Many American people are struggling as the White House praises 3 years of the "Dream Team." Many companies are laying off staff, and AI squeezing people out too. Bidenomics = Poverty.
It was all foretold in the book of Revelation. A measure of wheat for a penny which is mistranslated. It was a Dracarius which was the average daily wage for a Roman citizen which is basically saying that just to be able to feed yourself for a day is going to cost you a days wages. It's getting there
A failing U.S. economy and elevated global tensions reduce the likelihood of prolonged inflation or higher long-term Treasury yields. I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid crisis, and even pull it off easily in a favorable economy. Unequivocally, the bubble/collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich
I do not disagree, there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors I speak from experience.
True, I’m quite lucky exposed to personal finance at early age, started full time job 19, purchased first home 28, got laid-off work at 36 amid covid-outbreak, and at once consulted a well-qualified advisor to stay afloat. Thankfully, my portfolio has maintained steady growth ever since, amassing nearly $1m after subsequent investments to date.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks for this. could easily spot her website just after inputting her full name on my browser. she replied my inquiry and we scheduled a consulting session sometime tomorrow.
1984 mercedes benz 300 turbo diesel, runs like a champ😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤no payments... Just insurance. Fuel. Some repairs, maintenance. Very good car ,I'm euro❤
Whelp, go to your local credit union and get a loan or pull cash. THEN hit the dealership, select and finance making sure no prepayment penalty on their loan. Drive off lot day or two later bring in a check from the CU or your bank pay it off. You've just got the best price [no mention of cash], cuz they thought they were gonna stick it to you on the financing end. Cheers
@@truthseeker1959 yes, I met the right people. But note, there are plenty of people out there with similar incomes as mine that are highly indebted. So stupidity also plays a role. Just sayin'
I bought a 2010 Ford Escape. I'm on social security and I can afford it. I can work on it to a point. I change the oil and I changed the transmission fluid. I even put a new Exhaust system from the converter back and that cost $400. I had some help but I did most of it. I take care of my car and I'm 73 years old.
I deliver mail and whenever I see an Amazon delivery driver, I ask them to come work at the post office so they can have secure jobs. Several have told me that layoffs and the cutting of hours have been rampant. This is a very bad sign, when people (mostly women) are cutting back on parcel delivery. They're BROKE.
theyre doing this with amazon air pilots and their union is getting invovled. They are getting very creative with staffing and how they schedule things as things slow down. they also do this when things are crazy busy and overwork these people too.
@@robertmanley2687 Just hitting my 60's. A great job, recently retired but still saving money. I'm in the market for a new car, I know what I want, but am sitting tight for a bit. No payments for me, I have the cash, but I'm holding off for the 2025 model so I may be able to get a better deal on the 2024.
As more people get laid off crime, will increase. In and out burgers in Oakland, California just shut down the only store there because the crime is so rampant it’s not safe for the employees that work for In-N-Out Burger.😮
no sweat............the genius mayor and city council have come up with a novel new franchise model............In-N-Out Burglary............a sure winner! as Cramer would say, buy! buy! buy! 😂
I was lucky and bought my 2018 Honda Fit in 2019 and had less than a 1% interest rate. My payment was 225/month. Free of that now too and still only have 40K miles on it.
1973, I bought a new VW Beetle. The A/C add on was $250.00 which dogged that little air-cooled bug down, but I couldn't afford it anyway so the car was $2,195.00 My payments were $58.00 a month for 36 months. Many a night I lay in bed wondering if I could make those payments, so yeah, I'm that old.
We bought a brand new Hyundai when they first came out $1800! Looked like a Fred Flintstone car. Husband bought it to drive long distance to work (160 miles round trip) every day. He did that for 3 years. Then we handed it down to our oldest daughter. It finally died 5 years later! Best car for the money we ever had! Lol
Save up and buy a decent usec Honda or Toyota, even if it's over 10 years old. Maintain it well, and instead of making payments, put a few dollars away for repairs. We have a 2005, 2012 and a 2014 I maintain them well. Change the oil every 3k miles instead of 5k miles. Fluids are expensive. Engines are expensive. Ever since I paid off my house, I have no desire to own a new vehicle.
2024...a good year to learn true financial literacy. We weren't taught this in indoctrination centers aka schools! Thanks for contributing to this space Brother!
USA manufacturers have stopped building simple, reliable cars. These new cars of today are also poor choices for used car purchases because they are too complex and expensive to repair. Bad, bad.
American Cars in the late 70’s and 80’s were worse but at least they could be worked on. Course, I drove a BMW 5 series and that was when they were cool cars.
There is a guy who works for one of my clients who purchased a 2023 Ford PU full size, 4 door, fully loaded, and his payments are $1,900 month! I almost died!
Check out dealer "Spring" Sale ads I got in my browser margin for Chevy Silverado 1500 crew cabs (from Austin TX). The "Custom" model (cloth seats, V6, basically one model up from the work truck trim) was close to $50K - on sale. And I think this price only applied if you financed with them. Oops.
Really enjoy seeing Brandon pop up on your channel! Happy that I paid off my car which was only $250 a month and I was dropping $1,500 a month on it to pay it off ASAP. It was a struggle to do that but I’m damn glad I did it because prices are insane!! Saved me $ on car insurance too. 😎
I’m glad my car and motorcycle is paid off. I thought about upgrading my car, but I don’t want any payments and my current car is fuel efficient and works great!
Folks are doing 10 year loans now. That’s crazy and the car payments are between $750-$1,500 per month. The Macy’s at Bayfair Mall in San Leandro here in the San Francisco Bay Area is closing in March. The In & Out Burger in Oakland, CA is also closing in March due to crime and car break ins. The company cannot keep its employees and customers safe. Employees are being offered a transfer or severance.
Why have they extended the car payment term but not for houses? Why haven’t they enacted a 40 year mortgage as the new norm especially when Nikki Haley says we can’t retire until 70😮😢
I got out of the Bay area 20 years ago and left California almost 2 years ago. It was the best thing I did. My cost of living went down by 50% by moving to another state. I now have a cute cottage up in the mountains that's paid for. i get to breathe fresh air and have my own clean water source. No more long commutes, high crime, or homeless in my area. You couldn't pay me to go back to California.
I couldn't agree more michael....The debt number is absolutely absurd. It went up a trillion in 3 months. Like you said, "this can't go on forever:......
Before they go broke… that’s the hard part. I’m an apprentice electrician, living in the cheapest apartment I could find and both the apartment and my job sucks. I’m already broke and working full time plus overtime some weeks.
Best wishes and stick with the being an electrician and get your training and license. You’ll be one of the skilled workers people actually need. Is there any way you can share an apartment or live at home for a while ?
I'm a 48 year licensed master plumber and I'd recommend getting your license. At a minimum that almost guarantees a job, but also allows the opportunity to open your own business.
Maybe go into your HR/accounting department ask/change your W9 to 6, something less than ten [they don't have to report] NOW dbl check that threshold, my data is from that was back in the day. Anyway increase deductions for half the year KEY POINT do not be/get spoiled by the extra money - save it AND CHANGE deductions back to 0 or 1 after the six months. WHY? You are GETTING your hard earned money BEFORE inflation hits later in the year and save/generating interest. Seriously look into M1 or Wealthfront both are excellent/cheap/low buy in/easy setup 'robo advisors' [no brainer investment accounts] and WELL worth anytime doing a google research. When you do file, you will break even [no refund] or owe a small amount [don't freak I did too]. I used to, like all too many, LIVE for the refund, that was until and old dog like myself now explained my refund was just DEVALUED $$$ I had loaned to the government ALL YEAR for FREE! You got this bruh, work hard/stay at it/keep your nose clean, your electrical apprenticeship program will set you up for life. Remember "Drink more water, Read more books and Stay away from hoes" Cheers!
You got this, bruh - stay at it - Suggestion, on steady/OT jobs or your entire busiest half of the year claim the max on your w9 without requiring accounting have to report, used to be 9 BUT check. Take the extra cash and set up a 'robo advisor' account [M1 or Wealthfront] both solid/been around, cheap buy in/low minimal annual fees and you can set up auto saving deposit - ANYONE can set up, its fun and actually have some great projections how much you'll have in 20-30-50 yrs. Claiming more deductions for half the year will get you more of your paycheck NOW - just do not forget to switch back to 0 or 1 after six months. Doing this, your GOAL is to break even, will receive zero refund or need to pay a small amount at tax time. HERE is why you want to do this, like too many I lived for the refund until an old like me now educated me. By receiving a refund check I just got paid back from the government devalued money [inflation] for a zero interest loan that they used for a year! Refunds are tempting and often our only savings but it usually just gets pissed away. If somehow you save it, its worth less than earlier in the year. Check out those robo advisors or others I just have both are a great way to save. Get started you're MILES ahead of half your generation being in an apprenticeship program you will find invaluable for the rest of your life! All the best, in closing, I have a helpful sign on my fridge "Drink more water, Read more books, Stay away from hoes" words to live by! Cheers ...
ive seen people in my office have a car payment/insurance be over 1,000/mth. That's insane that people put that much importance on materialistic items. I either hear them complain they are broke or they are trading them in shortly after they bought them and swear they are never doing that again.
Yep people in 20,21& 22 bought new rides more than they could afford.. now food is thru the roof along with utilities and insurance going up and they are realizing they screwed up big time… this is why repos are rising fast… you gotta eat , you need lights/ heat you need a roof over your head - you do not need the latest and greatest ride- a 2010 car will get you to work just as good as a new one- car payments are a thing of the past the way the worlds going now.. unless you make big cash, they are not worth it anymore
A co-worker just bought a used Pilot. He said his payments weren't that bad...$500/ a month. I thought "Damn!" Everyone else was like, "Wow, not bad!" Mind you they make half of what I do. Sad situation.
@@buythebook2677 I'm retired American living here in Mexico and I just bought a large loaf of Oroweat bread for 57 pesos which is a little over 3 USD. Some supermarkets have the same loaf of bread for close to 90 pesos which is about 5 USD.
@@davidh8293 I'm not going to make my own bread to save a few bucks. Doesn't mean a person is lazy, it means they have the money and don't want to be bothered making it. We could make pizza from scratch and would you say people that order pizza are also lazy?
At 0:09 "We've already gone over a million times how the housing market has become unaffordable." Yes you have but we NEED you to go over the unaffordable costs of housing a million more times! The masses must fight! Congrats on your record breaking success!
I watch this because I'm so far out of the loop I have no idea what it's like for a young family trying to make ends meet. The young gal at the checkout yesterday with a ring in her nose showed great concern for my cat since I was buying cat food. I'm more concerned about her future than the cat's.
Personally, I don't think for a second that you would like to see our economy falter, for any reason. I have watched your channel for a couple of years and your words are always kind, and I appreciate your candor and reliable information, (as reliable as anyone can be). Thank you for the quality content and really nice show.
Those older cars were very profitable for my families car repair business. They needed constant maintenance. Newer cars from some brands like Honda and Toyota can go 200,000 miles with minimal maintenance. The new cars models that are the best are boring to own, but will cheaply get you where you want to go.
I kept a 99 expedition for 20 years. For many years I had no car payment. I banked money. In 2019 I purchased a 2017 expedition for $27,650. It had 16k miles and was in perfect condition. I paid cash. In the maintenance book in the glove box was the name of a lawyer who traded it in to a dealership . I got a sweet deal . No interest. No car payment. Be smart. Keep your car for years. Save for the next car .
I don't have a car payment I'm still driving My 1994 van i bought used for 10k Now it 30years old Pay cheap insurance Pay cheap registration It a win win
No car payments here, driving a couple of '07's with liability insurance only and self insuring the rest. And to think at one time I was caught up in the "new every two" fleece programs!
exactly! this was about 20 yrs ago, but I was paying about $800/month for the privilege of driving... in total for my car, a Toyota Prius (car payment 400, insurance 125, gas 75, anticipated maintenance cost 25, parking 150, and then don't forget annual tags/registration and regular carwashes) it ALL adds up...owning a car is a money pit...sometimes I wish I just could get by w/an electric bike
People want fency cars, people want full size trucks with all bells and whistles. Nobody is forced to buy these vehicles. There are plenty of new cars for under 30k out there. Get a Corolla or something similar in that class but people like to pretend that they can keep up with everyone so they rather choose a big payment. I don't feel sorry for them .
I bought a luxury car from a lady who was getting a divorce. It was 3 years old & I paid $10,500! Was going to keep my Ford Escape a couple more years but I told the lady that was all I had in cash & she took it! It was a timing thing - she was leaving to go on a vacation & just wanted to get rid of it & have extra cash. Yes, those kind of deals are once in a lifetime - but keep your eyes open.👀
I watch Michael walk past these homes with the Bimmer's, Mercedes, big Lexus SUV's and Tesla's in the driveway, and you know many of them are hopelessly underwater - and that's before the insurance and registration tax bills come. In one of his videos, he walked past a Tesla 3 parked in a drive that had a small, mis-matched alloy on the front ... maybe bent the stock rim, couldn't afford to replace, or tires worn out ...?
I've never had a new car, sure I would like one but It's definitely not a necessity, I paid $2,800 for my daily driver, which is a nice 2004 GMC Yukon, it's comfortable powerfully 4x4 , tows my camper well. And it gets me everywhere I want to go. I think its silly how much people pay for cars. Cheaper used cars are an option.
I’m driving a 33 years old 3 series bmw my car value around 13k I’m happy with that . My wife drivers older wranglers she loves it. We don’t want car payments we had new car and EV before we don’t miss at all!
Long time ago car loans were normally 3 years. Now I am hearing 7 or 8 years. It's the mentality that dealers instill into people of what is normal. I always paid cash but what are people thinking.???
I bought my car for 29k in 2018, my gf bought the same car this year for 52k. So glad my car is paid off. I love my car. Also her car insurance is 200% higher than mine.
I can remember driving when I was younger a $500 car, then $1000 car, then more and more as my income increased. None of those cars needed full coverage. I think people have gotten this entitlement bug and that is out of control. Yes, prices are up but so is the other side of the stupidly. If people would stop backing in to all the price increases maybe the prices would come down, but these companies are still making money with the price increases based on the law of large sales numbers.
Friend works as a salesmen at big dealership on the west coast of Florida. Even on their used car sales, they have what they call 'THE PROTECTION PACKAGE" for $3,000!!!!!! So, if you buy a used car for 7k, you are going to pay at least 10k plus tax title registration and so on. Their protection package includes scam stuff like nitrogen air in your tires!!!!! And, people still fall for it!!!
@@allencoffland1685 I quit going to Costco . Believe it or not I spent half as much know. Being more careful and only shop what’s needed. We don’t buy cereals anymore. We make oatmeal ,pancakes,eggs and toast. Much better for the body. Bake my own bread,cakes and cookies. Don’t eat out and drink coffee at home.
Congratulations on all your success @MichaelBordenaro ! I've been following you a while and enjoying the ride, happy to see you keep on thriving! Fun to hear you speak about the economy, car markets etc... and not only houses. looks like you're on track for 200K subs this year, i'll be here to see it!
Thank you very much for the compliment and for sticking with me all this time. It’s a breath of fresh air for me to branch out and not just talk about real estate. Lots of other cool topics to cover out there keeps it interesting for me and apparently for many others too.
I'm restoring my old cars. Not paying all the BS, for what? A bunch of bloated technology? I just want to get from point A to point B with little hassles.
It really is mind blowing how much of a bubble the Fed inflated at this time. tech stocks are in a bubble yet again although layoffs are increasing. Over a decade of negative real rates has trained everyone to be insane.
What's crazy is investors are paying a massive premium for Apple stock but look at Apples product line.. the iPhone 15 is the same exact phone as the iPhone 13. It's not 2009 anymore... you can only make a cell phone screen so clear or the camera so good.. at some point you have refined that tech to what is physically possible or perceptible to the human eye/mind. The massive growth potential for Apple is gone. You can only dominate and entirely saturate a market once. Apples biggest competitor is last years Apple.
@@jonathantaylor6926 The "investors" are all playing with easy money and are simply "painting the tape". They are like Ivan Pavlov's dogs salivating at the Feds easing coming this year.
I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks this year. Hope to make millions in 2024.
Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient but remember the bigger the risk the bigger the results. Alternatively, you can consult a trained financial expert for strategy.
No doubt, having the right plan is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 100% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take till Q3 2024.
I want to buy a house and I can buy, but won’t until prices adjust from mass foreclosures from layoffs. Americans are spread thin and when they lose their job and AI reduces jobs available. There will be a glut of homes which will drop prices significantly. Then I will buy.
Maybe prices won’t come down much, if Blackrock-StateStreet-Vanguard keep buying up homes at inflated prices. These are trillion dollar investment companies with VERY deep pockets.
Yep, things have topped out and will be reeling back - real property values are my profession/have been since the mid '80s. Relax, stay away from real estate sales people [commissioned vultures that point out livingrooms for 6% of the sale] an opportunity will surface when the ball has been sitting in the buyers' court for a while. Cheers
Owning used cars and renting houses was once a way to save money. For rent and one car we are easily paying $4,000 a month when you account for rent, insurance, and house utilities. I’m not even trying to live above my means, it’s crazy
Loyalty is a two way street, but corporate America doesn't care about the workers when it come to their bonuses and bank accounts. I thank God for the foresight He has given me. Call me tight fisted, but my focus on debt management and PYF (Pay Yourself First) that we are able to survive in this current catastrophe.
I had State Farm and our insurance actually doubled to $704 for six months one vehicle for six months. We ditched them before we seen the price on our other vehicles!
My mortgage payment is just a little more than the average car payment. That’s nucking futs man. I have a family of seven 😂 the grocery bill is a bit high right now…This timeline is crazy. Have a good evening everyone 🍻
I saw rental space for a mobile home was $575 per month in Holbrook, Nevada. Holy cow, Holbrook is in the middle of nowhere. A small house in Carson City, Nevada, rents for $2,000 per month. If you make $25 per hour in Nevada you are considered a "rock star." Not sure where this is going to end.
Mobile home is bad deal if you don't own the land it is on. They have classes showing the park owner how to make money by raising the rents so people cannot live there and are forced to abandon the mobile home for back rent. Then the park owner can rent the trailer and the land.
@@JBoy340athe park owner cannot simply force you to abandon your property. There is a process called foreclosure. They have to take you to court and WIN and put a lien on your property in order to do that. It maybe cheaper for the landlord to let go the tenant then to go through that process.
i live in upstATE n.y my lot rent in 2012 was $280.00 a month now 12 years later its $345.00 a month that's only $55.00 in 12 years i've got the best landlord in the country he only raise the rent when his taxes go up, i ain't going NOW WHERE!
I will keep my 2004 car . lol .... I refuse to pay the prices they are charging and since I live in Florida there is no road worthy test . So I'm good .
According to government statistics, 2023 GDP was driven by consumer spending and job growth. But surveys show almost half of all Americans do not have $600 in the bank. I do not see it.
I'm Just Wondering What Happens When All These Companies "Save Themselves" And Then Nobody Can Afford, Wayfair, Coke, Clothing, Cars? Theft. Heists? I Appreciate Your Report. And Your Analysis. Bless You.
You will have a CRASH! A depression is what will bring down inflation but with a depression comes lots of side effects that will cause lots of people to lose everything!!!! I do not think it will happen this year, i am thinking we are 2 years away from it because the government will not let it happen and everyone is tied to the stock market via their 401k. You have to roll back minimum wage, and increase interest rates or leave them alone. We might be beyond a recession and i predict a depression in 2 years... The government will do lots of tricks to try and do a "Soft landing".. They will run out of tricks because the free market will correct itself regardless of all the tricks.
Alot of My friends feel like they've been fed a lie with college. They have degrees and mountains of debt and cannot get jobs in their field and are working at jobs that don't require one.. I talked to an employer the other day and they said they're currently avoiding hiring graduates because the last 3 they gave a chance were lazy, entitled, and just couldn't cut it.. 2 of them they said were so woke they caused issues with all their coworkers... 😅
Job cuts and layoffs are bad for the American people but great for Wall Street and it's money-junkies, this can be evidenced by recent gains on the stock market.
For myself and my husband we are retiring in Merida Mexico. Selling our condo in south Florida ,that’s on the water, and we are out of here.. Keeping our small rental home a little up state and see how that pans out. Just crazy expensive in south Florida for every thing. Merida Mexico way Less stress, way less taxes… look to Merida México people …also way less crime! Just an hour and a half flight from Miami. We do have options for those who are remote workers and those retired.
There really hasn’t been any money printing since 1/6/21. Before money can be printed, bonds must be sold. No one wants to buy our bonds, especially now that the rating on U.S. debt was lowered to AA+ from AAA.
Honestly ive never owned a car let alone even have my license and I'm turning 31 this May. People keep telling me why don't i get a car so I can get to work, go to the grocery store to buy things, travel whenever i want to, etc. Um, why would i want to and are they going to pay for all of that for me? Id rather stick to my usual routine which is use my legs, local transportation when necessary and use other tools to bring ton of groceries without the need to pay for gas (i.e beach wagon). I only live 30ish minutes walking distance aways from work where most are grocery stores...so I'm good.
It’s a shame people don’t pay attention to their elected officials. Both parties are responsible for this and I wish people would hold them accountable but they won’t.
In my opinion the "Perfect Storm" is coming up. Stock prices are out of control, US Debt is now over 34 Trillion, huge Credit Card debt, Student Loan debt, Economy starts to go down, the overpriced Car market fires now back, Insurances and Taxes go through the roof, Food prices up 30-50% in the last years. Just a matter of time till the housing market, which is here and there overpriced by 300%. I think this will shoot the US Dollar out of his position as world currency what will demolish the Dollar. Also in History we see that every time a leading world currency falls the land behind it was broke for 10-20 years.
@@midsummernightsdream60Things are different now. U.S. debt is much higher, BRICS nations are forming their own gold-backed currency, and Globalist psychopaths are about to force digital currency on us to roll out tyranny. 😳
The folks that are being laid off are the ones who actually do the purchasing of these companies’ products, but the folks they’re trying to please, the shareholders, do not. If we didn’t shop, they wouldn’t exist.
No, a 5.8% interest rate or even 5% wouldn't be enough, not at all. Would NOT get me to buy...unless home prices came down big-time. Will they? Who knows. I'll keep waiting, thanks. -- BR
@@garethwilliams4467 lol. Vote ? Like ur vote actually matters anymore. That's comical. What am I, a single man going to do ? Be pissed off my country lacks the testosterone to fix this issue. What u gonna do ?
@@woodfromthehood me I'm going to look after myself, make as much coin as I can, save/invest it. Try to solve problems for myself and not rely on others ... which as a single, white man is easy because no one caers about me. And I'm going to chuckle as society burns
@@garethwilliams4467 I agree with most of that. Except I care about the future of this country and my fellow countrymen. Not much one can do as a single man. I need more men to stand shoulder to shoulder with. Can u point me in the direction of men ? Not enough of them left to make a change. All these betas
🎉🎉🎉 Thank you Michael for some more great reporting. Btw , Do you remember when you started and you got to 28,K subscribers??? You’re Definitely Crushing it!!! Blessings,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
Another great episode with Brandon! Cars/ trucks now cost what houses are in parts of the Midwest! Job growth is now negative. Please keep the partnership with Brandon going. Your video messages are more relevant month after month.
I live in SE, PA. The "Beauiful People" have run out of funds and their luxury cars are looking filthy and beat to death. Brake dust caked onto the front wheels, zero shine, mysterious mechanical sounds. Wow. Driving worthless, hammered, junk.
Many call centers are closing here in Florida as you may know Mike. There was a trend some six years ago to have more call centers here in the USA. But because of all the minimum wage pay hikes it is cheaper to hire overseas like the Bahamas.
The federal government needs to step in and put an end to dealership add ons. The fed doesn't seem to have a problem forcing car manufactures to add all kinds of other crap onto cars, like the tire inflation sensors scam.
The govt is a majority of the reason were in this mess. All these regulations make cars exponentially more expensive. Add to that the insane spending and money printing.
Watch @ kevin hunter the homework guy. He has great info on how to buy utilizing the FTC guidelines. All of these extra fees are unnecessary and not required. People can really begin making complaints to the federal trade commission about all this and get these dealerships in check. These "market adjustments" are a no go.
NO! They will not save us, only make things worse!!!! What the government needs to do is just let the free market fix this issue! As long as we kick the can things will get worse!!!! Let the dealers and car market fail. Let the fast food market fail. $20 a hour for a low skilled low physical labor job is not going to help anyone....
Michael, I've been watching every single one of your videos for the past 10 months, and I just realized I have not even subbed to your channel yet. 😂 That's an oopsies on me. Good thing YT has your daily videos on the top of my suggested since I watch and like them all through and through. I enjoy the commentary, the info, your hot takes, the many silly examples of what's on the market (this is such gold), and just you as a whole. I am same age as you, in Dallas Texas, insurance agent for over 15 years, and most of the info you mention about FL does rein true here as well. Bro, keep up the awesome informative and entertaining videos. Hope to meet you one day.
It’s never too late. Thanks for subbing today. Really appreciate that. Honestly just watching all the videos helps more than anything so that’s awesome. You’re enjoying my videos and getting something out of this. And yes, Texas is almost as F’d as Florida. Lol.
