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

  1. Here before this channel "disappears"
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  2. Perhaps loot boxes should be labelled as gambling
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  3. I virtually stopped playing video games 10 years ago because this sort of thing started getting bad... I understand why gaming companies do this, but for me it's ruined what a game was. I'll just go back to the old Rome Total War and call it a day. Thanks for the video! I hope someone watches this who's getting into debt to play games.
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  4. Instant like just from the hilarious title
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  5. This explainer cleared up a blind spot (lot of unknown unknowns for me in this vid) of a pretty integral part of how our society functions
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  6. This should have a million views.
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  7. Day-trading on jellyfish!
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  8. I cannot stress enough how much I appreciate your channel; The consistent transparency and honestly you display in your videos is so refreshing. I feel like you're the only finance Youtuber who isn't trying to sell me something or gives shitty advice about money. I've developed a sense of trust whenever I watch your videos now, and I sincerely hope you keep it up man, you rock brotha!
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  9. As an entrepreneur I am offended... by how accurate this is! 😅
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  10. I feel personally attacked
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  11. How Money Works helping us old guys in our mid thirties keep up with the trends. Reddit exploded talking about this guy. I'm like dude my knowledge of YouTube ends around 2009 with Dr. Tran and Lonely Island.
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  12. If the costs weren't so insane, more education would never be a bad thing.
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  13. everyone is talking about the guy who made millions in a few years starting from virtually nothing, but no one talks about the guy who lost 20 billions in 2 days (figuratively speaking)
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  14. The real hustle is making videos and selling courses on how to make money online
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  15. Congrats on your impending 1 million subs award. 🔥
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  16. Having a job that actually accomplishes something and means a lot to people can be very stressful, but it's super rewarding. I love my job.
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  17. This was uploaded on my birthday, and all I can say is after all these years of being alive... I'm pretty sure I'm as broke as I was when I was first born. At least I can be happy knowing that my birthday comes with a bunch of corporations sending me random junk in order to keep me as a "loyal" customer despite me never using them!
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  18. I like the "Defending the undefendeble" concept, but if I may give a suggestion: Make the name of the series a bit more front-and-center. The title of the video makes it sound like one of those other thousand videos complaining about MLM's, whilst you do have something new and more interesting to tell.
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  19. They were the kids who didn't eat the crust on their sandwiches growing up
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  20. I would like the company I will work for to be like a family, meaning they it would take 9 months to replace me
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  21. There's always Raid: Shadow Legends (:
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  22. We live in a World Ruled by Fire Lord Ozais and we have no Uncle Iroh that understands the role of youngsters in the world.
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  23. I can just feel the burn out and stress emanating from this guy's experience
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  24. its almost like only billionares can buy $100million bunkers if i could i would... especially if it would barely scratch the surface of my wallet
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  25. The basis of the housing market being the "backbone" of an economy, relies on not supplying enough housing for economically active citizens over the actual GDP that citizens could offer if they were sufficiently housed. You don't need to give these things for free, but if a citizen has a home, clean water and heating, the rest will practically fall into place. And the leveraging and reliance on the housing market will, with no doubt, induce severe fluctuations in that market from time to time. It becomes a stock that people sell off in large volumes that affect the overall market value and negatively impact those without the option to buy and sell on an annual basis.
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  26. Now I want a “Carnage Hall”
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  27. The Klarna ad on this video was really the cherry on top
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  28. It’s refreshing to watch a video that’s both educational and not political
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  29. Now Im waiting for "How business deals in Arrested Development actually work"
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  30. Should have purchased that house when I was six years old DARN IT!
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  31. This is indeed a spooky video
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  32. It was easier to put your name on forbes rather than become an actual bilionaire
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  33. Your perspectives are always something fresh for me on the YouTube sphere
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  34. I think you mean Mel Gibson's Church of the Holy Family. Though admittedly the idea of Mel Brooks making Passion of the Christ is super funny
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  35. Well...Im gonna stress myself to death by 31 at this point. I'm 30.
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  36. I vote locally. Witness me!
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  37. wow, eve online sounds fascinating.
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  38. When in doubt... zoom out!
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  39. awful lots of video these weeks. Did you manage to make YT a full time main income stream? Congrats if so. Love your videos.
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  40. I think the biggest issue is the point you note at the end about GIANT corporations and funds being the primary shareholders of these companies (with all the caveats that you mention). Great video as usual!
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  41. Sooner or later, everyone becomes the victim of their own success.
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  42. What did anyone expect... There's so many tax advantages
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  43. When you get the right risk free bonds but forgot about duration
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  44. Specific to the implementation of new features and low paying "jobs". The main aspect I've seen regarding those is supply and demand. If they are too profitable then they get over produced and burn out their own market. The opposite occuring with low profitability activities. You even mentioned it yourself with ore prices being at their lowest. However, never underestimate some players abilities to take a low paying activities and min/max it into one of the most profitable. Like you said, hyper specialized.
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  45. 5:55, I guess you could say that the humble jellyfish help these venues to trade more "efishently" 😏😏😏
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  46. 26 dislikes. I wonder how many of those are natural persons.
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  47. In before the crypto bots trying to scam
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  48. I have a genial idea. Let's just up that to 14 days work week and with that we will more than double the GDP.
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  49. One important point that you did not mention: Some of this issue is of the IRS' own making. It is not just rich people who don't want the IRS to be funded. Everyone who is from the working or middle classes who has had the IRS go after their earned income credit has a valid reason to be holding a grudge against the IRS. Most of their friends and family do as well. Both political parties defund the IRS because defunding the IRS is popular. Defunding the IRS is popular because of how the IRS operates. Going after contractors and tradespeople will make this problem worse in the long run. When your plumber cannot show up to fix your toilet because the IRS is harassing them, then the IRS harassing your plumber becomes your problem too.
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  50. Don't care at this point.
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