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As much as I find Sam and this guy humourous, living in poverty teaches you to keep what you get, and to not look a gift horse in the mouth. Most people in my generation have nothing, and little to no social net keeping them from hitting rock bottom after a single bad month. Also, consider this. These guys obviously aren't suffering from a shortage of food. It's extremely difficult to provide groceries for yourself and family currently (2024). Currently there is no upward momentum, it's just millions of young men eeking out a life so they don't go cold and hungry, pay check to pay check. But whatever, you can't let it get you down. Living in terrible conditions without any support is rough, but at some point you just surrender unto yourself, and you slowly find you require less and less to attain happiness. The beauty of a sunset, or the song of a bird hits differently when it's all you can afford.
As much as I like Nick, all this advice sounds old and useless. Not sure a kid now has the opportunity to work as hard as Nick did hopping business to business or job to job. You’d just end up working the $12/hr landscaping job for 2 years.
Advice is generally worthless. Only if you know someone personally and you know that they’re ready to hear it, and they know they’re ready to listen. But at that point what even IS advice? It’s just taking care of somebody and networking.
@@Ardepark that’s why talking about the specifics of a business is more useful. “Buy old stuff that used to be worth more” is great advice that holds up. Advising a kid today to sign on to any low paying job they don’t intend on staying at is bad advice. Even telling an employer you possibly won’t work at their lawnmowing business your whole life is grounds for not hiring someone.
I love hearing two rich guys who were born into free generational wealth and opportunity trying to give advice to modern run down wage workers. Very wise stuff.
@@krokodilphil47 he has said his dad owned several multi family rental properties but still claims he was poor. Being lower middle class with liquid assets but 99th percentile with capital and calling your family poor is a joke. I like Nick, he's funny, he and Sam have good insights into the interpersonal facts of life, but them giving advice on how to "come up" in the world is just a joke. Things like "just work construction (unspoken: helping your dad and various contractors he knows) and work hard things will work out" and "just lie to a car dealer and they'll hire you" are totally meaningless aphorisms a la "get your bootstraps out sonny". Not that there's any magic formula to success beyond that, not that I have any better answers, but it sounds especially trite from them.
Bro fire sprinkler estimator at 18 is wild. If he’d stuck with it, he’d have stuck with it. Wish I wasn’t gay and had friends to make me into a real man with a real career
Noone checks references or qualifications anymore, make up your work history, apply based on salary, only work nights if you don't like hard graft, you'll be on 100k+ in no time
Positions that make 100k+ definitely still check qualification you subhuman dipshlt lmao, now with the added bonus of being able to directly tell your employer how many days you worked at every single job you've ever had. This is as bad as Sam's "Never go to college and just put yourself into permanent debt slavery." advice.
Nick has had the same job his whole life and literally doesn't know what he's talking about 😂 I'm about to start a job on the Airbus assembly line with aircraft maintenance experience and I won't make 30 an hour for years and I'm only getting insurance sooner than 6 months cause Airbus is a kick ass company, and I suffered for years at shitty ones. Most construction workers in my area don't make 15 an hour, you have to do yesrs of schooling to make over 20 in most fields. And where I live isn't cheap anymore, it is insanely hard to find rent under 1k a month
College should be low budget and free. Its literally just a lecture hall and some old smart person who can read a lecture, plenty of them exist who would gladly work for free and line up to do it and even pay to be a professor.
@@JS-jb3yu His biggest financial success in life was using his dad's money to buy into bitcoin before it went buck wild, anyone taking financial or life advice from Sam Hyde is a goober
