Carpet patching is a thing, but normally it's done when the home owner has leftover pieces from when the carpet was installed so it actually matches and doesn't look like Frankenstein's monster
As a woman, I believe that being frugal and mindful with your spending is important, especially when you don't have a lot of money. However, when you have the means to live comfortably and provide for yourself and your family, there is no reason to continue being an extreme cheapskate. In my opinion, it's okay to be a cheapskate when you're struggling financially, but once you've achieved financial stability, it's important to live a balanced life and enjoy the benefits of your hard work. It's important to find a balance between saving money and enjoying the fruits of your labor. Being excessively frugal can lead to missing out on important experiences and opportunities, and can also strain relationships with loved ones.
I TOTALLY understand second hand embarrassment, that's why some of these reality shows are too much for me. Thanks for making them entertaining Kris! Oh and thanks for the compliment Pete, I needed that today🙂
I'm 40, and never knew what to call it when I'm embarrassed for/with someone👁👄👁 It's so obvious now🤦🏼♀️ I'm sure someone has secondhand embarrassed for me admitting this🤣🙋🏼♀️
SO THATS WHAT ITS CALLED !!! I feel it all the time when i’m watching movies i can’t see some scenes in movies i already watched because i get so embarrassed when the character is doing something stupid
What really irritated me about these Extreme Cheapskates is they seem to find the MOST RIDICULOUS ways to SHOW they are cheap. You can be smart with your money and your expenses and diy stuff without it being in your face and over the top. The pool thing for one, instead of using the pool water to wash the dishes, they can use it to water the plants or flush the toilet or clean the driveway. Anything but using it on plates you have to eat on. At this point, I am 75% convinced that they care more about LOOKING cheap than actually saving money.
Yup, that was just ridiculous! You can dumpster dive behind the hardware store or one of those reclamation building supply places and get 90% of the stuff they were too lazy to replace. Heck there’s free couches and furniture all over the place if you look for it. The fact that they have nothing just shows how lazy they are. Also being cheap doesn’t mean being filthy!
Compared to Canadian prices it probably seems cheaper in the States, but keep in mind how much our healthcare costs and how little we are paid. It evens out.
I genuinely worked with a carpet fitter who knew how to sew join carpet together and made himself a patchwork carpet out of Axminster samples. They were old patterns that were no longer sold so he took them and made himself a full Axminster carpet, worth thousands, for free. Though tbf, it looked a hell of a lot better than the one in these videos 😂
You could see the anger on that poor girl's face. She didn't deserved such a horrible date. She was just being nice. And you can tell on her face that she wanted to say so many things but just tried really hard to bottle them in. He will forever be alone. And he desserves it.
Exactly! Their “repairs” lowered their property value to the point they should have just spent the damn money. A full floor of cheap carpet is better then piece work of any type of carpet.
My mom just passed and when the grief get to overwhelming I watch your videos for a while and you genuinely make me laugh. It's my lifeline right now. Don't ever change kris
My dad sometimes works in demolition, and we haven’t bought brand new chairs and sofas because we have got second hand ones that were perfectly good. We didn’t get a huge play ground it our backyard and we wash our dishes normally.
Kris: he 's got a shower head,10 points for Jamie ! 3 seconds later, Jamie takes shower with clothes Kris: short sharp gasp, showers with his clothes on -12,000 points for Jamie
It’s amazing how purchasing quality in the first place can save you hundreds in the long run. I still use the pots and pans that my Mom purchased in the 80’s. 😂
What she said about her cheapskate date: "Nice guy over all." What she actually meant: "This once-a-week-flushing, kid-menu-rationing, clothes-while-showering psycho should be on every woman's "Oh hell no!" dating blacklist.
Did you notice that when he asked for a second date, she was like yeah I had a good time; thanks for taking me out. She avoided his question because she didn't want to go out with him again
My ex husband would fit into this family so well. We bought a great house and I was so motivated to do some cheap improvements that would make it much more sellable later. He didn't want to spend any money until something actually broke. When I divorced him I was in the middle of taking apart the deck and he wouldn't help. So when I moved out I didn't care and let him have the damn house. And he was like you left me with this house I can't sell. No one will want it with a deck half torn off. I'm like yeah... that's what I kept telling you so you didn't want to work with me or use money on it. So yeah have fun.
My family wasn’t wealthy, we shopped at thrift stores, yard sales, and grew/raised our own food. Definitely frugal, but the biggest difference I see is Dignity perhaps? And yes I do feel the second hand embarrassment 😫 it hurts.
Mary on Richard's phone That's the way I was raised but my mom made it fun and said that we were the rich people because we had money left over at the end of the week because of our frugality My brother and I washed windows if we wanted to extra pair of shoes I started a sidewalk crack cleaning service and got paid to maintain it I just made sure every house I approached was on my way to school so maintaining was stooped down grab that stupid weed and be done for the month easy money we had to use our brains we straightened out nails and sold them back to the same contractors that bent them owner of the building company noticed we were doing it and told us to sell them to him and he paid us three times what a new nail would be because we were so enterprising so now don't feel shame because you're smarter than everybody else now and you can survive a financial catastrophe a whole lot better than the rich folk who have their money all tied up and you know how to grow your own food so you're healthier if you don't use any chemicals we never use chemicals couldn't afford them so we had to get out at night with a light and catch the insects at night before they ate our food hugs to you honey
Agreed, to say you want to live a simple lifestyle and not have a high cost of living but then want to sell for a bigger house, why? There house is beyond practical for the size of their family and they don't utilize the space they have so they want a larger more empty home? So impractical and their practices don't actually seem effective at living low cost. Smaller house, garden instead of grass, thrift or purchase high quality items and you can live a lower cost lifestyle that is in no way tacky like this
@@tessadieter1201 I think they’re thinking of investment perhaps? Makes no sense to me because actual bare dirt/land IMO is a better investment. But that’s me.
“Maybe that’s how they got there, by being cheapskates.” 100% correct. I can’t remember who said it, but someone said “Single digit millionaires are not rich, they’re worried,” and it’s completely true.
Yeah seriously. This family clearly isn't broke and this behavior... it has to be staged, right? There's no reason for this. There's frugal, and then there's dumb. This is for shock value.
For real I grew up in a bright yellow 2 bedroom single wide trailer with 5 siblings I slept in my parents room until 13 then I was the only kid under 18 and got the other bedroom to my self the bathroom floor under the washing machine rotted out you could see the water heater behind the sink it's like dude these people in fancy houses oh cheapskates yea 🙄
Yeah, really. My grandma would buy a $10 dresser at a yard sale and somehow make that thing look like $100. These people would buy a $100 dresser and make it look like $10!
The first date I ever went on the guy literally said "I don't have a lot of money do you mind ordering off the kids menu?". Not wanting to be rude I said no problem, when the server came to take our order he ordered a full sized adult meal and ate the whole thing. I had a grilled cheese sandwich and like 10 fries lol.
@crazycreaturestudios3895 Girl I'm amazed at that fact too. I would've went to the bathroom praying that it had a window large enough for me to sneak out of. That guy is a cocky rude little butthole. That guy was a nightmare and a half. He looked like if someone (probably the cheapscape family) combined a shaved toothbrush and a thumb together.
My question is, where tf is his money going? He lives rent free, collects money from roomates, has a job, does medical studies. Where tf is his money? Is he just stockpiling it? For what? You can't take it with you when ya die
@@erinpurdeyif anything, it should have been the opposite! If he really was struggling (which is fine) but could afford a full meal for himself, he should have let her get a full meal and ordered off the kids menu himself
sometimes i will literally turn something off if it’s too awkward or embarrassing, that’s how much i get second hand embarrassment. i feel your pain kris 😂
When I’m watching a movie or show for the first time and there’s something awkward, I can deal with it because I don’t know what will happen. But if I’m watching something again, than ya. I do that
“Here. Is. Your. One. Rib?” There is a line between saving money and endangering health? Like, my mom goes on Facebook market place and finds furniture for cheaper/free. Or thrift stores. And also, literally using a fucking cup is the same thing as what that dude was doing? But better? We have cups from when I was a baby. 20+ years old. Buy a cup. Buying one thing, and using it for years is both more cost effective and sustainable. (It also would have been less expensive for him to buy a larger tub of unflavored yogurt and use one of his jelly packs to flavor a bowl) I just. Fight me.
The first house might be a handymans dream. Those issues really drive the price down but if you can fix it yourself it's quite affordable to repair/improve
Yes and no. Home repairs are like icebergs: the easy things to fix are just what you see, but only 10% of the dangerous things you don't below... Such as hot water tank, leaky pipes, etc. Many "handy men" thinking such a house is a fixer upper often pay much more in repairs than what they saved on the house.
@@Maninawig not true. If u replace waterheater etc...u know the quality and lifespan of new item. Seller usually only needs to decide to get higher price w repairs or a reduced price w no money spent on repairs. The only advantage is a quicker sale on a turn key house. That house was not a fixerupper tho. It just needed decluttered and cleaned
@@crabtrap sorry if I misspoke. I was not referring to proper house repairs, but the cosmetic repairs that the family used which can actually hide potential safety hazards in ways that a handyman might not see during the sale. One example my (plumber) cousin told me (and why he doesn't do repairs) was a burst pipe he was asked to fix. The client had bought the house 6 months ago with no major problems listed, but when my cousin checked out the leak, he had discovered a Frankensteined mess of sharkbites and pipe trimmings... Not only were the cuts not straight (making the sharkbite seals guaranteed to fail), but the guy mixed brass and copper pipes, leading to galvanized corrosion that even made it's way to the hot water tank... That "DIY repair" with no records that was hidden for the sale cost the new owner a pretty penny as my cousin had to gut and replace all the plumbing and the HW tank. So going back to my previous statement, the house might be a good project for a handyman, but it can also be hiding a financial sinkhole.
@@Maninawig thats why smart people hire pro home inspectors. When i buy a house....if i see any half assed repair to fix a cheap issue, o assume they sharkbite or flex taped the big stuff
@@crabtrap do you think the inspector has a magical 3D imaging software? Cause a plumber couldn't even find a sharkbite hidden behind drywall, let alone an inspector. The inspector just tests the dryness of the gypsum, looks for damages, age, wear and tare, and calls it a day. They are also not liable for missing such things as "there was no indication that the guy even made repairs"... I have been in construction and have talked to inspectors... They can't figure out what they can't see. And fun fact: Being made of wood, North American homes shift over the year, so what might be a water tight sharkbite seal now would only need that tiny twist to completely break... At no fault of this inspector for not knowing.
If they live in that expensive house but can’t afford basic furniture or repairs, they clearly are living outside their budget. That isn’t being a cheapskate, that is living outside one’s means.
@@tyronekracht461 that was sort of my point. I was taking them at their words to show that they shouldn’t be in that house if they can’t make such simple repairs.
@@natashamiller4860 You’re completely missing the point here, and also- there’s a HUGE difference between can’t and won’t. You’re failing to grasp the cheapskate concept. These people clearly have money and are choosing not to spend it on things they don’t deem as necessary or “worthy”. I don’t think for a minute they’re living outside their means. I think they’re idiot savants who pick and choose where to spend their money. They can afford a nice big house and they can afford to furnish it nicely if they wanted to, but they think its a waste of money. They’re definitely the type who has plenty of money to take a nice vacation, so they do- they’ll spend a small fortune flying to hawaii but then they get the smallest room in a mediocre hotel, make the kids sleep on the floor and “cook” all of their meals out of the in room kitchenette because they don’t want to spend money on “frivolous” lodging and restaurants because they consider it a waste. But then they’ll happily spend a bunch of money on activities/experiences. Unfortunately I’ve known people like this. They don’t see value in maintenance expenses, preventative expenses, or non essential repairs (shower head, carpet, fence paint) so they spend as little as possible on those things and then splurge in other areas. None of the people I know who have done this are living outside their means. None have debt outside of a mortgage and occasionally a car payment (but paying interest is wasteful so they prefer to purchase vehicles outright vs financing them). I’m not saying I agree with it, I’m actually quite opposed. But its not the same as living outside their means.
@@nicholem4831 no I am not missing the point. I very much agree with you. I was looking at the way they act…they act as if they are not capable of fixing those basic, necessary repairs. And my point is that logic works no better because if you can’t afford to maintain your home, you are living outside your means in the very same way that just not wanting to is equally wrong. Either excuse falls short. THAT is my point. What I was doing was using logic to show the holes in their reasoning of their position.
I love how everytime cheapskates try to save money they end up making things look so bad to where it will eventually cost more than it would've in the first place😂
You know the whole thing about furniture being expensive? Yeah… when I got my own place I furnished it completely (minus my bed) for about $300 by shopping at thrift stores. You don’t have to live like that just because you don’t wanna spend 20k, there’s being frugal and there’s making life hard on yourself because you’re ignorant when it comes to reasonable ways to save money.
The secondhand embarrassment was STRONG with me lol! The Dollar store has sets of dishes and pots/pans for less than $20-$30, they sell plastic AND glass cups too...
Go to target now and they have college dorm sets of silverware, dishes, pans...hell, I found individual plates for .50¢. might be plastic but we have a total of $20 spent on all silverware and dishes for a group of eight. You don't have to spend a lot to have things look nice
A carpet store gave me 30 carpet samples one year for my classroom. It was for our reading area. The kids would pick up a carpet sample when it was time to read and drop it onto the floor to sit on during reading time. The kids loved it. That said, that's about the only use I can think of for those carpet samples.
After seeing her on tiktok so much I love that I came across this channel, she’s so funny and one of the tiktokers that actually do RUclips well and don’t just assume their tiktok fame will make them good on RUclips
Some of them get worse too, like this one lady who's actually rich and replaces canned tuna with cat food, and a different one drives around a band but charges them for every time they need a ride yet some how turned an old hospital into a house or something like that
I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets secondhand embarrassment, there’s some parts of shows I have to skip or leave the room during because of it and my family gets so confused.
omg i get it just all the time like literally all my friends know it and my family xD i just start like screaming or running down the halls or going into comments and spamming the skip button because i get so embarresed
That family does realize all the money they were “saving” on dishes was running down the drain in the shower because the lack of water pressure would most likely increase the time in the shower trying to wash off the soap. Honestly, I was even surprised they didn’t all just share the same tub water like people used to do when they didn’t have running water inside houses. Also, I can’t believe that lady said yea to letting them borrow her furniture, I would have told them to rent it like everyone else who stages a house or to go to a garage sale. Also, that house is probably in such disrepair and I hope the people who bought it didn’t suffer too horribly.
I'm surprised they didn't have the kids take a bath in the pool. My mom's done that before, fill up the kiddie pool and then when we were done swimming have us scrub down.
I would've let my furniture to my neighbors for a party or occasion but not if they're putting it for sale , I mean they'll just sell the house and run away and if I go to the new owners and ask for my furnitures they're gonna be like " f*** off , we paid for all this ."
What really grinds my gears with the second dude is the lack of effort he put into that date. Sure, the restaurant he picked was 'cheaper than sushi' but it was still clearly at a price range that made him uncomfortable, and as a result he made it an uncomfortable experience for her too. It's not difficult to plan a really fun, super cheap date, but a restaurant where 90% of the menu is out of your price range ain't it. Like Kris said, there's nothing wrong with fast food for a first date, or if you don't want to buy a whole meal, go get ice cream, or a cup of coffee, go for a walk somewhere pretty, check out a free art gallery, have a picnic in the park with some homemade PB&Js, go to the beach, find a place that does free comedy shows, or a local sports game, a place that does cheap pool, or open mic karaoke, or unlimited arcade nights. Some of the best dates I've ever been on have cost less than $10. Or like, just come out and say 'Hey, do you mind paying for your own meal?'. I guarantee she'd prefer that to you bring all controlling about what she can order. Seriously, this guy will put in the effort to figure out exactly how much money he's saving by not flushing the toilet, but won't put in five minutes to plan an actual fun, cheap date? Also, obviously the toilet thing is super disgusting, but also, he's washing his clothes in the shower? Does that mean he only washes and wears one set of clothes per week, or is he going through a whole pile of laundry and scrubbing them under the shower? That's... actually not super efficient, he'd save more water and money by taking quicker showers and using a wash tub. Maybe then he could afford to flush that gross toilet?
As someone whos worked in retail in the flooring department, you NEVER want to get “sections” of carpet replaced because you run into the issue of needing to obviously replace all the carpet. A new carpet roll may be the same color, make model brand ext. but the “dye lot” may be different by a slight difference that it’s unnoticeable until it’s placed next to each other (ex. Carpet samples) this creates a significant difference thus making your home look…cheap… if you do it the way like this family wants. Just spend the $1K-3K it’ll take (depending if it’s sold by the yard or foot) to avoid this shit 8:18
This was extremely entertaining but omg i cannot believe people live like this, AND are willing to go on TV and broadcast it?! I'm in Ireland and if people here do actually live like this, they hide it very well lol. Loving the channel Kris! :)
"I save about $30 a month not flushing" and you couldn't have used that extra $30 you saved to pay for a decent dinner for both of you? ngl, I would have absolutely left the second he said they flush once a week.
@@christianjust2654 idk $40 or $50 a month? But I agree I don't think there's any way he's saving $30 with just toilets. Edit: I looked it up and I live in one of the top 10 most expensive water states, cuz I live in the desert
I don't know what he was thinking telling her all about his "money saving secrets" on their first date, either. Especially with how he took half of what she ordered for her food. He clearly has control issues, that loser.
@@eat_pray_porg8450 I think it was tbh to her about what she’s in for plus I’m pretty sure it’s faked and it’s also none of are places to judge him for his very very weird hobby
@@kvjackal7980 We always played Dodge the dagger growing up. My brother had a black dagger, we'd throw it over the power line at night and try to not get hit with it😂😁Siblings... Am I right😂
I remember Pete from the tik tok of Riley trying to run away be she looks sadly at Pete and goes, “ I can’t take you Pete😭” lol love you Kris! Keep making people laugh!
When we moved back to the US from Morocco, we had almost no money and we rented the smallest, cheapest apartment in our city and got our furniture for free from a church member who was getting rid of stuff and knew our situation. A lot of other stuff we got at second hand stores or for free on Craigslist or FB marketplace. We only had one tiny car that we bought from a friend of a friend, and thankfully we live in a region where a LOT of people own trucks, so we had no problem borrowing a truck to pick these things up. Having a close church community helps so much. There’s no reason to live in a giant house with broken (and dangerous) stuff or just to be GROSS.
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Watching them fix up their house to sell was the most irritating part. The whole point of doing so is to increase the property value if they spend a little extra to fix it right they could make a lot more off of it. At that point they aren't being cheap, they are being stupid 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
But they seriously think their cheapskate way will give it the same extra value. Such things would be SUPER weird in my country btw. We don't sell houses decorated with fake furniture and carpeted and whatever. We sell them empty and clean. We only really sell them with floors and such when it's remodeled by a crew or whatever and they want to sell it "all done", but generally we always replace flooring and everything when we move in and we take our own furniture with us from our old home... Really only built-ins stay
Agreed, but what makes me angry is the fact that they want a BIGGER house but they don’t fill the one they have. Why on earth do they want a bigger house?
I was just thinking this. Even if it was only $20 they wasted money and time on that carpet because they didn’t add value to the house, anyone who buys it is still going to replace the carpet. Shoulda spent that money on a shower head instead 😅 As if this same channel doesn’t have shows with people flipping houses just like that one. Sell it to them…
@@theBabyDead we don't sell houses with fake furniture either, it's called staging, and most people replace shit in the house when they move in as well
I too struggle deeply with second hand embarrassment…. You know that cringy, awkwardly embarrassing scene in a movie? I’m the one covering my ears and burrowing my face into a pillow while cringing *so* hard
"I want a girl to like me for me" Honey, no. Flushing the toilet once a week and stealing your date's food isn't a personality. You're just sad. You want a relationship, learn to make sacrifices for her, no one's gonna want to sacrifice all their shit for you.
This should WAY more likes than it does. First thing that popped into my head after he said that - "nobody is going to like you for you. Sorry, fella."
I have to give that girl a standing ovation .. when she was ordering she looked like she was dying inside but she powered through and remained polite and tried not to judge. I just hope she never had to see him ever again. 'Cheapskate' isn't the right word for these people. I hesitate to use the word I want but really... that guy's closet had about $300+ worth of t-shirts alone but he 's using yogurt containers for drinks? Wears his clothes while showering? Can you imagine the stains and parts where the soap wasn't washed out enough... blech
Yeah like it’s way bigger than my house but I’m not a cheapskate to THAT extreme most I would do is not use a lot of toothpaste, make my own meals because sometimes it’s wayy cheaper and tastier, and not leave lights on while I’m out or not leave water running like I would not wash my dishes in pee water 🤣
I legit can see the neighbor of the first family lending them her furniture just in hopes that they do actually sell the place and move away. Far away.
Sharing food with my wife is one of the best things ever, but at least we order an adult meal so we actually have something to share. Also, that plate with the one rib, that looks like they repo'd that from the dog....
If this guy took me on a date and said we had to share some food and didn’t even care if I was hungry, I would get up smack him with my purse and leave. PERIOD SIS.
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Carpet patching is a thing, but normally it's done when the home owner has leftover pieces from when the carpet was installed so it actually matches and doesn't look like Frankenstein's monster
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But you’re right tho.
Yeah I've heard of them taking pieces out of closets or other spaces where you won't see the carpet to patch elsewhere
Clever very clever
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Also (because I have met someone wanting this done) it is done on full carpets and not spot rugs.
These aren’t America’s extreme cheapskates. These are the world’s most dumbest life hacks
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if you say these are just the worst life hacks you've never seen kallmekris other vid
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If I was on a date and he kept saying, “you’re not very hungry are you? We can share one meal, right?” I would feel like he’s calling me fat.
Same o.o
Your not that desperate are you?
We can end this date early, right?
@@itsfrickenkirby2537 ya
@@itsfrickenkirby2537 So true!
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As a woman, I believe that being frugal and mindful with your spending is important, especially when you don't have a lot of money. However, when you have the means to live comfortably and provide for yourself and your family, there is no reason to continue being an extreme cheapskate. In my opinion, it's okay to be a cheapskate when you're struggling financially, but once you've achieved financial stability, it's important to live a balanced life and enjoy the benefits of your hard work. It's important to find a balance between saving money and enjoying the fruits of your labor. Being excessively frugal can lead to missing out on important experiences and opportunities, and can also strain relationships with loved ones.
I TOTALLY understand second hand embarrassment, that's why some of these reality shows are too much for me. Thanks for making them entertaining Kris! Oh and thanks for the compliment Pete, I needed that today🙂
I'm 40, and never knew what to call it when I'm embarrassed for/with someone👁👄👁 It's so obvious now🤦🏼♀️ I'm sure someone has secondhand embarrassed for me admitting this🤣🙋🏼♀️
SO THATS WHAT ITS CALLED !!! I feel it all the time when i’m watching movies i can’t see some scenes in movies i already watched because i get so embarrassed when the character is doing something stupid
I'm just imagining Janet getting these people as a new neighbor...
"Riley, no. You cannot replace your doll with the garbage Cheryl said was a craft."
@Lily Eh would be too close to making fun of people who are cheap due to disorders or poverty
I feel like the neighbor agreed to let them use her furniture because she knows if they sell the house, she won't have to deal with them again.
My thoughts exactly! 🤣
It also couldve been cause she was being filmed, and didn’t wanna say no in front of the camera
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What really irritated me about these Extreme Cheapskates is they seem to find the MOST RIDICULOUS ways to SHOW they are cheap. You can be smart with your money and your expenses and diy stuff without it being in your face and over the top. The pool thing for one, instead of using the pool water to wash the dishes, they can use it to water the plants or flush the toilet or clean the driveway. Anything but using it on plates you have to eat on.
At this point, I am 75% convinced that they care more about LOOKING cheap than actually saving money.
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"We barely use the space we have, but let's buy a bigger house!" These people aren't cheapskates, they are just idiots
Hell yes. They don't need a bigger house. Why are they blowing their money on it
@Alice Vidz 😂
Yup, that was just ridiculous! You can dumpster dive behind the hardware store or one of those reclamation building supply places and get 90% of the stuff they were too lazy to replace.
Heck there’s free couches and furniture all over the place if you look for it. The fact that they have nothing just shows how lazy they are. Also being cheap doesn’t mean being filthy!
Exactly. Why not use the money for quality of living instead of larger house.
@Alice Vidz it would match their furniture also 😉
Greg: “Yea **SNIFF** we got Rog and Kevin… ” **GLARES** Rog: “It’s painful” 💀 that was the highlight of this video.
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So true
As a fellow Canadian with many American friends I’ve met online. The “I don’t know, everything’s cheap down there.” Got me good lmao
You can’t know enough about a country until you travel around it.
I'm also Canadian!
@@Xavier.699 you should be - someone from the usa
Compared to Canadian prices it probably seems cheaper in the States, but keep in mind how much our healthcare costs and how little we are paid. It evens out.
@@Xavier.699 I have to say theres some chaos down here - another from the USA
I genuinely worked with a carpet fitter who knew how to sew join carpet together and made himself a patchwork carpet out of Axminster samples. They were old patterns that were no longer sold so he took them and made himself a full Axminster carpet, worth thousands, for free.
Though tbf, it looked a hell of a lot better than the one in these videos 😂
Greg's date was an absolute champion. She was so nice even after all that.
She seems like the kind of girl who's had ex-boyfriends hold a gun to her head before and learned from the experience, absolutely.
I hope that TLC covered her expenses to go through this
She looked pissed though.. if my date looked at me like that I´d run..
@@johan.ohgren She was pissed, and so was I when I watched it. xD Uf the camera wasn’t rolling she most definitely would have walked out on him.
You could see the anger on that poor girl's face. She didn't deserved such a horrible date. She was just being nice. And you can tell on her face that she wanted to say so many things but just tried really hard to bottle them in. He will forever be alone. And he desserves it.
Congrats to the first couple, they probably lost TENS of thousands trying to save what couldn't have been more than $5k in repairs.
Exactly! Their “repairs” lowered their property value to the point they should have just spent the damn money. A full floor of cheap carpet is better then piece work of any type of carpet.
They are very lucky to have found each other.
All the buyers see is dollar signs on all the things they'll have to buy to fix it
Yeah never cheap out on aesthetics before selling your house, because buyers will gouge the shit out of you for it. Hell I did it myself, it works lol
Lol
"We only flush once a week"
Well that has to be a terrible week when someone has diarrhea
The minute I heard him say that....I just wanted to say goodbye to existence.
NO WONDER THAT TOILET 👀 SO NASTY......at least clean the damn thing.
That pore toilet.
I bet the roomies flush more then once a week. They are paying to live in his free condo
Was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂
every week has to be a terrible week
My mom just passed and when the grief get to overwhelming I watch your videos for a while and you genuinely make me laugh. It's my lifeline right now. Don't ever change kris
My dad sometimes works in demolition, and we haven’t bought brand new chairs and sofas because we have got second hand ones that were perfectly good. We didn’t get a huge play ground it our backyard and we wash our dishes normally.
Same but i think that's normal
the person who is reading this is very pog
@@skeppyfan3330 I know I was but thank you 😌
There's nothing wrong with second hand furniture... Keeps it out of the landfill!
But that's NORMAL
Kris: he 's got a shower head,10 points for Jamie !
3 seconds later,
Jamie takes shower with clothes
Kris: short sharp gasp, showers with his clothes on -12,000 points for Jamie
holy crap we watched the same video?! INSANE
Mood change real quick tho
But seriously who's Jamie?! Is Kris okay? 🙄
Yes we all watched the same video thank you
@@GlorifiedGremlin Yet you had to say so
“We are the cheapest family!”
Mr. Krabs: are you sure about that?
Please Don`t Read Me ( WARNING ) !!
It’s amazing how purchasing quality in the first place can save you hundreds in the long run. I still use the pots and pans that my Mom purchased in the 80’s. 😂
"He says you look scrumptious today"
*Is that a compliment or a threat?*
Both😂
Yes
Well-
That's just hilarious 😁
yeah
-Shows off animal plates-
"T-these were uh from my nephew's birthday party."
Kris " they are probably running around with the pans attacking each other"
Me "hmmm... seems like a misha and sergai thing...."
Funny thing is it spelt sergei so I understand why you spelt it like that
Misha and Sergei wouldn't even dare lol
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Yes it does
@@ST4RB01_F0Xx very much heh...
As soon as I saw that water bottle I immediately said someone was watching 5min crafts.. Died laughing when Kris said it afterwards
What she said about her cheapskate date: "Nice guy over all."
What she actually meant: "This once-a-week-flushing, kid-menu-rationing, clothes-while-showering psycho should be on every woman's "Oh hell no!" dating blacklist.
Did you notice that when he asked for a second date, she was like yeah I had a good time; thanks for taking me out. She avoided his question because she didn't want to go out with him again
My ex husband would fit into this family so well. We bought a great house and I was so motivated to do some cheap improvements that would make it much more sellable later. He didn't want to spend any money until something actually broke. When I divorced him I was in the middle of taking apart the deck and he wouldn't help. So when I moved out I didn't care and let him have the damn house. And he was like you left me with this house I can't sell. No one will want it with a deck half torn off. I'm like yeah... that's what I kept telling you so you didn't want to work with me or use money on it. So yeah have fun.
What you did was very
Awsome
Ayeee get it
That was so a power move! Hope you're doing fine.
I love you
👏
Kris: That house is so big
Narrator: They have contemplated moving into a larger space
they are so fake lmao
@Gia Jimenez I'm guessing the family (maybe the narrator). And i agree with this
Kris obviously isnt ❤
kris's mcdonalds date story was genuinely adorable ❤
Ikkk
Pete- we flush one a week
Kris- * literally flinching *
as she should be, that's so digusting
May the toilet rest in peace....
@@the_lesbian_dandelion7881 yes
Lol ikr
He said it during the house tour, but still. I was waiting for the reaction
My family wasn’t wealthy, we shopped at thrift stores, yard sales, and grew/raised our own food. Definitely frugal, but the biggest difference I see is Dignity perhaps?
And yes I do feel the second hand embarrassment 😫 it hurts.
🤣🤣 Yes! Dignity is priceless.
Mary on Richard's phone That's the way I was raised but my mom made it fun and said that we were the rich people because we had money left over at the end of the week because of our frugality My brother and I washed windows if we wanted to extra pair of shoes I started a sidewalk crack cleaning service and got paid to maintain it I just made sure every house I approached was on my way to school so maintaining was stooped down grab that stupid weed and be done for the month easy money we had to use our brains we straightened out nails and sold them back to the same contractors that bent them owner of the building company noticed we were doing it and told us to sell them to him and he paid us three times what a new nail would be because we were so enterprising so now don't feel shame because you're smarter than everybody else now and you can survive a financial catastrophe a whole lot better than the rich folk who have their money all tied up and you know how to grow your own food so you're healthier if you don't use any chemicals we never use chemicals couldn't afford them so we had to get out at night with a light and catch the insects at night before they ate our food hugs to you honey
@@richardrybicki749 That is so smart!!! I love that your mom made it fun, she must have been such a good role model!!
Agreed, to say you want to live a simple lifestyle and not have a high cost of living but then want to sell for a bigger house, why? There house is beyond practical for the size of their family and they don't utilize the space they have so they want a larger more empty home? So impractical and their practices don't actually seem effective at living low cost. Smaller house, garden instead of grass, thrift or purchase high quality items and you can live a lower cost lifestyle that is in no way tacky like this
@@tessadieter1201 I think they’re thinking of investment perhaps?
Makes no sense to me because actual bare dirt/land IMO is a better investment. But that’s me.
*Kris:* “My first date with Aaron was McDonald’s.”
Me: *Well, now I know what my first date will be*
My first kiss was in a McDonald's parking lot
I love that he said "I'll just have one rib." and the cook cut the smallest rib off the rack!
Kris: our first date was at McDonald's and we got chicken nuggets
Me: So Riley's love for chicken nuggets was because of this! 😂
Dino nuggies 😁
Dino nuggiesss
‘Walks are free’ sounds like something scout leader Boone would say on a date 😂😂
17:00 "Do you like chicken nuggets"
Riley: "Are dey dino nuggies?"
Man if i could show you i would... im 15 and still lovd dino nuggies to DEATH
@@cosmic.... I’m 22 and I still eat them 4 times a week for dinner 😭 Dino nuggies are the best
“Maybe that’s how they got there, by being cheapskates.” 100% correct. I can’t remember who said it, but someone said “Single digit millionaires are not rich, they’re worried,” and it’s completely true.
TLC: Presents a "cheap family"
Literally everyone living below the poverty line: awkward silence.... "so, uh, do we tell them?"
I think part of TLC’s cheapskate show is that it’s by choice, not by financial requirement
Yeah seriously. This family clearly isn't broke and this behavior... it has to be staged, right? There's no reason for this. There's frugal, and then there's dumb. This is for shock value.
For real I grew up in a bright yellow 2 bedroom single wide trailer with 5 siblings I slept in my parents room until 13 then I was the only kid under 18 and got the other bedroom to my self the bathroom floor under the washing machine rotted out you could see the water heater behind the sink it's like dude these people in fancy houses oh cheapskates yea 🙄
Yeah, really. My grandma would buy a $10 dresser at a yard sale and somehow make that thing look like $100. These people would buy a $100 dresser and make it look like $10!
@@Keshlynne Your grandma sounds cool
The second guy. He has a job, does medical trials, and profits off of his roommates rent, and he still is super cheap 🤦
I smell a AITA story popping up on reddit soon ''AITA for being cheap yet profit off of my roommates?''
THE MAN LITERALLY CAN NOT TAKE THE WOMAN ONA DECENT DATE 🤦♀️
I want to know where all that money is going through. He probably has some sick gaming set up he’s hiding from the tv crew
Stonks
@@RedRingOfDead I’m thinking you meant stocks unless there’s a cool new game out called Stonks orrr you think he’s just really in love with storks.
Pete: “Your’re looking extra scrumptious today.”
Me with food in my hands and also not used to getting compliments: Me or the food?
💖lol
13:26 this guy is an actual slimeball I hope every time he microwaves something it’s unpleasantly cold/frozen in the middle
I’m amazed that lady didn’t just leave the date. If someone tried to take half of my food on a date I sure as hell wouldn’t stay.
I am convinced the only reason she stayed was the camera man
The first date I ever went on the guy literally said "I don't have a lot of money do you mind ordering off the kids menu?". Not wanting to be rude I said no problem, when the server came to take our order he ordered a full sized adult meal and ate the whole thing. I had a grilled cheese sandwich and like 10 fries lol.
@crazycreaturestudios3895
Girl I'm amazed at that fact too. I would've went to the bathroom praying that it had a window large enough for me to sneak out of. That guy is a cocky rude little butthole. That guy was a nightmare and a half. He looked like if someone (probably the cheapscape family) combined a shaved toothbrush and a thumb together.
My question is, where tf is his money going? He lives rent free, collects money from roomates, has a job, does medical studies. Where tf is his money? Is he just stockpiling it? For what? You can't take it with you when ya die
@@erinpurdeyif anything, it should have been the opposite! If he really was struggling (which is fine) but could afford a full meal for himself, he should have let her get a full meal and ordered off the kids menu himself
I’ll come back for pete :(“ riley dinner!” “What is it?” “Dino nuggies” “dammit”
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sometimes i will literally turn something off if it’s too awkward or embarrassing, that’s how much i get second hand embarrassment. i feel your pain kris 😂
Same i cannot be anywhere close to an embarrassing thing or situation TT^TT
When I’m watching a movie or show for the first time and there’s something awkward, I can deal with it because I don’t know what will happen. But if I’m watching something again, than ya. I do that
5:08 my mother is a realtor/closing manager, (but either way she’s been both.) and I know if she saw that fence, she would go: ‘one moment.’
“Here. Is. Your. One. Rib?” There is a line between saving money and endangering health? Like, my mom goes on Facebook market place and finds furniture for cheaper/free. Or thrift stores. And also, literally using a fucking cup is the same thing as what that dude was doing? But better? We have cups from when I was a baby. 20+ years old. Buy a cup. Buying one thing, and using it for years is both more cost effective and sustainable. (It also would have been less expensive for him to buy a larger tub of unflavored yogurt and use one of his jelly packs to flavor a bowl) I just. Fight me.
Bacon is literally more expensive than a pan 😂
🤣🤣🤣
yeah hahaha
Fr
thats a fact.
Damn💀
The first house might be a handymans dream. Those issues really drive the price down but if you can fix it yourself it's quite affordable to repair/improve
Yes and no. Home repairs are like icebergs: the easy things to fix are just what you see, but only 10% of the dangerous things you don't below... Such as hot water tank, leaky pipes, etc.
Many "handy men" thinking such a house is a fixer upper often pay much more in repairs than what they saved on the house.
@@Maninawig not true. If u replace waterheater etc...u know the quality and lifespan of new item. Seller usually only needs to decide to get higher price w repairs or a reduced price w no money spent on repairs. The only advantage is a quicker sale on a turn key house.
That house was not a fixerupper tho. It just needed decluttered and cleaned
@@crabtrap sorry if I misspoke. I was not referring to proper house repairs, but the cosmetic repairs that the family used which can actually hide potential safety hazards in ways that a handyman might not see during the sale.
One example my (plumber) cousin told me (and why he doesn't do repairs) was a burst pipe he was asked to fix. The client had bought the house 6 months ago with no major problems listed, but when my cousin checked out the leak, he had discovered a Frankensteined mess of sharkbites and pipe trimmings... Not only were the cuts not straight (making the sharkbite seals guaranteed to fail), but the guy mixed brass and copper pipes, leading to galvanized corrosion that even made it's way to the hot water tank...
That "DIY repair" with no records that was hidden for the sale cost the new owner a pretty penny as my cousin had to gut and replace all the plumbing and the HW tank.
So going back to my previous statement, the house might be a good project for a handyman, but it can also be hiding a financial sinkhole.
@@Maninawig thats why smart people hire pro home inspectors. When i buy a house....if i see any half assed repair to fix a cheap issue, o assume they sharkbite or flex taped the big stuff
@@crabtrap do you think the inspector has a magical 3D imaging software? Cause a plumber couldn't even find a sharkbite hidden behind drywall, let alone an inspector.
The inspector just tests the dryness of the gypsum, looks for damages, age, wear and tare, and calls it a day. They are also not liable for missing such things as "there was no indication that the guy even made repairs"...
I have been in construction and have talked to inspectors... They can't figure out what they can't see. And fun fact: Being made of wood, North American homes shift over the year, so what might be a water tight sharkbite seal now would only need that tiny twist to completely break... At no fault of this inspector for not knowing.
13:20 "hE's A sLiMy LiL sNaKe!!!" fav part of the whole episode
If they live in that expensive house but can’t afford basic furniture or repairs, they clearly are living outside their budget. That isn’t being a cheapskate, that is living outside one’s means.
It is not that they can't afford it but that they refuse to spend the money.
@@tyronekracht461 that was sort of my point. I was taking them at their words to show that they shouldn’t be in that house if they can’t make such simple repairs.
@@natashamiller4860 You’re completely missing the point here, and also- there’s a HUGE difference between can’t and won’t.
You’re failing to grasp the cheapskate concept. These people clearly have money and are choosing not to spend it on things they don’t deem as necessary or “worthy”.
I don’t think for a minute they’re living outside their means. I think they’re idiot savants who pick and choose where to spend their money. They can afford a nice big house and they can afford to furnish it nicely if they wanted to, but they think its a waste of money. They’re definitely the type who has plenty of money to take a nice vacation, so they do- they’ll spend a small fortune flying to hawaii but then they get the smallest room in a mediocre hotel, make the kids sleep on the floor and “cook” all of their meals out of the in room kitchenette because they don’t want to spend money on “frivolous” lodging and restaurants because they consider it a waste. But then they’ll happily spend a bunch of money on activities/experiences. Unfortunately I’ve known people like this. They don’t see value in maintenance expenses, preventative expenses, or non essential repairs (shower head, carpet, fence paint) so they spend as little as possible on those things and then splurge in other areas. None of the people I know who have done this are living outside their means. None have debt outside of a mortgage and occasionally a car payment (but paying interest is wasteful so they prefer to purchase vehicles outright vs financing them).
I’m not saying I agree with it, I’m actually quite opposed. But its not the same as living outside their means.
@@nicholem4831 no I am not missing the point. I very much agree with you. I was looking at the way they act…they act as if they are not capable of fixing those basic, necessary repairs. And my point is that logic works no better because if you can’t afford to maintain your home, you are living outside your means in the very same way that just not wanting to is equally wrong. Either excuse falls short. THAT is my point. What I was doing was using logic to show the holes in their reasoning of their position.
@@natashamiller4860 You’re correct
Bless his date. She was so polite and patient. Also, why was he bragging about only flushing the toilet once a week??
lol...when I saw the pan with no handle, I jokingly said, "just put a pair of vice grips on them"🤣🤣
I love how everytime cheapskates try to save money they end up making things look so bad to where it will eventually cost more than it would've in the first place😂
You know the whole thing about furniture being expensive? Yeah… when I got my own place I furnished it completely (minus my bed) for about $300 by shopping at thrift stores. You don’t have to live like that just because you don’t wanna spend 20k, there’s being frugal and there’s making life hard on yourself because you’re ignorant when it comes to reasonable ways to save money.
Exactly. And there are tons of ways to reuse things or repurpose things (safely) so that you don't have to constantly buy anew.
Right just... dont shop at expensive stores 😂😂
I love Kris’ “yuck emotions” - they are cute, funny & just make me laugh so much! 😂
The secondhand embarrassment was STRONG with me lol! The Dollar store has sets of dishes and pots/pans for less than $20-$30, they sell plastic AND glass cups too...
The dollar store has nothing more then 4& lol
@@ameliagrey1060 I think they mean when items are individually sold for cheap but added up they make a set for like 15 dollars
Go to target now and they have college dorm sets of silverware, dishes, pans...hell, I found individual plates for .50¢. might be plastic but we have a total of $20 spent on all silverware and dishes for a group of eight. You don't have to spend a lot to have things look nice
A carpet store gave me 30 carpet samples one year for my classroom. It was for our reading area. The kids would pick up a carpet sample when it was time to read and drop it onto the floor to sit on during reading time. The kids loved it. That said, that's about the only use I can think of for those carpet samples.
My preschool teacher had these. They were roughly the size of hand towels, perfect for toddlers!
wait thats actually smart
They had those when I was in kindergarten, honestly it was a lot of fun to have the little carpet squares
Omg the memories
Wow, you just unlocked a core memory!! I totally forgot about that but my school did the same.
After seeing her on tiktok so much I love that I came across this channel, she’s so funny and one of the tiktokers that actually do RUclips well and don’t just assume their tiktok fame will make them good on RUclips
Some of them get worse too, like this one lady who's actually rich and replaces canned tuna with cat food, and a different one drives around a band but charges them for every time they need a ride yet some how turned an old hospital into a house or something like that
I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets secondhand embarrassment, there’s some parts of shows I have to skip or leave the room during because of it and my family gets so confused.
Same
Same
omg i get it just all the time like literally all my friends know it and my family xD i just start like screaming or running down the halls or going into comments and spamming the skip button because i get so embarresed
I got embarrassed for gru In the minions movie 😭
OMG!!! I never knew there were other people like me!!! I feel so relieved now. I used feel like i was a weirdo...
Pete: “your looking extra scrumptious today”
Me literally sitting on the toilet looking at my phone with a double chin
LMAOOOOO
Sameeeeeeeee,
That family does realize all the money they were “saving” on dishes was running down the drain in the shower because the lack of water pressure would most likely increase the time in the shower trying to wash off the soap. Honestly, I was even surprised they didn’t all just share the same tub water like people used to do when they didn’t have running water inside houses. Also, I can’t believe that lady said yea to letting them borrow her furniture, I would have told them to rent it like everyone else who stages a house or to go to a garage sale. Also, that house is probably in such disrepair and I hope the people who bought it didn’t suffer too horribly.
Yike
@@rarajj655 s
I'm surprised they didn't have the kids take a bath in the pool. My mom's done that before, fill up the kiddie pool and then when we were done swimming have us scrub down.
I would've let my furniture to my neighbors for a party or occasion but not if they're putting it for sale , I mean they'll just sell the house and run away and if I go to the new owners and ask for my furnitures they're gonna be like " f*** off , we paid for all this ."
The camera was rolling man, she obviously wanted to say ‘no’ just like the date in the second half desperately wanted to leave.
Professional: "You need to fix the carpet"
Cheapskate: makes carpet even worse
“It brings character to the neighborhood”
‘Your neighbors hate you for this I’m gonna be honest with you’
😂😂
Loved that one Kris 😂
14:05 when kris said: hey uncle joes taking all the plates from the birthday party we have to eat with our hand 🤣🤣😂😂
I work at a hardware store and a toilet flush handle is $4, and that wrench they are using to flush is at lest 20 to 30. Love you vids Kris :)
They can. But the chrome on the slip joints shows how Chinese they are so they might be part of a
$20-$30 kit
People are silly! They could have watched a RUclips video instead! And spent less.
The wrenches are more expensive than whatever it's supposed to replace is EXACTLY what I was thinking.
The lighting is giving the White Witch's castle in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. Very cool. 🥶❄
What really grinds my gears with the second dude is the lack of effort he put into that date. Sure, the restaurant he picked was 'cheaper than sushi' but it was still clearly at a price range that made him uncomfortable, and as a result he made it an uncomfortable experience for her too. It's not difficult to plan a really fun, super cheap date, but a restaurant where 90% of the menu is out of your price range ain't it.
Like Kris said, there's nothing wrong with fast food for a first date, or if you don't want to buy a whole meal, go get ice cream, or a cup of coffee, go for a walk somewhere pretty, check out a free art gallery, have a picnic in the park with some homemade PB&Js, go to the beach, find a place that does free comedy shows, or a local sports game, a place that does cheap pool, or open mic karaoke, or unlimited arcade nights. Some of the best dates I've ever been on have cost less than $10.
Or like, just come out and say 'Hey, do you mind paying for your own meal?'. I guarantee she'd prefer that to you bring all controlling about what she can order.
Seriously, this guy will put in the effort to figure out exactly how much money he's saving by not flushing the toilet, but won't put in five minutes to plan an actual fun, cheap date?
Also, obviously the toilet thing is super disgusting, but also, he's washing his clothes in the shower? Does that mean he only washes and wears one set of clothes per week, or is he going through a whole pile of laundry and scrubbing them under the shower? That's... actually not super efficient, he'd save more water and money by taking quicker showers and using a wash tub. Maybe then he could afford to flush that gross toilet?
True! Love is more important than being cheap
McDonald's is good
he can afford anything, he just wants to be ✨cheap✨
i don't know who you are @lucy thompson but you nailed it completley. Much love for that!
Bruh I totally agree with ur comment @Lucy Thompson
Kris: Just bacon for breakfast? Love to see it
That Vegan Teacher: YOU GET AN X
“Hey that’s Pete!”
Kris: He says your looking extra scrumptious today.”
Me: Thank you! I feel so special☺️😊
NARUTATO BAHAHAHA
As someone whos worked in retail in the flooring department, you NEVER want to get “sections” of carpet replaced because you run into the issue of needing to obviously replace all the carpet. A new carpet roll may be the same color, make model brand ext. but the “dye lot” may be different by a slight difference that it’s unnoticeable until it’s placed next to each other (ex. Carpet samples) this creates a significant difference thus making your home look…cheap… if you do it the way like this family wants. Just spend the $1K-3K it’ll take (depending if it’s sold by the yard or foot) to avoid this shit 8:18
"Befuddled" is the most accurate word to describe that man's expression than any other.
This was extremely entertaining but omg i cannot believe people live like this, AND are willing to go on TV and broadcast it?! I'm in Ireland and if people here do actually live like this, they hide it very well lol. Loving the channel Kris! :)
"I save about $30 a month not flushing" and you couldn't have used that extra $30 you saved to pay for a decent dinner for both of you?
ngl, I would have absolutely left the second he said they flush once a week.
during dinner no less. i have a poop phobia so hearing that whether i'm eating or not would have made me start having a panic attack.
How much cost water in america? 3 persons flushing toilets cost 30 dollars of water every month?! I can't believe that! 😅
@@christianjust2654 idk $40 or $50 a month? But I agree I don't think there's any way he's saving $30 with just toilets.
Edit: I looked it up and I live in one of the top 10 most expensive water states, cuz I live in the desert
I don't know what he was thinking telling her all about his "money saving secrets" on their first date, either. Especially with how he took half of what she ordered for her food. He clearly has control issues, that loser.
@@eat_pray_porg8450 I think it was tbh to her about what she’s in for plus I’m pretty sure it’s faked and it’s also none of are places to judge him for his very very weird hobby
13:56 ZOO PALS! I REMEMBER THE COMMERICALS FOR THOSE! Damn that brougut back a fuckton of nostalgia 😂
Kris: The kids probably run around beating each other with the pans
Me and my 8 siblings: wait... That's not normal?
Nah, it's fine so long as it doesn't cut into the time allocated for "Pass the Lighter."
Ikr living with 10 people so I’m like its not normal? Lol
@@kvjackal7980 We always played Dodge the dagger growing up. My brother had a black dagger, we'd throw it over the power line at night and try to not get hit with it😂😁Siblings... Am I right😂
@@ValsElegance Ooooh the amount of ABUSE we take from each other...
Me and my 5 other siblings wait...That's not normal?
I remember Pete from the tik tok of Riley trying to run away be she looks sadly at Pete and goes, “ I can’t take you Pete😭” lol love you Kris! Keep making people laugh!
Bring Pete back
Pete is bestest
*shows jamie in shower with his clothes*
*kris with no hesitation whatsoever*
“-1,200 FOR JAMIE” 😭😭😭
Sorry to correct you but it was 12,000
Um…ya missed a 0
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When we moved back to the US from Morocco, we had almost no money and we rented the smallest, cheapest apartment in our city and got our furniture for free from a church member who was getting rid of stuff and knew our situation. A lot of other stuff we got at second hand stores or for free on Craigslist or FB marketplace. We only had one tiny car that we bought from a friend of a friend, and thankfully we live in a region where a LOT of people own trucks, so we had no problem borrowing a truck to pick these things up. Having a close church community helps so much. There’s no reason to live in a giant house with broken (and dangerous) stuff or just to be GROSS.
if you are reading this please make sure Kris hears this
We need a series of Kris’s characters reacting to dumb videos like this PLEASE SHARE THIS SO KRIS SEES THIS PLEASE
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@@imjamies6440 please stop sending this link everywhere
Watching them fix up their house to sell was the most irritating part. The whole point of doing so is to increase the property value if they spend a little extra to fix it right they could make a lot more off of it. At that point they aren't being cheap, they are being stupid 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
But they seriously think their cheapskate way will give it the same extra value. Such things would be SUPER weird in my country btw. We don't sell houses decorated with fake furniture and carpeted and whatever.
We sell them empty and clean. We only really sell them with floors and such when it's remodeled by a crew or whatever and they want to sell it "all done", but generally we always replace flooring and everything when we move in and we take our own furniture with us from our old home... Really only built-ins stay
Agreed, but what makes me angry is the fact that they want a BIGGER house but they don’t fill the one they have. Why on earth do they want a bigger house?
Cheap people are really bad at calculating return on investment
I was just thinking this. Even if it was only $20 they wasted money and time on that carpet because they didn’t add value to the house, anyone who buys it is still going to replace the carpet. Shoulda spent that money on a shower head instead 😅
As if this same channel doesn’t have shows with people flipping houses just like that one. Sell it to them…
@@theBabyDead we don't sell houses with fake furniture either, it's called staging, and most people replace shit in the house when they move in as well
I live in America, I literally said that showerheads are $50 at Home Depot. I could probably find one at Aldi or lidl for at least $35 USD.
I bought my shower head at Walmart for $6.
@@ethanmcgee3648 see. I’m sure he spent more than that just for the soda, and tape.
@@MidnightRain9813 without a doubt.
I live in Texas and bought mine at Ross for less than $20. And that's only bc it has 6 water spray options and is stainless steel.
My local lidl had them at £10 last week
I too struggle deeply with second hand embarrassment…. You know that cringy, awkwardly embarrassing scene in a movie? I’m the one covering my ears and burrowing my face into a pillow while cringing *so* hard
Listen, I just look away while fearing the worst and praying that a similar situation doesn't happen to me
Riley: "I cant take u pete" " I come back for u" - Pete, still there. Poor Pete.
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@@imjamies6440 ... wtf did that have to do with this comment my guy????
Poor Pete :(
Me: having a bad day
Kris: say no more
Bad day: **Chuckles** I'm in danger
Pete didnt say YOU look scrumptious, he said your BAD DAY looked scrumptious lol he ate ur bad day
@@amandadeemer7084 lmao yes
"I want a girl to like me for me" Honey, no. Flushing the toilet once a week and stealing your date's food isn't a personality. You're just sad. You want a relationship, learn to make sacrifices for her, no one's gonna want to sacrifice all their shit for you.
Also who the hell brings that up on a date especially at a restaurant??
This should WAY more likes than it does. First thing that popped into my head after he said that - "nobody is going to like you for you. Sorry, fella."
How the hell tells a lady what to get to eat and says “Let’s get this because it is $4.99”
Like…
Who
Don't get triggered by fiction
I have to give that girl a standing ovation .. when she was ordering she looked like she was dying inside but she powered through and remained polite and tried not to judge. I just hope she never had to see him ever again.
'Cheapskate' isn't the right word for these people. I hesitate to use the word I want but really... that guy's closet had about $300+ worth of t-shirts alone but he 's using yogurt containers for drinks? Wears his clothes while showering? Can you imagine the stains and parts where the soap wasn't washed out enough... blech
The Family: “We’re the cheapest family”
The gigantic house than is probably over 1 million bucks
Kris: “😃”
Yeah like it’s way bigger than my house but I’m not a cheapskate to THAT extreme most I would do is not use a lot of toothpaste, make my own meals because sometimes it’s wayy cheaper and tastier, and not leave lights on while I’m out or not leave water running like I would not wash my dishes in pee water 🤣
I knew a family like this when I was young. I feel bad for the kids.
As a pansexual, I am deeply offended by the abuse those pans are going through just to feed this cheap asf family
So you're not a frying panthiest? (#RedDwarf)
LOL!! ME TOO!!
I need to ask as a straight person
How do you have intercourse with your partner
@@badanabta their pans actually have handles ;')
@@snakes3280 Wow I am very grateful for this amazing learning experience.
"5 Minute Crafts has corrupted this Family" oh my word i agree! 🤣
honestly. "my husband made this wrench" that's like a $90 vice grip. like hell you made that buddy.
She said he put duct tape on it or something dumb like that
Yep, definitely looks home made 🤦🏻♀️
Was going to say, those vice grips most likely cot as much or more then a new pot or two.
I legit can see the neighbor of the first family lending them her furniture just in hopes that they do actually sell the place and move away. Far away.
“At least he had a shower head. Ten points for Jamie.”
“HE SHOWERS WITH HIS CLOTHES ON -12,000 POINTS FOR JAMIE”
and?
@@kritikasingh5737wdym and? who showers with their clothes on its like a waste
@@kritikasingh5737 u shower with ur clothing on?
And he oops
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Now I'm in love with Kallmekris
I think Kallmekris should definitely do more cheapskate reactions. It's almost utterly insane the lengths they take to save 💰
For, real tho
god no i'd rather watch walter videos then see ppl like that again
Sharing food with my wife is one of the best things ever, but at least we order an adult meal so we actually have something to share. Also, that plate with the one rib, that looks like they repo'd that from the dog....
If this guy took me on a date and said we had to share some food and didn’t even care if I was hungry, I would get up smack him with my purse and leave. PERIOD SIS.
I literally love ur videos ur literally so funny i literally love u I’ve been here from the start thank u so much ❤️❤️
18:05 I love how kris cares and told the vegan teacher not to watch this and she's not gonna like it because of the barbecue restaurant. 😂❤️