the music on the background is actually from an RPG game called "Earthbound". This game has inspired Undertale, Yume Nikki, OMORİ and other excellent games.
If my engagement ring costs more than 100$ Imma say no, cause you don't know me. Rather go on vacation with me afterwards or something like that. I'd marry them with paper rings.
I would take anything that doesn't turn my fingers green. it's never about the cost it's the feelings and emotions and loving thoughts put into the ring for me as a woman! Money means nothing in this world compared to love
@@raidernation2163 nah usually there's the engagement ring which has the diamond on it and then the wedding ring is usually a plain band presented at the ceremony
@@mirri.mirri.on.the.wall. so you're saying the expensive engagement ring is only a prop and the wedding ring that both couples wear is cheap piece of metal? Why can't the engagement ring be the wedding ring
It’s what good public policing looks like, building relationships with the citizens they swore an oath to protect instead of being an over aggressive dickhead to anyone that looks in their direction. Just seem like overall good people
Are you kidding?! My husband & I got married young (21 & 22) & we were both poor, obviously. lol, he was sweating when he asked me (for fun) to pick an engagement ring, and shocked when he saw my selection: a 1/2 CTW gold band set with 5 little diamonds, the price-$250. He couldn’t believe that is what I’d choose, but I loved him & didn’t want him to stress trying to provide something we couldn’t afford, and if someone (him of course) was willing to pledge the REST OF HIS LIFE to me, that is far more valuable than an overpriced trinket. Well, he proposed to me with that same ring a couple weeks later. We have been married now over 20 years, and he makes excellent money now. On our 20th anniversary he surprised me with a 2.5 CT diamond solitaire ring saying, “This is the ring you deserved and that I wanted to get you then”. And yes, I was thrilled and I love it of course, but I still wear the original stacked next to it because it holds sentimental value. Trust me ladies-you don’t need a flashy ring…the love, loyalty and protection of a man with a good heart is so much more valuable.❤
The man i love could come to me with a ring from walmart and i'd still say yes if he just loves me for real and treates me right. it's about the love & loyalty not about materialistic things.
My girl chose one for 200 dollars, all her friends have huge rings and laughed at her. 7 years later all her friends are divorced, we are still going strong
If she demands a ring more expensive than you're comfortable spending, or a ring at all, she's not the one. If she's the one, she'll be happy she has you, not a shiny object that doesn't love her.
Imagining there’s some people out there that thing you have to get married to be together long term and have kids n stuff, marriage is a made up bs by the government, a shitty title where the female can basically fuck you over and take all your shi and a lot more, it’s useless, my parents been together for over 45 years and never got married. marriage is stupid
I was broke when I got engaged to my now wife. She didn’t even want an engagement ring, but I spent $1000 on an engagement ring. She loved it and loves me. I’m very thankful I found a woman that isn’t materialistic.
Yes! Why would you care about the price of such a thing? A smart woman would want to use that money on something for the good of the couple. A shallow person would care more about telling people how much that rock costs.
@@johnmodest5896 I'm sorry to say this but it was clean and it probably already made its way to him he could just have did that right now and been sitting before
Came to say this 🥰 He's a handsome fellow and the young lady is beautiful and sweet 🥰. I'm with the guy on this one. He could use 1k to buy a ring and the other 3k goes towards the wedding or the other ring for the wedding then she gets her 4k rings 💍😊. Some people go overboard with this ring thing. I want 100 carrots and all that stress the man out just to wear it for a couple of months or a few years if it goes that long
What matters is the price of the engagement ring. It can cost as little as 1 cent, it can even be a screw cap. If you get this ring from the person you love, the value of the ring increases from 1 cent to $1 million. Yes, you can spend more on a ring, but it will not increase its emotional value,
Not only did he just accept having his photo taken like it was nothing, but they also included him in the conversation like they've been friends for years. These two are awesome
@Javy Lotta the United States isn't always like this I wonder where this is, very diverse police department, black man and a Muslim woman, to me that shows a welcoming environment is being fostered in that department, but this was also a small interaction so who knows, great video though
i think that the price of the ring should not matter. the love behind it is what matters. if the value in the ring only lies in the cost, then it’s no different than a regular old ring.
If my fiancé had spent 10k on a ring I’d say take it back that’s almost the deposit for a house. You want to build a life together not bankrupt each other. Who even are these people
I told my honey he better never spend more than $300.00 on a stupid thing to put on my finger. That money should go to something more practical. He could propose with a ring pop, I would say yes to that.
It's a bad investment, you wouldn't get back the value you paid it for (you'll basically be ripped off by the jewelry, they're gonna make lots of money from an actually much cheaper piece they'll charge an insane premium for). It's not worth it from a financial point of view. If that's pre-requisite for love and commitment, I'd gladly pass that, for one it looks like gold-diggery, and second you'll literally be walking up and down the streets with something that did cost you a lot of money, isn't worth that much money, and you literally can get robbed or just lose it anywhere you go (e.g. car, roadside, parking lot, public restroom, garden etc etc etc). Unless you got so much money that $10k means absolutely nothing to you, in that case, that's even more ridiculous, with $10k you could give hundreds of roses and biscuits to the elderly at the hospice, or give out hamburgers to the homeless in the streets, or help some cause of some kind instead of self-indulging in this squanderous, rippoffish, stupid non-investment to appease some opportunistic golddiggery. Ridiculous beyond any remarks.
You're supposed to be in a Partnership. You're not Purchasing her; it's a symbol that you're together. If you love each other, focus on the partnership, not material things.
@@ezeeeason6930mate... 1 billion people follow Islam. 2 million people live in Gaza, not all of them muslim. 20,000 or so people are terrorists there. Islam is not terrorism. Relax kay? If you have an issue with citizens doing nothing for their governments war crimes, ho boy, you better go and picket outside guantanimo bay yeah? Actually just chill. It aint funny. Peace, salam, shalom.
I feel like she's the kinda girl that acts like she only wants a 10k ring, but when you actually get her a normal cheaper ring she'll still be thrilled.
If for something like a wedding ring, putting in the money to make sure it is good quality, sturdy and will hold up over the years, that's important and worthy to spend so much money on. But on an engagement ring? What????? That much money can go towards other stuff that is way more useful.
My ring is appraised at about 10k - 1 carat circle diamond plus 2 baguettes set in platinum. Very high quality diamond but nothing extravagant...... but my husband got this ring because his dad used it to propose to his mom back in the 80s. I would NEVER want him to drop that kind of money on a ring
@@Bs_bgA $100 ring that you will certanly have to chanche every ich 2 years, not the best option if are trying save money, or maybe you don't have hopes about your relationship lasts.
@@Bs_bgdepends on what you make. if u are rich per say and u but ur wife a cheap ring do you really appreciate her bc you’ve spent more on probably everything else. it’s not really about the money but it reflects how much u care you can’t just get a plastic ring and you know you can afford better and think “my wife doesn’t love me she is not appreciative of my plastic ring” but for me personally 1k is enough (IF my guy can afford it at the time)
a ring shows commitment to the relationship, call me broke, but i think it should be about the bond of the couple and how it’s supposed to represent how they will spend their last days together on this earth, rather than the cost of it. If a person truly loves you, the amount you spent on the ring shouldn’t matter.
Because we all know the photo is good but we wanna shed light on the fact she worried about a price-tag and not the fact the man is tryna give her a ring
Honestly, stay away from anyone who wants materialistic things out of you and not your love and respect. The plastic ring is enough if there is love in a relationship.
yeah i was looking for a comment like this.. These were COOL cops. People would trust their police more if they interacted with the community on this level more often.
@@seancostello4158 people would trust police more if they saw police as regular people… because they are. all people are unique. this of course means that some cops (people) are racist and homophobic. its safe to assume that most, if not all, cops are people with families who they love, and want to do their best to protect their community.
@@seancostello4158thats nyc cops bro. I can’t say for all of em but most are 100x cooler than the average cop. Still got that tough New York exterior tho
Last time I checked, an engagement ring is supposed to cost roughly 20% of your income, so it’s definitely flexible as far as that goes. However, many choose to spend as little or as much as they want
I like his answer. It shouldn't be cheap, but it also shouldn't be 10k XD remember she's going to wear it every day and if it gets lost or misplaced you just lit 10k on fire. Plus, I think the more money you spent on it the less money you'll have to start your life together. So only spend 10k if your balling and can afford that without much strain lmao
FACTS, I mean yeah u should spend SOME money but it rlly doesn't have to be a lot, the thought u put into choosing the ring is what matters the most. And the fact that you want to commit your life long love to them
if a woman wants an expensive ring to show off in front of her friends then it's her problem, if she wants an expensive ring cause its a way to take money away from me then its my problem. But my problem is not the ring, the problem is the woman. If you love your man you don't care about the ring and if you understand that to buy things you pay with the time you wasted to earn that money then you should understand that an expensive ring means he spends more time working to buy that ring, a woman that loves her man would rather have him spend that time WITH HER instead of working. If a woman asks for a cheap ring instead and use that money for a really good honeymoon then she's a keeper cause she valued more her time with you than a shiny rock in her finger.
marriage in general is a scam. you throw a huge party and spend many thousands at a time when you should be starting your life together, buying a house etc.
Well, she, on the other hand, as it was clear in that exchange, would like to start her way with a collateral assurance of future financial stability. That's all most women look for really.
@@C_R_O_M________ There is difference between wanting financial stability and to be a trophy wife. She going to spend 10K on his wedding band? I doubt it. If she married another cop, then their income would be similar and she expects them to spend a few months income on her, that is dumb
@@Teh_Random_Canadian I was actually being sarcastic on the terms she seem to evaluate (or perhaps devalue) the symbolism vs the actual value of the ring. I don't approve at all.
