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

  1. Can we at least get the cool cyberpunk tech with our corporate dystopia?
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  2. Private companies’ interests are often in direct conflict with the interests of customers and employees. This is how we got cheap disposable products being manufactured outside of places with solid labor rights.
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  3. Ahh yes Billy Gates, my favorite small-scale farmer
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  4. One of the best ways to spend money in my opinion is to spend the money on health. This could be things like your own personal doctor, building a sauna and home gym, healthy but expensive food, a treadmill standing desk, a personal trainer or any sort of health gadget.
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  5. Least depressing "How Money Works" Video 😭😭😭😭
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  6. I love learning about economic problems while turning 22.😂
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  7. ”Half of the state’s top 10 billionaires live in South Florida” So 5/10 billionaires live in the southern part of Florida while the other half live in the northern one😂
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  8. 10 years in HR. This is 95% accurate
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  9. HOMEOWNERS ARE THE NEW NOBILITY CLASS. Once you own 3 properties, you can have people refer to you as LORD.
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  10. No reason not to fire the overpaid diversity officers that were primarily busy with filming a day in the life tiktoks.
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  11. I’m not wearing any pants.
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  12. HR exists to protect the company from the workers
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  13. It's insane that you built this channel while also doing this job.
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  14. I love everything about this channel, but the best part is: "I hate dragging out an answer". Thanks for that!
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  15. Here to collect my useless heart emoji. Our local school board had a referendum asking for $40mil to expand some 9th grade recreation wing. It was so corrupt it taught me to vote in low level elections.
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  16. Sucks to be entering the job market right now as a recent college graduate. It was tough finding a job, and now it seems to be tougher to try and keep it. 😢
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  17. Ahhh yes, a fellow financial professional reflecting on the social waste of so much talent spent shoving money around
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  18. Job security? Whats that? Whats a job?
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  19. "There are tens of thousands of ships like it floating around" (shows an ultra-rare special edition ship that only has a few in existence)
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  20. How about nationalising the offending business? That is like death penalty for investors, so they will do all they can to avoid it. In the end if company still does that, gets nationalised and then state can sell it, recovering some of the damages back. A lesser punishment could be partial nationalisation, or fine equivalent to some amount of company value (say 30%) and jailing executives who have both failed to prevent it from happening and mislead investors about real business practices. In such case both investors would be incentivised to looks at what executives are doing more carefully and executives would be incentivised to be as transparent as possible.
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  21. There is one thing that's always missing: You should not base your decision to change jobs solely on earning prospects. Instead you should look at overall value proposition because being miserable in exchange for money is imo not a good trade.
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  22. You're so well spoken and explain things so clearly, I do believe you're gonna be big, and you've earned yourself a subscriber.
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  23. Here for my useless heart emoji
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  24. I like the pointers at the end for influencers - outside of the clear conflict of interest these promotions introduce to the YouTuber, influencer marketing just isn't a good place for promoting financial services. The promotions often don't disclose the important risks, usually misrepresent the upside, and really open the viewer up to significant financial losses. The consequences of promoting a regular product or service that doesn't live up to expectations is much less severe. Thanks for the shout out btw!
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  25. People miss unions, not manufacturing jobs
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  26. The "revolving door" is what we call it in the UK when those in government leave office and come back in as lobbyists and board members. Though it does more famously get used for politicians its mostly actually the civil service. Especially as the British civil service is pretty secure and powerful
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  27. Essentials went from affordable to pricey while non essentials went from pricey to affordable. Wages are not keeping up with inflation and cost of living, college, housing, etc.
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  28. The IRS could probably make a lot more if they closed the Art Donation tax loop hole
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  29. With Youtube as an platform job the good side is the fact you can get paid from multiple platforms at the same time for the same job. Just crop your videos to different lengths and resolutions for different platforms and you are getting paid multiple times more for the same work and at the same time diversifying the risk of being just one platform away. Try doing that while delivering food or driving a car :D
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  30. " We are gonna start with the good news first :D " " college degrees are expensive "
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  31. This reminds me of the famous California gold rush story. The people who got rich were not the ones who ever found gold but it was the ones who sold the tools for digging. Same thing here but different flavours.
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  32. 5:08 "Sometimes these guys have no idea what they are legislating. For what it's worth, that's fine. It's impossible to expect for all these lawmakers to be experts on all things..." But since laws then apply to everyone, it is sort of expected that everyone can understand them. That even the politicians themselves don't understand the laws they're passing is anything but fine, it's gross negligence at best.
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  33. I think productivity is good but only when you know when to stop or when its not worth it. Like making $50 a month on YouTube sounds good until you realize one shift and McDonald's can get you the same pay.
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  34. Dude I absolutely love your channel, glad you've found so much success!
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  35. College Sophomore here, thank you so much for making this video, now I know I definitely don't want to pursue this career, thanks for saving me from a lot of suffering!
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  36. Real estate attorney here who has filed these kind of cases. One small correction is that not every state requires you to have a reasonable belief that you own the land. This is actually the biggest variation (aside from the time element that you mentioned) from state to state.
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  37. I caught the subtle comment about you now being a full time youtuber. Congrats!
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  38. Out with the old, in with the... also old...
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  39. The issue with Eve is they only react and push updates based on the Null Sec players. For the smaller groups who just want to play with a few friends, we get screwed over by these changes. I have a small corp that was trying to run two structures for a group of miners and mission runners. After the moon changes, ore changes, and the introduction of Cores, the cost to operate these structures compared to the potential income from them was completely swapped in that they now cost WAY more to own and operate than you can EVER get back from operating them. All because a relatively small group of Null Sec players were spamming structures, and CCP went OVERKILL on the response.
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  40. Hope you catch an algorithm break. Your content is too good, and hope it happens soon.
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  41. Correction: Square/Block doesn't own Stripe, they are entirely separate companies 10:37
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  42. Thanks for the specifics! basically investment bankers are the real estate agents of complex business transactions. So the incentive of investment banks is to increase transaction volumes and reduce transaction time.
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  43. “Its time to learn how money works” is a genius catchphrase.
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  44. a venture capitalist is someone who goes to play roulette and goes all in on green
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  45. I feel like this concept applies to more than just video games and all industries these days are trying to push some sort of microtransaction system into their business models. You see airlines like Ryanair who charge very little for the actual price of the ticket but charge for even the simplest stuff (such as in person check in). You see tech companies like Samsung that sell you cheap tech (e.g. a budget Galaxy Phone) but then tease you into buying accessories (such as Fast Chargers, Cases, Wireless Earbuds etc) and the list goes on
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  46. Figure out how to spend other people's money.
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  47. The Answer is..... Just don't do Financial Fraud
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  48. That’s absolutely not true. Dusty Rhodes AKA The American Dream has been dead for years now.
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  49. Laughing at all the executives crying over this 😂
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  50. the editor creating the animation of you paying him to edit the video must've been so happy lmao
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