Same here Jessica. Just a reminder to always be critical on the information you are listening. I recommended you these because I really like DW but I watched their documentary on “Tesla on Elon Musk” and I felt they were biased or following an agenda (as any media).
I agree I am in the US and this was very informative from the perspective of what is going on locally, nationally and internationally and I will be making personal changes and financial ones to look out for myself and choose not to turn a blind eye to what it takes to eek out a living and going on.
I dont understand this attack and overall distrust on general media Most of the media and news I consider worthy enough to consume is well done. Even stories coming out of perveyors of filth (ie RT, fox news, sky) help the general public gain understanding of what slant the ultra conservative class wish to push. News stories and almost no story is going to be 100% across the board..it's up to the consumer to extract usefulness out of any one item...or simply disregard it. We should support all media...especially if they make a good faith effort to uncover truth.
only beacause a lot of appartments get refugees... That pays taxpayers,,, in this film showed a getto where live refuges, which doesent work at all . they cant pay for local shcool books.
Really ? Did you see this neiborhood and people that live theree before ? This was just families that worked on simple job... and how 1 million refugees that germany takes only for 2015 ? how 1 million people that went only at 2015 can change real estate market?
Saroja Krieg that’s not actually t true. They grow up independently and get family time on weekends, which makes family time more special and meaningful (they don’t take it for granted). It’s literally like going to college. When / if you went to college do you think your parents stopped showing you love? They didn’t call / text you? Lol
exactly. it just shields them from the overall reality... but as a mom I understand what she means. However I have been to a richer kid private schools they were the bully, not the other way around so...
The end is the important note. Even Groner is a player in an even larger game. Honestly, he wields little power, it's his investors and people who "manage" multiple Groners who wield the power. I don't think we've recognized the multilevel marketing scheme that is our economy yet.
I would argue that a mayor probably holds as much power as Groner, legally. Financially groner weilds a different power. There’s a lot of different kinds of power in This world. Why would a billionaire person ever want to be President where they no longer are free to do what they want? See Trump. He wanted a different power
yeah, everything you do is slavery with extra steps. He still has to go to work and handle stress and can bankrupt. Having a company is just a different form of slavery than being an employee.
Especially the part where he talked through their performance and didn’t show them enough respect for the work they put into learning their performance to watch.
@@DWDocumentary Is there any posibility to do a documentary where children in Eastern Europe and poor countries. Children are taken from there parents put in fostercare by the government under pretext that parents are not fit to take care of their children. Children are even sold to Western rich people for adoption.Parents fight in vain to get their children back, they can't afford legal support. This is happening in p.e Serbia but kept hush hush by the government.Also Happend in Armenia.
the wealthiest are so self absorbed that they almost never raise their kids...they are so spiritually and morally bankrupt that they think that somehow benefits their children
when narcissistic psychopaths win the breeding rights of the most attractive females what you have is a generation/breed of youth that is inherently detached and self-serving. in the past the youth was able to dream and aspire to respectable and honorable careers and accomplishments, but since now they can be/have anything they want depending on the level of patronage their most-inner circle has gained, most only aspire to becoming rich, and such will be progress in a materialistic world where there's still acreage left. humans are chattle, living on profit farms, on rungs of varying heights. climb.
It’s very interesting to see Groner and the old money. The old money had much more time to relax and enjoy themselves. Their money bought them time for their family and future generations. On the other hand, Groner seems to be working himself to death to make money for said old money that invest in his company. It’s interesting to see that even for the wealthy there is a difference in class. With Groner being lower class while the old money family being upper class/ ultra rich. Great documentary
Well, him working like this is just a choice, it is something he sees as necessary to serve his self-perception, to serve an image of what kind of person he sees himself as. If he distanced himself from the everyday management of his business, literally NOTHING would happen. He could live in Bahamas with his family and play with his kids all day long. It is larping as working class to feel good about himself.
I worked as an interior designer for a woman who was given hundreds of thousands of “play money”, by her lumber baron husband, to dabble in her hobby (business) of home decor. Thus, kept her quietly busy / entertained, while he screwed around behind her back. Such equality. Such wonderful ethics and high moral ground.
@ Design, I was wondering the same thing 🤔 His assistant seems to be very close to him. Why would you have kids, and send them away to be raised by someone else. While all the While pretending to care about the least fortunate. The end of the documtarty says it all. Tax deductible, it's really sad. I lived in Germany and never saw all those dilapidated buildings. Well that was before all the migration flows.
@@anovino1992 The migration debacle has ruined European countries. They need to stop it before they lose their culture. So sad what I have seen & the entitlement mentality by these people - I have witnessed it here in the USA also.
@@davisholman8149 Because the progressive, have wanted to deconstruct the constitution since Woodrow Wilson So that gives them the right to make this country into a socialist, communist country. By eradicating the middle class, I lived in Europe for over 10 years. We were consider rich compared to the local national. I never knew it was that 👎 bad.
Keeping up appearances for the family I suppose. Their private life is their own problem. If they are creating a net-benefit for society, then its a good thing.
I just love how straight honest in his words he is and most Germans, they don't sweet things as most Americans do, they just speak reality and only truth even its annoying to hear, not going around in a circle to avoid hurting your feelings, more of this, please.
Woah, Germany's problem schools look like really expensive international school's in my country, Sri Lanka. Really shows the inequality between countries I guess. Being on welfare in Germany is probably better than being middle class in Sri Lanka.
Yes, here in Germany the welfare guarantees a very high living standard. It's so high that some lazy people decide not to work and instead live only off of welfare. That is very unfair to the working populace.
@@Platypus882 "desire to protect high living standards." what you are really saying is "desire to keep germany as white and european as possible." racist prick. western countries are partly to blame for the refugee crisis in the middle east. germany will and has already benefitted from the young refugee families who have emigrated there.
The mentality of a property millionaire... Buy a piece of property for as cheap as possible, make any repairs if needed as cheap as possible, charge 3 times what the actual payment for the loan payment is, put as little as possible into the maintaining of the property, hopefully sell the property later for 5 times what was invested but will settle for 3 times as much. Buy a piece of property for as cheap as possible, tear down all structures if any, rebuild with a "better" structure, charge each renter 3 times the rate for a smaller space, do as little as possible to maintain the property, earn 20 times the loan payment amount, hopefully sell the property for 10 times the investment but will settle for 5 times the amount invested. Then people wonder why fewer and fewer people and businesses are able to grow and thrive financially.
It happens a lot in Ireland where the American vulture funds buy up every house and apartment all newly built you can think of. And then rent them out charging humongous rents which only a person earning at least 5000 Euro can live in without sharing. Thus pushing out many people including the natives out of housing ownership. It affects the immigrants as well who go there to study and start employment.
@@coolbreeze9713 ... It is sad that these greedy venture capitalists get away with doing what they do. Rents being paid are higher than what mortgage payments would be yet the renters rarely if ever qualify for a loan to purchase the home they are living in..
@@rispatha yes correct. Many people here have said that even though their mortgage repayments would be lower than the full rent they pay for a house or an apartment, their mortgage applications are rejected. The same people who have very good jobs as engineers, accountants, marketing, medical industry. The only option seems here is to buy a cheaper house in smaller towns away from cities, buy a good car and commute everyday. I know a doctor in the Netherlands who lives like this. But the downside is for some people they'd be missing out on the vibrant and fast city life.
Great admiration to those teachers who are helping those kids. Listening to the dreams of those kids are inspiring. Hope they all achieved what they want to become someday🙏❤️
doing a thank you dance and getting totally ignored. Almost as good as the wife thinking her interior decorating business supported by her husbands business, means she's making it happen all on her own.
I don't think she said that nor did she imply she's doing it on her own. Her approach was her interior design business means she is contributing at least something and she's not totally living off him (nothing wrong with being a housewife either).
If the Germans are struggling, then I don't know which nation isn't. Germany is still better situated to come up with a new economic model for the future before this one collapses on everyone.
I don't know why people believe Germany is that well suited-their pyramid of age structure is collapsing, they need immigration but most of the immigration is not compatible with the country's values..it's headed to a major crisis.
@@loiba it like this dumb idiot in Australia blaming Capitalsm for why farmers struggle, the problem is Big government social democracy is why farmers struggle. Watch libertarian view scotty on RU-vid why socialism sucks for middle class and upper class
Damn I really hate people like Groner, he's so far from reality. He thinks he's helping by building 450 000EUR apartments, but all he's helping is rich landlords and investors get richer, the middle class gets squeezed out of money for rent and being unable to save up for their own place! Just because they build more apartment buildings, doesn't mean more MIddle class will be able to afford one.
"We've got parents who fail, who don't get their act together." This from the man who only sees his school age children once/wk. The rich always hold poor people to standards that they themselves can never maintain
His Children are in good schoolss, with good teachers, they are not alone and they will be very well educated. And who says that u have to see ur kids everyday? He can spend good times wiht them at the weekend after all the works is done
In Capitalism where everything revolves around profit (and nothing else), he surely has got his act together. His family comes second... or maybe even third 🤷🏻♂️
I am always impressed by the quality of DW's documentaries. Gröner may regret one day that he and his wife sent their kids to boarding school. He freely admits that he does not have the time for them during the week. Schade! He may live to regret that choice one day. A driven man intoxicated with his success but he finds time to support 'worthy' causes. Good for him. A very revealing window into his philosophy of life. The Siemens engineer's story highlights how 'market forces' have no regard for the commitment to quality that has been the hallmark of German industry and take no account of the bond that builds up on the factory floor, which is discarded without a thought for the welfare of those who have loyally put in so much, another Germanic trait, which is the envy of the world.
Well said. The top down pursuit of money/cost cutting slashes skilled workforce, i.e. more expensive, without any concern for the after effects. It happens in all fields. When I worked in mental health they cut the number of psychiatric nurses dealing with severely mentally ill people in favour of unskilled, cheaper, support staff. What's destructive is the lack of awareness of the negative ripple effects for such economic decisions, but I guess the point is to shore up your own wealth and let everything else be an after-thought.
"It doesn't matter if we give kids good schools because their parents don't care about them." (10 minutes earlier) "I told my kids look, I won't be here for you so you should just go to boarding school."
@@stevearcher6100 hanging out whit the rich makes you richer and hanging out whit the poor makes you poorer. The poor cant offer you opportunities as they dont have any even for them selfs.
@ 16:20 it shows how the girls doing a dance routine for them and he didn't even give them his undivided attention until after the music stopped and everyone started clapping. Then he turns around his face lights up with a smile and starts clapping..... For someone who cares that notion was a big deal. He's a very interesting person who comes off cool, but I know there's an absolute ruthless side to him too.
@@Securiteruadmin No not everyone wants that. You don't need a few hundred million euros. I would be satisfied with 1 million euros lol. Still a few sacrifices there but not like this man.
This documentary is brilliant. Well detailed both sides - average & educated/skilled people as well as rich ones. Part of Siemens engineer who can't afford to buy home for family (despite years of savings) is sad and makes me think whether this system is efficient.
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How ironic..This German business man talk about parents who don’t seem to care about their children but he workers hours upon hours, neglect his children and feel it was best to send his off to boarding school and do charity work to help the less fortunate so as to ease his conscience.
He’s not neglecting them, he simply manages his relationships mechanically, like a business. He’s still providing and overseeing their future, i think it’s a viable parenting style.
Top Five Regrets of the Dying: 1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. 2. I wish I hadn't worked so much. 3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings. 4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my *family & friends* 5. I wish that I had let myself be happier.
If your happiness depends upon other people then the moment they left you will again be sad , so what's the point in relationships, anyone except parents and 1-2 friends of yours are there with you just because they're getting something from you & the moment you spend providing that thing , they're done with you .
At least in Germany they are aware of the problem and making some effort to find a solution. Different story in the US where the massive wealth imbalance is actually encouraged and celebrated by poor white folks.
In which country do you live? Why are you only focusing on "whites"? That's hardly fair or representative, and it isn't true. Yes, there are some people who buy the "American Dream" farce, but they come from many different backgrounds and ethnicity, not just Caucasians. To be fair to the sheeple, they've been programmed through school, TV, movies, etc. to be part of the rank and file. Psychological manipulation...Yet, there are plenty of who are aware and unhappy, so please stop making such grossly inaccurate, stereotypical characterizations. I'm poor, white and American, and I certainly don't celebrate the imbalance - only brainwashed fools and idiots do that.
You need to acknowledge that people buy and buy stupid shit. Millionaires and billionaires continue to invest in their business while the average America does not spend money on things that make him or her better. Average America buys stupid shit, eat shitty food, does not save money, make stupid ass irrational choices, watch shit on the internet and tv. Stay woke!!
@@GlennMcGrewII Obviously not all whites and I did not intend to generalize. The thing is though its frustrating to see poor people mainly in the south vote against there own interests year after year just because they are told to do so because "liberals" or "socialists" or "Obama" or "Pelosi"... Yet many of those programs or ideas would end up benefitting them the most. How on earth would a poor American oppose Obamacare or other essential programs that mostly benefit them?
Also consider the fact that income doesn't directly translate into social status. Personalities usually come into play whereby I might be a high income earner but not so smart when it comes to money management
So in Germany even poor children can learn in such a well builded school that is not crowded? Shit inequality isn't just inside a country. Sending a child to a school like that may cost the whole income of a normal working class in my country.
This documentary is still a bit biased... most people I know in Germany and are on welfare just don't wanna work and are straight up lazy! Most people that are on welfare are not those victimised poor strugling people, they are awful human beings that abuse the social system and spend a lot of the money they get on alcohol and other substances!
I love when this millionaire complains he doesn't have time to spend with his family. There's plenty of people working two or three jobs that have that problem and barely make enough to pay rent.
I "love" when folks with 2-3 jobs and no stability in life have the audacity to reproduce. People should have enough common/economic sense to see having kids as a huge drain on finances and time. If you cannot afford a Lamborghini then don't have kids! Simples!
Psh. He just likes working. He could easily delegate and/or hire people to take some of his responsibilities. Shoot, he could just retire now and live the rest of his days still much better than most of us could dream of.
IMHO it's his moral bargaining, he don't parent his kids now but later in the future his kids will inherit a fortune and that will make everything right, right? XD
More of this please - take a look at London and the UK where I live perhaps. The divide is so wide, many people do not realise how far away they really are from having the opportunities that the wealthy have. For example: If you send your child to private school/nursery - thats not enough - the wealthy are having their children privately tutored from age 3 in all areas and subjects. I know this because my partner and I were asked to do this work post - university by an agency we both signed up to for some short term work. Truly Insane.
Hothousing the young to give them an added edge, to produce another generation of security. The reality is safe-guarding your clan's future to the best of your abilities and hang everything else. Why else would someone as wealthy and successful as Felicity Huffman, say, seek to buy entry for her children by forging admittance documents to prestigious universities? Scratch the surface of wealth and success and recoil at the bodies half buried.
I live in London too. One could do a fantastic documentary about all this here. Gentrification has happened with dizzying speed and reach, absorbing and rendering very expensive numerous areas previously seen as not just undesirable but dangerous. Of particular interest in the property market is the practice of extending houses not just upwards, but downwards into often lavish basements and sub-basements dug out from the foundations. In a number of instances, this has resulted in damage not just to the property under renovation, but to their neighbours too, since so many London houses are attached to one another as part of terraces.
4 hours of sleep?! Can any medical dr, whose credentials can be checked, verify that this is in fact possible indefinitely? Last I checked you'll physically disintegrate much less die if you continue on less than 6 hours asleep for years as i keep hearing so many rich people claim! I can post links of stories of japanese men dieing on the train because of overwork! Their heart literally stops, and they're in their late 20s to early 30s!
So, I'm not the professional you requested, but I can tell you that sleep in humans happens on a spectrum. There are individuals who function well with only three hours of sleep. Generally though, this is not the case for most individuals. To further on the amateurism, I'd wager this guy has a high functioning form of personality disorder with the lack of emotional empathy and hightened stress resistance, otherwise he couldn't thrive under those circumstances.
My life partner of 9 years operates on 4hrs of sleep. I don't know how he does it. I wouldn't believed it myself had I not seen with my own 2 eyes. He's also a vegetarian from. He never gets sick. I couldn't do it. I can barely string any words together with 6hrs of sleep.
@@TENNSUMITSUMA Well there were times he napped. But often not. He's just made differently. He's still coherent. I sleep between 7-10hrs a day and even if I sleep 10hrs sometimes I still nap. My partner sometimes works 12hrs 7 days a week. Starts his day at 3-4 am and then goes to university at night. And gets good grades too. I know. It sounds like it's not true but it is. Don't worry. I don't understand it either 😂
Former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher claimed to sleep only two hours a night. She suffered from severe dementia later in life, at least once collapsing into incoherence when she was supposed to be giving a speech.
Exactly, I believe that today and in a very near future that will be true power. If they can't frighten you layoffs or can't buy your loyalty with money, they have no power over you and you are really free.
Have David Attenborough narrate it too.Sir David: "Humans are the strangest creatures Earth has ever produced by far. They obsess over the most trivial of things that have no purpose for absolute survival of the species. They also have the strictest code of hierarchy which no other species on Earth truly follows, except for Naked Mole Rats, bees and ants. And is the only species on Earth where males dominate over every aspect of the female of the species." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
She's his assistant not his lawyer, accountant etc. assistant if a broad job. She job can include taking his clothes to the laundry, picking his kids up from school etc. She isn't in the inner circle of closing business deals.
@@subhadityasen5486 big thanks to the decades of left leaning ,socialist or even communist policies of the liberal governments,,,starting from 60's,,,now natives are tired of being discriminated and then also getting on lectured how they are racist,fascist,and misogynists,,,I mean there is a break point,,,that's why we are seeing the rise of right wing parties in Europe ,Asia and north america,,,
@@brownerjerry174 From what I know true leftist reduce the income gap not increase it. Right till the 1970s inequality was actually going down then came Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher who started reversing everything leftist socialist definitely communist from the 1980s onwards. For almost 40 years now the West has been moving AWAY from the leftist stuff and you don't seem to have a clue about that... perhaps you do and are here to guide the gullible to your fascist fantasy land with alternative facts :D.
I just don't understand why when it comes to criticize , poor people always denigrate the rich one giving for granted that they have easy life because money in excess owned. The issue is that the average human being, has no ambition or doesn't want strive for success or use the poor family background as shield to justify the incapability of him/herself. So.....question : why as successful business man , take in consideration my skills , should I be worried about the poor people who just complain and most of the time don't take action to develop a better life quality? Why those people have to wait the Government's help ? You are the only one responsible of your life. If you come from a loser family , doesn't mean you have to follow the same way to be. IF YOU WANT , YOU CAN . ALL THE REST ARE EXCUSES.
There is an issue here with 'Education' being the issue. Schools do not teach kids skills that will help them get ahead more just a tick box assesment center.. They need to know how to manage finances, understand investing/savings/pensions, paying bills. Then be allowed to explore skills that interest them to master and create a career from rather than be forced to study history etc
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I also appreciate the fact that this millionaire guy is atleast doing something with some measurable good impact in society. Here in Africa, the richer they become, the more detached from society they become and the less they contribute
Compared to my homeland,Italy,Germany is still a paradise.In Italy you can be the most capable person,but if you or your family have no connections,it's very hard to earn even enough for a decent living standard....
I don't envy the property millionaire at all. He is wealthy enough to retire and spend time with his family If he doesn't want to retire, he can easily delegate to employees, continue building and spend time with his family.
@@AmberU I mean it depends on who you are, a lot of guys who are at the top got there because their mission & ambition meant more to them than anything or anyone else. Someone like Elon Musk who spends most of his time working because he's hell bent on seeing his dreams through, I can't criticise that. Everyone is different.
I am surprised he even found the time for intercourse and a wife, going by how he only talks about work. I am pretty sure he largely sees them as assets to pass on his inheritance to.
Middle class, upper middle class will soon wake up to see they are in the same boat and the lower middle class and the poor. They need not get too comfortable or content because at the end of the day the rich care nothing about anyone but themselves and their wealth.
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I have worked with these people in Sankt Moritz. They tend to insulate themselves from us ordinary people to the point that they do not feel as part of the same species. They do have the feeling they don't need anybody, wealth means that you do not depend on others so their social relationships are not vital and their sense of empathy (which is a significant part of homo sapiens's social behavior) becomes unnecessary and atrophies. Empathy is the root of morality, so morality tends to weaken as well. Thus the feeling that one is above the rules that govern other people's lives. The uber rich are not necessarily happy people, wealth and power are like a drug. It creates a craving that is never satisfied, and it creates a sense of emptiness within. Of course, not all are the same. Some rare individuals remain profoundly human, but extreme wealth is usually damaging.
I think we are all in the same page, some of us express it differently but agree with this video. This is happening worldwide. One of the professor mentioned that this is a worldwide problem and growing. So many ways to prepare the next generation to avoid this but I have to admit that as a parent, is not easy it can be very hard. The rich and politicians makes it even harder.
Income inequality always, yes, always leads to destruction of the system. Unbridled capitalism is a terminal system. The human suffering isn't part of the bankers/investors equation.
It's amazing to look at it, despite the fact that Germany is in dire need of working hands. Not surprisingly, German scientists go to work in the United States. For life, many Germans could go to the post-Soviet countries, where buying property is cheaper than in Germany.
@@globalismoblackman If we both work as sales people and you come in an hour earlier than me and leave and hour after me and you make the company more money, who should be paid more? If you get paid more because you sacrifice more time away from your family and you want to move your family to a better part of town, who are you hurting? If by your demonstrated willingness to work more, your children get to go to a “better” school and your wife is able to cut back her schedule and help the kids with their homework, how are you harming me? Since your wife was willing to sacrifice her income to help your children become better readers and get better grades, your kids are now getting better grades and a higher chance at a scholarship, who did you cheat out of that? Are you now the greedy money driven person in society? This is what happens most of the time. Most millionaires got to that level of wealth by paying off their homes and saving money. They have character traits and work ethics that lend themselves to increased income and wealth accumulation. They didn’t cheat or harm anyone to get there. They simply…..wait for it….played by the rules.
@@Roccofan Well said!!! Sadly very few people have this kind of mindset & mentality. As Christoph Gröner said in part 1 of the documentary, scarcity mindset is the prevalent thinking pattern in society.
Watched both parts. Didn't find much that depicts how wealth becomes power. Rather it talks about how rich live in Germany and how poor have to manage with less. Would have appreciated if they had focused on more relevant stuff. Should just be renamed - the income inequality in Germany and how it's irrelevant to you.
Mark Pelham it’s passed down through generations... thus as wealth grows over time it gives ppl the opportunity to influence the structure, politics, business of a nation
We should be cautious about people with wealth trying to help the world out. They have the power. What if they included low-income people in their decision making, as they are the actual people represented. No taxation without representation comes to mind.
When I just moved to the Netherlands they wanted to put me in a school/class with other foreign students. My guardian opted out of that and sent me to a school with only Dutch children. This wasn't because we were rich and they were poor, this was because these children will never get to a certain level due to their background, they will keep them back by grouping them together.
In the US many kids of the superrich’s kids are internet influencers. They could go to any college and work in any profession but many opt out and just do the lazy influencer thing. At least they work…I guess. I also totally agree with your grouping them together is holding them back.
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