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The farmer: Louis is my guy. He had a great dad/grandad who prepared and raised him to further the family business. This is what every father should do for his young, I admire this 👏🏽❤!
That uncle at 8:30 is on point - listen to him! Also what a great thing to work with your son and hopefully his children take over and so on. That’s how we meant to live, not working for corporations but working in family businesses.
From $10K to $25k that's the minimum range of profit return every week I think it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family
That first guy that said R200k to R300k a year I'm shocked. I'm assuming, not in a bad way, that his parents bought him his car, he lives at home, and that money is purely spending. Because omg. That's not enough to live comfortably as was asked. Also, I'd love to know what a subcontractor does for Toyota. I'm also a car nut and would love to go in that direction.
Useful content. People in this demographic are usually only heard sharing scathing, critical remarks about those less fortunate than them. It was interesting hearing constructive conversation that brought insight into that world. Black, Indian and Coloured people generally make almost half of the figures thrown around here. I for one will use this info to try and get there someday. Thank you for sharing these gems of interviews.
Yea us whites aswell its not about color dude its all about what you are qaulified to do and whether you get off your ass or not be it studing, working or staring your owen bussniss dont speak like that black doctors make as if not more in the civil sector than white doctors dont perpetuate lies
She should be asking the typical South African people in Mitchells Plain where houses cost half a million Rand, not in Clifton where houses are tens of millions of Rand.
Bull crap its one just the invaders come with nothing refuse to study or intergrate into south africa which existed long before the comies came to work here and then stole the country
comfortable on R35,000, never! these people must not have medical aid or life insurance and disability insurance. Just my policies at Sanlam are R15k a month and medical aid for my wife and I and our two kids is R7,500 a month. As a senior software engineer with 20+ years experience I make R105,000 per month before tax and there is nothing left to save each month. R350,000 a month would result in a comfortable life and guarantee a good retirement. policies: 15k medical aid: 7.5k 2 cars: 10k house: 25k food: 10k private school for 2: 10k After tax I'm left with R72,582, so the government is stealing R33,418 from me per month so they can give grants to people for every baby they have. And now they want to add tax for the NHI, imagine that. And that why we are immigrating to the Netherlands next year. Good riddance.
I agree with you; most of the people in this video likely have minimal (to none) expenses and no dependents if they claim they live comfortably on R35k a month.
@FictionHubZA it's a bunch of people who are out of touch with reality in the comments section who can't be grateful for what they have and somehow it's the government's fault they can't spend the vast sums they earn wisely.
I think "find your passion" is terrible advice, and not just because it's so vague it means very little. "Find the money" is a better initial goal. There's probably a better one than that. Money doesn't buy happiness, as someone who won a family battle over a will, once said, but it sure makes misery a lot easier to live with. Actually maybe something that sounds obvious like, "first, start" might be better (zero expectations). Create your passion (for the time being). You don't need to be inspired to do your best today, so the kind of passion to create might be more like a passion for just "doing your best" (as an end in itself). Be sensible about this, though. Don't commit to it long term. One of the troubles with finding your passion is that what follows next can be disillusionment. Those who don't expect anything are never disappointed, as the old saying goes. If you're planning to enjoy your money one day when you retire, no, you're probably not going to, but you might suffer less if things go badly for you. In the absence of a better idea of what you love in life, though, just working for money (or for passion for the job) is better than nothing. In many places, maybe the best advice might be "Get Political" (workplace politics, I mean). Read Machiavelli, and try to put it into practice. Find a passion for workplace politics?
I live in S.A and humbly make a lot more then most of these answers and feel like I have many financial limitations. I would say R2.5m per year is a comfortable life. Under R1m a year is hard living. After tax. To pay mortagage, have 3 kids in school, medical, pension, food, travel, vehicles, insurance etc. I dont know how anyone under R70k pm survives.
I am a NSFAS student who receives R1650 allowances per month...my parents don't send me any money while i am studying and I live... its hard with trying to save yes but its manageable. You just have to budget. You can't be a millionaire and still struggle...you need to budget... the median salary in SA is 5k... so please! I don't hate rich people I hope to be rich someday too but you sir are delulu...
I hate to be the keyboard king but this interview is not a good demographic representation of “South Africa” , and besides… I’d roll the dice 🎲 on the fact that the sample of smart people above wouldn’t be 100% truthful about their income online - especially with SARS lurking 👀
It’s not representative of South Africa but I doubt they are lying about income. You can’t really hide income from SARS. Everyone thinks that everyone else earns so much more than themselves. Everyone just lives their life on credit and people have access to different amounts of credit.
Agreed im white dont have a job wouldent have time or money fora day like those gathering there its nit there fault my cercumstances are different to theres i still work hard and one day ill have running water the commies just steal instead of earn imay never be financially uo there but i sleep well at night knowing ive harmed noone in my persute to live and clear my dets without stealing or blameing those who have bantu need to grow up and stop with the lies about south africa and start earning the respect they want. 140 race based laws in my country today so where did it go so much worse than ever before in our 400year history
This right here is honest and genuine no one ashamed to say their earnings. But one thing for sure any salary under R50k means you barely surviving honestly 😢with kids you cannot
The average salary in SA is 25k for non agricultural sector and the median salary is 5k....which means the vast vast majority of the country regardless of race is very impoverished. But yes, statistically white people still hold majority of the wealth.
@@sanelemwelase Skill is just one part of what helps someone make more money. Not the only thing. Tons of unemployed but highly skilled individuals out there
@@thatomogale9803 If you upskill yourself too much it means the company has to pay for that and many companies do not have the money for that. That is why they aim for people skilled enough for the position so that they wouldn't need to pay as much.
Yeah, clothes don't make the man. Years ago I met a man in his late fifties. He looked like he had a one bakkie type garden service. After we chatted for a while he left and one of his friends stayed behind. He told me that this guy owns more than 500 townhouses. He drove a Hilux legend 40 or something.
@@jvdm9317Soft life is the best. Social media makes it that a lot of people want to brag or show off. When in fact living a quiet life is best and it attracts less eyes which is always good if you understand what I mean
To be comfortable in South Africa you need to put R50 000 pm in your pocket to cover rent/bond, car, petrol, medical aid, insurances, food. R20 000 is NOT a "comfortable" salary, unless you are living with your parents and not paying towards the household!
It was a strange video for us watching in the UK and Europe. Eg. Average household incomes in some parts of central London is £200,000 ( 4.5 million Rand ). Plus wealthy South Africans in Wimbledon, London own a house in the £1 million to £10 million bracket.
Because more men are doing it. Simple. I'm not against woman becoming super successful, but unfortunately it's not a lot because not a lot choose to go that route
What I noticed in all of the people you interviewed, they are wealthy & but that's not my point, my thing is that they are not overweight.❤ health is wealth.
Just for context, this is not even close to the "Southerm Parts of Cape Town"!!! 🤣Its about two hours drive to the actual southern tip of Africa in town called Bredasdorp.
LOL. Crazy sod saying middleclass @R25k. Must be a CEO thinking its possible for his greedy wage slaves. Wont even qualify to buy a 3 bed in an average suburb of you take less than R60k
IF YOU CAN SELL CHIPS COOLDRINKS SWEETS ON TAXI RANK YOU CAN MAKE IT, SOUTHAFRICA HAVE OVER 2000 TAXI RANKS PEOPLE WALK WITH LOT OF MONEY IN THEY POCKETS 😂😂😂😜😜😜😁🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎼🎼🎼🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾 I DO IT FOR 5 YEARS UNIVERSITY DONT LEARN YOU HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN THE STREETS 🎺🎺🎺🎼🎼🎼🎼🍾🍾🍾🍾😜😜😜
I agree because I once had a young church brother who bought a polo playa cash simply from selling sweets/chappies in a busy market and religiously banking the profit and stocking again. This news was unbelievable among our circle. Patience and steadfastness is a virtue..especially with a clear goal in mind..
I have No job no capital to start a business, i do what ever peace jobs i can find if i turnover R8k a month it was a good month not all are makeing that kind of money
Also I have no debts I own my cars and home. The mistake people make is spending more than they make. An employee of mine makes R22000 per month but she just bought a car for R16999 per month.
@@Tsblessing-h2g Try getting into as many internships as possible while still in school, and when getting the opportunity apt for small businesses/startups instead of big corp. After that' get a mentor and take to from there
I agree with the guys who say that its better to be in SA from a quality of life POV. I am British and the quality of life here is better. If we could get rid of the ANC, EFF and MKwe would be in paradise!
Why didn’t you ask the kitchen guy how much he earns. Kitchen people make a fortune with no expenses. Once you pay them the deposit you never see them again. That is how much they make 😄
Word of advice. To know how much the black people you did not interview earn, just divide the white average by 6. To put you into perspective, a white South African person who finished high school yesterday earns on average 6 times what a black person with a PhD and 20 year work experience earns. I'm talking both of them doing the same job
I'm so disappointed. Not a single black or Indian south African. U interviewed all the wealthy. Not even middle grade. Middle grade now earns approx R8000 to R12000. Below that we are classified as poor. I earn R6000 as a driver. It's only enough for rent and lights in a crap area. Have to rely on partner for food and if u lucky u get some luxury. Like a ice cream. 😏 Your interviews suck..
Well when I was still back in SA I earned more than most of the salaries that are talked about here. Got to trade school , get a skill or run your own business. You will make good money. There's a lot of black people making good salaries out there. Being a driver is not a sought after skill.
My 2cents worth coming from a good place with utmost respect and understanding of your comment.....try not to feel that people should do how you perceive/feel, especially if they're within their personal confines of interest/ behaviour and not necessarily infringing on others' right/s as people...otherwise you risk shortchanging your steadfast & independent personhood/ soul that your Creator created you with, to a lesser one that allows unnecessary negative infiltration by less demographic actions or behaviours.
ima go ahead and say it... she only interviewed white men. this is not a fair representation of most South Africans. with that being said, im still grateful for the content and I believe we need more of this type of content... just keep it real and make the title "asking white South African men how much money they make". im subscribing just to see future improvement, we'll see
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Love what y'alls are doing. Lots of priceless wisdom here 📝🌌💯
Brilliant.
The farmer: Louis is my guy.
He had a great dad/grandad who prepared and raised him to further the family business. This is what every father should do for his young, I admire this 👏🏽❤!
Until you hear how many black people are buried on their ground
Nice format. I was surprised people were so candid about their salaries.
Sure some are lying as it will create so many issues back at the office.
The kind of content we need
Great to see a South African version. Agree with the guy saying you need to move around a lot. 😊
That uncle at 8:30 is on point - listen to him!
Also what a great thing to work with your son and hopefully his children take over and so on. That’s how we meant to live, not working for corporations but working in family businesses.
From $10K to $25k that's the minimum range of profit return every week I think it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family
I'm celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. started this journey with 6k,I have invested on time and also with the right terms now.
Wow that's huge, how do you make that much weekly? I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Oh, yeah. That was possible with the help of my Guru expert, Jenifer Spencer ❤❤❤❤❤❤
She's a licensed broker and successful entrepreneur from the state.
That's great!!. I don't know anything about investing and I intend to start. What are your strategies?
In this economy R30k salary per month minimum.
Net or gross ?
Should be net
No ways
This facts especially if you have a family
Experience is KEY
That first guy that said R200k to R300k a year I'm shocked. I'm assuming, not in a bad way, that his parents bought him his car, he lives at home, and that money is purely spending. Because omg. That's not enough to live comfortably as was asked. Also, I'd love to know what a subcontractor does for Toyota. I'm also a car nut and would love to go in that direction.
Yeah man you need like 100k pm for a fam of 4 to be middle class
@@semicolon101 🤣You guys just type any bs in these comments don't u?
Thank you for this content…. It’s refreshing and relatable. We need a lot more of this.
Wtf, medical aid and schoolfees for 4 are 20k pm, which means 25k pm gross, food, housing, transport.
50k+ needed
Useful content. People in this demographic are usually only heard sharing scathing, critical remarks about those less fortunate than them. It was interesting hearing constructive conversation that brought insight into that world.
Black, Indian and Coloured people generally make almost half of the figures thrown around here.
I for one will use this info to try and get there someday. Thank you for sharing these gems of interviews.
You are projecting your own hatred of whites onto others
Yea us whites aswell its not about color dude its all about what you are qaulified to do and whether you get off your ass or not be it studing, working or staring your owen bussniss dont speak like that black doctors make as if not more in the civil sector than white doctors dont perpetuate lies
This is a very specific demographic
She should be asking the typical South African people in Mitchells Plain where houses cost half a million Rand, not in Clifton where houses are tens of millions of Rand.
Yup, white privilege much
It's good non the less. Helps with perspective
But here are coloured people in this clip! What do you mean by your statement?
ARE YOU ACCUSING US OF RACISM?????
South Africa is two countries in one
The rich and the poor.
Bull crap its one just the invaders come with nothing refuse to study or intergrate into south africa which existed long before the comies came to work here and then stole the country
This is amazing, inspirational to hear from people who are being appreciated for their blood, sweat and tears.
comfortable on R35,000, never! these people must not have medical aid or life insurance and disability insurance. Just my policies at Sanlam are R15k a month and medical aid for my wife and I and our two kids is R7,500 a month. As a senior software engineer with 20+ years experience I make R105,000 per month before tax and there is nothing left to save each month. R350,000 a month would result in a comfortable life and guarantee a good retirement.
policies: 15k
medical aid: 7.5k
2 cars: 10k
house: 25k
food: 10k
private school for 2: 10k
After tax I'm left with R72,582, so the government is stealing R33,418 from me per month so they can give grants to people for every baby they have. And now they want to add tax for the NHI, imagine that. And that why we are immigrating to the Netherlands next year. Good riddance.
I agree with you; most of the people in this video likely have minimal (to none) expenses and no dependents if they claim they live comfortably on R35k a month.
@@gabrielleroux7203 💯
salaries mentioned here might not make it in Gauteng, especially if you do not have old money.
@@gabrielleroux7203 agreed
Goodbye
Great and informative video… also loved the questions asked
Love this SA 🇿🇦 version
Subscribed, really enjoyed the interviews
I would say, for a single income you need at least R50k take home.
This is correct
100%
Amen
I think you're adding "wants" to the list of "needs"
@@hyrumwainwright1802 well enlighten us then big boy
Somebody in the comments is crying tears that they only make 100k+ p/m. Wow!!😂😂😂
Imagine. My mom raised 4 kids on ten times less. Abanye abantu abakhoni ukusebenzisa imali yabo.
@FictionHubZA it's a bunch of people who are out of touch with reality in the comments section who can't be grateful for what they have and somehow it's the government's fault they can't spend the vast sums they earn wisely.
There's always people like that in the comments in videos like this 🤣. ALWAYS..
More of RSA content please ❤
Insightful series we need part3
These people are all kind and seems to be bright.
I think "find your passion" is terrible advice, and not just because it's so vague it means very little. "Find the money" is a better initial goal. There's probably a better one than that.
Money doesn't buy happiness, as someone who won a family battle over a will, once said, but it sure makes misery a lot easier to live with.
Actually maybe something that sounds obvious like, "first, start" might be better (zero expectations). Create your passion (for the time being). You don't need to be inspired to do your best today, so the kind of passion to create might be more like a passion for just "doing your best" (as an end in itself). Be sensible about this, though. Don't commit to it long term.
One of the troubles with finding your passion is that what follows next can be disillusionment. Those who don't expect anything are never disappointed, as the old saying goes.
If you're planning to enjoy your money one day when you retire, no, you're probably not going to, but you might suffer less if things go badly for you. In the absence of a better idea of what you love in life, though, just working for money (or for passion for the job) is better than nothing.
In many places, maybe the best advice might be "Get Political" (workplace politics, I mean). Read Machiavelli, and try to put it into practice. Find a passion for workplace politics?
I live in S.A and humbly make a lot more then most of these answers and feel like I have many financial limitations. I would say R2.5m per year is a comfortable life. Under R1m a year is hard living. After tax. To pay mortagage, have 3 kids in school, medical, pension, food, travel, vehicles, insurance etc. I dont know how anyone under R70k pm survives.
Agree.
I'm here so I survive and struggling to get noticed😐
I am a NSFAS student who receives R1650 allowances per month...my parents don't send me any money while i am studying and I live... its hard with trying to save yes but its manageable. You just have to budget. You can't be a millionaire and still struggle...you need to budget... the median salary in SA is 5k... so please! I don't hate rich people I hope to be rich someday too but you sir are delulu...
You're right!!!
Yes, hence I feel these most of these people were lying or being polite.
I hate to be the keyboard king but this interview is not a good demographic representation of “South Africa” , and besides… I’d roll the dice 🎲 on the fact that the sample of smart people above wouldn’t be 100% truthful about their income online - especially with SARS lurking 👀
It’s not representative of South Africa but I doubt they are lying about income. You can’t really hide income from SARS. Everyone thinks that everyone else earns so much more than themselves. Everyone just lives their life on credit and people have access to different amounts of credit.
Agreed im white dont have a job wouldent have time or money fora day like those gathering there its nit there fault my cercumstances are different to theres i still work hard and one day ill have running water the commies just steal instead of earn imay never be financially uo there but i sleep well at night knowing ive harmed noone in my persute to live and clear my dets without stealing or blameing those who have bantu need to grow up and stop with the lies about south africa and start earning the respect they want. 140 race based laws in my country today so where did it go so much worse than ever before in our 400year history
More of these please. If you can
This right here is honest and genuine no one ashamed to say their earnings. But one thing for sure any salary under R50k means you barely surviving honestly 😢with kids you cannot
Its JHB you can live for cheaper than in Cape Town
Cape Town is either rich or poor no in-between.
Please, we need more content like this, learned alot 🙏
Very refreshing content. Thank you. Looking forward to more. ❤
The average black man in SA makes nowhere near that amount
The average salary in SA is 25k for non agricultural sector and the median salary is 5k....which means the vast vast majority of the country regardless of race is very impoverished. But yes, statistically white people still hold majority of the wealth.
Amd what's the reason for the Mfowethu?
Unskilled yes, skilled No.
@@sanelemwelase Skill is just one part of what helps someone make more money. Not the only thing. Tons of unemployed but highly skilled individuals out there
@@thatomogale9803 If you upskill yourself too much it means the company has to pay for that and many companies do not have the money for that. That is why they aim for people skilled enough for the position so that they wouldn't need to pay as much.
That’s not in a “Southern part of Cape Town”. That’s Nampo Kaap in Bredasdorp, 200km from Cape Town 💀😅
Love how last guy makes over 2 million and he wears a quicksilver t-shirt...master of minimalism
Yeah, clothes don't make the man. Years ago I met a man in his late fifties. He looked like he had a one bakkie type garden service. After we chatted for a while he left and one of his friends stayed behind. He told me that this guy owns more than 500 townhouses. He drove a Hilux legend 40 or something.
@@jvdm9317Soft life is the best. Social media makes it that a lot of people want to brag or show off. When in fact living a quiet life is best and it attracts less eyes which is always good if you understand what I mean
Money shouts, wealth whispers.
Money can't buy style or dandyness if you dress like shit it's like that 😂
To be comfortable in South Africa you need to put R50 000 pm in your pocket to cover rent/bond, car, petrol, medical aid, insurances, food. R20 000 is NOT a "comfortable" salary, unless you are living with your parents and not paying towards the household!
I agree
South Africa you need very little to survive unlike America
Very true
No. But this isn't true! I'm sure they're single with no kids.
@@StuckUpColouredzazaHe's speak the truth. People in America work 2 jobs just to make it by.
Is this in the southern peninsula of cpt?? Beacuse it doesn't look like it, card machines barely work down there, let alone a full expo of things
Some Overberg and Hermanus signage in the background - the map at the start is misleading. I rate this is out towards Caledon or somewhere there.
It's at Bredasdorp at the agricultural show. The map is very wrong.
Flex hours guy killed me 😂😂😂
It was a strange video for us watching in the UK and Europe. Eg. Average household incomes in some parts of central London is £200,000 ( 4.5 million Rand ). Plus wealthy South Africans in Wimbledon, London own a house in the £1 million to £10 million bracket.
Great video. But why were there no women interviewed? Only men were shown answering the question
Very good and interesting video. Thanks a lot for uploading.
How and where can we get Ben’s details
How come she didn't interview any woman?
Because more men are doing it. Simple. I'm not against woman becoming super successful, but unfortunately it's not a lot because not a lot choose to go that route
What I noticed in all of the people you interviewed, they are wealthy & but that's not my point, my thing is that they are not overweight.❤ health is wealth.
This is NOT a representation of the South African demographic 🤦🏽♀️
It's a representation of Cape Town not the entire SA
@@Joy25-ce6vz Johannesburg is the richest city in Africa, Cape Town is not the richest city in SA... get your facts straight please.
@@Joy25-ce6vz and also theres a lot of wealth inequality in Cape Town this is not the representation for SA as a whole.
@Shane-wn1mk That's what Im saying though, she didn't interview people from jhb or Dbn, yet the title of the video says South Africa
Nobody said anything about representation
Just for context, this is not even close to the "Southerm Parts of Cape Town"!!! 🤣Its about two hours drive to the actual southern tip of Africa in town called Bredasdorp.
LOL. Crazy sod saying middleclass @R25k. Must be a CEO thinking its possible for his greedy wage slaves. Wont even qualify to buy a 3 bed in an average suburb of you take less than R60k
I need to be a farmer
I love Louis 💪🏽🍻 thorough breed South African
Nice start. Keep it up. Keen to see how perspectives change as you interview people who are more representative of Mzansi’s demographics.
Black people won't answer the 'how much do you earn' question though😂
Go to towns and not city's..people in towns are use to 4k -8k a month if you are lucky..its sad
Dude these guys are all talking per month salary not annual!!
Thanks for this video I would say min R 25 000 Please send more videos. lots of value info
I think R25k each need 2 people earning that to afford a simple house, car etc
Nice
IF YOU CAN SELL CHIPS COOLDRINKS SWEETS ON TAXI RANK YOU CAN MAKE IT, SOUTHAFRICA HAVE OVER 2000 TAXI RANKS PEOPLE WALK WITH LOT OF MONEY IN THEY POCKETS 😂😂😂😜😜😜😁🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎼🎼🎼🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾 I DO IT FOR 5 YEARS UNIVERSITY DONT LEARN YOU HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN THE STREETS 🎺🎺🎺🎼🎼🎼🎼🍾🍾🍾🍾😜😜😜
I agree because I once had a young church brother who bought a polo playa cash simply from selling sweets/chappies in a busy market and religiously banking the profit and stocking again. This news was unbelievable among our circle. Patience and steadfastness is a virtue..especially with a clear goal in mind..
@@nmosoa5368well said ✊🏿💯
Amen
This video blows my mind. They can't be talking about Cape Town...!
Your colleagues are not your family! They're not there when it really matters.
You need at least R70 000 a month to be comfortable as a single person. More as a couple
Before tax ?
Agreed
Yep!
Absolutely correct
R840 000p.a is not comfortable….as especially a single person. That’s ALOT
Presenter is really cute and has such an amazing accent
typical
You want her now don't you vlogimo? 🤨
I now feel proper rich after watching this
No way you can live comfortably with 35K ,not even if u have no dependants. Anything over 50k net is ok...
I'm surprised by how tiny these salaries are
How much do you make?
Average Coloured interviews will also be intresting😊
Louis is not 54.
I have No job no capital to start a business, i do what ever peace jobs i can find if i turnover R8k a month it was a good month not all are makeing that kind of money
wow im shocked how low people earn
Exactly 😢
As well, hectic
yoh people are making money, am making 8k per month life is not fair
Change your mind, change your life...study the skills that give you the opportunity to make more money
Do better, 8k is fine when earned weekly
I guess voting ANC sucks
Zuma earned 17 millions and 19 billions and 5 hundred and 16 thousand and 7 cents.😮
Diclerk earned double that😮😮
Wow I'm truly surprised I makes around R60k per month (owning an IT business)
I never knew people were making less.
Also I have no debts I own my cars and home. The mistake people make is spending more than they make. An employee of mine makes R22000 per month but she just bought a car for R16999 per month.
I'm doing my final year..I'm studying CS can you pleasegive me some advice on how to start a business in the tech industry
@@Tsblessing-h2g Try getting into as many internships as possible while still in school, and when getting the opportunity apt for small businesses/startups instead of big corp. After that' get a mentor and take to from there
@@leomtuwa120damn! That's steep
Gross or net?
The title should have been how much do white South Africans make don’t say South Africans if your not gonna add the entire demographic.
I agree with the guys who say that its better to be in SA from a quality of life POV. I am British and the quality of life here is better. If we could get rid of the ANC, EFF and MKwe would be in paradise!
We need abit some diverse culture
Misleading information ,everyone told lies ... absolute lies!
And you would know, I assume
Where are the women 😩
Why didn’t you ask the kitchen guy how much he earns. Kitchen people make a fortune with no expenses. Once you pay them the deposit you never see them again. That is how much they make 😄
Bwahahahahahahahaha
😏 is this Orania
😂😂
No that is located in Northern Cape this is the southern Cape Town !
There's no representation of actual Africans in this video, definitely is Orania
@@Joy25-ce6vzAnd who are actual South Africans, might I ask?
Bredasdorp, Western. Cape
No one will tell you honnestly.
4:32 Find your talent, not your passion.
Word of advice. To know how much the black people you did not interview earn, just divide the white average by 6.
To put you into perspective, a white South African person who finished high school yesterday earns on average 6 times what a black person with a PhD and 20 year work experience earns. I'm talking both of them doing the same job
I doubt they’re being honest about their income 😅
I'm so disappointed. Not a single black or Indian south African. U interviewed all the wealthy. Not even middle grade. Middle grade now earns approx R8000 to R12000. Below that we are classified as poor. I earn R6000 as a driver. It's only enough for rent and lights in a crap area. Have to rely on partner for food and if u lucky u get some luxury. Like a ice cream. 😏 Your interviews suck..
Well when I was still back in SA I earned more than most of the salaries that are talked about here. Got to trade school , get a skill or run your own business. You will make good money. There's a lot of black people making good salaries out there. Being a driver is not a sought after skill.
My 2cents worth coming from a good place with utmost respect and understanding of your comment.....try not to feel that people should do how you perceive/feel, especially if they're within their personal confines of interest/ behaviour and not necessarily infringing on others' right/s as people...otherwise you risk shortchanging your steadfast & independent personhood/ soul that your Creator created you with, to a lesser one that allows unnecessary negative infiltration by less demographic actions or behaviours.
Anything below 25k is honestly poor,obviously 15k is better than 7k
That is NOT Southern Cape town are you mad?
The demographic and majority here is not represented, it's just upper middle class yt men.
i mean she is in Cape Town at a Farmers market, so i think you cant really blame her. loved the video.
@@LivingSA23 Yah but then the title should be different because the title makes it seem like the whole of SA is in farmers market lol.
LOL. I spotted a coloured 😅
@@StuckUpColouredzaza Could have fooled me 😄
@@nandisnicethings I know, I know... I also wasn't sure at first. But yeah. This does NOT represent zaza. I hope she takes note of our comments!
We want part 2
I'm 24 and currently earning R40k/month.
What do you do for a living? 😭🥹
Great content , pity not a rainbow nation .
The editing in this video is terrible. Spelling mistakes on their names and the frame skipping is old and very annoying.
Do the same, but only ask teachers these question.
ima go ahead and say it... she only interviewed white men. this is not a fair representation of most South Africans. with that being said, im still grateful for the content and I believe we need more of this type of content... just keep it real and make the title "asking white South African men how much money they make". im subscribing just to see future improvement, we'll see
Where are the women...?
Misleading
You should have titled it: Asking White Africans.
You couldn't find other people to interview?
You need to read the comments, see @leomutwa, hes black, he says he earns R60k pm. Stop with the racism and work a bit harder
Everyone can tell your race, because that's all you see and you are racist.
wish at least one woman was interviewed…
Why didn't she go to khayelitsha or gugulethu and ask the poeople there .this video is biased
`lol are these guys saying monthly . I would love 350 K
so unfortunate that there are no blacks
Cheesus, another victim everyone!!! Please give attention. I repeat, another victim.
Lol, it's Cape Town. Fakest city in SA
They don't have jobs
Uchuku Lilitha
That's because they are all in Khayelitsha
this healine is missleading.. where are the south AFRICANS!!
You blind
I spotted a coloured. Coloured people are ONLY born in South Africa 😅
Why is she interviewing men only, why is she not interviewing women as well as she is a woman herself?