I'm £27,000 In Debt | FULL EPISODE | Spendaholics
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2019
- 23 year old can not stop spending, racking up £3000 debt in just 3 days! Can Jay Hunt and Benjamin Fry cure this shopaholic?
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Season 1 Episode 7: 23 year old Andre hasn't kicked his student habits, with a convenience diet and temporary jobs, but now his student debt repayments are due and Dre just doesn't have the money to cover it. His love for the latest clothes and gadgets aren't helping the situation either. Jay Hunt and Benjamin Fry use shock tactics to confront Andre with his overspending, but can he commit to going cold turkey for 7 days?
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I would love it if they did a new series on this in today times - what with the influence of social media and celebs, bet there are loads of people getting into debt trying to have as much make-up as the beauty bloggers or attempting to live the lifestyle of the Kardashians etc
yes we need this!
It wouldn't work. Today you'd be taken to court or had all you stuff seized by bailiffs long before getting to these guys level. Plus credit cards are issued after much more extensive checks on people, back then they used to just give them out.
There would be no problem casting it. I’ve got mates that spend real money as if it’s Monopoly money
Definitely
@Dame Lia Sorelle I see you've never watched the Dave Ramsey show. There absolutely are people with a load of debt today. Maybe not as bad as some of the participants in this show (there was a woman with 50k debt and 10k salary in one of the episodes) but someone like this guy could absolutely exist today, he only has 13k£ (maybe $20k today) of non-student debt. You don't get your stuff confiscated just for having a lot of debt, only if you repeatedly fail to pay the monthly payments
His mum deserves so much better from him for working 3 jobs to keep him in private school, all while a single parent 👏
I really would be interested in hearing from him today and whether or not he has changed and matured in his attitudes towards his mother, working three jobs to put her soon through private education is nothing to be sniffed at and he acts wholly ungrateful. The woman broke her back to put him first and he repaid her by cutting her out of his life......wtf.
children have no debt to their parents @@kellymarieapplebee
As a son of an immigrant, a lot of people in my extended family had the same attitude as Dre, spoiled thinking anything is beneath them, why? The parents come from a rough life, and they want to give everything to their baby, everything they did not have. and in turn ruin their children.
There is a saying....
Strong men make easy times
Easy times make weak men
Weak men make hard times
Hard times make strong men.
My ex husband's family moved to the uk in 1969 (Indian but emigrated from Uganda). The older boys did incredibly well. My ex is in risk management and his younger brother is a former investment banker who is now teaching yoga full time.
The youngest brother? He was born in Britain and has never accomplished a thing. He qualified as a paramedic but found the job too stressful. He could have transferred those skills into another job but chose not to. His mother gave him her flat in London. Three months later, he sold it and partied the money away. Same with the £40,000 pounds he got when their father died. The older two cut ties with him after that.
@@whatrtheodds is that a saying though????
@@whatrtheodds I've never heard that but it makes perfect sense.
@@whatrtheodds I like it
Your flatmate is kindly helping you out with cheap food ideas. 'This is boring, they eat more exciting food in prisons.' Nice.
I agree it was very disrespectful of him but the terrible part is he is right, prison food is a lot better than what most law abiding citizens must eat because of their budget.
PHAT PHAT PHAT PHAT PHAT
@@paulosullivan3472Really? Have you been to prison? A single person can live on about £20 a week and eat tasty, healthy meals.
It's mainly about laziness, just get off your arse and cook.
I'm the exact opposite, I get a buzz from saving my money rather than spending 😂
I do too!! I get a buzz from completing my savings for each week and then seeing it show up in my bank account balance 😁
@elkgaming7284 i generally agree, but the last 2 years has been frustrating (more in 2022 though) as I keep investing my savings (as one should) and the market keeps falling. I know eventually the s&p should return to increasing, but it's been a bit discouraging in the meanwhile.
I get a buzz from spending, but it doesn't last or feel as good as the buzz I get from saving.
I would love to save more but im not in dept and most of my money goes to my bills😂
so do I
this show has led me to look at my own expenses and I found out I am also spending $6000 eating out in a year. the visualization in this show really helps. I am so shocked! I don't want to eat out anymore. lol!
Don’t understand how he’s saying beans on toast is dirty when his meals are half grease
diabetes on it's way he's already got two points on it Asian and smoking
It's not about the nutrition, it's about the cost. Back in 2005 a can of beans was like 27p and a loaf of Tesco value bread around the same so to him it was 'dirty' because it was cheap
Baked beans, are navy beans, tomato sauce and unfortunately, sugar. 2/3 are health. If he went to river cottage and ate Hugh beans, he'd say they're artisan.
Maybe have baked beans on a baked potato, that's still a cheap meal but slightly tastier.
yes beans are healthier
That poor mom. If she had taken him out of private school he would still be blaming her in another way. Either way she was in a no-win situation.
I really don’t understand the budget. $25,000 in debt, makes about $1,700 monthly, & the budget gives him $100 a month on clothes? How about no eating out, no new clothes cuz he probably has enough, & pay off your debt?! Then you can afford to pay cash for things!
They make it doable. If it’s too harsh then most people fail. If you look at the people who went on this show, most of them are doing really well now.
You probably don’t understand a lot of things. If they bring everything to 0 what happens to his life? How will he keep that up? He can’t live in a box of the side of the street like you and be happy.
@@maverickbull1909what a stupid thing to say!
@@carriedudley8593 that’s what your dad thought when your mom said she wanted to keep you
@maverickbull1909 😂😂😂😂😂
Oh you're someone who thinks he's funny when he's not.
I know exactly what my parents thought and did thank you.
I'm sure your parents or carers thought they were bringing up a nice, rounded human, instead they were bringing up a bitter, twisted nasty piece of shit 😂😂😂
All that money on those glasses and he still can't see his ways lol
Loooooool. All that money on takeaways and still has no taste. 😂😂😂
so basically his degree taught him nothing
And students today are so, so much worse. Not a brain cell amongst them, just drink and party. Pay dead money for tutors and no studies
It really is about time we realised as a society that educated doesn't always equal intelligence and neither of those have anything to do with common sense.
Business degrees are pretty useless in general
Actually, as an MBA myself, I can say that it doesn't mean you didn't learn how to manage money. You can know it without applying it. If you do not find the root of your issues and deal with them, you will still have problems. It is kind of like driving a car. You know how to drive correctly, but whether you choose to obey the laws is up to you. If you have anger issues, you may drive fast and cut people off. You have to deal with your anger.
@@angelaw886so basically people spending money on everything they want is because of anger issues? Rubbish, it's about having the sense to manage your money and only buy what you can afford to buy. At some point you have to grow up and take responsibility for yourself. So mummy or daddy once said something to upset you, get a grip. It's not like the people on these shows were seriously abused.
He was given the best start in life with his education but has chosen to waste it.
So after the divorce of his parents he was slightly poorer? Grow up, material things don't mean anything.
Saving so much money binge watching this. It is a great idea to do a modern series on influencers / social media affecting how ppl get in debt
yes and how online shopping can make it worse
The flat mate is really nice.
Seems like he cut his culture and mum out just to fit in and seem cool. Awful. Poor mum.
Adjusting that £27,000 debt for inflation from 2005 to 2020, and then converting to US dollars, this fellow was $50,228 in debt. Whoa.
No, you need to convert to USD back in 2005 terms not today's terms. So it's even higher. I've been multiplying all of the numbers in this series by 3.
@@lvega5606 Exactly. I was like what kind of math is this person doing?? Back then £1=$1.5 which meant £27k=$40.5k at the time!! Omg, thinking about that amount times inflation to get to today’s money is crazy. He’s so young too!
If he got that $11k 55 inch tv on credit he’d still be paying it off now TV probably wouldn’t work and today would be worth under $250
And when this was filmed it wouldn't even have had HDMI.
that was in 2005, this is 2020
55 inch tvs dont even cost that now. Proper ripped off
Wow he seems to be the most ungrateful contestant they have dealt with :/ his Mum worked 3 jobs for him!
he is just a little man and what is that cigar he is sucking on ... as Freud said 'sometimes a cigar is just a cigar' ... ha! or is it?
I don't understand why people can't just live within their means. It may seem boring and limiting but it's a lot better than getting into terrible debt U can assure u.
anu fajemisin I wish I did when I was younger...
Yeah u right I dont get how they budget like £25k a year Jon and end up being debt like £27k just pointless and careless I receive minimum in a month of £500 and half goes on my rent like £300 plus other Bill's and if I have to eat beans on toast at least am living independently and not expecting anyone to support me or borrow from anyone I h8 asking rather be skint no matter how emotional I am
Because they haven't been taught to.
The same way people overeat
Nice to buy something you'we saved up for
That Freddie lungberg hairstyle with Craig David beard was all the craze hahaha. Especially for British Asians lool
The problem with debt like this is that unlike other bad decisions that you can recover from relatively quickly, it can haunt you for many years until it's paid off, punishing and limiting you every day. If you are young and earn good money, invest it early on and it will have more time to grow. It's okay to reward yourself now and then but for me at least the money you don't spend buys something too - a peace of mind and security. And a gadget can't replace that.
Good point ..I own my home with a rental property £6000 over . I don't miss the gadgets champagne
Yes, when you have money, the shiny things don't sparkle as much anymore.
Murder on the dance floor - classic tune!
He is so spoilt and ungrateful to his mother. She gave everything he had so he could have the best education and he’s mad because their house didn’t have a west wing and a games room...even now he doesn’t acknowledge his selfishness
She caused it by giving everything and taking too much care of his life. He never really had to be responsible.
He has no excuses, but she probably raised him very wrong.
100% this
Wow I’m sure you have a lot of friends
@@maverickbull1909 yeah I do cheers 👍
Bristol to London bus for £1 ? I can't even get the bus to work 10 mins away for that now 🤣🤣🤣
Megabus still has tickets for £1! I travel from London to Birmingham frequently and I always pay £1-4 for a ticket, a day ticket for the buses in Birmingham is £5
He earns £200 a month more than me and I easily put £500 a month into savings. First pay rent & bills, then pay savings, then live on the rest. That's how to save.
Also don't have credit cards, then you can't use them!
@@missgracegallagher bad advice. Credit cards build credit which you need to live in society.
I agree with GG and MB. People who never spent w credit card have no proof they can manage money. They may need a loan/mortgage at some point.
If a person can’t have a credit card without ever spending, they shouldn’t have a credit card. It’s like not having cigarettes when you’re trying to quit because you can’t have them and not smoke. Ideally, have a credit card with a low interest rate, buy things that you can afford to pay for, and pay the bill in full every month.
Baked beans on toast are not dirty. But then, one could learn to cook if fancier meals are desired.
Cleaner and healthier than takeaways probably.
Laughing in french
He has only to take a look at what is available here on RUclips in the way of making simple meals.
He might have enjoyed the beans on toast had he sat down and ate them properly. 😊... bless him.
No amount of Fois Gras will save you from "looking like a pikey" sir...
Status is a ridiculous thing to worry about.
My great great grandmother was born a Countess in 1896 in what was then the German Empire.
Her family owned a 10 thousand hectare estate.
She lost her title and privileges in 1918 and their land was in what became East Germany so she lost that in 1945.
She worked in a hat shop Connecticut makeup counter in the department store.
well said
Your mate dave seems like a very wise chap, defiantly the brains of the operation, i wonder what he’s doing nowadays?
It's funny how life changes. He is 23 and craves excitement. I'm 41 and excitement sounds like exhaustion to me. He talks about not wanting to be poor but he equates rich with stuff. I'm starting to get to a point where I see money in terms of choices.... no one with money is stuck in an abusive relationship.
The guy is close to 40 today,so probably he dont craves excitement anymore.
He's definatley an extrovert
Your proberly like me and happy to chill at home and watch a movie on a Friday night(introvert)
I am 30 and this kind of excitement is exhausting for me as well.
@@reinadellasschizas at his age hell even when I was 18 I was to busy with work and studies to waste time clubbing and to be honest going clubbing never really interested me to noisy
After work I would rather have a couple pints and a bite to eat in a quiet pub near home
And frankly speaking back then I sooner save my money to achieve my ultimate goal and by 28 I finally reached it get on a plane live in another country and settle
Why do all of the ppl on this show have champagne 😂😂😂😂
Becaust they cant say they use cocaine on tv
Because they know they wont get it in jail lol
IKR? That stuff is gross. Not my drink of choice lol
because Prosecco hadn't become a thing yet
It’s a way to imagine you’re rich for a short while.
Sad about his pain attached to records and his dad
When i was 18 and worked at a bank and was broke, another 18 year old customer shocked me with the high balance he had and when i looked at his account history it looked like constant deposits of his pay checks and it
Hit me , why ami not doing the same???????
Dina Kay ...so you mean he was just getting paid?
C U they’re saying that the person was depositing their pay checks but was not spending a lot and was saving.
Yes his deposits were way more and way bigger than his withdrawals
Also, never go into debt. If you do both of those things, you will be the richest of all your friends. I wish I had done that when I was 18.
Also only made sure had enough spent to pay rent or bills any. maybe was not materalistic like some or many. he has or had goals and so made sure he put so much into account before or after he made sure the essential was paid or bought at time. we all can be doing same if did not feel need buy wants all time and just got needs anytime. i have a savings going for future plans, so ready to do what gotta later.
Says beans on toast are dirty but has a possum on his head.
And you have a dead rat on yours
His mum’s voice is so ASMR, I can’t cope
What the hell is ASMR?
The charity shop is a dream, omg.
Down to a £100 a month on clothes... I don't even spend a £100 a year on clothes, lol.
A major takeaway from the episodes I’ve binged is that fashion in the 2000’s was awful
I loved fashion then bc nothing made sense. Hankercheif tops. Bandanas. Juicy couture tracksuits. Trucker hats. Dresses over jeans. It's all mismatched and ugly but I love it bc it's nostalgic.
@@PSL_Lover2024 Juicy couture tracksuits - kmn (sigh)
@@annas4714 I was just looking those up yesterday with the word Juicy written on the butt lol. They're still too expensive for me 😭
Personally I think the obsession of fashion is one of the biggest problems with society as well as the need to impress or fit in with everyone else and women wearing so much paint on their faces it's just crazy and it's that mentality I guess is what can cause so many problems in life such as debit
Back in the days when I used to go out on a Friday night on the pull I never dressed to impress I never paid huge sums of money on clothes just to get laid if I couldn't pull just because my choice of clothes didn't fit their obsession over fashion in my eyes they aren't worth my time
Thankfully I did reasonably well in life I guess because I used my brains and self respect and choose to use my money wisely and saved well by not wasting life impressing others and now living in another country and it feels good to be around people who actually appreciate being around others without judging them based on the label on their jeans but rather accept for who I am and have a really nice woman with self respect she doesn't even use makeup and looks a million times better without that face paint a real woman
Yup
Feels like he's completely missing the point, cadging money, taxis and cigarettes off his mates. That's not a long=term way to proceed.
What does cadging mean bro? i know there is google, but whatever. I wanna ask instead
well said, he is using people
I THOUGHT THEY WERE GONNA SAY FIVE WEEKS TO LIVE AFTER "He's living on borrowed time" my god who starts off like that
karly lmaoooooo that would be wild 😂
Hard to believe that this young man is a student at university doing a course on , of all things, ' business studies '.
brian rodney shut up u dosser
Brian he has actually graduated in business studies 🤔
Talk about irony🙄🙄😩
Not surprising - there are doctors with bad health...
@@annas4714 poor health isn't a choice, poor financial decisions are.
Baked beans on toast - yummy!
me binging on all these shows is preparing me for the future
Mum's a class act 💯💯💯. I feel for him, being at public school with a budget must have been very very scary more than anything i think that affected him the most. Dad left, no money, still in the same school with the same people VERY SCARY. He just needed to put himself in his mum's shoes for a minute and see it from her point of view. She did her best. FULL STOP. Keeping up with the Jones's is a fools errand.
ARLENE HUTCHINSON I love the last sentence of your comment.
well said!
**looks at bank account**
Yep, pointless keeping up with us 😂
I think there is a difference between Keeping up with the Joneses and wanting the best for your child or having ambition. People should want to better their lot in life, but it takes times, hard work, and perseverance. So many people today want to change their state in life in an instant and it just doesn’t work that way.
This was probably 20 years ago or so. I’m looking at those once fancy electronics, TV 📺 screens and music equipment of yesterday. They look antiquated now 😂
Please bring this back. I love it!
Beans on toast is boring but so is pizza, chicken w/ fries, cheap take out.
He is a fake wanna-be-snob
Jan Jacobsen Seems devoid of a personality, replacing it by chasing trends. That gets expensive and lonely after a while.
He and his friends look like children playing at being grown ups lol
I absolutely get his fear of poverty and how being exposed to wealth makes you hyper aware of what you don't have. Hopefully he can use that motivation to build wealth instead of spending away his fear of poverty
Where does poverty come from? Poverty means you HAVE no money, rather than you SPEND no money.
Typical studying business studies and can't hand his cash?
Really nice, engaging guy. Great personality. I hope he’s doing great.
He's complaining about poverty and homes of the richer while he's growing up you'd think he'd be more motivated to get himself his own home; use less borrowed funds and work on that steady flow of income into financial freedom/stability. I don't have my life together but best believe I don't spend what I don't have.
Did you watch the show
@@thomers2451I did, there's no excuse for his behaviour. So mummy and daddy got divorced and he suddenly found he couldn't get everything he wanted (although I don't know where daddy's contribution was), yet his mum still worked 3 jobs so he could have a decent education. Spoilt, selfish brat!
Who in their right mind takes a cab to work everyday?
People like me with mobility problems. Don't judge. At least now I'm retired I can stay in I I need to.
@@anniespencer7879 Jumping on a casual comment based on your special circumstances seems particularly ill spirited. The comment was obviously a reference to the demographic represented in this video, and no, I don't feel the need to caveat with "apart from the physically challenged and other similarly extenuating circumstances". My brother is heavily handicapped and cannot go anywhere unaccompanied, but I don't see him getting bitter and playing the oversensitive victim card at every turn. "Don't judge", my eye.
Correction, who in their right mind and full mobility takes a cab to work every day. I remember when Alan Sugar sent a cab to carry Francis every day. Later he got her a chauffeur, he put the taxi tab on company expense I reckon, company expense isn't taxed like salary.
@@anniespencer7879that's different and no doubt you got disability living allowance to help pay for things like that. No is judging you, we're talking about an able bodied, young man here.
We are too long overdue a New Series!
I have shopped thrift stores garage sales Church sales for many years and I wear my clothing until they're worn out even my shoes are bought this way. My daughter furnished a lot of her home by shopping this way
I kind of know how he felt. My parents divorced, and my life changed from being secure to insecure several times. I do not spend like him, but I have had my issues. I get really insecure about food if I feel like I can't go shopping for a bit. I have run out before, so I don't like wasting it or someone to eat all of it.
But why weren't both your parents providing?
This is teaching me a lesson not to go and debt and save my 💰 are use it wisely.
Latonya Watts There’s nothing wrong with spending as long as you do it within your means and keeping a budget. If he’s smarter, he could live cheaper while eating and living healthier (he could do without the cigars and fast food if he wanted to) and finding incredible bargains on clothes. If you’re willing to hunt intelligently, you’d be surprised by how much you can save. Besides, he has the palate of a teenager.
Thank you for this. So love this series.
Can’t help but think you can’t live this way forever even if you can afford it financially
Awww my hometown..feel homesick now. Recognising a lot of places and streets...that benny seems familar too lol
the real punishment should be to make him clean the mess up, he'll learn real fast.
I cant believe he studies Business Studies.... n he doesnt keep track of money.
love the show but this episode was one of a kind..
Bless him old Ben back at it again with no clue about brands Haha
Dré, hope you are doing really well and are content and happy👍👌
Hello J B
Four hats?! How many does he have already? He is always wearing one. How many hats does one person need?
His mother really needs to reconcile with him about her dysfunctional behaviors during the divorce. Parent - child relationships take a beating. Our family is still working on it, and it has been decades.
@Alison Brown So you don't think mother and son should address the issues to help him heal? Read my post again, and try to comprehend my point instead of going on the defensive!
How is her behaviour dysfunctional? You worked 3 jobs so he could get a good education.
Also, where were his father's financial contributions? Getting divorced does not absolve you from responsibilities to your children.
so his trauma was from being the only family divorced in his school? seriously? how about, 'thanks mom, for loving me no matter what happens'? no sympathy here.
He was a child. And if divorce was as uncommon as he says or if he thought it was...yes, it would be traumatic. Not to mention seeing his family and home torn apart was certain to be traumatic. Hello?
@@fdm2155 hello? seriously? not a hard concept but keep it in perspective. hello? overuse of the word trauma.
@@beatyea5711 I disagree. Are you suggesting that a young child wouldn't be traumatized by the breakup of his family? By such a radical shift in his home and home life? I think you are confused by the fact that the Andre in the series is 23 or24 years old and the fact that the trauma happened when he was a child. It's not that unusual for children of divorced parents to have unresolved issues about it. His mother notes that both parents were also going through personal crises at the time.
@@fdm2155 not at all. his mother was very focused on making sure to do her best to care for him. divorce is a harsh and hurtful situation. my point was that to continue to blame and punish his mother was ridiculous. confused? no. just not ok with blaming the mother.
Maybe he was more found of this father but the system forced him to be with his mother
I love it when they say "I will give it a try" blimey, they will be in prison if they don't change their ways
Kind of ironic with his reference to prison food being better!
No one goes to prison over debt nowadays thank goodness. Just get a very poor credit rating for years & might struggle to get a mortgage.
I'd say lots of these people actually have the will to look rich as the root cause for their money wasting and huge debt...
Benjamin read his door sign as 'Doctor E' 🤣
sarah lane He might’ve been trying to be funny.....
What a spoiled brat. You can't spend money that you don't have. Little boy needs to learn how to make his own meals on the little that he CAN afford. I do it all the time!
He's so young. It's party, party, party. He doesn't have a clue about life yet. He's going to burn the candles out early.
This was 15 years ago. Wonder where he is now?
lol ominous
He was young...in 2005
Very interested in this programe thank you.x
In some way I do understand where he coming from my parents divorce dad just walked out left us with nothing my mum also very ill with depression I to had run house pay the bills making sure my brother got to school at sixteen but I never held it against her in some weird way it taught me some valuable live lessons he should thank his mum for keeping him in private school because she work three jobs so what she had to sell the furniture maybe she did go wrong but we all make mistakes my mum made some mistakes never held it against just forever grateful that she sill here. Hope he's a better place today then when the show air.
Maybe he needs to Upper his game, and start making more,..Besides , all this fancy equipment in shared house is not the brightest idea.Someone may arrange a Burglary
1700 on a projector 🤣👌
Poor mom rarely sees him. I would think he would want to help and make sure she is doing okay.
the behaviour analysis and the lifestyle alternatives are still applicable nowadays.
His electric bill is sky high from when he plugs himself into the mains to do his hair each morning
That chaufer is not impressed with these guys.
If the zipper broke on the jacket, could he have taken it back? If the store didn't have a return policy, he could've either had it fixed or replaced, and it would still be cheaper than buying a new one.
Toni Spaulding I was thinking that. Even in vintage stores you have 14 to 30 days to return the item and a zip is easily fixable and cheap but it shouldn't just break easily if it's a good quality jacket. The thing is it's "easier" just to go buy something new and ignore the financial consequences.
Trouble is that you have to want to fix it. Guess the guy was just too fecking lazy and used it to justify not buying more second hand/ retro clothing. 🙄
And here I am trying too hard to get my start-up started. No holidays in 25 years. No binge nights. His week's worth could get my staet-up kicking. The irony...! 1st world problems?
one of a kind if your start ups not taken off in 25 years and your sat watching YT noes the time to give it up I think!
He may resent his mom for being “poor”. I think it’s easy to compare when his schoolmates came from privileged backgrounds
Agree. Being the poorest kid at a private school would not be easy for any kid.
Bollox...he's a snob
Heard of tge vile 'cast'
Hahaha the latest technology! Looks so old fashioned now.
This guy is just looking for acceptance from others
Matthew Rogers That’s what happens with people that don’t have a personality. They often look to others to be their persona rather than working on themselves. Not an ounce of self evaluation.
He’s just immature and that was getting him into trouble. I can’t even watch all this because he is just spoiled. I thinks he something he’s not. Who are you people when I got into trouble with debt when I was younger? We were there, so I got out of it, myself. And now my rating is sky high. And I can put a lot of money each month in the bank. That’s what we called learning. We have a GOD shaped hole in our heart and we try to fill with everything but Him.
Why are these people always club promoters? Nvm it totally makes sense.
bloody hell i forgot how cool 2005 was
1 first year into work as a 16 year old shy boy think my first monthly payslip was £450 and felt like a millionaire never seen so much money in my account haha
HE is not cool. He is terrible
Sam Forshaw it was nice in 2005 not like now
Ah my mid-20s. Which is exactly how old i see myself in my mind - mirror tells me the truth!
Business studies, 27k in debt
Second hand stores can be fun, I have found some clothing that was big bucks $$$ when new
Same
I only shop in thrift stores. Love them ❤
Life is all about balance!
Dre! What are you up to these days? Talk to us...
Hes made it in life . He founded a company Beats and sold it for billions .
My bad guess I “forgot about about Dre” 😑
B B - you haven’t heard any of his music? He pioneered that west coast vibe!
B B the way the man said “i really want one” at 4:22 I’m guessing more gay marriage and two dogs
@@SuperKiko112 definitely not. He has a couch surfing account
15:50. Is that girl on the dance floor actually dead?! 😌
not yet !
£11 grand on a tv no way I paid £20 on a 32 inch and I've had it for years (a friend was moving out and they needed the tv gone immediately so they said £20)
Yep Im down to see how he does in prison. And what friends he can make for the wrong types of things
But according to him he'll be getting decent meals!
If he was to sell all that equipment he would probably be able to cleat some off that debt!
Would love to know how he's getting on now in 2022.
£1 Bristol to London megabus, it would be at least 10x that today. That inflation.
That is still cheap as chips.
i remember those days
someone please explain what in tarnation was happening in corner @15:51
23:35 check the back ground sound LMAO
Where’s the Father? We need updates on all these shows.