Comments by "Christopher Smith" (@christophersmith2470) on "TellEmBoi" channel.

  1. for the sweet lady with the glasses who got done dirty. During this sexual harrasment investigation was there any footprint i.e. e-mails, phone converstions and texts? If so, an attorney could get a FOIA request to pull everyone of those regardless if they were deleted and they would be admissable in a court case. Their timing is not on thier side and is HIGHLY suspect. Some attorney's may take your case on contingency (fee based no $$ up front) IF you can prove that you were sexually harrased. If it was all in person harrassment then that cannot be proven without eyewitnesses willing to testify in open court or sign affidavits.
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  2. For what? A room in somebody's house?
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  3.  @KungPowEnterFist  Nnnnnooooo! Then they would only need to extensively check your criminal history. Not your credit
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  4. All of these people are liars, and are receiving some type of initiative for doing so. They'll even admit it in the video if you listen. There are cheap places to live on the continent of Europe but 100% of them are in the former USSR countries, where you would never in a million years find a good paying job to even afford their cost of living. What until these digital nomads stay in 1 of these countries for 183+ days and have to pay income tax in both the U.S. and the country they're in now. I bounced in E Europe for 9 months and liked it but I had a passive income and only stayed in each country for 90 days at a time. I wouldn't be able to, or want to. live in any of those countries full time. All vacations and fantasy lives end eventually and then it's back to the grind. Even the 'Europeans' those space cadets are railing on about will admit I'm right.
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  5. Man, Gen X'er here but I don't think they have those anymore. If they do, they not publicizing them.
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  6. The 2 standouts here are the Gen X home builder layoff and the Chanel layoff victim. The homebuilder layoff is no surprise but the contraction in luxury spending is due to a combo of consistently high interest rates and surpressed wages/brand new deportations. Now it is the rich people's turn to feel pain. The worst is yet to come. Wait until banks start collapsing from the $trillions in defaulted loans upcoming. America is likely headed for Great Depression 2.0 folks. Trust in Jesus now!!
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  7.  @michaellightbown9492  Exactly, just corporate and admin people who cost without producing.
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  8. Yeah, my online business that sold a valuable service in its time became obsolete starting about 2022, and my residual income has been shrinking ever since. It had been my life blood built from scratch since early 2018, and in 2020 and 2021, earned me more money than I'd ever made previously in my entire life. All remote too. Trying to come close to replacing it has been impossible. There isn't anything out there anymore that excites the market anyway, and with consumers having low to NO discretionary income, building any type of business is almost impossible. I even know guys with the blue collar trade skills that are struggling big time. Depression 2.0 coming?
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  9. I don't attend to be mean here, and I 100% agree that the economy is in collpse mode, but everyone of these people who got canned had very frivilous and unimportant jobs. For the ones that have had thier jobs for years and it's become a part of their lives, I really feel empathy for. But, between frivilous private sector jobs and the federal funding that will get DOGE'd out this year, 2025 will be a big year of jobs loss. Not like 2022-2024 were boom years either 😔
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  10. It's disturbing how many of these emotional women would share their private and personal moments with so many people on the internet. This young women, who acts like a 8 year old, who didn't get the job needs to talk to a friend or family member about what happened, instead of broadcasting it to the general public. America is such a nihilistic country now, and most of these women are unemployable. I'm a Gen X'er and honestly most of these women wouldn't have been hired then either, and I ALWAYS could find work EASILY. There's just something about their demeanor that is aggravating and they don't seem to know it. Having said all of that, YES the job market is crap right now because so many people have flooded a weak jobs market. Hopefully that changes soon.
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  11. Scam degree anyway. Nobody ever needed a degree in marketing. Almost as bad as a 'sales' degree, LOL.
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  12. The redundancies are being sorted out. Not one of these 'jobs' that were cut produced anything intrensic. All of these people have been charity cases that actually have a negative effect on the country. As for the fake Trump voter, she knew her job was in danger before she even voted for Kamala. So, when Trump won in November, she knew the gravy train was running out of track. All of these 'laid off' people may find themselves unemployable in the future, because they have never been able to pay for themselves by providing value to a company that bases its existence on P&L. Moving forward, companies will HAVE to start this model and stop the pump and dump model. Public sector employment will shrink permanently once these new eliminations are codified (As Speaker Johnson alluded to 2 days ago)
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  13. This is what happens when you keep over developing software, AND involve private equity into companies. You've got PE companies who try to scale too many different industries simultaneously, and because they don't know what they're doing they try and compensate by using software and AI to scale. It both distorts the product as well as the work force. If we don't fix these glaring issues, we'll end up with a pre- Millei Argentina level unemployment rate and our dollar will crash 100%
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  14. There's a lot more industries besides tech that are laying off, but tech seems to get the most attention.
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  15. Said someone with a brain.
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  16. For the ones who actually got laid off, I promise you that the company you worked for got laid off too. By the consumer. 2024 was the year of the highest number of corporate bankruptcies in history. Worse than in 1929, 2009 and 2010. Consumer spending is as bad right now as it was in 1929 and the Government won't be able to do the bailout that would be required by the fallout that is about to come soon.
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  17. Dude, they're all going to be able to draw unemployment for up to a year. We finally stopped kicking the can down the road. These people are owed NOTHING.
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  18. Go away troll.
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  19. 1.5 Trillion in defaulted CRE loans not matured highest number of corp. bankruptcies in history 10% default rates on student loans now due historically high credit card debt highest auto loan defaults in history lowest wages in decades stubbornly high and non transitory inflation and now poor employment outlook 0 upside on the horizon What was that about your fiscal year budget for a year not even here yet? Most on Earth won't see 2026, and of them may be you.
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  20. Yup, or these conman guv 'workers'
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  21.  @famousibarra1  DUDE! It will not. Tik Tok brought no value to the paying consumer. Tik Tok sold smut. As long as there is Google, you'll have an online presence. I cleared 88k in 2020 and then 128k in 2021 selling a mobile data hotspot service from my old website and used ONLY Google SEO and some ad words when I first stated. It's still paying a residual today in 2025 of a grand a month, and completely paid my bills in 2022 and 2023. The problem right now is NOBODY has descretionary income, so unless you're selling a very in demand product with little competition, like I was from 2017-2022, it's nearly impossible to succeed in e-commerce right now. Brick and mortar businesses cost WAY too much to start and maintain, and DIY service businesses have flooded the market. I've always been a 1099 or sole proprietor and I'm at a loss of late. The economy has been in hibernation.
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  22. Most people in America and Canada today are too nihilistic and lack the intelligence to be good medical professionals anyway. Plus, the cronyism in the field ruins it. I think the future will be functional medicine doctors and nurses in small private practices that only take cash. That's a GOOD thing too.
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  23.  @BHS2  🤣Queen hippo
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  24.  @dbased1915  You're probably not wrong. $1,200 is likely the low end
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  25. Why are you applying for jobs outside of your field? If there's nothing available in your field right now then you'll need to either give up finding a job, or go into business for yourself. No restaurant is going to hire an IT person to wait tables, just like no IT dept would hire a former life long garbage collector. You and the rest of these overgrown children need to start using common sense and logic, if you can.
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  26.  @cherryfireice8216  No, he wasn't referring to the actual layman but more of the nucleus of the company that pays for the building. However, I disagree that carpenters are always in demand. When there is no money to build, a carpenter won't build. If they're owner operators then they have more of a chance, but right now even home improvement projects and upgrades are at an all time low. Couple that with homebuilding companies on hold or going under, and a working man ain't gonna have work my friend.
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  27.  @jumper9108  In some markets. I'm in the US and the average 1 bedroom nationally is $1,100. Agreed, we're in a fugged up situation too here in the states but Australia's housing problem is worse than ours. That's just a fact.
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  28. The American healthscare system has created within itself a rotten environment for its staff as well as the patient. I'm hoping that functional healthcare provided in small private clinics are the wave of the future in America. Assuming we have a future. With God as our source and provider, we won't need to fret and be anxious about any of this .
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  29. ............for EVERYTHING that is going wrong.
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  30.  @Youreallylooked  That's big guv, and them and private equity both have to be rooted out.
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  31. OK Boomer, Gen X'er here and you're full of sh*t. Interest rates were NOT ever 25%. I was just a kid in the 80's but I remember people moving out at 18 and 19 into their own apartments. In the 90's it was even easier as somebody working a medium level job NEVER had issues affording a 1 bedroom apt. It was unheard of. Your generation literally had everything handed to them and you benefitted from the sacrifice of the lost generation and the massive boom from the manufacturing base started by WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Your parents didn't even have a 30 year mortgage, it was only 10 so you could have just inherited your apartment. Or, you bought it when it was 15 cents on the dollar to what it is now. I'm only 1 generation behind you Boomers so try and lecture some Gen Z'er but don't blow smoke up my rear. I'm on to your scammy generation, and we're all coming for your assets when things get REAL bad upcoming. You've been warned.
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  32. Well, brother. I don't think the onus would lie on these young adults then. Sounds like they got scammed out of a lot of money and time. When someone takes courses to get a marketing degree, you would think they would get a career, marketing sh*t, right? It's not like they got a gender studies degree. Now, in 2024 some engineering, all computer science, and other tech degrees are proving worthless. Not in 2019-2020 when they started their freshman years they weren't. Did you think any of this through before you started typing?
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  33. Are they primarily working remotely, or taking jobs overseas?
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  34.  @bankingwithewaj  Yeah, if you're a government mule freeloader sponging off of tax payers, and private sector workers like me. Not 1 private worker will be laid off by DOGE. Guaranteed!
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  35. Not true. The rest of the developed world ain't just W Europe, Canada and Australia. Educate yourself about the rest of the developed world. Plus, Americans get 0 benefit from thier federal taxes. Zero. Well, unless they are perpetual freeloaders like the people in this video.
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  36. The 'poors' never pay income tax so stop griping about them.
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  37.  @themonsterwithin4000  .....Yup, and solely by social engineering. The cabal gauged what they could get away with during their launch of COVID, and we complied so easily that they're are now gauging what else they can get away with. It's also not a coincidence that every single western country is run by socialists, and all have the EXACT same problems. These tiktok rants are identical saenz the accent from America, to the UK, to Canada and finally to you all down under. We're being played!
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  38.  @tippytoe1250  Well, your family and friends likely work in a public sector propped up industry, as gov'ts have NEVER had more fake money to spend in their histories. However, we who pay the net taxes from production are all feeling strained supporting all of you freeloaders.
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  39. You know something?
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  40.  @crosscountry8888  Great paying is the missing ingredient though. A lot of people are skilled at what they do, but your industry bribes corrupt politicians to keep an industry going that if it were up to the consumer wouldn't exist at all. Auto mechanics are skilled but these greedy Boomer shopo owners barely pay them enough to afford a 1 bedroom apt. Your system is broken pal.
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  41. That is historically correct. The American people's patriotism was exploited before there was an IRS and the threat of losing WW1 was the reason for administering a levy on people's income of only 2% ONLY to pay for the needed war effort. In addition, only people who earned a comfortable living wage would have to pay the 2% fee. Well, that temporary collection of 2% became permanent and then it wasn't 2% anymore. Then they added in social security and then medicare. They've been rapidly growing the federal governement ever since. Now, it's time to shut it all down because it's all collapasing anyway.
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  42.  @jikook7457  Ok Ms. Misinformation. Stop getting your civics info from MSDNC. You should go retake 8th grade civics. IRS workers don't maintain roads, bridges, schools or lol snow removal? That's all your state's DOT funded by the gas tax, and property taxes pay for the schools. All done on the local and state level. There, now you passed the 8th grade. You're welcome:)
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  43.  @thainiatinopcin752  Clown:) I watched enough of the video to comment accordingly. You're just butthurt that my comment was applicable to your type.:face-blue-wide-eyes:
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  44.  @e.zwegat7130  Don't know how that applies to me as I didn't typecast anyone in this comment section.
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  45. AMEN! Live in spirit and not in flesh. Humans are failing anyway w/out God. Isn't it painfully obvious?
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  46. ?? You drive 4 hrs a day to Melbourne and back? Where do you live, in the outback? An American asking.
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  47. Oh boy, another glorified government mule. Here's to hoping DOGE sorts out the wasteful spending teat you've been sucking off of. You've some nerve talking about worthless ass degrees. No truly educated person speaks like that anyway, with your 'intelligence studies' and 'public policy' 'degrees' Sounds more like DEI or AA jobs to me. We'll see if they exist past 2026 you freeloader.
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  48. C'mon some of those ladies, with the exception of the rat and that weird haired lady who quit her job, were legit laid off by bad companies. Especially that sweet woman with the 3 kids. I'll bet she did her job and well and her mismanaged company was failing.
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  49. Wait, you're paying to see the doc AND your meds? I thought Universal healthcare was supposed to be free. Drat! Sneaky socialists.
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  50. I promise, none of these redundancies actually voted for Trump. They're all freeloaders who fit the democrap voter to a T
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