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Dude bros with weed and microphones are a national security threat
nickisnotgreen?
@@astral_childd25 he's an undercover agent
Me in like 2 hours mumbling into my snapchat: hehe I’m a menace
@@astral_childd25 this killed me! 😂
Dafq is a dude bro
As a guy in my 30s with a Lambo, a Maserati, a Porsche, and a Jaguar, I agree with Sebastian. After all, there's nothing wrong with keeping the Hot Wheels collection from your childhood.
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Thats fuckin sixk 🔥🔥🔥
best comment
As a woman in my 30s, I'd be so much more excited to see a Hot Wheels collection than a real Lambo.
Had us in the first half, not gonna lie
Him saying you should be rich because there's so much money out there is like telling an asthmatic that they should breathe better because there's so much air out there.
that's pretty on point considering he's had covid 5 times and brags about it lol
Okay but I've been told that before lmao
“Sebastian…. Hand me my inhaler…. No….. Sebastian, those are bootstraps.”
Nah that air is trying to kill me. I'm not gonna breathe it
while this is very funny, I think it's more like saying that a fisherman should catch more fish because there are so many fish out there even though he lives in a desert. yes, there's a lot of fish in the world. does that mean the fisherman has access to any of them? no.
It's insidious that there's a subset of society that just seems amoral about what they say and do to make money.
Yup. And if their destructive idiocy isn't exposed and shut down right now, they're just the next round of psychopaths that'll run the world.
It's going to make them extremely sad and depressed in the future when they realize how lonely they are.
I guess they don't need souls if they've already sold theirs to Mammon.
they’re like “there’s no ethical consumption under capitalism? but you see, i have no empathy so that isn’t an issue!”
and like, proud of it
Now this is the premium content I don’t pay for!
This 0$ subscription is sure paying off. Premium content. Premium price. Only elites can afford
Don't forget; you're premium.
i agree! i feel so bad for those that can't afford it, since its so expensive
Gooooooooooold!
Nowadays when I hear think, huh this is free, I do hear it like Jarvis "it is... Free"
if $200k is chump change why aren't they tipping that much to service workers? 🤔
your pfp gives me PTSD
@@yurifairy2969 Sounds like a struggle
@@yurifairy2969 true
dav srider
Asking the real questions
5 times??? The universe is trying to merc this man and he’s not taking the hint to shut up
Idk I bet he never washes his hands after using the washroom 🤢
i love ur pfp
@@judahmoar2533 he probably licks his fingers after touching himself because he loves himself so much
@@7792pnaurfr So you read a nasty comment about someone not washing their hands and decided to make it worse? You chose violence that day XD
@@7792pnaurfr💀
Guess I’ll just grab my fishing net and grab all that money in circulation 🤷
hey, leave some flying money for the rest of us!
Gotta be quicker than that! 🎣
I’ll just be here watching your mom on only fans
I had a friend-by-association whose "dad owned a bank" level of rich and I didn't know that til later but it suddenly made sense why he was always so anti-poor and annoyed with anyone struggling. I remember one day him seriously saying that welfare and gov't assistance shouldn't exist because AND I SERIOUSLY QUOTE "You always have an uncle or someone who can help you." And I didn't mean to laugh at him (he was upset by that) but I was shocked more than anything. I told him that my parents said "have a nice life" when I moved across the country at 18 and I only had one guy to depend on, I definitely had no money and was disturbingly close to being homeless. His unsolicited advice was essentially that 'I should make better choices' -- from the guy born into MILLIONS... how did I not realize this guy wasn't blindingly rich until later is honestly embarrassing.
they don’t want to admit they got lucky, bc then it would cast doubt on the system as a whole. the fact that people can just lead such vastly more affluent lives by luck of the draw doesn’t lend itself to a legitimate system. so they make up a mythos about good choices and hard work to justify their own existenxe
This feels like the just-world hypothesis in a nutshell. I didn't think there were people naïve enough to fully believe in it, but I guess I was wrong.
@@angygremlin4423 calling them naive kind of feels like a compliment , these people are ignorant and in denial , more like 😭😭😭
For real my husband used to be this guy until kind of seeing my family and like seeing first hand what poverty is like 😅 he was like it’s a cloak of denial you’re aware of but you use to protect yourself from the idea that you don’t deserve the life of luxury you lead. I’m like dude you were born to a rich family you didn’t know and that’s fine it’s just lame when y’all go “I’m from the mud” or “pulling yourself by the bootstraps” just stop saying your middle class you have a courtyard and more than one house. My family was food insecure and I was homeless when we met and I sure as hell didn’t ‘pull myself up by the bootstraps’ I got fucking lucky 😂 and while I did work my ass off I would not had made it if it wasn’t for the support of many people. Once they kind of actually experience it and see they can’t just like fix it for poor people, like you give them the keys to your accounts they go “oh fuck” that sucks. This is all they pay you? This is how much your rent is for this place? Yes, yes it is. They go oh… and actually see how that affects everyday and the sacrifices and decisions you make as someone constantly living under duress kind of goes. Did you make an impulse purchase because you had a bad day or miscalculated? You may actually get evicted, be unable to eat, take out a predatory loan or who knows sell one of your possessions for much less than it’s worth.
rich people are astoundingly judgmental and stingy. one could say, "oh, well that's why they're rich," but _is_ it though? no.
i went to a high school that was surrounded by wealthy families - nobody who owned a bank, but like, doctors and lawyers and shit. all my poor friends and i would share money if we had it. we would pool our money to get some taco bell to share.
my rich friends would like, _remember_ that they let you have their soda one time and bring it up months later. they'd do shit like agree to let you share their sandwich, but then order something you can't eat. and then eat it in front of you.
it never made sense to me at the time. if i had the opportunity to reach into my backpack and pull out a _wad of cash,_ i would not be worried about a soda. you know what i mean? i can't say i would be showering gifts aplenty, but it always baffled me the shit rich people get mad about. like, maybe join a group therapy to learn things like cooperation and social skills. you can afford to pay out of pocket for it with like, two weeks allowance.
Guy really thought he could weasel in those dogwhistles. He wrongfully calls Romania currently communist just so he can hark on about living the american dream and pulling himself up by his bootstraps and being so grateful for capitalism. I feel like he knows he’s the exception, not the rule, and that’s how he’s able to sell these courses because he knows no one else will hit it big as easily as he did
yeah and not to be making assumptions, but emigrating from Romania before 1989 was not really accessible to common people, 'running away' was hardly ever what was happening, so i am a bit doubtful of his rags to riches storyline
@@pink_river How much do you wanna bet his parents held prestigious positions in the Romanian Communist Party and conveniently fled *just before* Ceaucescu was ousted
Yeah, Romani was freed from the soviets in the late 80s, before then it was hard to get out. I doubt he was "from the mud".
being able to come from a former eastern bloc country in 89 to a 2 bedroom apartment is not a common story, he also doesn’t mention anything about what happened after they made it to america. and just says a “ghetto area” (another dogwhistle) without being specific at all. seems too vague at all the right points
@@cdw2468 a 2 bedroom in detroit would've been a bargain even back then, i don't doubt that. Despite rejuvenation in Detroit, the median cost of a 2 bedroom today is $913, with a pre-tax minimum wage of ~$1,600 for fulltime work. Two working class parents could definitely support that. I very much doubt his $1k-$8Mn story though and suspect much of that was through crypto grifting or course shilling.
Imagine thinking "5x COVID survivor" is a flex and not a disclaimer for reckless health practices.
Ive had covid 5x but my mom and nana are nurses but this guy just seems like a douche
it also just came out that covid has been causing long term damage to your organs so having it 5x seems like his life is on the line😭
Literally the only time it wouldn’t be a disclaimer for reckless health practices would be if someone had to work a public-facing job to support themselves through the pandemic and just got REALLY unlucky, and unfortunately for this guy, we know that definitely wasn’t the case 💀
Right? My parents and I are all immuno-comprimized and go out regularly and absolutely none of us can say numbers like that.
idk i got it 4 times and im vaccinated and wear masks and wash my hands...
I rarely find other Sebastians out in the wild so it's devastating to see two maladjusted scammers out there desecrating the name.
you poor Sebastian
sebastian is a dope name, you don’t deserve this
I'm really fond of the name so it's also a bummer for me seeing gross people using it.
Isnt the crab from Ariel called Sebastian? Thats something I guess :‘)
@@Mienarrr there's also Sebastian Stan but he's always playing weirdos so idk lol
Him having covid 5 times is probably the least surprising part of this
that is fucking hilarious
i mean, my bf also had covid 4 times, but he's working as a social worker (working with disabled and / or old people), so not everyone is like sticking to the rules all the time ^^'
Yeah, I got it four times myself. I do work in retail though, so that would do the trick
@@whitewolf262 yup, your line of work is the important difference between people like you or my bf and this weird dude
@@whitewolf262 I'm lucky. I'm in retail and I've only gotten it once.
I hate how these people assume money is everything a person would ever want. I want to do research and teach others. The money isn't terrific, but it's enough and my studies and hobbies make me happy. What a sad life you must have that the only thing that brings you value is cash.
It really does make me wonder how actually happy these people are in their own lives. Like, did they grow up being taught that money, sex, and hedonism are the endgame or did they get traumatized in some way?
@@SephirothSuperKool I'd argue that being taught that mentality could be the trauma
probs their parents emphasized success being defined as making and hoarding as much money as possible (like many americans of the reagan era) and that stuck in these kids’ minds as the only signifier of validation or self-worth.
Same I left a decent paying job to walk dogs. I wake up early and happy....I pay my bills but I'm definitely not rolling in it
It just sucks how so many people have extra money that don’t do anything cool with it, but so many people who could do amazing things with the funds cant (Allen Pan comes to mind)
im convinced all these manosphere "alpha male" guys are just supercar salesmen in disguise 😭
I think you're 100% on the money. There's no other logical reason to basically be like "yes blow over 200,000k on something that will immediately depreciate in value and will cost you a metric fuckton every month in insurance fees"
YOU'VE FIGURED IT OUT 🗿
@@mazeltovcocktail2.0 lol yeah
@@mazeltovcocktail2.0 I wish I could say I never heard people IRL speak like that and believe it, but I have...some people's whole identity and sense of "success" truly revolves around what they perceive to be "premium" that they have, and most others don't. These people don't even seem to truly grasp how useless and devoid of value the things they shape their whole lives around truly are. They don't understand what you mean by "depreciate in value", because to them, the value is in owning and showing others they own the thing. The bills, the intrinsic value, and all the losses? That doesn't even register as important information.
That has to be it. I refuse to believe they all want to collect $200k cars and do fuck all with them instead of like, paying off their parent's mortgage or something.
Kid really said "money exists so you should be rich."
Thanks for the premium content, Jarvis. 💜 I always enjoy your videos.
Yeah exactly. Truly spoken by someone who came from money for sure
Yeah exactly. Truly spoken by someone who came from money for sure
If everyone is rich, then no one is rich, and it's just inflation. Also these types of people irritate me because by all means share tips and tricks to become better off with everyone, but you know he is only doing it for himself (assuming anything he says actually works) so that he can get more money. That's dirty money!
"Insulin exists, so why isn't there any in your pancreas" - this kid, probably
Right what an idiot by that logic space exists so why don’t I live on Jupiter? Haha
I love how when he was talking about his upbringing in detroit he acted like a 2 bedroom apartment was OBVIOUSLY poverty. He didn't specify whether his family owned or rented, what kind of jobs they did or didn't have, or whether they had a meal on the table every day. I'm not saying that means he was rich, but he could very well have grown up middle class with that description. I think what he doesn't say is so telling. I know lots of people who grew up not knowing when they were gonna eat next, whether they would have housing, whether they could stay with their family, or whether they were even safe in their own community. If he truly went through something like that, I feel like he would be more specific than just saying he "came from mud".
Right? And where in Detroit? I once met a dude who bragged about coming from Baltimore...it was Baltimore County not the City big diff
detroit was a normal midwestern city before the 2004 auto crash, but he plays on our associations with detroit now to mean that obviously he was poor when the number of bedrooms and the city you were in is not enough to say you came from the mud. love how he conveniently skips the important period between his parents immigrating and him getting rich
His parents immigrating also doesn't mean they arrived poor. And I totally agree with you, if he really had a rags to riches story, he'd be singing it from the rooftops for clout. He wanted to equate living in a 2 bedroom (Home? Apartment?) with "mud" because people won't follow him if he doesn't make them feel ashamed of their status.
These scams have been around forever. "Buy my courses so I can tell you why you're not rich..." " You're not rich yet? Buy into my program and I'll show you [eventually, maybe] tell you why you suck so bad!"
These people really are the worst
@@cdw2468 that’s actually not true at all. the decline started postwar and got steadily worse through the years. you can read origins of the urban crisis by thomas sugrue for more info if you’d like. i’m not sure if this dude is aware of that or not since he doesn’t seem to be the smartest, but it would be inaccurate to say detroit was a normal midwestern city before 2004 and it was only after that that it became associated with poverty
@@hlywrdSo many kids in the county do this shit 💀
_“If you’re a guy in your 20’s and you don’t have a lambo, you should sit down and have a serious discussion with yourself on why you don’t have a lambo.”_
Oh don’t worry man, I have internal monologues about unfair wealth distribution just about every day!
good thing for us girls then, less pressure in life /s
THANK YOU for bringing up how cars are terrible investments. I can’t believe how many finance bros flex their stupid cars, which is really just a flex of their bad financial judgement.
Yup. I just recently began financing a car for the lowest I could because I didn't want to spend way too much of my money just to be able to get from place to place.
Thank you for bringing up how $1000 can be insane. I make $22k a year, $1000 can do so much for me it's insane. I could live the rest of my life off of $2mil if it just fell into my lap.
You make about 20k more than me 😂 why don’t you have a lambo?
If you put 1m into dividend stocks, you could just stop working.
@@runed0s86 Hmmm, something about their comment gives me this idea that they don't just have 1mil they can put in stocks lying around... Not sure what it is tho.....
@@runed0s86 Tips to stop working!:
1. Have 1 million dollars.
@@alicine-sims8988 RIGHT?!??! Like I find it funny how all the cryptobros always talk about how easy it is to make money because they just don't get it. 99% of them were getting thousands in "allowance" from their parents late into their adult lives and they just lost all concept of money. Like yeah if I didn't have to pay for my rent, my food, my insurance, my car, and was getting free money every month I would be a billionaire because it's almost as if when you don't have to work to afford the cost of living you can just spend all of your time making money that you can use to make more money.
On a side note, that ticket grabbing machine from Chuck E Cheese was bomb as a kid.
Still is tbh
still upset I've never experienced it
Charles Entertainment Cheese
I saw a kid with an afro the size of his torso and he just used his hair to collect the tickets lol. It was surprisingly effective
@Nicolas technically you are not. 1) chuck e cheese will let you in to supervise a child 2) there are other venues that do this. Bars, clubs, arcades, I think I even saw a grocery store do it with coupons once
The best thing about this kind of guy is that it's mostly only other guys who are impressed. They desperately want women to like them but it's only other disgusting dudes who end up liking them.
God works in funny ways huh; irony is beautiful
I have more respect for the old janitor lady at my high school who always yelled at me for being late than I have for people who get rich through drop shipping.
She's probably taught you more than all of the podcast gurus combined.
Anytime someone whos managed to gain a large platform and happens to have business know how and money mentions that their family immigrated from a communist country I can't help but speculate on what their social status in that country might've been before they decided they needed to leave
Lmao.
Living in Miami for a year was truly hellish at times. You have all of these 1st and 2nd generation Cuban immigrants who justify plantation owners, landlords, and other monsters (the ones who fled with their tails between their legs); then you realise they're talking about about their parents/grandparents. 💀
oh that is a great point...
🙊
they become even worse human beings bc they get raised by bitter and resentful formerly powerful
Sebastian Ghiorghiu's family was poor af in Romania. But you probably don't even know where it is or its history. Also Sebastian Ghiorghiu started off working at a nursing home as an orderly while trying to make things take off. I like Jarvis but I find it IS the 1st or 2nd generation immgrants who often overly value THINGS. Because status and high ticket items equal security to them. it's actual legit rich kids who be out doing stuff from shopping to sports to charity pursuits and wouldn't dream of filming cringe content. But Ghiorghiu is only 23 and did hustle wildly prepandemic. Now he's coasting but can't blame him.
They produce 10 000 cars a year. Of course not everyone has a Lambo. They don't make enough for everyone.
On the plus side, there's only ~799930 years until everyone has a lambo. I can wait. Hopefully the population doesn't increase too much in those years and nobody buys a second lambo
A part of me likes to think these out of touch finance gurus say outlandish stuff just for the marketing of it. Rage-clicks and all.
But then another part of me remembers that people are also really, really, really dumb.
Probably a bit of both.
It is mostly rage click , negative stuff get promoted on social media and he also admitted in one of his videos, Andrew Tate does the same shit and iman with the cabal stuff they don’t believe in none of that but know that fear sells
I asked my brother why he didn't have a Lambo. Turns out, Lamborghinis don't handle potholes well & the only repair shop is on the other side of the island.
If you're a baby and you don't have trust fund already set up for you, you should sit down and have a serious conversation with yourself as to why that is.
"I grew up in a ghetto 2 bedroom in Detroit" and my bs meter has suddenly gone way up 😅 There are so many guys just like him that will use "I grew up in Detroit" as shorthand for "I had a rough life" when they had a very safe, normal, middle class life if you question them further. Oftentimes they didn't even grow up IN Detroit, but in a nice suburb of metro Detroit (I say that as a person that has done both).
I mean, he really could have come from a hard life but..... guys who put it like he does usually don't lol
I've noticed that not a single one of these so called "relationship gurus" ever seem to have any stable relationship with their family, nor any long-lasting relationship with a partner.
Agree. And they always blame it on everyone else (''women are gold diggers, women fall for weak betas, women are distractions, my parents were poor and never understood my hustle'') when the real problem is their own personality.
is jarvis a “finance bro” he does say thing into a mic in a confident way
Jarvis is just a bro.
He is a comp sci bro: A brogrammer
@@swagistan69420 mam/sir please leave, before I call the cops for that joke.
You gotta love that half the screen is ALWAYS some goddamn gaming footage or something. There really has to be some psychological crisis if this is how bad our attention spans are becoming.
Brain fog/difficulty concentrating IS a symptom of long COVID... 💀💀💀
Toddlers watch just the bottom half, and it boosts the main video content. They do this to make use of the people using tiktok who are technically not allowed to, under parent accounts.
Sincerely, a mom who has to fix my husband's tiktok every 3 weeks because my daughter doesn't listen to whatever people say or do in the top screen while the video games play.
to be fair, gaming videos are kind of similar. but yea, the need to be stimulated 2x as much is an illness
@@LadyVandMrTwhat a sad excuse of a parent if THATS the problem you have with your toddler. What a failure you yourself are and a failure you’re setting your kid up to be.
Pathetic.
I was ranting about this to my partner because I'm a Car Person.
Lambos and other expensive cars are not investments. They depreciate in value as soon as they leave the lot. On top of that if you're a young man you're going to be paying way more in insurance. Unless you have a climate-controlled garage and can get a collector car of some kind, you're basically setting your money on fire and just signaling to everyone that you don't make wise financial decisions.
I'm broke so I drive a 2005 Mustang. I drive it because I like it and because it's what I could afford. And I get a lot of compliments from both women and men on it. It literally doesn't matter how much your car costs, just buy what is fun for you and that you can afford (and yanno check the reliability ratings).
Anyways nuts to you Sebastian I'm a broke nonbinary and I get more women admiring my car because I'm not a putz like you lmao
real premium viewers would know that he changed the title from "Finance bros think your lazy" to " TikTok Gurus Are Out of Touch"
I was too lazy to get here in time to see that. if only I had a lambo, I coulda made it in time 😔
I clicked the video when it first came out and when I came back hours later I was so confused
A new gold vid for me, a premium viewer, much appreciated
In their defense, if I had no morals, I'd be filthy rich right now, I've turned down several skeezy jobs that I would have excelled at and made bank on, but I don't like scamming people or screwing them over
@Crickets too true
This is on the level of saying "If you're homeless, just get a house" or "If you hate your landlord just buy the house".
One day Jarvis is gonna mix us and say “It is free, but you’re premium” without the trademark stammer.
Definitely take the class, I wanna know just how much of it is "Just stop being poor"
My brother is quite money motivated (less now than a few years ago) and it worries me sometimes when I see the pipeline of money motivated to conservative viewpoints etc. My family is generally very left and he still is kind of on the left side of the spectrum, but he watches the motivational talks of these kinds of people. He says the other stuff (misogyny, lgbtphobia, etc.) doesn't interest him, but looking at this guy it appears he got sucked into it eventually. Anyone got any tips on how to keep the conversation going on these topics?
The first thing you need to do is figure out exactly why he's been looking into this type of content to begin with (like, is he worried about his financial situation, etc.?) then go from there.
Make sure to remind him that the "alpha sigma males" online don't care about him. They just want to scam him out of his money. Tell him to take more advice from people who actually care about him, like his family and friends.
Remind him that they only make money off of making people like him feel inferior. They are not looking out for his best interests, they're only trying to sell their course so they can scam him enough to continue arbitrarily tossing money at pointless shit like sports cars.
These are all good suggestions and keep hopeful. If he is under 25 or so, your brother’s brain is still developing and if he has a decent group of people around him he may grow out if it. But yeah, these people think their audience are losers to be scammed.
If he's solely interested in the finances, you can also direct him to people who talk _solely_ about that. There are plenty of finance channels on RUclips that just educate people on the topic without all the extra stuff and who aren't going to try to scam their viewers.
Also, if he's truly against the bigotry these people spout, point out to him that he's still giving them attention and bolstering their platform by watching them. You can't just filter out the other elements because any additional attention just gives them a bigger stage to yell things from.
the most inspirational thing is 100% 2 white guys yelling at me for not having a cool car 🤭
If I had $200K, I'd pay for my college education, not buy a lambo
jarvis’ laugh when something is outrageous always brightens my day
He took the "money exists, you should just grab it" idea and applied it to Covid
When the 1% got 2 trillion richer over the pandemic, and the poor 2 trillion poorer
It’s always the ‘only two genders’ guys who also use the red pill-blue pill metaphor… which is based on the trans experience (the matrix was written by trans women originally to portray the experience of being trans).
Makes me laugh every time.
Ya know who deserves the lambo more than this kid? The construction workers. They would probably appreciate it more too.
About the 5x covid survivor thing
I was quarentined 5 times after schools started up again (two of them overlapped) even when I wore a mask and stuff. I never actually had covid, but everyone in my family did at least once which in turn made me miss most of my freshmen and half of my sophmore year. I would fully believe someone if they said they had covid 3 or 4 times if they live in a family house like I did, but this guy doesn't seem to be the huge "I live with my younger siblings and family still" type, so my guess is he just ignored covid regulations and had to pay the price.
joke's on the finance bros, I KNOW I'm lazy
If you're 23 and a million dollars means nothing to you, you have scammed and hurt a lot of people.
oh no! we weren't reminded to stay gold, everybody! i am now rapidly turning bronze 😧
The other thing about a lot of these guys, they claim to be wealthy but never actually prove it, they show some, "screenshots" that can be made super easily and say they came from nothing but all we have to rely on is their word, which is clearly worthless. It kind of blows my mind how easily people take things at face value now-a-days.
Remember: No amount of flashy sports cars or designer clothes can buy you a stable relationship with your family.
And that's something not one of these "gurus" have.
@King-David Nathaniel at what age does someone gain integrity? Lol
not to mention that $200k is just the upfront cost. now you gotta pay for maintenance -- not just fuel, but actually maintaining the engine and all the other shit that comes with a vehicle -- and registration and insurance, so that's a shit-ton more.
also 5x COVID SURVIVOR???? I've heard repeated covid infections can have permanent affects on the body, including brain damage, so I guess no wonder he's out of touch?
yes they most def can :D long covid also exists. this guy is so oblivious like holy heck
If these dudes wanna pay for my apartment for a year, by all means
Is the 5x covid survivor some kind of flex about not wearing a mask and not believing in how severe it can be 😭Because I don't think he's bragging about having the worst luck or inconsiderate friends or some immune system problems
Ethan Klein interviewed this guy and BODIED his bullshit arguments with actual facts and logic. We love calling out toxic masculinity!
Gotta see that
To be fair, they both sounded lame in that debate.
it was beautiful
Now watching it some of the way through I’m thinking he doesn’t think poverty exists
I cannot stand people like this. “Why don’t you have a lambo?” because I’m disabled and impoverished. I don’t even have a license because I cannot afford the money to take a driver’s test, and even if I did I wouldn’t be able to afford even the worst junker on earth.
Gurus be like
How to stop being poor:
1: Get rich
2: Don't be poor
3. Just buy money
I've had a shitty few days, I'm glad to be able to chill out with Jarvis for the next 15 minutes :)
Bro the amount of joy when I see Jarvis has uploaded a new video
as someone who grew up in the projects, none of us call our neighborhood ghetto (at least not in a serious way)…. I don’t believe for a second that he genuinely grew up in “a pretty ghetto area”…
i also think i am lazy. side note, i read finance bros as mario bros and it was WAYYY more offesive.
bold of you to call out the time-honored "two 20somethings with similar names start a podcast" genre 🤔
😂😂
The trick is to spend your last $1000 on a really big drill. Then, you scope out your local bank - look out for folks with capes and/or masks! Buy my course (it's only $999!) to learn how to pay someone else as little as possible to think of an intimidating name for you and join my legion of minions- I mean, the "alpha bucks" community.
Drilling into bank vaults (I remember the days when I only had my mama's $10,000 drill...) is totally how I earn my money still, so don't worry about whether banks have started upgrading their vaults to protect against hoards of desperate souls sent to them by my extremely basic and very expensive advice. Would I lie to you from my gold skull throne?
Imagine flexing when there’s people out there who are poor and people dying without food.
Man, seeing stuff like this makes me upset that people can act like this and get away with it, my dad was in prison for most of my childhood because the only way he could make money for our family was to sell drugs, and when he was gone, we didn't even have enough money to pay for gas to heat our trailer. Even now, 15 or so years later, I'm still living off of $200 a month, and the fact that people can prey off of desperate people like me is crazy and sad to think about.
As a 19 year old guy, I don't have a lambo for many reasons. Public transport is better for the environment, used cars are better for the environment and I don't need a crazy expensive ugly car to prove I have worth. As long as it gets me from place to place and doesn't kill my bank account, that's all I need.
how can I be so happy that someone posted a vid. I’m obsessed with his videos
Yeah I've met a couple of people and even been friends with one that were pretty much exclusively motivated by money and honestly that behavior is disgusting and like they are the most awkward people ever I bet if I sat down with this kid and tried to have a normal conversation with him I would just be bored out of my mind within 5 minutes
You should have a serious discussion with yourself if you don’t own a Limbo: Maybe I don’t want a Limbo
this video is the perfect birthday gift. thank you jarvis for making this video for me and only me
Happy belated birthday! Hope you had a great day :)
If you're in your 20s and you aren't a [[BIG SHOT]], you should sit down and have a serious conversation with yourself as to why that is.
That face twitch after the guy says he made 500k in a month is very telling. I just never believe these guys, like how often do we see either they are already from a wealthy family or they are leasing and lying
Also just putting it out there. It’s super easy to pretend to rich online. Like most of these dudes he could be doing the old “fake it until you make it” with drop-shipping and selling courses. It’s easy to take a photo in front of a random car and claim it’s yours or go to a open house and pretend it’s your house. I never believe a single word podcast guys like Sebastian say because it’s either fake or they are just rich kids who wouldn’t survive a day without their parents
Hearing that dude claim he's from the mud is such a Gary Vee thing to say. I wouldn't be surprised if Gary's is hero and he's all about "the grind".
some of the best content out there is girls parodying and making fun of these podcast guys
Honestly, seeing men be so confident in themselves that they don't need to brag about being nice or being rich is so refreshing and reassuring. Those Sebastian's seem insecure in themselves.
man these guys make me livid 💀 idk how you could see people setting up gofundmes because they can’t afford food or medicine and think “well they just shouldn’t be poor then :/“
also says a lot about the lives they lead outside of tiktok that all they do with their money is buy cars lmao
If 200k is chump change then hand the rest of us some chump change
"came from the mud" at 11:40 killed me. it made me picture him crawling out of a swamp on all fours
Thank you for the fresh video Jarvis, you are a saint
People don't realise that 1k is a lot of money, especially at a young age. It's not the kind of money that the average person just has to throw at a new business.
The fact that this kid practically implies that Romania is “the mud” makes me so mad because it’s such a beautiful country with beautiful people, and he refers to it as a communist country which threw me off but I’m also not familiar with areas outside of the eastern part of the country (I mainly stayed in between the areas of timișoara and cluj napoca) His parents definitely lived through the communist rule which is probably why, but right now it’s like a safe haven for dudes like this kid with the way he’s headed I’m p sure😭
As someone who knows enough about cars to recognise this one from behind, that's not even a Lambo, that's a damn Porsche. does HE have one???
I'm 22, and I don't have a Lambo. Not only can I not afford one, I don't want one. They aren't practical vehicles. They are expensive to maintain. They only seat 2. I mean the list goes on. Toyotas are better
from my experience, seeing it happen to family, people who come from a poor family and suddenly get a lot of money while also being immature, tend to spend it in useless things and not really think about the future.
This guy seems like he thinks his wealth is gonna last forever and thus just uses it right away instead of taking a step back and putting it somewhere else in case his business fails or he loses everyhting in crypto. Like, what if dropshipping becomes illegal? what if tiktok shuts down? he's not thinking long term and that's something you see a lot in influencer and young self-proclaimed business people
I had a boss who was a crypto bro once and he refused to pay anyone because he insisted the experience of working there would pay for itself. We were working full time by the way.
I think you should've all gone Orient Express on him
People like this piss me off. There are so many factors that go into being someone capable of acquiring wealth.
I was born to a 19 year old, irresponsible alcoholic mother who left me to be raised by her mother who lived on welfare and disability. My Gramma was fortunate to have decently wealthy parents who generously bought her a house and a car, but she was left on her own for the rest of everything else.
She brought home just enough money for us to live a comfortable life. But when I was 5 my mother moved me away to a city where she married a lower middle class man who had a house in the "ghetto". Again, we got by pretty decently.
The problem was that they were both very emotionally abusive. So while they were providing me with food and shelter, they were not helping me to grow into a confident and capable human being.
Eventually they advanced into more of an upper middle class situation so we lived very comfortably.
Because of the emotional abuse I left home 3 days after high school graduation to live in a cheap apartment in a pretty unsafe area with my boyfriend.
I left with what I had in my room and was fortunate enough to be given furniture by my bio father who I had recently reconnected with. My husband came from a fairly poor family so he left home with nothing but a bit of clothing to his name.
I attempted to go to university but my husband struggled to find work because of his lack of experience, medical issues, and racial discrimination. As a result I was forced to work a full time job while also doing full-time schooling.
Yes, I know lots of people do it and get through it. But I couldn't. I was suicidal and questioning my entire existence so I dropped out. In my eyes I was a failure and I still believe I am. But I worked hard and became an assistant manager at one of my favourite stores.
Eventually my mother offered to pay for my husband to do a security course. He received a job for the security company she worked for and things were pretty good for a while.
But life is expensive. We were making okay money, maybe upper lower class, but we did struggle to put food on the table after rent and bills were paid.
Covid came along and I was laid off. But the government started paying people a decent sum of money per month to live on and it was actually more than what my husband and I made! Suddenly we were living a very comfortable life and I began to feel bad about myself that I wasn't bringing in that much money through my work. I realized then that my job was at a standstill. They weren't giving me any opportunities to increase my wages, despite my best efforts to impress them.
Once I returned to work we went back to making just enough money to scrape by.
Then we got news that my husband was receiving a large sum of money from the government from his First Nations band. That's when we set a plan into motion.
We knew that the longer we stayed in our unsafe apartment, the more money was being wasted. We didn't have quite enough money for a down-payment on a house, so I spoke with my Gramma, who then spoke with her mother who was planning to leave the farmland my Gramma was living on to her in her will. My great Grammy then agreed to let her have ownership of the property early so she could sell it and move to the city to live my husband and I.
My whole life I had dreamed of owning a house and bringing my Gramma to live with us. It felt like a dream come true.
But Gramma's brother, who is quite wealthy, took control of the property and only gave her enough money to help us with the down-payment and the other fees needed to secure the property.
Fast forward to now, I am struggling with my mental health, and we quite low on money. But we are making it.
I am proud of what we've accomplished. But we are not capable of just randomly making a million dollars to suddenly solve all of our financial issues.
It's not that we all need to be rich. It's that the world needs to make itself more affordable so people can live comfortably and enjoy their lives. We are living in the future. Us lower income people work hard for what we have. Yes, I was quite fortunate for the help I did get. But lots of people don't have what I did. It doesn't make my struggles less valid, but it does show that we are not all in the same place in life to be able to achieve great wealth. It's all based on circumstances.
This world needs to change. There shouldn't be people out there with so much money that they don't know what to do with it. Money should be evenly distributed so that everyone can live comfortably.
Thank you for saying that $1000 can be life-changing money, and not minimizing it! It truly is for a lot of us. even 100, 10, $1, really, is.
why are these kinds of people always promoting buying expensive cars when you can just buy a cheaper car that does the same thing
the funny part is when he talked to Ethan Klein, his whole argument screamed fundamentalist Christian. Now, I'm no Bible expert, but I'm pretty sure materialism and greed is pretty looked down upon
2:04 same scene hit my head as soon as he said so much of it is out there to "grab" and in "circulation" , such an economic genius ! get him the nobel please, he just solved poverty
at 19 $1000 is rent and more, while one of my biweekly paychecks is around $800 which is exactly rent
I’m from Detroit and I know it’s a huge city but there is no way that me/ my family/ my friends don’t know him and he was raised here.
I just looked it up and he went to high school in Canton. About 45-50 minutes outside Detroit.
I like how his second channel is basically his main at this point, LMAO.
This kind of reminds me of that politician that said 'if people are struggling to pay rent they should just go and buy a house'
Even if I could afford a Lamborghini, I wouldn't want one. If I was gonna splurge on stupid shit, I'd buy a bunch of old books or if it has to be car related, I'd hire a driver to take me around in a regular car lol
These people are the worst when they’re like Ty Lopez, where they will go to a hobby, Ty did sports cards which I like to do, and ruin it by doing it for money. In sports cards specifically, everybody, even those who make money from them, knows that you need to spend money because you like the hobby. My motto is “The only hobby loosing money means you aren’t doing it right, is couponing.” These people don’t understand people don’t like doing stuff for money.
I'm curious to know what his sisters are up to. Like, he said they were in a 2 bedroom with parents and a bunch of sisters in Detroit. I wonder were they are?? I mean, I hope he would have brought his family some nice stuff with his success, and I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he did, but if just be curious to see where they're all at now with his success and all that
Watching Jarvis ponder wether or not this premium channel should be free kills me every time