Youtube hearted comments of Robert Rochester (@RARochester).

  1. Men with a $3 million net worth will not WIFE any of these women ( so delusional ) but they will smash on a regular basis until something younger comes along.
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  2. I like this woman; she has sense !!
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  3. This is monolithic in its viewpoint; real estate is regional, in Florida if property taxes are eliminated then property values both commercial and residential will take off because of the huge influx of investment and migration. The report correctly stated that the pool of buyers is small and will get smaller as layoffs in both the private and public sector takes hold.......
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  4. Excellent analogy with the airplane of 30% chance of survival.....
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  5. Homeless people especially women.
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  6. Can’t have two roosters in the hen house basically.....all women have an EXPIRATION date.
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  7. Where do you do stand up ??
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  8. This is good news.....
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  9. Gold !!
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  10. Yes sir….
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  11. The impending crash that the doomsayers are talking about will be uneven if at all; the sunbelt states will do just fine. There is a housing shortage of some 4 million units across the US ( RedFin ); prices will level off but that's it; you can't build your way out of a shortage. People move FROM Northern States like Michigan to sunbelt states like Florida so prices will remain high; the only way prices drop will be a dramatic increase in the interest rates. The demand ( for housing ) will not change; however, people will be renting rather than buying, it appears to be the new normal.
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  12. Stagnant wage growth = Illegal and legal migration; more people chasing the same jobs; high housing costs = illegal and legal migration; more people need to be housed; liberal policies = illegal and legal migration; more people putting stress on healthcare and other social programs, etc. Are you starting to see a pattern ? This is happening all over Europe, Canada, Australia and the US but at least Trump is doing something about it in the US.
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  13. You're missing the point Jack; at the 2:15 mark the guy asked the question and I'm paraphrasing " if he worked and paid off his student loan should he not be compensated should others get student loan forgiveness " ?. This is his issue and he's right; let's be clear, NONE of these people who have student loans were FORCED to sign the dotted line on their loan applications; no one showed up at their doorstep; no one threatened their families; they signed up on their OWN free will. No one took advantage of them; if you asked anyone of these people to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge do you think they would do it ? NO, they would not; so in other words, they are ACCOUNTABLE for their decisions. YOU made the decision NOT to go to school and now you're better off because of it so don't try and let these people off the hook.
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  14. I agree with the second video......
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  15. This Mike doesn't understand that you NEED to play the game; tell the dealership you'll finance and get the deal and with your first payment pay it off. Most deals don't have a clause that penalizes you for early payoff because most people don't have the money.
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  16. All them people with no car payment have one hell of a bus pass 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  17. The woman works 45 hours a week and has to ask her parents for help ???!! How about getting a second job like the Boomers and Gen Xers did back in the day….
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  18. There's a simple explanation; the inflation calculator is flawed. It would be a better argument if he said that in the GD that people had fewer bills i.e. no cell phone bill; no Netflix, Hulu, etc. subscriptions; no gym membership bills; no Starbucks, etc. People need to stop bellyaching because a gallon of milk cost the same for a boomer as it does for a millennial so stop with the bullsh!t. BTW, please read the inflation calculator; he said people in 1930 made $4881.00 and implied that is $88,888.86 in today's dollars. Well, READ the f@cking calculator; it states that an item costing $4881.00 in 1930 would cost $88,888.86 today; he misread or misinterpreted what he was reading.........at the 3:00 mark he's freaking out over the 19% increase from 2019 to 2023; well if you divide 19 by 4 years you're looking at 4.75% yearly increase in constant terms; the rate of increase is actually less than that if you account for compounding as a factor.
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  19. At the 10:05 mark she had no other OPTIONS........
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  20. I do not feel sorry for the younger generation. There isn't a shortage of good jobs; there's a shortage of good workers. My millennial tenant was late for the third month in a row; this last time he told me that he just got back from vacation and that I had to wait until Friday for him to pay the rent; he was already ten days late.
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  21. This guy doesn't understand that if EVERYTHING cost just 5% more across the board; the cumulative effect results in hardship and a higher cost of living that soon becomes unmanageable.
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  22. Newsflash ladies; if you're in your 50's you're NOT dating; you're the BOTTOM of the barrel, if he shows interest then you've won the lottery.
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