Using Fake Money to Buy Real Food 

How about you keep that comment to yourself.

Same. He's so funny.

He's a cool guy.

@@8bitstudios121cap here, it was a previous commenter who probably said something stupid or offensive, whose comment has been removed, thus making it look like he was reacting to the original comment, (which is made by the same account, so it should have been relatively easy to figure this one out) *flies away*

Who is wondering what's going on?

but is the cabinet flamable?

The cabinet was 375...

@@JhonConners or around 26 stevens bucks

Even in 2017 it was not acceptable to put X) after anything

@@Colgate243 27

@@8bitstudios121 That was probably for the City to prove they complied to their requirements.

For real tho eh he is strange

Coolest landlord ever

Definitely

Julian Burrus and you just commented on a comment about a comment from 2 years ago!!

And then get immediately destroyed by the U.S military

@Iori Jei Kisinamal ha! Now it's three years old!

@@StartledOctopus Is this still a thing? want in

He looks like a tourist that got to hawaii or some famous beach

Mario Geimeris they should have him play on node

+CanadianGamer From canada D'n'd with Steve

except when he's blabbering to the inspectors and getting them in trouble over their costume material!

It helps that his tenants are very cool yet serious when it comes to important stuff

@Decker Abram weirdo

Three years for two comments

@@mrfluffybeehive tree

matty9460 the new bitcoin

All of the 4$

I think someone should make a cryptocurrency called Steven's bucks

Dynomite fultr ^^^

Or better yet, allow someone to buy out of having to do pushups with a stevens buck, that way they still have that option.

Dynomite fultr So the game of Steve?

You can see why though, imagine being a landlord and 90% of the time your tenants are pleasant, but just doing boring old studio/office type work - and then you come across a group of young guys doing something totally different, shooting videos doing vfx and vlogs, and on TOP of that you get to foster them as they go from being unknowns into internet royalty that set all sorts of trends and become icons of the industry and of the discipline of vfx.. I'd be pretty hyped as well. Although Steve has said that hos buildings have always been a hub for artists, and that he's always pretty emotionally invested in the work of his tenants. But Corridor is a special breed for sure, in part because the building itself is an integral part of their content. Many of their vlogs and videos showcase the building as a crucial element in the Corridor secret sauce. Again, as a landlord that would make me really sentimental and proud as well.

@@SquareNoggin I'm pretty sure most of his tenants are artists, so most of his tenants are doing interesting things, but I agree with everything else you said

Maybe sign your bill with pgp?

i guess that would work but it would be more like a writing a check than using a currency...

Thats what i though from the beginning, they are only giving out checks and not money :/

@Galen Marek isn't it how banks work already? They just give you a number inside a card which doesn't have to have same amount of real money in their reserve. Only 10% of the given out "money" must be in the reserve of bank... or something along those lines. Check this out for more precise info: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lu_VqX6J93k.html TL;DR 7:14 :P

It makes sense though to print them with actual serial numbers.

Saaamme

Lt. RumRunner i thought of fraud

Haechi I can't wait to someone stockpiles a bunch of them and then cashes them all

Haechi I

Who the fuck is Steven?

Zynergy ya watch the video? It's the restaurant.

nahh i know , i'm just messing around lol

SHHHH! Don't let the ad police know it!

someone call fuckin google we can't allow that shit on here

demonetized /s

no no no he said "Buck" it was just a contextually appropriate pun

does 8:53 count too? I'm confused. Adsense makes no sense...

There's no definitive exact amount, but the biggest reason they print more is to account for the mass amount of bank notes destroyed or lost. The majority of money is mostly represented digitally as far as I know, most banks don't even have enough to give everyone cash if they decided to withdrawal their entire account. At least that's my understanding.

technically, it is fixed. because money is printed, but actives remain constant, because physical money decays and has to be replaced. so, if you have 100 dollars and you deposit them, you still have 100 dollars even though you don't have the physical bill anymore. if the value of money remains the same, years later you can still retrieve those same 100, and you'll be given a different bill, with a different serial number. the total amount of money in the money supply will never exceed the total amount of combinations available for the serial number, times the amount of denominations for bills. coins, though? that's different because they have no serial numbers. technically, a coin is still valid as long as it retains it's safety features like engravings or seals, the face is readable, and it conforms to specified size and weight. so, you can have coins valid for fifty years or more, if the system never changes. that, of course, in an ideal situation.

+Nighthawk "Between December 2008 and October 2014, the Fed launched quantitative easing. That was a massive expansion of open market operations. The nation's central bank added $4 trillion to the money supply." (quote from the FT) I doubt America lost $4 trillion in 6 years. But then again America?...

But for every peny they print they owe dept

don't know about the actual balance, but the total physical maximum can go up to 507 billion. give or take a million. that's 26 (A-Z) lots of 99.999.999 numbers, times 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, and 2, combined. if the serial number system is different, then the total might vary. in credit, you can add as much as you want. the trick is, whomever makes the credit is up for gaining that much, with interest, in the future. so..... how is the state going to pay back 4+ trillion with only having a movable pot of 500 billion? beats me.

Aabuschy shuzzbutt

Aabuschy *trucking* same

It's pretty *subscribe* good!

8:52 Two.

toooldforstarwars Well they still need revenue... I actually think this is a much funnier way than just an annoying beep.

this is mentioned at 6:24

running out of ideas... yet are able to pump out quality content every 2 days... seems like good logic

I don't think he was being serious...

Then why wouldn't they just give the person $14 instead of the Stevens Buck?

Exactly

@@YesImHarassingYou Cause it's more fun? You can't actually just invent money from nowhere.

The bible calls charging interest usurey and it was also against Gods law, however the year of jubilee was probably never enstated even though its a genius system

The reason why Jubilee isn't in many countries' law is because someone could continue taking, and when the 50 year mark is reached, say "I don't owe you anything." Imagine that some guy takes 1$ from you for 50 years. That's 18,250$, not including days on leap years. Then on one day you ask him for your money back, and he says "Sorry man I don't owe you anything." It might've worked in the past, but not in modern times. This is also a Old Testament law, in Leviticus, meaning that this was intended for the Jewish people of the Old Testament to follow. Keep in mind, this was written by Moses, who was told by God to set these rules for the people who went from Egypt to the Holy Land. Leviticus also states that eating pork is unholy, so keep in mind this is the same biblical book we're looking at. I don't think that Jubilee would work under a Capitalist system, so Communism/Socialism?

That is a serious worry.

Love Jake but he literally knows nothing about the economy or money.

Ive stopped using the old Adblock version because it was allowing certain ads through (because the companies payed them). So im using uBlock Origin. Its amazing but i cant specify specific youtube channels (since the youtubelink doesnt say what channel its on). I just have all of youtube whitelisted.

hey man, so for example you 're suggesting we should whitelist "ru-vid.com" ? That would allow ads on videos watched on the channel's page but what if I want to watch them normally, by clicking on the video and watching it by it's unique link? :/

I just turn it off for youtube...

I just turn it off for youtube...

Every Stevenbuck is prime-owned by one person, who we'll call the banker. The banker can give their Stevenbuck to another person/banker, who we'll call the owner. At anytime the owner can trade in the Stevenbuck to the banker and receive 14 US dollars. The Stevenbuck is then returned to the banker and the process can start anew.

Griffith not quite, the SB has no US dollar value. One SB is equal to one lunch. They are basically figuring out a system of IOUs with lunch tokens. They are hugely over complicating it by comparing it to actual currency. Just give everyone 10 poker chips with their respective initials on it that they can give to each other. problem solved.

Apparently, each StevensBuck costs $14US to make and they seemed to all agree this was the accepted equivalent. Therefore, each StevensBuck IS worth 14 U.S buckos. (And nobody contested this, meaning that they probably spend roughly 14 bucks on their lunches.)

Because they are essentially using a statement of credit as a form of currency, which doesn't make any sense. Currency represents an asset but Stevens bucks represent a debt or liability, an iou if you will.

Giovani I think it's a bit different when everyone knows every gun is an air soft gun and not real. The worse thing that will happen is ur eye might get a hell of sting. I mean they actually point and fire these at eachother all the time so I don't think anyone's worried about shooting anyone. Lastly, I do agree it's bad practice because if they do hold a real gun they have all these bad habits already formed.

Thomas Holcomb that's the issue. They have worked with real firearms before. People get hurt all the time because of lack of care regarding ANY firearm. Never, ever, make assumptions. Even if I have an airsoft weapon, I still treat it like a real one, because complacency kills. It has before, and it always will.

The thing is that a direct hit from a decent airsoft gun will quite possibly puncture an eye as far as I have understood. Usually on airsoft games we handle the airsoft guns more like unloaded firearms. well until everyone has eye safety on at least.

They are also adults and dumb. They shot a rocket launcher a bit ago with no eye safety and Spencer's shoulder was charred. I just Imagined that being someone eye. Well I guess it is fun to live dangerous and all that stuff...

Shut the fuck up

Yet somehow debt still exists in the countries printing the money

Because the worth of a currency is based on how much of the currency there is. So a country could print out 5 billion trillion dollars a day if they really wanted to. but it would make each dollar, worth about 0.02 Pence

might i submt this to the argument ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f5RrGFBbbSY.html more wool, more wheat, more labour these are infinite but will be traded for gold. The gold being a finite supply makes each bit of gold worth more

@Spectrum UK I mean, the whole money supply IS debt, without it, there would be no money supply. If everyone paid everyone back, the economy would collapse lol.

Yeah there is, if everyone were to withdraw all of their money from banks at the same time, only a fraction would get them. The money that gets printed every year accounts for the older ones that get destroyed/lost.

hes a wise man