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@@foodafen7406 in fairness that’s any industry, Gucci and Micheal Kors sell there for far more. At least a $50-$70 wallet serves an actual purpose, the book is over $1800 in todays money and would be better used to level a table.
I thought I heard somewhere that 1 dollar back then is the equivalent of like 26 dollars now. So 50 times 26. That book technically costs 1,300$!!!!!!! HOLY LORD THAT IS THE UNIVERSES BIGGEST SCAM!!!!!!! 🔫🤠👁️👄👁️😒😤😱😲🤑🤑🤑💵💵💵💳💸💸💸💰💰💰💰
Or when you accidentally bump someone with your horse and they get angry and they start chasing you but if you beat them then police is all over shooting at you...
I've been listening them and another song called "Moonlight" ever since they came out, and I swear, everytime I listen to it, I get swelled with emotions, it just evokes that feeling from you. Feels like when I listen to it, it's like how Hosea said staring into a fire will allow you to see the world go by.
I can remember when I bought the book and could tell it was stupid in the first paragraph. I knocked him out, fled the city and fed him to the legendary alligator
Obviously. It's a commentary on people that actually do it. People you've never heard of writing a book on how to get rich and selling it for an absurd price, a paid program/ seminar on being successful, or all those "self help" books
I bought just so I can have more stuff, I knew it was a scam that was pretty obvious but I’m a completionist, so after I buy the book I just *remove* him
Gee is pronounced “Yee” and that’s where the stereotypical cowboy exclamation “Yee haw!” Comes from. And it is used to tell work horses which way to turn left or right.
The character model change from between meeting this guy as Arthur then John is impressive, he looks older with grey hair, and also looks more miserable with messed up clothes.
I personally thought this game would be even cooler if the steps in this book actually worked. Like you followed its directions and all of Dutch's problems would be solved and the game went on a totally different direction no one had a clue about unless they actually went through all the tedious process that the book supposedly claims. Honestly, I wish there were more games that did something similar to that. Like have a secret mission no one knew anything about that changes the course of the game from what we originally expected it to be. Something that is a sort of a legend that only a few people discovered.
He didn’t write the book the adress is for somewhere in Kentucky if I remember right the book tells you you can buy copies of it for 16cents and that your supposed to sell them to others like he is so he’s probably just some poor guy that got conned and he’s trying to get his money back from other people
65 dollar for a coat in shop does not you see any time in this game rdr2 if you want to make a game with realistic feel of prices of products then why don't make a game with a team
If you want your money back there's a way to get it with "no bounty" Timothy will lead you to a cemetery that's when you hog tie them (no witnesses around)
Hello, Timothy Donahue is based on Napoleon Hill. And The fundraiser for the orphanage in Saint Denis is based on Margaret Haughery. Thank for you videos my friend.
He does tell you how to get rich though. He says “Sit and sell from one to another things that you do not make or touch or even claim to understand. Take the grain of one man and sell to another, and make both men poor, and that is the grain of truth I tell you will make you rich beyond your dreams as you ignore the dreams of others which is necessary.” The book then ends on the second page, meaning that most of what is left on the 40 other or so pages is just more fluff of literally just empty pages.
Wasn't there a passage in his book that basically explains "The easiest way to make money is to sell this very book you read to passers by,buy from me this book for 50 cents and sell it for whatever price you want to passers by and they shall follow the same" Something along those lines,either way,thought it was innovative At least it wasn't a "complete" waste of money,you at least get set up in some pyramid scheme where you have to find another sucker to pull in
I wish Red Dead Redemption 2 did what it is best at and being realistic in the graphics department and being unrealistic on the open world and peoples personalities and actually made you rich if you followed the steps and you got like $1000
I only remember on a dude bumped into me on my way into the tailor (he stole 3k) and then he tried to run away but I pulled out a pistol and shot him dead
Should've had a thing at the epilogue where if you bought his book he's rich because people kept buying it but if you didn't he's all disheveled and emaciated when next you meet him
Am I the only one who didn’t acknowledge this guy? I saw right through his con the second I passed him on the street. If you were sooo rich you wouldn’t even be on the street desperately trying to sell a hard copy of empty promises.
Its a two part Commentary. One on get rich quick scams, and 2 on self help books that use flowery language and say nothing of vaule just empty Platitudes and the Change your attitude bit of advice over and over again.
This is actually no scam, it's actually the truth in all reality. You must work very hard to get rich! I work 60 plus hours a week and I bought my first Rolex. He helped modern day society and you're going to work very hard for what you want to get rich quick
Hear me out, with the redemption series, rockstar should keep going in the future now with descendants of people from redemptions and eventually turn into the gta series.
As Arthur Morgan, Timothy A. Donahue: Hello, friend! Do you wanna be rich? Arthur Morgan: Sure, I'll take one. Timothy A. Donahue: That'll be $50! Arthur Morgan: $50?! For a book?! Timothy A. Donahue: And cheap at the price! You read this, and you'll want to give me 100 more! (ACCEPTS THE CHOICE) Arthur Morgan: Sure... (Hands $50 to Timothy A. Donahue) Timothy A. Donahue: The best investment you'll ever make, friend! (After reading the book, only to find out it was only a book that is total drivel, you soon realise that you have been scammed! And with that, after a couple of days, you find Timothy A. Donahue in the same spot, still exclaiming the possibilities of his book, making the imbecile easy to find!) As Arthur Morgan, Timothy A. Donahue: Hello, friend! Do you wanna be rich? Arthur Morgan: I already got the book. Timothy A. Donahue: Oh...! Well, that's terrific! How are you getting along? Arthur Morgan: Well, I'm clearly not rich...! Timothy A. Donahue: Come on, buddy! You... gotta... work harder...! Read the equations! Follow the 38 steps to wealth! Be a man! Arthur Morgan: I think I'd like my money back. (When Timothy A. Donahue heard this, you knew that his life was going to end!) Timothy A. Donahue: We'd all like our money back, buddy. "Caveat Emptor" as my old man used to say. Arthur Morgan: Well, my old man used to say different things. Now, gimme my money! Timothy A. Donahue: Get outta here! Arthur Morgan: YOU GET OUTTA HERE!!!!! Timothy A. Donahue: PISS OFF! (After he makes a run for it, you can hogtie him up, and get your money back!) As John Marston at 2:24, Timothy A. Donahue: Hello, friend! Do you wanna be rich? John Marston: Sure, I'll take one. Timothy A. Donahue: That'll be $50! John Marston: 50 bucks? For a book? Timothy A. Donahue: And cheap at the price! You read this, and you'll want to give me 100 more! (ACCEPTS THE CHOICE) John Marston: (SIGHS) OK. Sure. (Hands $50 to Timothy A. Donahue) Timothy A. Donahue: The best investment you'll ever make, friend! (After reading the book, only to find out it was only a book that is total drivel, you soon realise that you have been scammed! And with that, after a couple of days, you find Timothy A. Donahue in the same spot, still exclaiming the possibilities of his book, making the imbecile easy to find!) As John Marston at 4:41, Timothy A. Donahue: Hello, friend! Do you wanna be rich? John Marston: I already got the book. Timothy A. Donahue: Oh...! Well, that's terrific! How are you getting along? John Marston: Well, I'm clearly not rich. Timothy A. Donahue: Come on, buddy! You... gotta... work harder...! Read the equations! Follow the 38 steps to wealth! Be a man! John Marston: I'd kinda like my money back...! (When Timothy A. Donahue heard this, you knew that his life was going to end!) Timothy A. Donahue: We'd all like our money back, buddy. "Caveat Emptor" as my old man used to say. John Marston: My old man said different things. Now, give me the money...! Timothy A. Donahue: Get outta here! John Marston: You get outta here...! Timothy A. Donahue: PISS OFF! (After he makes a run for it, you can hogtie him up, and get your money back!)
So I found him before and bought the book and dint read the book (of course) till I saw this video and now he’s gone ? I’m at the right spot and all ? Is there anything or anywhere I can grab my money back from him ?
If you do that encounter as Arthur his suit is brightly colored piss yellow, not faded actual piss yellow. I just chased him down in 1899 beat the shit out of him and took all his and my money. If you do it as Arthur he'll have 10 dollars on top of your fifty but in every playthrough that I've done the cops immediately start to chase you.
65 dollar for a coat in shop, does not you see any time in this game rdr2 if you want to make a game with realistic feel of prices of products then why don't make a game with a team🤣
Red Dead Redemption 2 2 Years Later is STILL BETTER than The Last of Us 2. And AWESOME WALLET! I just lost mine and was looking for something more Modern.
