year old, two bedroom, double wide mobile home and pay $533 per month rent in a 55+ mobile home park. My car is 10 years old and paid for. Twice a week I volunteer at a food bank. We are allowed to take home items from the food bank. It wasn't till last month I realized I actually had a side hustle. This has allowed me to save money and eat well. House and car insurance is a big expense for me. But as long as I save each month, by the time it is due I can pay for it. I have been a frugal minimalist my whole life.
The world is getting creepier everyday! Feet are so gross. Nala and Rocky are super cute sell paw pics 💕🐾☺️
63. We bought our home 20 years ago for $60,000. Neighbors just sold for $300,000! No way could we pay that. Feeling very blessed to have a home, savings and able to retire and continue living here. Grateful for Social Security in addition to our savings. We started saving when we were married at 18. Always lived frugal. Date Day once a week out to eat and use coupons. Dairy Queen burger basket and drink BOGO for $8. Watched the kids play at the park. Tons of free fun stuff to do. Shop at Aldi. Get most things at thrift stores. Donate regularly to church and food pantries. Live below our income and happy! Gotta admit the 14-year-old dog is getting expensive but she’s worth every penny. We love her.
I'm 57 and if we didn't already have a house we would have a hard time in today economy. My 42 year old brother lives with us because he can't afford a place of his own with a $15 job. The price of rent has doubled in the last 5 yrs here in OH, but not income.
“Invest in a small business” does anyone remember what happened during and after Covid? There were staples in my city that had been there for over 30 years dry cleaners restaurants teahouse florist, bicycle shop/activewear footwear… The government doesn’t want small businesses to succeed. And farmland… Yeah, someone else is buying up all that.
There are so many people who are losing there jobs that it’s scary. I know at least six people who are looking for work.
The sad part is you can work really hard and still not have a good comfortable life in the current market. Not to mention our economy, our world and current systems are crumbling.
Yes I could it but working all the time like I did years ago raising 2 kids alone. I’m 63 and working on paying my house off in 2 yrs. That’s what the young folk need to do, just like everyone one else has. Yea it’s not fun, but keeping a roof over your head is important .
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I'm in my 20's, and yes, as long as you live within your means, you can make it and even save money. When I made less (min wage) I rented a room and took the bus. Now that I make more and am in a different career field, I still rent a room, but have a car which allows me to maximize savings and have expendable income!
I have pointed toes. Maybe I could make a few bucks.
62. Yes where im at in northern il. Theres little towns around me where you can buy a fixer upper for 20 ot 50 g. Wages are around 18.00 most places to start factory or farm work. I was brought up with helping grampa fix everything. Well now im the fixer 6 rentals an my house that i bought in 88 for 51g farm house 9 acres creek 50 by 100 an 50 by 60 steel barns. Lol i remember 10 3/4 percent interest. 454.00 payment. Thought how am i ever gonna make it. Now i just laugh
That scarf is beautiful on you--it brings out the pretty blue color in your eyes!!!
As a dual citizenship of uk and US and having lived half my life in So Cal... i had to move back to England, because i couldnt afford mortgage, HOA, health care after divorce.
Regardless of California suffering, it will always be my true home and heart and miss it desperately.
From England ❤❤❤
I am 56.
If I were young in America, I do not know.
But I think I would get by over here in Sweden. Just like my 21 year old daughter who grew up with a frugal mum. She has a job, her own home and is saving a little money. No side hustle.
Used underwear is also a top seller. The smellier the better. 😂 Sorry. I know someone who’s making a killing, dragging Goodwill underwear through the mud, seal it in a bag and sells them for $30 a piece, claiming she personally wore them. There’s a market for everything. The crazier. the better the money. Well, humanity is sick since the beginning of times, no surprise here.
I was just going to say the same thing. My daughter told me about that. LMAO! It's so disgusting but I can't help laughing. I have a wierd sense of humor.
@@SouthpawPattyI've heard in Japan you can get them out of vending machines. Literally.
@@sonyavincent7450 unreal. 😂
I'm frugal (monthly budget of $1,300), am within a couple of years of paying off my condo mortgage. Due to health issues, I'm only able to work 30 hours/week (@ $18/hr). If I hadn't gotten help from Habitat for Humanity getting my housing, I would never be able to make it.
Soon to be 64, no I cannot imagine starting out now. Things were difficult when I graduated in '83 and '89 with my degrees, and the economy was turning down both times. And yet my mother's folks were mostly unscathed as young adults in the Great Depression. Certain groups of people have a way of looking out for each other. The rest drown.
I was called a Scrooge for suggesting that 3 Xmas gifts are enough for kids. I wonder how those trolls are doing financially now! It's only the very rich and the habitually frugal who don't seem to panic now.
Besides the "gig" and You tuber options runnng out, outrageously violent, abusive people and crime are a factor now in what people can do to gain extra income. There is no way I would own a rental property or rent out a garage, etc., because there have been so many problems with squatters lately. When you want to call off the deal, you can't! People need to try to grow gardens to save on food as best they can. Turn off the lights, turn down the heat, back off the Intetrnet and streaming services - read "how to" books! In other words, do what you can at home. It's safe, and you don't have to use fuel. We are in for it, for sure. 😟
Its sad to say but basically 95% of side hustles are oversaturated and in turn useless to providing any substance income. If normal job wages aren't going to go up prices on goods MUST come down or we are headed for a dark future.
My son has a side hussle as a personal assistant for $600 a week for 20 hours a week.
Thank goodness I'm debt free and mortgage free; however, I live on a small SS of $712 a month. Yep, I was a stay-at-home-mom and that's all I got after a divorce. I'll be 74 this September, 2024. I live in middle America and found United Healthcare that covers virtually everything and then some. They provide $248 a month toward utilities, no copays, $5,000 for dental and more. I don't pay anything for coverage. What they give you depends on how depressed your county is. All that said, I manage to save about $400 a month. I'm good at budgeting for property taxes, car insurance and house insurance. I do spurge once a month for lunch at a restaurant with local friends. If I can do it, you can do it. I don't feel deprived.
The "feet" hustle has been around almost as long as the world's oldest profession.
The really sad people are the ones who are BUYING pictures of feet, ha!
54. I absolutely could. But I spent most of my live living below poverty. I have learned to buy what I need and need what I have.
You , Rocky and Nala are my absolute favorite RUclipsrs! 🐶🐶
My feet are ugly too, guess I lost that income stream.
I LOVE my Camry and I rolled over 410k miles with only minor maintenance (oil changes and like an alternator and some light bulbs).
Wow incredible. I’m 220,000 on my 05’ ml350.
I put over 500,000 miles on my old Toyota Tercel.
Love the value in a Toyota.
I guess that's why you see people living in their cars out in the desert just trying to get by
People have been selling pics of their feet for years now, it's nothing new.
There are some “strange cats” out there who are willing to pay to indulge their fetishes. This one seems strange but rather benign compared to some of the other weirdness that people pay for on a regular basis. If someone (usually women) can make some money selling photos of themselves that doesn’t show their faces or other more private areas that are typically covered, I can’t fault them for doing so. This doesn’t require any physical contact so there is an element of safety as well (as strange as it is).
I was 45 and husband 53 when we bought our 40sqm flat in London, after almost 10 years of working low/average income jobs and saving hard! Regardless of all adds being against us, we did and still doing our best to finish paying off the mortgage ahead of schedule. To all people I would say that life is different for everyone but frugality can be your best friend in every situation or stage of life😊
I'm 64 and wouldn't want to do it all over again
I moved from the city to the country. I have no debts. What I see around me is this. People are buy those shed buildings and moving them on family property and turning them into mini homes . I noticed about four on the road I live on.
SO TRUE! We are ALL in trouble and getting worse daily! The hype about no recession is BS! In my 70's and definitely KNOW my Daughter can't make it on her own as a single parent :( 3 generations of us living together to make it work. CRAZY Expensive here like the Bay area :( THANKS for sharing and ALL the BEST! Cheers :)
Yes, more and more people are living in multi generation households
Your dogs' vocalizing their presence put a smile on my face.
Hi prepper
I’m 54 and rent in uk made bad money choices, am single with no partner and it’s a nightmare lived in car for 3 months to get a deposit 😮to where I am now hmmmmmm maybe becoming an escort? Kidding but cost of living is pants and I dumpster dive to help
The blue that you're wearing around your neck really makes your eyes shine. Great color for you!
You could definitely start an orange juice stand. 🧡😂🍊
…and sell “snacks” to go with the orange juice. 😊
I rent out part of my driveway to a neighbour.
Great idea. I thought one of the best ideas was renting out garage space. If someone has a two car (or even one car garage) and doesn't use the space, there's probably someone in the community who could use that space to store their extra vehicle, four-wheel, etc.
It's spring! Start seeds and sell seedlings in a couple months!!
😌☕️Thanks for the Reality check that a lot of channels don’t want to admit is going down and Nope being younger trying to deal with this economy is right up there with a lot of seniors Devastating🤦♀️💸
My husband and I don’t go out to eat. It’s gross. I would like,to eat my own food. No, big deal
This is a variation of the oldest profession.
But more acceptable to more people.
In terms of Uber drivers, I’m not sure how they even make a profit when you add up their time, car maintenance, gas, insurance and replacement of tires when they wear out. Union taxi drivers had company vehicles provided to transport customers. Uber drivers must absorb all these costs themselves and try to turn a profit. Good luck with that!
Okay, my tenants were 24 and 25, they had a monster ram truck with high end wheels etc, a brand new SUV, bikes and seado's, boat and trailer, kid in hockey, daycare. ordered take out 6 times a week sometimes more. Needless to say they had to move into their parents basement from my rental, I'm 65 and worked my way up to owning 2 houses, paid cash, I still don't have any of those items...no car, no i phone, no holidays, rented a apt, raised 2 kids and lived frugally. So no I couldn't afford to live like the younger generation want to today.
That was not the question.
People before us earned more money a month than what we earn or will ever earn a month. First of all. Secondly we grew up with these things and parents using TV as the babysitter, so we got bombarded with advertising. Thirdly, rent has more than 4x higher than just 15 years ago. A bottle of water costs 4x as much as what you paid in your day when you were thirsty leaving the house. You earnt 4x more than us and you paid 4x less than us for the most basic needs like housing, food and drinks.
Don't pretend that the generations before us didn't buy a house by the time they were 20 because that was the norm. If I worked for 60 years, I still can't afford a house without parents support which 30% of young people their parents are legally allowed to make them homeless by 18, which is outdated from your generation.
You wouldn't be able to survive working and paying rent, you can't even leave the house without ending up spending $100 just to go to work.
And last but not least, you could afford tobacco! Nobody living alive today can even afford what you could afford in your day.
I understand the selling snacks idea. A family I know in the small town I live in sell protein balls out of their home as a side hustle. I’ve done the math and they are making out well. They accept a “donation” of a set amount as payment.
Another idea as a side hustle is selling items online through online auctions. It’s not guaranteed money but I know multiple people who do it and do well. Also, my uncle does carpentry and woodworking out of his garage.
In my early 40's and just got out poverty last year, now working towards down payment for 1st house for hubby and I.
There's no way I'd be able to it over again.
I believe that selling one's body, even photos of it, is degrading for that person's dignity. I can sell my time, my labor, even my knowledge, but I dispose of my body with dignity and respect. It's not for strangers to use to satisfy their fetishes. But this is just the way I've been educated.
My ex got the house, land, equipment, etc... I am --free from abuse
Me too!
Yes, because we live such a minimal life still and have each other. Other people’s stuff just has no allure. Owning very little is just so relaxing. And we can save for a particular experience if we want. So many free and healthy entertainments in life. Learning about new things is probably what we do most and that is pretty much free.
Great sidehustles are; cleaning houses, giving pedicures and a flexible contract at a nursinghome.
I say the only way to REALLLY do well is train for a higher paying career AND be frugal, HVAC or being a plumber is probably a lot better financial move than geting a masters degree in Sociology or "women's studies" also... Join the military to pay for college to avoid student debt.
I can't believe you can get a decent studio or 1br for $700-$900ish in California. I can't even find that in Arizona.
I was recently finally approved for disability, and desperately seeking something in the $700 range so I can escape living in my van.
Totally agree with you baby doll.
You can't for that price. Not even a room in a house.
Where in CA, i live in SAN and never see a studio for that price.
I am dying😅. Chubby little feet/toes!
I am a 61 year old retired school teacher who works part-time. If I were starting in education , today I would have to have a roommate or live with a parent. Rent in Colorado is very high along the front range where most people live and work. i was fortunate to refinance when the interest rates were low so my mortgage is about half of what others pay for rent. ( my mortgage is my only debt. )There are worse things than living with other people to make ends meet. We can all do what we need to do to get by. It just isn't very fun. I am also worried about seniors because it can be harder for them to work.
I'm 67 in my first apartment, I had an old couch found in college, and a folding table with chair for a kitchen table. Oh yes a steel frame with mattress. I would have made it just fine
You are absolutely correct about the food delivery gig apps. Without tips, you are not even breaking even. And people have cut back on tips at the same time the gig app companies have cut pay. You are getting $2 per delivery and sometimes less. These companies are run by scum.
I lost it at "Sell Snacks?!!?" 🤣
Back when I still lived in the US, you could legally sell up to 5 cars a year without registering as a car dealer, so that's what I did. If you look at any car make/model today you'll see there's a price range that it sells for. Real simple: you buy at the low end of that price range, and you sell at the high end. You might want to give the car a thorough cleaning, waxing, and fill up all the fluids. Preferrably, you want to buy through an advertisement and not a used car dealer, and sell at an online auction.
Until you get a real dud and then that eats up the profit of many.
5 years ago, a 1 bed 1 bath apartment ran $935 a month. Same apartment is renting for $1,670 in Vegas.
Yikes! I doubt wages are matching that increase.
I can't even imagine waiting for a deal on pix of feet. As in "Yeah, I'll buy 5,000 pictures of feet for $5.00."
I'm 54 its getting harder for sure I get by but just work and sleep hang out with my dog no fun or new toys do go for walks with my dog that's free.
I try to be very careful to only purchase what we are going to use, food, personal items etc. Oh yeah prescriptions. I did stock up at Aldis today on flour,sugar and 🧂. Prepping for the future.
I'm 72 working part-time as a live-in caregiver. I live when I'm not working in a co-op RV Park very little expense in a tiny house and a storage shed on my lot otherwise I would not be able to make it either.
Thank you for all your tips, I've got monthly bills down to $1010/mo( including food),most of my food is about $130/mo. Secret to that success is that I have a peg tube that get most of my calories through a tube in my stomach and medicaid pays for the (adult formula) monthly. Thank for all of the research and tips you do.
😂I had the sound down. Glanced at the title and the look on your face😂 doing your best to hold it in 😂
I have Flintstone Feet🤣
I tried to sell feet pics, I had to pay them and it’s so over saturated with content that no one bought one picture!
I’m 52, if I had to start over no way. Could afford a house , even in my area of rural area of Wisconsin thr housing costs are crazy .. even I junky little towns with no jobs the rentals are $1000-$1500 for 1-2 bedroom
I am so blessed that my mortgage is paid off. I realize that if I had to pay rent that half of my paycheck would go to rent. From Québec
You're not blessed. You're intelligent.
Prices will probably go up more with the bridge collapse.
When you hear that on the mainstream news, I would guess so. They never want to tell us any bad news that might make them look bad.
For every foot type there is a match
Your doggies are the most adorable fur babies
I'm 59, own my home with a mortgage still, just retired, and have 2 adult children who live with me and contribute. None of us could afford to live on their own right now, so we have to make it work.
Besides retirement every penny I’ve saved has gone to emergencies pet vet bills, medical bills, home repairs, car repairs plus helping other people out … it’s difficult these days just never give up 💛🌻✨🌙🌼🙏
I'm 37 and I just got a new job that will pay almost 100K a year. I own a 228K home at 6.75%, and I will likely still struggle a bit financially for a while. I live in MA. Cost of living is high here.
You see how people treat rental properties. Can you imagine how your car would be treated? Nope!
Pets cost a lot of money
They are worth every penny 🙂
I thought it was funny how you were reading the list of ideas on side hustles in the faces that you would make because they were so ridiculous.. lol
Im like WTF!!!😮
I have never heard of this and why would people Buy a picture of another person's feet???
Love your channel. And how u bring the latest trends
@ megabananeen 8057... there are girls selling the farts... the World is obsessed by money..Tragic Downfall of Humanity.
The love of money is the root of all evil.
Our world is just going to hell
Oooh, lots of people over the years said I have beautiful little feet! 😂😂 if times get hard….☺️
My husband is 75. I am 69. Both retired on Social Security. Have 3 rental units which we bought with cash 15 years ago and bring us $1,000/mo net. Live in the Rio Grande Valley (southern tip of Texas) in a nice RV resort in a 600 sf mobile home (paid for in cash). Our land rent is $300/mo plus electricity. All other utilities included. Two vehicles both paid for. My husband does handyman work for other residents in our park, especially single women. If we didn't live down here, and we had car or mortgage payments, no, we couldn't make it. I don't know how the rest of the country is doing it.
Some of the things other people in our park do is dog sitting/walking, watching other's houses during the summer (lots of snowbirds down here), caring for other's gardens, house cleaning, take elderly people to the doctor, renting out their RV's during the winter, and power washing (houses, RV's, and driveways).
I am selling photos of my kneecaps...
@ curiousfurious5877. Thanks I needed that ! The laugh I mean not the kneecaps 😂😂😂
@@rossrainwater5619 My pleasure...
@@rossrainwater5619 Yeppers!!😅
Hey long toe bony feet club over here too 😂
Me Too. My wife has the chubby feet Princess likes..
Just think of your long thin feet like this - you have feet like all of the supermodels!
@@Rainismusic🧐🤯😁