Comments by "Jerone Thomas" (@Je.rone_) on "Graham Stephan" channel.

  1. True!!
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  2. Jennette was great
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  3. It's crazy to think you're 29, you look very young 💪🌚
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  4. Next video after that: "how much my second channel makes with 1million subscribers"
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  5. Govt gonna need to go Dave Ramsey baby steps
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  6. When there are a lot of people trying to get rich quick there will always be people they're selling them the dream
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  7. Gary Vee and maybe David Goggins 💪😉
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  8. they're meant to
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  9. He's a smarr guy
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  10. I proactively smashed the like button 💪😀 1 of Grahams greatests accomplishments isn't becoming a multimillionaire, but rather inspiring 100,000s of people!!!! That is what I'd like to emulate
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  11. I just saw you get blast away with a ray gun and lose an arm wrestling match, how are you still here😱🤯
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  12. I don't think i know anyone who has eaten avocado toast...
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  13. IPOs they try to get as much money as than can... Warren buffett suggest against it and something tells me he knows what he's talking about 😀
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  14. investing my first $20,000 was a very happy moment for me 💪🌚
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  15. 2.69% can't help but think 69 is ever an accident when i see it💪😉
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  16. Nuance.....bro😎
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  17. They are going to IPO cause their investors feelin get rich as fu*k... Can't hate on that, i aint going to buy their stock though😎 💪
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  18. $200 a day of passive income means you can spend all day smashing the like button for YouTube's algorithm
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  19. 5:50 probably one of your funniest videos 😅
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  20.  @GrahamStephan  damn i guess not awesome enough to get a heart😂 jkjkjk
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  21. That's the guy who commented on my post 😂 I was wondering if you saw that.
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  22. I loved saving in my teens didn't like reading, to my own detriment
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  23. Learn Learn Learn, Earn Earn Earn 💪📈
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  24. I'M ALL IN ON AMC, JK I HAVE ONE SHARE
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  25.  @JinkProject  Even after C.O.L.A I'd say it's still a lot for the average thirty year old
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  26. "E=mc^2"- Albert Einstein
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  27. I wonder if he'll trade his other tesla in for this one or keep both 💪🌝
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  28. 9:00 I may have sold some of your courses for you because I made a video reviewing your YouTube course I can't help but think at least one of the people who watch the video probably bought the course
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  29. It kinda has been bailed out 😁
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  30. Literally me
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  31.  @Nobody-br1rq  I took a 2 month course with Jackson Hewitt, read a 972 page book they gave me, read another 470ish page book, the internet obviously, and I'm currently reading a 792 page book that's rather difficult and detailed. And lastly my mom does taxes so she showed me a little after i took the course but mostly she showed me how she makes money doing it(how to make it a side hustle) more than actually how to do The returns itself, The $75 course and more importantly reading did 95% or more of the teaching. But more than anything is actually doing taxes taught me more than anything. I work for a company as well part time for this tax season, and just yesterday i did a simple w-2 with 1 dependent federal and state return in 14mins. You can charge someone $100 for that. The company is charging her $600 assuming i don't give her a discount which i will
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  32. Come on over to M.D.😀
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  33. 😂
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  34. VERY TRUE!
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  35.  @GrahamStephan  i do finish quick that's why my girlfriend left me... But it was great stuff. It'll definitely help me grow faster and turn this into a viable business.
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  36. I can't put my saving on automatic. I enjoy transferring money to my savings accounts.. It's my favorite thing to do when i receive money.
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  37. In Maryland you can't get evicted during this time period 😲
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  38. I'll give you black Vito's calculation, Retire indefinitely when passive cashflow from investments is at least 2 times expected yearly expenses in retirement and also the expected rate of increase of the when cashflow is greater than a conservatively estimated rate of inflation. Re investing or saving the 50% surplus. The problem with my method is it relies heavily on estimations and is difficult, because theoretically you'd never touch the principle
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  39.  @irvinmancilla6535  I'm a licensed tax professional and haven't page anything in income taxes(legally) since I left college, this year I'll probably pay something in income taxes because of the pandemic, but the stimulus check offsets that
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  40. Here before this comment hits 1,000 thumbs up
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  41. Meet Kevin? Why I already met him 😅 My comrades tell me my jokes are getting worse😂
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  42. You do look more like a thanos
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  43. It seems like all of these shortages is why rentals and housing prices are sky high
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  44. Yeah.. millionaire by 26, I'm 22 and my networth would have to explode essentially overnight to achieve that. definitely impressive
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  45. Philosophical question: what about Surreal estate?
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  46. Yeah, and the wealth gap can only get so large before social unrest really starts getting real
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  47. I did the same thing(tax loss harvesting) except I'm poor so it doesn't benefit me as much
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  48. I took my eyes off the clock for 9mins and you already had 119 comments😓
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  49. Yeah i never quite understood what retirement was or why it would be seen as desirable 💪 , but With that said i do hope one day to have much more money coming in from investments than i have expenses from living my ideal life. Which I'm innately miserly so i don't think it'd require much.
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  50.  @Neiiiiil  To do taxes for a company you do not need a degree. You just need a licenses to do taxes. Albeit some places may want you to have a degree, which is unlikely. But at the risk of sounding arrogant I will say that I likely know better how to prepare a tax return than most or many people who graduated with a bachelor's in accounting. I say accounting Because accounting is the main subject one may study in undergrad that may focus on taxes to some degree but it focuses on a all aspects of accounting many of which do not necessarily fall under tax preparation. But i also study accounting so there's that too. But unless your doing a business return /schedule-c, one's accounting ability can be limited and still be a great tax preparer. Unless of course you consider everything tax related under accounting which is understandable and I may possibly agree with that stance.
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