Comments by "John Smith" (@JohnSmith-op7ls) on "PowerfulJRE" channel.

It’s also boring. He goes after scammers, makes videos about them. We get it. That’s fine and all but it’s one dimensional and all these scammer stories are basically the same, so once you’ve heard a few of them it gets old really fast
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Terrance is the epitome of “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing”
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@AltuveLJ Doubt it. He might have made around that in his life but taxes are a thing. A big, awful, insidious thing
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@dereklaplante1693 The Spotify deal was rumored to have been up to $250m. After taxes, nowhere near half a billion. And it’s not like he hasn’t been spending money this whole time too. Those net worth estimators are all over the place but none of them even on the high end put his net worth over 250m or so.
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AG1 is a scam
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@dahveed72 Yeah but at least Joe will admit when he doesn’t know and will change his mind when proven wrong. Terrance won’t accept he’s wrong about anything. Just keeps moving goalposts, changing the subject, or just insisting he’s right without any evidence. He’s on a whole other level.
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Marriage started out primarily as a way to dictate how assets were passed along to future generations. Not only assets but titles for nobility. This along with creating strategic bonds between families, villages, tribes, cities, and eventually nations and empires. It was always essentially a legal agreement. Religion only came into the mix because of superstition and eventually because the priest caste saw it as another avenue to power and wealth. Marriage as a means to raise children wasn’t really a thing. Simply having a child was seen as reason and duty enough to raise that child. But as populations increased and became more decadent, marriage was seen as providing a stable basis to support as many children as possible without causing all the social conflicts you get from cultures that support infidelity and polygamy. Where most women end up as basically concubines to the most wealthy men, while all the other men resent them and lash out. So if you’re going to have kids and you’re not in some sparsely populated village, marriage is a good step towards a stable environment for raising kids. But the notion that marriage is primarily to foster having kids, there’s no basis for that.
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@yipperdeyip Did you get lost looking for Reddit?
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⁠ @DannyValchev What truth? Neil just rambles on about political opinions and 100 other things he has no understanding of
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@AltuveLJ He never got a 500m Spotify deal
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@ashtonvalentine7496 That’s not “one deal” that’s his one big deal, and even with lots of tax loopholes to use, close to half that went to taxes. He hasn’t had any other deals anywhere close to that. Even if he had a second one of the same highest rumored size, again, taxes are a thing, the millions he’s spends on his lifestyle are a thing. If you think you just get to keep 100% of what you earn, you’re either Wesley Snipes or 5 years old.
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So you talked too much and annoyed people for a few hours till it wore off, then had a bad sleep that night. Great stuff, who doesn’t want that
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People would keep asking what hustle and flow is
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@That_Dogg Might, lol
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@OswaldBuhendwa Lol, what? Too much theory? Theories are based on observable laws and mountains of evidence. And who’s stopping Terrance from demonstrating anything? Nobody but himself, because he can’t.
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@cousinivoryciv1309 he always has been. He’s a narcissist talking head that’s contributed nothing to science and thinks a piece of paper saying he learned about Astro physics makes him right about literally everything. He rode the racial tokenism, now nobody cares about him so he does what every celeb with a dead or dying career does, and goes into woke politics.
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@MrRogersDid711 Did you look in a mirror and not realize it was you? Even a monkey can recognize themself in a mirror
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@bradleyjenkins2271 This is an interview about him, not him reporting on anything new.
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@RS-vy9qv I knew exactly what he would talk about. Same thing he always does. If you watch his content you’ve already heard all this before. If you’ve seen other interviews he’s done, you heard it again there. Now again on Rohan. Most of the other guests on Rogan delve into other things topics and don’t just go over their day job over and over. That’s what an interview is about. Otherwise it’s just a pitch for their content.
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@jdudbdjxb7687 Dom’t see what that has to do with anything. I’m just saying, if you’re supposedly a big fan of his, the. You’ve already heard all this stuff over and over, so why is it so amazingly interesting to hear it again on Rogan’s show?
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@NothingXemnas I’m responding to someone who is obviously a Coffee fan, not speaking about everyone who has never heard of him
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@Robert-ey2vp I mean, you’re the one who had to copy someone else’s comment. That kind of zero IQ brainpower suggests you’re the Logan Paul fan here
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@cronezone787 Well, he’s trying to make himself money, that’s the goal here, he does this full time and lives off it. And everyone he’s covered you could see was sketchy with a simple google search, and they all had other YTers calling them out before he did. Granted, they probably don’t dig nearly as deep into things as he does, but if the goal is to keep people away, you don’t need an hour long expose. That’s just for entertainment value.
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@ No he doesn’t. He covers already known scammers after they’ve already scammed countless people. He makes content for a living. He does this because he makes lots of money off it. Or do you not know how the business of content creation works. You probably think Santa Claus is real and brings kids presents with magic lol
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@ No, there are other anti-scam channels who not only expose scams like these and more but also actively interfere with the scam operations through trolling, hacking scam call centers, contacting would be victims before they lose their money and saving them. Coffee just does a hindsight mini docu and yeah, 90% of the work the same with trivial differences, so if you’ve seen one you’ve seen almost all of them. I think the people actively taking down scam operations, especially the ones using human trafficked slave labor are the real hero’s and far more important than some entertainment level content like this.
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