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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The questions they asked the trust fund kids were SO tame compared to âis it your fault youâre poorâ lmao
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When the Venezuelan says her family is involved in "Government" that basically means brazen corruption, which is a large part of why the guards are necessary. No wonder she's racked with guilt. Her fortune was stolen from people even poorer than the lady across from her. Definitely a gem of a person to have on, wish this was much longer.
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they need to ask the wealthy ones more questions
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very weird to ask minimum wage workers âwhat have u done to contribute to your poor financial situationâ why not ask the rich people âdo you deserve this money? how many people has your family exploited?â. felt like i was watching parasite
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The Venezuelan girl looking shocked to the core when the other lady said she had $80 in her bank account made me laugh out loud. I have $1 in my account rn and I always forget that not everyone lives paycheck to paycheck and struggles so hard because itâs so normal for me.
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"Generational wealth" is not the answer to "Where does your money come from" and she knows it so well, what an avoidance to answer with honesty.
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Why is it ok to ask a lower wage person what they make, but you can't ask a higher wage person what they make. We already know who has more money! So you can speak about it.
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I totally relate with the blonde woman who said working at the grocery store made her want to unalive herself. I worked at FedEx for almost 3 years while going to school and I was so freaking depressed. I would wake up and cry as I was getting ready for work and one day after work I stopped at the dollar tree, bought some ibuprofen and cried in my car while contemplating taking the whole thing. Yeah it probably wouldnât have unalived me but I was just so done with life. Iâm grateful I was able to get through that and leave that job.
2.1K |
Iâm always curious what itâs like to live without the worry of losing the roof over your head daily. And while Iâm delivering DoorDash or Instacart and see mansions and million dollar vacation homes that are empty but 2 months out of the year, with front doors worth more than I have ever owned, I canât wrap my head around it. Like how they even pay just the electric bill or yearly property taxes alone.
3.2K |
Being Venezuelan and hearing that Venezuelan's woman talk about her family's "assets" enraged me. This is blood money, money that belongs to the nation.
1.6K |
Yikes generational wealth from Venezuela. That family has some skeletons in its closet. Not necessarily the kids of course
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I like the girl with buns. She knows sheâs lucky to have what she has and isnât judgmental at all. She has an amazing personality.
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My only critique of this is this felt more focused on âhow the poor views the richâ and âwhat makes you poor.â Feeling like a one directional conversation.
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As someone from a third-world country, I tend to be skeptical when I see someone who appears to be a trust fund baby, especially if their parents acquired their wealth through government work. It is often associated with corruption. For instance, when I learned that a person comes from Venezuela, a country currently experiencing an economic crisis, and that they have a lot of money, bodyguards, and assets, I couldn't help but think that this situation is a classic example of corruption.
In our own country, politicians are pushing for discretionary funds that are not connected to any intelligence agency, and it is common for their children to attend schools overseas. I know of one politician who was able to send their children in a Swiss boarding school that charges an annual tuition fee of around $176k USD, which is more than what the politician earns in a year.
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Definitely need longer version of this
Their background, their insight on how their parents lived, why did or didn't they go to college, what the aspirations were and how the reality made them change paths and so many more questions
Cut, please
1.7K |
Props to blonde girl lol she got stuck with the patronizing, pitying trust fund baby and she was nice the whole time
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âI donât think society was set up for people that come from my lifestyle, raised having to struggle.â
I literally think about this every day.
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I really liked the minimum wage guy!! He seems so genuine and sweet.
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The first 3 seconds had me đ âgeneration wealth ya knowâ â⌠ya I wouldnât knowâđ
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@KpTheG
7 months ago
I would love to see an episode on âNew Moneyâ vs âOld Moneyâ because itâs a different mindset you have when you grow up poor & become first generation wealthy
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