Hearted Youtube comments on How Money Works (@HowMoneyWorks) channel.

  1. This is real. I played Eve for many years and been involved in several alliances and null sec fleet wars. The money invested is astonishing and why there are some very serious people behind those alliances and wars.
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  2. Its Australia, any downturn is an upturn there
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  3. I guess it's partly because of the psychological reasons: -They genuinely enjoy what they doing. -They've built too much of their sense of self into what they do for a living. -They need to feel alive somehow and their work helps them feel alive. -They don't trust anyone else to run their 'baby'
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  4. A minute of silence for How money works, that had to go through hours of Andrew tate's fotage in order to make this video so we don't have to. you sir are a hero
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  5. You've made videos about my job being pointless and how I will never retire...but this is the most depressed you've ever made me feel, and right around Xmas too. Well done, Subscribed.
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  6. I love right around @6:30 how you talk about how most people don't want to hear about "being old and rich" (which is a reasonable long-term goal). People want to be "young and rich," which is usually where the scammers come in to feed and pounce on that desire.
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  7. They're entertaining, but I stopped listening to them when Kevin (a real estate agent who invests in rentals) started pontificating on the economy, Graham (a real estate agent) began musing on the stock market and Andrei (who a few months ago was professed a love for dividend investing dropped stocks paying dividends -- the distributions are expensive now at his tax bracket-- so he's now a crypto guy). Let's face it: They make money on YouTube. With that in mind, treat the financial advice with a grain of salt.
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  8. If you follow the ownership chain upwards, you realize the illusion of choice between different "options".
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  9. This channel has made me even more pessimistic in money terms, and i love it
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  10. I think everybody would like to see some of these "influencers" go to jail for pumping shit coins to retail investors, at least the ones that were obvious scams and fraudulent
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  11. Of course you can retire. Your retirement plan just need to have enough bacon to reduce your life expectancy to under 55
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  12. I can say after watching this video, this truly is an economy of all time
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  13. "Y'all make sure you're coming in 5 days per week!!!" "Where are you?" "Stop asking questions, I'm busy"
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  14. My job offered me a competitive salary. My salary is competing with my bills
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  15. Speaking from Australia, for the love of all that is holy do not copy anything we did here. The lesson any country should take away from our example is the lower you make the barrier of entry into housing the more rich old fucks will buy houses and push prices up. You need a solution that targets the core issue of using houses as an investment asset classes.
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  16. "Employers are going to screw you; so, screw them back.". My corporate philosophy from day one. The earlier you understand this, the faster you'll climb.
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  17. Also the definition of employment includes being a driver for Uber or Deliveroo. If the definition of employment was “you have a job that allows you to afford to buy a home, a car and take a holiday each year” then I’d love to know where we are.
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  18. Admirable for foreign governments to take care of U.S. veterans
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  19. "Attention is the new currency, you should spend yours wisely", those words hit me, you just woke me up from the matrix.
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  20. I think we want the purchasing power, Social safety net, and Union protections that came with those jobs, rather than the actual jobs themselves.
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  21. Yes. If corporations are going to insist they’re people, they should “enjoy” the consequences of their actions.
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  22. I have a boring job and I absolutely love it. My bosses are so lenient. No one wants to apply for this job because it’s either too boring or overwhelming. They can’t keep people. So they treat us so we won’t leave
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  23. To I quote futurama: Dr. Wernstrom, can you save my city? Of course, but it'll cost you. First, I'll need tenure. Done. And a big research grant. You got it. Also access to a lab and five graduate students-- at least three of them Chinese. All right, done. What's your plan? What plan? I'm set for life.
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  24. There's a famous saying. "If you owe the bank a million dollars, You have a problem. If you owe the bank a billion dollars, they have a problem"
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  25. I'm glad you noted how loathesome a cliché the verb "disrupt" has become.
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  26. Not all of us are rich.
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  27. If the bosses are going to be greedy then the workers need to be greedy too.
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  28. "...no one is talking about how they lost their life savings flipping houses." I should make a YouTube series on how I lost $80k on a house rehab. If I embrace the Art of Bullshit I might be able to stretch it to five, maybe six episodes?
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  29. This must be karma for me stealing Wendovers airplane content!
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  30. I've always felt CC's are NFT's for companies.
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  31. Great video. I've been saying in my college classes for many years, "Culture is a way companies attempt to get more commitment from you without giving more of a commitment to you."
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  32. "You will never afford to buy a house. This is the deal you made by being born after 1988." -John Oliver
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  33. I’m 28 and running for city council this year! (I have also voted and spoken at council.)
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  34. Any rule where punishment is monetary is just poor tax.
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  35. Survivorship bias is a hell of a drug.
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  36. throwing shade at the Infographics Show at a spectacular rate--I'm here for it
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  37. “WE didn’t price fix. We just made a TOOL to price fix for US.” FTC: “And that makes this different how?”
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  38. HR managers smacking their keyboards in dispair
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  39. You forgot to talk about one of the most important income source for both parties in this war entirely. Basically all parties involved in this war are working together to control the player market in highsec space which is a big chunk of their income. Different groups tried to take advantage of this war and attack that market but every time it happens they pause the fighting until the threat to their monopoly is dealt with (which is usually pretty quick seeing that like 80% of active pvp players are fighting in this war.)
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  40. I'm here for the "weekly depressing lectures"!!! Love it.
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  41. For a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders.
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  42. The government wouldn't take kindly to Amazon express shipping artillery to Walmart. Ha ha ha ha.
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  43. Nice asset bubble you got there... sure would be a shame if someone... POPPED IT!
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  44. As an Aussie, we have a hefty set of problems that require a government to make large, substantial changes, neither major party wants to change the status quo. So we keep stumbling towards a recession/depression cliff ... how long until we tumble off, who knows, but no one wants to solve the major issues as it would rock the societal boat.
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  45. I’ve been having to explain to people my whole career why I will never sign up for LinkedIn, thanks for giving me some extra ammo to fight the cause
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  46. This is such a underrated and polished channel. You make Graham Stephan’s content look dull and repetitive. I really look forward to watching your channel growth unfold!
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  47. "It's big club, and you ain't in it!" relevant George Carlin reference
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  48. I'm trying to become a terrible consumer.
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  49. "Well I have 50 years more years experience. Where's my prune juice again?" Experience is important but over time it has a depreciation of returns.
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  50. Last time I was this early, the US had decent relations with its neighbors
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