Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1.  @marsmagdalene  Right industries is rather subjective. If your degree isn't in Medicine or STEM; you're probably struggling. Even experienced engineers are having great difficulty. It's insanely difficult to get a job and the gig economy is completely screwing up the Dept. of Labor's ability to properly calculate employment. I've been saying for years that employment needs to be revised to include a standard of living. The real unemployment rate is NOT 4.1%. The people struggling the most are people 22-35 that have a college degree, but can't get a employment/wage boost to counter that debt.
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  2.  michaelsrensen2452  Gen X was NEVER forgotten. Generation X is obsessed with reminding you they exist because their lives revolve around narcissism. The apple didn't fall far from the Boomer tree.
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  3. This could be applied to anything and is profound advice. The pain of continuing to live where we do became so strong that the fear of the unknown became more welcomed. So now my wife and I are finally moving and making big changes to our lives.
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  4. Forgotten? Gen X - televangelism, military worship, and pharmaceutical obsession. Must I go on?
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  5. Yeah, most people are used to these neurotoxins nowadays. Get rid of all your scented and paraffin wax candles. Wait 6 months and then walk by Bath and Body Workers; you'll have a stroke with one breath.
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  6. Married my wife from Match.
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  7.  @MartinSmith2  I think you're using a misnomer. All Presidents since Bush had spent more than the last. Biden is no different. Try to focus on the math and less about the politics when looking at the debt.
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  8. That's why pensioners love Harris and everybody else is voting for Trump. I've spoken to some retired people in my neighborhood and many of them act like Harris is the obvious choice. The last time they had to worry about saving 20% by going to Walmart was over a decade ago. They aren't living in reality because their retirement funds are sky high right now.
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  9.  @zackcinq-mars2129  It wasn't overturned for employers receiving Medicare (aka all hospitals).
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  10. Social media doesn't create narcissists, but the screen-time from 1-10 years old certainly does. Technology is allowed parents to rampantly neglect their children's developmental needs.
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  11. You got that right; this guy is a scam artist.
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  12. Same, I was done in a matter of minutes. Stay at home (ex-truck driver) dad. I'm nowhere near the scientific field, but I've seen enough in life to feel like this guy was selling his business instead of medical competence.
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  13. Everyone is an addict; alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, sugar, blue light, social media excitement, etc.
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  14. Plus, you government now has an expatriation tax. If you sell your home and move abroad; they tax you 25%. They also tax you 25% on the home value over-seas. Not only that, but if you live overseas more than 186 days as a Canadian citizen; they charge you a penalty on both.
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  15. Some 2/3 of the entire Boomer generation couldn't have served in Vietnam due to basic math. Most of them were the last leg of the Silent Generation. Boomers were born into a post-WW2 Utopia US as the world's leading super-power with a reserve currency. Everything costed peanuts essentially. They are a generation that easily had the most entitled ride in the history of the world. Then they turn around and try to virtue signal to other generations about 'how bad they had it'. Baby Boomers are the ONLY generation that has between $2-$5 Million 'average' in retirement assets. Plus, they are the last generation that will ever have such wealth. Generation X is projected to have HALF of those assets by 67. Millennials are projected to have 1/5 of Baby Boomers assets by their own retirement. From a purely financial point of view; they had it made and were lucky to be born when they were.
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  16. @wutangdunks That's why I only wear linen shorts and have slip on barefoot shoes lol I only wear a shirt for like 2 hours a day max.
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  17. To a certain extent, but almost all of those expenses are deductible. Landlords can make a LOT of net profit.
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  18. My wife and I threw all of our products away years ago after we educated ourselves about these toxic ingredients. Make your own soap, buy clean laundry detergent or use baking soda/vinegar, buy organic. I'm not kidding. On top of that, a lot of the the obesity epidemic is due to toxins (not just poor diet).
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  19. The guy is a scam artist; pay no attention to him.
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  20. Just another justification for why people continue to ask "WHY DO YOU GIVE THESE PEOPLE PLATFORMS!" lol
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  21. Here's the problem, while I appreciate her insight; it's pretty obvious it's less about passion and more about selling hysteria for money. Now, nuclear war is still a large threat to our livelihoods, but there is a vast difference between cold-war era nukes and modern on both sides. In the Russian arsenal, the largest weapon by volume is a the RT-2PM. NATO's largest is the Trident II. Both of which have yields that are 100 to 550kt MAX. On top of that, the radiation yield for both a RT-2PM 550kt and Trident II 475kt nuclear warheads have a considerably low radiation radius of roughly 2.2 miles. Warheads with a 1Mt or greater rating has almost entirely been taken out of circulation. Now radiation is extremely dangerous of course, but in comparison to the height of the nuclear conflict in the 60s and 80s; this is relatively low. Modern nuclear weapons on both sides have been engineered to deliver more precise and less radioactive payloads to inflict pin-point damage. Assuming that only Europe, Russia, and the US go into a nuclear conflict. Your max casualties in 72 minutes wouldn't even go over 1 Billion and that's assuming that everybody in major cities is standing outside in the downtown area. We aren't going to be lobbing Tsar-bomba's at each other lol.
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  22. Yeah, Putin bad because the media says so. If NATO actually cared, they wouldn't be trying to push corporate greed into Ukraine at the risk of a nuclear conflict.
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  23. Same story; opposite conclusion lol We're selling our home to settle student loans and honestly it's been a headache. No getting out of routine property taxes and insurance; plus home costs.
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  24. Supply and demand for automation is imbedded in culture. People want faster/better, but are arrogant to believe that it won't come at a cost of human labor.
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  25. It's a cute idea with a very bad execution and outcome. Not much different from the gold-standard and there's a reason it was ended. If you transitioned to BTC, the wealth would be quickly zapped out of most 1st or 2nd world nations and they would end up in East Asia and a few coastal and metro locations; impoverishing the rest of the world. This puts us straight back into the (product for currency) problem. The countries that export the most will take all the currency and those that don't will be left holding the bag.
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  26. You mean the gender confused HHS Assistant Secretary blob isn't the best we've got? How did I get fooled?
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  27.  @SamRey91  That's interesting; I'm not sure what to make of that. There are quite a few boomers than have less than $100k in assets, but there's also a top tier 10% that having nearly $5M in assets. A lot of people see the stock market and that's all they value at their life-stage. I guess it depends on how well you're doing.
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  28. Well, some 96% of women on only-fans don't earn enough to do it for a living. It has MASSIVE inequalities.
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  29. Free value? Or free scams?
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  30. Home-made soap; works like a charm. Actually, my nails and hair grow twice as fast since I got rid of artificial soaps and shampoos; it's really crazy. Also, pharmaceutical products are toxic all the same.
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  31. For God's sakes Steve, will you STOP allowing these scam artists to come on your show? I'm getting really sick of seeing one every other post. What, the guy runs companies and writes books that teach people how to run companies and write books? That's a pretty cliché business model for a scammer.
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  32. Perhaps you're child notice the scam I'd hope. The guy is a pyramid schemer; one look at his website will prove it. Ignore his advice.
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  33. Let's not forget about Vitamin D deficiency being a leading cause in metabolic dysfunction on top of the food issue.
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  34. It's not salvation bud; it's just a distraction imo. Crypto is no different than the gold-standard concept. Except if the grid is compromised; you lose you crypto and have no access.
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  35. If anything, NATO is insane; corporate greed is ridiculous. Risking a war with Russia just so they can turn Ukraine into a strip-mall. Then eventually Russia.
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  36. Why are they idiots? It depends on rates and your ultimate goal. On top of that, residential areas are filling up with older couples. They're aren't children running around anymore; at least in the Midwest largely speaking.
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  37. Bot
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  38.  @shinzontheta  Supply and demand; I never tried to play the game actually. I remember how hard it was in 2012 (though the economy was not really back on it's feet until roughly 2014+. I finally got offered a job in 2012 at $5.25/hr at a dinner theater. After that, I went straight into FedEx and then my CDL. If you don't have experience in skilled blue-collar labor OR a high demand white collar job; it's insanely difficult. Not saying the early Obama years were a cake-walk, but we didn't have the crazy inflation we do now. Ultimately, high interest means companies have no money and growth is being suppressed to reduce inflation. Which makes it much harder.
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  39.  @xdarthpool6463  Record profits from record inflation. Don't indulge in conspiracies; I advise that you acquaint yourself with the issues from an economic perspective. Otherwise you'll be taken advantage of by radical ideologies and people with a grifter agenda. No offense, just trying to help you. There's a mathematical reason to all of this and none of it has anything to do with 'greed'. This is very simply supply and demand economics with Federal Reserve policy. If you want to know more I can explain or point you towards people like (ClearValueTax). Brian is pretty good with giving people good explanations for how the economy works
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  40.  @SendYourBones  Thanks, I try; I hope you're having a good Monday :)
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  41.  @marsmagdalene  Yes and CPI inflation isn't subjective either. Statistics are very easily used to get the direct results that the institution wants. If you ignore the incentives; you'll be taken for a fool.
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  42.  @janisolson1013  Hey bud, a recession is most likely regardless if he would have won. Not sure what you're talking about (since 2016). Stick to the economic fundamentals and try not to get deluded with political hysteria; it will keep you centered.
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  43.  @janisolson1013  "expert economists predicted prior to the election." I'm going to stop you right there and I don't mean the be condescending when I say this. If you don't know what you're talking about; then don't pretend to. It's pretty obvious when you start your paragraph like that. Just some advice going forward. The entire economy is largely based on decisions made by the Board of Governors (Federal Reserve). Every President has had more spending than the last without exception; starting with Bush Jr. Had Harris won the election; nothing would have changed on the grand scale. The number 1 driver of US debt is Social Security and Pensions, period. This is a demographic issue primarily. Because the US is unwilling to come to terms with that; debt to GDP has gone thru the roof. In other words, your wages stagnate and prices go up. Covid inflation essentially pushed the US forward about 10 years in debt obligations. Almost everything is financially inevitably regardless of who is running the country.
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  44.  @cursedimageseveryday5559  It's not really about needing experience. The fact that this guy claimed he found out he had ADHD in less than a minute by watching him is insane. You don't need a degree to understand how much of a pseudo statement that is. The guy sounds like a grifter using his credentials to make money. It's why Youtube is filled with bs influencers.
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  45.  @randomcandy1000  OR, maybe it's rising because it's in the profit interest of Pharmaceutical companies to push for more diagnoses so they can sell more pills. How can so people understand big oil corruption, but they can't understand Pharma corruption?
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  46. Bots bots everywhere lol
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  47. Well that's the point; YOU are the product and a lot of the people he interviews are pyramid schemers. Take one look at this guys websites; he's a scammer.
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  48. @jensenau Not exactly! You just gotta plan accordingly. Stay out of debt and remove yourself from harmful environments. Make a change if it's not working out for you :)
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  49. As a father, I can assure you that the birth rate is probably much lower than whatever the CDC is producing. It's extremely hard to find anyone (as a homeowner/neighbor) anyone at a similar life stage. Of the children ages 1-4 in our area; the parents are typically 38-45. My wife and I are both 30 years old and we don't know anybody our age.
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  50. 'Trust and Safety Conference' - everything went well! Translation - AI has taken over the world and is currently uploaded the nuclear codes lol
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