Only God can judge who deserves what. But don't EVER judge someone based on a piece of paper commissioned by an institution and upheld by society, you peasant.
If he came out of 6 years of school with all that debt. You really think he could afford that car and that watch right after he “just started working”? Nah he got that from his dad prolly
@@andrews2438 exactly, i have a couple franck muller watches that are worth more than some houses and i’ve never heard anyone mention franck muller in a song
@@TopVillain why are you hating on someone doing better than you? you see someone with nice stuff and your immediate response is to doubt or hate? that speaks volumes about yourself as a human.
You don’t have to be that good bro.. they make it seem harder than it is. Yes you are going to spend hours a day studying, but it doesn’t take a genius.
@@Crustyislooking I’m not really confident now because I don’t apply myself, I feel as if I try my hardest I can do this major but I also feel like now that I don’t try it will be too late in college and I’ll be too far behind. Lol dropping my whole story but thanks for your advice
@@randygonzalez2266 tbh i fucked up my highschool freshman year. nearly failed algebra 1 lol. When you start to really apply yourself the feeling of accomplishment is intensely satisfying. I'm now done all of the way through calc and differential equations. Best of luck man.
@Randy Gonzalez tbh have a good teacher will help you out a lot, what I would do is pre study the material so you are just familiar with it than when the lesson is done ask question about what your confused on then do 10 simple practice problems than go to the TA so they can correct what you did wrong than practice that problem till you can get 10 right in a back to back. Truly focus on the "why" and "how" something works... to often I see people just remember how to do something but not how it come to that conclusion.... Tbh I pretty dumb thou so take that with a grain of salt.
@maso hard to believe right? but if 2 million kids graduate from college each year, there are bound to be a decent amount of aerospace engineers. it's not rocket science bro (we would know).
@maso aerospace engineer is quite literally in the title. and how is it guaranteed that less than 10% of the views are college graduates? Where did you get that number from? Regardless, 3 aerospace engineers commenting on this video isn't a lot. 3 comments out of 530k views? that's not that unlikely.
@maso I’m not sure if you’re being genuine but you didn’t make a fool of yourself. My apologies for being rude. I hope you have a great day and best of luck on your future endeavors.
I think that if you have a look at this comment section, it's pretty clear that people are not jaelous if someone has more money and a nice car, As long as they deserved it. This really proves that most of us are not jelly, we just can't stand only fan thots and idiots who get rich scamming others.
Im still jealous cause he got daddies money, 200k car, 60k college loans and a watch that probably costs 1/4 of the car, and not to mention his pent house but atleast hes doing something with the money.
@@JA-gg6pl Bruh, its a series 3 hardtop 2+2 etype. Literally the least desirable and cheapest version of the etype. That car was $50k tops, which is less than a new base model Tahoe. Very attainable with an engineering degree. The watch though, idk man. I got nothing to say about that.
@@ThenewlifeX why bullshit? I don't know exaclty what he's doing but probably this guy has a lot of responsibility on his shoulders. Imagine if our engineers get their calculations wrong, we're all screwed.
Im going to graduate soon in the same field (astronautics, tryna go to systems engineering afterwards) and my biggest advice is this: its not what you KNOW, its what you can LEARN! Its all practice. I got Cs and and Ds all through high school and thought I was just bad at math, but after someone told me that same advice I locked in, taught myself college algebra trig and calculus, and eventually grinded my way into my state university’s engineering program. School is incredibly stressful (it’s a lil easier if you do the hard classes at community college tho) and I failed more classes than I can count, but the actual job is really fun and rewarding and you usually don’t do anywhere near as much math as people think. if you can hang in and learn to handle failure I 100% recommend doing engineering!
For all of you saying "ope well I'm not good at math" No one is before putting in the work and studying every day. If you make it your priority, you can become good at many things.
I’m not an engineer but I am an Aerospace Inspector I can’t see him making more than 100k especially starting out. I mean I don’t know what state he’s at but I don’t think he’s rich like everyone in the comments think.
I don’t know if I want to do aerospace or biomedical so I was thinking of getting a mechanical engineering degree and then getting a masters in one of those. Is this a bad idea? 🥹
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more commendable young man… a cartier watch that isn’t “iced out”, a classic jaguar from the golden era in basically perfect condition, and he actually has an extremely valuable career ahead of him, I hope he has a blessed life and he’s doing what he loves 🙏🏻 Typically I advise against college, but if the career you’re going for pays well then by all means the debt is likely worth it for the skill & pay exchange
I started my career in aerospace and switch out fast when I saw the salary/benefits vs what you can get in other industries with that level of education. No way someone just starting their career bought that car with an aerospace engineers salary 😅
@@biggreen_fn an aerospace engineer does not necessarily earn more than an a engineer for home appliances. Maybe the PHD NASA guy from the MIT but the normal Airplane Engineers get about the same salary.
Have good work ethic and keep on the grindstone and you'll have anything you want. Follow your dreams and do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life.
@@cchallett1 yea that is true. Im an engineer myself, and i didnt pay to get my degrees. I work in aerospace too but you dont see me driving a 90 grand classic car 😂😂. But id rather see this than OF girls and sugar babies 😂😂🤦♂️
@@Weber1987 I’m a Senior level Engineer working in Aerospace in Cali, trust me I know how much they make…like I said you could if you’re living at home with parents.
@@realrareap2420 I took out loans plus had some financial aid and scholarship in undergrad. Not everyone wants to take on loans but I preferred to do that since I wanted to go straight through.
To all those watching who think excellent math skills are a requirement prior to being an engineer, they're not I'm a mechatronics engineer. It's a very hard degree with specialities in mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. You don't have to "be good at math" to be an engineer. This guy probably was, but it's not a requirement. I sucked at math prior to entering college. But I pushed myself really hard and studied until I was able to understand it. You don't need to be discouraged from being an engineer just because you think math is difficult and you're not "good at it". There are not many people who are good at math and enjoy it in highschool. All that matters is being driven and motivated to be an engineer, and pushing yourself through college. It's not easy, but being good at math doesn't make it much easier. The drive and dedication to sit through 7+ hours of lecture/lab every day and then go home and study for 4+ more hours is what makes you excel as an engineer. So to all those who have aspirations to be an engineer, don't let your aptitude for math be your deciding factor, let your drive and dedication take you to where you want to be, and learn the necessary skills along the way.
he's brand new, no higher than a P2 at most big 5 defense companies, pulling in roughly 60-80k. If this is his car, he either inherited it or spends his whole paycheck on it lmao. Source: I worked for BAE, NGC and Lockheed for 10+ years and a hiring manager, I know the salary bands.
hey man a pornstar is as much a job as an athlete. both entertainers and the money just comes from what they bring in, there’s no way to really reduce their pay
Man this is my dream car bro I have a small matchbox one, bought it more than 10 years ago for 2 dollars I don't remember and now it worth like 33 dollars
So many factors into this like which school did you go to? Who do you work for? etc.. Not because you studied it as well mean you gonna have the same opportunities as some else..
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