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If anything is ever to good to be true, it probably is :)

$5 per week makes $100 per month? It's shocking that you have a channel 🤦🏻‍♂️

nice work sir. Clever niche.

There is a difference between cheap and affordable/good value. Stuff in Temu is just low quality trash. AliExpress does have good quality stuff but it tends to be quite a lot more expensive. I wound that AliExpress has both good stuff and cheap trash.

I like the idea of shopping at thrift stores. Cheap, probably even better quality, and you can get some nice stuff too while feeling that rush! Great video!

😂 that's just plain silly.. have you actually bought sthing instead of jumping on the bandwagon to throw shade to Temu? Yes, purchased many items from Temu and they've always been practical... $22 temu wallet phone case. Vs a crap $70 samsung silicone case. $25 temu duvetcover, instead of a $50 one from IKEA.... $3 temu screencover for my garmin venu 3, garmin doesn't even have any product to protect their glass watch....

A scam doesn't stop at taking your money and running. Even if you get a product, that product is seldom the same as the photo and description causing people to receive products that are not indicative to what the online store described. In this sense, temu is a major scam no matter what the price is. An example of this kind of scam everyone can agree with is when you buy a used item advertised as working and it doesn't work, you got the item but were still scammed because that item didn't hold up to what the seller described.

Well idiots still buy apple, a phone they don't need

All I can hear is "P Diddy Holdings"

I heard some Gen alphas in Uniqlo and they were like "ewww is this place like Temu the store?" LMAO.

At least for me, shop like a billionaire doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I'm not a billionaire and probably won't ever be. But I'm pretty sure billionaires aren't buying junk online and filling their yachts with it.

I ordered from them a whole one times. Talk about lack of thinking and self-discipline.

Thankyou. I thought it was useful Me. Were the he'll are these people getting there $$.

very interesting

Just last week a friend gave me a Stanley Cup and that thing is so big, heavy and clunky, it now sits in the back of my cabinet!

My dad taught me at a very young age to buy only what you need and not what you want. I can only imagine what my life would be like if I purchased everything so impulisvely

Great content! 👍🏻

Besides paying more, the food isn’t good by the time you get it. It’s all soggy and by then.

Many really wealthy people I know care less about the social implications of buying fakes. Plus, they might look down on "hillbillies" who spend so much money on a ridiculously overpriced bag. With luxury brands once again raising prices and limiting inventory, the replica version of kislux is even more attractive.

Shut up ChinaMan.

Solution: Jesus

I think your videos will blow up in the next few month :) Good content and amazing video cuts 😊

Thank you Bennett! Where do we buy shares in your channel before your channel explodes?

Love the idea of coffee as a symbol more so than to take "dont drink coffee" literally. All about balance. I really appreciate the point about willpower fatigue hits home too - not to cut out all of life's pleasantries completely. Excercise caution, but also cutting that $5 or $6 coffee won''t make you rich.

Treat yourself but balance is important also. Great video!

Coffee is way too expensive. For the money spent you can use it for gasoline to go places.

400 subscriber rooting for you to get 100k

This is so sad because we know LV canvas gets thinner over time but Goyard’s canvas is literally paper thin. Most of their bags are leather lined but for me a big reason to own a coated canvas kislux bag is that it is lightweight and indestructible

Overall a good video. Some tips for improvement - slow down your delivery, it's not a race. You state it's about Disneyland specifically, but a lot of your footage is from Walt Disney World, that causes a big disconnect for those watching who know Disneyland well. If you want to discuss Disney parks in the US, fine, but if you are going to be Disneyland specific then it gives the impression its not as well researched as it could be. Disneyland vs WDW are very different business models despite being perceived as just being theme park centered destinations. WDW is actually primarily a hotel business as a destination resort. Any additions to the park are designed to get those hotel rooms filled. Disneyland doesn't have the space to be a hotel based business. It should be thought of as more a regional park that caters mostly to locals. The three hotel it does have are very much premium priced offerings not aimed at the value conscious consumers. Here additions to the park are designed to draw repeat visitations of locals. Also your research should have told you that Disneyland typically raises its prices in October so your pricing info was already out of date within days of your video's release date. Again, overall a good video, just wanted to offer some suggestions for improvement and wish you and your channel great success in the future.

25% since 2000 😂, fy, In my country it's 2500%

is there anyone like me that spend more on cash compared to online? I can think twice to spend 15$ on app but when i'm at the store or restaurant 15$ feels cheaper. I think because the menu and the food is right in front of me so i can't simply leave even after seeing the price. Same like any stuff in the store. I'm a loser for cute stationaries, so I can spend 20$ easy at the store. But I can stop myself from checking out etsy more easily.

I actually speaking have blacklisted all food delivery apps and I will call the restaurant directly and they don't have an actual delivery driver I will not use delivery

They prey on people's inability to check prices and do basic math. There's some jobs where you can't leave for a meal like a security guard, but you could've also just packed a sandwich.

I had to use delivery apps to have groceries and food delivered when I had Covid and was alone. If I ever think of using an app now, just putting the items in the cart and seeing the price dissuades me from ever considering it.

I've not once used any of this delivery service...I buy groceries and cook at home. If I want something from a restaurant, I'll go there in person. Young people are poor because of convenience...

Delivery apps is actually the pinnacle of luxury, that's why it costs the most. You're paying for food that's supposed to be served at a restaurant and eating it in the comfort of your own home.

I've never been a huge fan of delivery and its never felt worth it. Food is expensive, cold, and late. Not to mention it takes a fraction of the time to actually go and buy your own food. The ultimate convenience is relying on your own time.

I don’t buy anything luxury I’m fine with deals 😂

I've noticed, not just with delivery apps, but any purchases online - that i'm always a few dollars short of that reward or free shipping. I'm pretty sure the price points are very carefully and strategically planned out.

is this script written using some AI? :D

Buy gold.

I do not care one bit what is the thing or not at the moment anymore. I am not going to impress anyone! I get way more joy at saving my hard-earned money than spending it anymore. We live very minimal and frugal and love it!

lol these videos aren't overdone yet? Its always mostly targeting women considering women make up most of luxury fashion customers, and many of us LIKE the stuff. lets not worry about how people spend their own money. and lets not make the silly presumption that its "broke" people spending on luxury fashion. I'm still yet to see men make videos about how "broke" men spend on luxury CARS.

Impressive video, Bennett Fong. Excited to see more content from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your post. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights into the psychology behind consumerism were eye-opening. How do you think emerging technologies like AI will further influence consumer behavior and marketing strategies in the coming years?

I like buying things but it’s a habit I must break.

Just have to be mindful when we do get something. Good reminder and great video

you’re literally my comfort person i love you MOMCOCO ’s bags!

Life is short and you only get 1 life to live, and you can't take $ with you. I invest in stocks (Microsoft, Apple, Wells Fargo, Google) but I also spend on: -vacations -new 2017 Corvette with stickshift - new 2024 Cadillac - new 2019 Toyota Camry - 2016 VW Jetta - hifi highend stereo 2.2 setup - 7.4.4 home theater - house in the best neighborhoods

The high of the buy.

I used to spend lots of my money on books and craft supplies. It has got to the stage that I have physical symptoms like cravings if I don't shop. I hate feeling like an addict. So I've started implementing daily gratitude for what I have. Rather than chasing the next thing. I realise how important food, shelter, friends and family are. I am lucky to have everything I need.