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

  1. The way I see it is that Eve is less of one singular game, and more a dozen or so games with the market acting as a loose trench coat disguising them as one. If you ever feel burnt out on one game (like say mining) then you can simply reship and switch to another one (like exploration or ratting)
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  2. IM THE GIRL IN THE VIDEO???? IM CRYIN.....IS MY LEGACY GONNE BE UNEMPLYMENT
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  3. Already knew this. If you’re paying attention at all to events, both locally and geopolitically, you know, without understanding all of the elements, that we will retire when we are dead. Good to see someone being honest about it.
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  4. They can talk about how much they've invested in my training when they cosign my student loans.
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  5. Definitely a controversial topic that has for- and against- arguments. Great video showing the basic structure of these "tax preparation" and "lawsuit mitigation" schemes. Keep making good original content
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  6. The FBI should buy CashApp, just to kept tabs on criminals.
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  7. Thank you for investing so much time, money and energy into making these educational videos that sincerely make people rethink popular assumptions about money.
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  8. "You probably wouldn't know" God I wish I didn't know my highly negative net worth lmaooo
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  9. I watch way too many videos. Most videos, that have stock footage in them, keep my attention for about 10-20 seconds before I click away. The things that make me click away is the voice and the slow pace. Mr Money, this is the second video of yours that I have watched today. Your pace, content and even use of stock footage are well done and well placed. You are also talking about a topic I am exploring a lot in 2021, and doing things about it.
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  10. As an Arizona Realtor, I think NAR is an anti-trust violation because you can't work as a real estate agent without working for a real estate broker and if your broker is a NAR member you as an agent are required to be a NAR member to work for that broker, and there aren't many brokerages in Arizona that aren't NAR members; it's "effectively" impossible to be a real estate agent in Arizona without being a Realtor But.. I think the IRS ruined the market more than NAR, all the YouTubers talking about tax loopholes for being a professional real estate investor created too many investors in the market, then the investors from states with a lot of money like California sell 1 property and take the money into states like Arizona where they can buy 3 and jack up the rent to keep their cash flow up; even eliminating NAR won't fix the problem the IRS has created
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  11. Great video. Another point to this is also just starting a business that people don't want to do. You can easily make 6-figures running your plumbing company in California. This example comes from 'UNSCRIPTED: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Entrepreneurship' which is a pretty good book on the topic.
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  12. Immanent means within. Imminent means to expected to occur.
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  13. I've seen several of these "how much do I get paid?" videos. Gotta say, yours was the best, and I joined today for 2 reasons. 1) You always answer the question you pose at the beginning of the video. So I know I don't need to wait (or skip) through a bunch of crap to learn it. I also know you are going to spend the entire video delving into the topic, which is the really interesting part. 2) You told me how much it cost to join and the number is very small. I'm not recommending you add a 30 second blurb during every video, but I can't be the only person out there too lazy to look it up. You're doing great work. Thank you for your time, energy, and research.
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  14. Also, please more videos like this. Obscure wealth videos are the best.
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  15. Great Video! Thanks for the shout out!
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  16. It was great working you all! In all sincerity, we truly, truly appreciate your channel’s transparency. It’s very easy to be non-transparent (even if it’s unintentional), but it’s important for those who have a platform/audience consciously make the effort to be more honest and forthcoming. A lot of the world’s problems could be solved if there were more voluntary transparency.
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  17. there is also a chunk of baby boomers that were close enough to retirement to say "it isn't worth dieing".
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  18. In 1997, I crossed the 50k threshold. Added to my long-term happiness because that amount made real retirement more than a pipe dream without just paying some old version of me more than a third of my income and start paying myself first. It was also when I crossed into knowing my income would exceed my non-discretionary expenses by a large enough margin to not be stressed by every penny I spent.
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  19. I'm glad more people are learning about this. They absolutely do prey on those who struggle with addiction and social isolation. I miss the days of Warcraft and Warcraft 2, back when Blizzard still had a soul.
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  20. I just think it's a little silly to say "it's not fair to the people who paid" yeah. That's just how it works when you change bad things. it also wouldn't be fair to nationalize the healthcare industry and give everyone free healthcare because people currently pay out of pocket constantly for healthcare. It also wasn't fair when civil rights was passed and all subsequent generations had to deal with a little less oppression than their ancestors. "It's not fair to the one's who suffered to prevents others from suffering." is just a bad position.
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  21. I absolutely love seeing Benjamin references in finance videos 😂
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  22. How much? I'd say $150,000 annual income would be great in the mid-west US. That same amount would be less great in NYC and positively amazing in less costly regions such as Eastern Europe.
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  23. Starting a business is rough. Lower barriers to entry could help the market competition and help close wealth inequality, but a lot of people who start businesses don't do the proper market research and go under from their own stupidity, making investors wary of first time business launchers. Idk, something something Al Gore's rhythm hope your channel grows
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  24. But seriously: In a few decades, we will look back and laugh at how much we used to work.
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  25. I watch your videos all the way till the end regardless of the upfront answer.
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  26. On point man, I did some major research on both of these institutions when I was studying my econ minor
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  27. There is always interesting stories coming from eve online
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  28. I have been to a city council, spoken at a city council meeting, and voted in a number of municipal elections. ❤
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  29. As a gamer and as a person who is interested in the economy, I'm really glad you made this video. You make so many valuable points and arrange them so nicely that non-gamers and gamers alike can understand what the issues are with the gaming industry. Now that Microsoft is about to acquire Activision Blizzard I'm even more concerned about the future of the industry. Where will it end? Will we have another E.T. again? When will consumers stop financing all these bad practices?
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  30. bankers hate this simple trick wait…
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  31. Answer is usually "No but maybe so let's talk about it."
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  32. I am a simple man. I see a "how money works video" I click
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  33. You're seriously one of the most balanced, down to earth finance channels on YouTube today. Excellent work!
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  34. One of the best changes I ever did, for my mental health, was change jobs. I had been working at an IT call center. 10 hour shifts, bad pay, and miserable conditions. At the end of the day I'd log off the call switch and desktop, and stare at a blank screen, having accomplished nothing I could look at. Now, im using the equipment operating skills I learned in my time as an Army Reservist, working at a literal gold mine. At the end of the day I can see physical changes to the world around me, that I did. I know what the end goal is, and I can see progress towards it. Sure, shifts are now longer for me, 12.5 hour shifts, and I'm just as isolated, alone in a dozer cab as opposed to alone in a cubicle, but for me, the sense of accomplishment makes this life sustainable.
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  35. Commenting for the God algorithm. Economics Explained linked to your short selling video and I'm going through the rest of the channel's videos. This is high quality content, great work.
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  36. I bought $20k of Barefoot wine. Thinking about my kids' futures
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  37. Good luck, hope to see more unbiased well research content from you.
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  38. The best editing in this niche by far!
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  39. So in short, fraud gets out of hand -> bureaucratic regulation introduced to manage fraud -> increased costs to end consumer due to newly introduced inefficiencies (market and operational)
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  40. I learned this hard way. The Grind Set is a fools errand. Now instead of "being my own boss" my second job is bartending at a club on the weekends where I make between $850 and $1100 in two nights.
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  41. Excellent video and hitting close to home! Like a lot of the self-help stuff, productivity videos/books and the related time-management literature, these guides often suffer from the same problems: Banalities and bad advice. Many nifty-sounding solutions require you to be Superman. But you bought the book because you aren't and can't be. Also, such books usually cannot fix basic motivational problems. Enthusiasm, however, is often more important than method.
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  42. Oh man we're fast today
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  43. All these new sca- I mean alternative investments are just preying on people’s financial insecurity
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  44. It’s no surprise that Jim Cramer is bad at picking stocks. He does about 5 minutes of “research” before making a buy or sell call on a stock. Compare that to a hedge fund analyst who literally will spend 100s of hours researching ONE stock before he or she recommends it
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  45. When How Money Works interviews people, he's going to force them to watch all of his videos.
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  46. How Money Works, the Plain Bagel, Patrick Boyle and ColdFusion are the 4 only channels i take seriously about finance and economy. CoffeeZilla is the bonus part, he's more about punching scammers in the teeth. Plus a French analyst (Xavier Delmas) that does videos in french that are really informative too.
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  47. Watching this is bad ISK/hour, gotta go back to ratting.
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  48. Youtube is a middleman and I wouldn't watch you if you weren't in it
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  49. These Wall Street execs watched too much Yellowstone.
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  50. Love this channel. Helps my uneducated ass catch up on economics!
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