My TikTok Triggered A LOT of People
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My TikTok Triggered A LOT of People
George Kamel is a personal finance expert and co-host of The Ramsey Show. Following Ramsey’s proven money plan, George went from negative net worth to a millionaire in under 10 years. His goal is to help people spend less, save more, and avoid money traps so they can live a life with more margin, options and freedom.
This channel will simplify complex money topics, bust money myths with actual facts, and debunk the stupid financial advice you're seeing in your social media feed. All with a healthy dose of pop culture, humor, and snark.
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Ohhh a Ramsey cooking channel would be so good! Go through all of the budgeting, pantry staples, meal planning, shopping, prepping and cooking...
I second that!!!
2 episodes and show would be over ... Beans-and-Rice ...
Stay tuned for Next episode:
Rice-and-Beans
@@candicemorse4555 I agree
@@tfosss8775 They should have a short rice and bean segment each episode lol.
Yes!!!
I’m not sure if I missed it or not but you don’t have to pay a 20% tip at home which is even more $$. Such sensible advise - thanks.
Plus tax. No tax at grocery store.
Most people don't get the math for "cost per serving" which is significantly less than eating out.
I was a tutor and I had to teach kids how to actually think through problems. Apparently they don’t learn it elsewhere.
Bread, Peanut Butter, Milk, Pasta, Rice/Beans all this stuff can be used to have multiple servings. I'm sure there's more that I didn't account for, still kind of tricky accounting for cost per serving with inflation with meats etc..
Exactly. Pretty sad that is has to be spelled out. 😮
I would unironically watch this man do stand-up.
He’s THE funniest (with a dash of….in your face humor that don’t seem all that mean). Lol
"I LIVE in a calorie deficit! That's how you get this body." 😂
$4 is simple.... most my meals at home are closer to $2. And yes I shop at Aldi... tastes no different than Whole Foods IMO
George is right. Also, cooking your meals at home creates discipline for consistency of sticking to good habits. A lot of folks in debt lack this. It also makes those 1-2 nights out a month at a restaurant/takeout insanely fun
Agree, a side benefit!
Thanks for being unapologetic and real about reality. Loved the dollar/hour breakdown.
I can guarantee anyone that was arguing with you are in debt and living paycheck to paycheck. AND they’re overweight! Wake up people and control your money!
People just don't know how to cook anymore.
Most of my meals at home are around $1 a plate. With protein, carbs, and healthy fats. Healthy vegetables. Knowing how to cook changes everything.
George, Dr. D, and Rachel are the future of the Ramsey Corp. Their content is entertaining and applicable. 👍
Poor Ken.
@@iamthomasgreenman yeah🥺
I like Ken, as well!
@@bryan_witha_whyy I think it’s a bad idea to try to guess what someone else has experienced. Even if you think you know their lives.
Love this!
I feel like this is a great example of why cooking is such a basic life skill. Without it, you will pay exorbitantly more for food. Even with grocery prices the way they are, it is still much cheaper (and arguably healthier) to cook the majority of your food at home.
Truth
Yes!!
My meal prep planning is for dinners. The leftovers 😋 are lunches.
I go out to eat MAYBE twice a month! I work a full-time job and cook a meal nearly every night for me and my husband. The idea that you HAVE to go out to eat or CANT cook at home is completely ridiculous.
We pay $10 per month for a meal planning subscription and it has been a total game changer for us! We eat healthier than we ever have, don't have the stress of trying to plan out meals for the week, and only spend about $60 a week on groceries on average. Our meals come out to about $3 per serving, even factoring in the subscription price! A big shout-out to the creator of Clean Monday Meals, Janae, for coming up with the meals and grocery lists every week and for helping us simplify our lives and save money!
Please send the link or more info on that
Love ❤️ it George! When did people get so lazy they can’t make a simple meal at home!? Debt free and still packin a lunch
I love it when George gets salty 😂😂
So far everything on the channel is relevant and actually helpful instead of vague and unnactionable. Keep it up
Stir fries are definitely our go to for a cheap and easy home made meal
I love this. It is so true. We only eat out for special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries. And that is only sometimes. It tastes better and you enjoy it more when its something you don't do every single day.
Once I started figuring out how much we were spending per meal at home, going out to eat became a rare treat. I spend between $4 to $8 dollars a meal for dinner at home.
Heck, I spend less than $4/meal when I cook at home and I eat healthy. What's wrong with those people?
I love how logic is applied everywhere here. But, I can see so many potential arguments from people.
We love to buy a rotisserie chicken and divide it into multiple meals. Our favorite is chicken pad Thai. Once you have the basic ingredients on hand you can make it very cheaply many times before running out of the staples.
George Kamel...This is why we love you!
The Soup Nazi, Sonic, and The Office, I love this channel 😆
I spend $325 for a month for 2 adults that is 325/(30x3x2)= $1.81 per meal and we eat well. No eating out. That is perhaps why we have a home, cottage, other property and have travelled to 37 countries. There are so many TH-cam videos on budget eating. No reason why you can’t eat well and economically
Thank you for your comment very inspiring!
“And number two…shut up Greg” bahahahaha
Another tip, slow cooker meals and freezer meal prep for the week . As a busy mom who works 50-60 hours a week these are my go to!I spend 1 hour every Sunday to prep my ingredients for the meals I’ll use in the slow cooker which cooks while we sleep or while I’m
At work and pre cook my meats and/or pre make the casseroles and stick them in the freezer which are good for a month.
"Treat yo self!" 🤣Parks and Rec... HILARIOUS!!!
clothes, fragrances, massages, mimosas, fine leather goods. It's the best day of the year.
@@pkdude5334 😂😂
I have to say, you're doing a great job making the Total Money Makeover philosophy modern, hip, and young. No wonder Dave is helping you give your own channel.
We cook at home every day. At most, we get pizza carryout once a month. The cost of that is almost a week's worth of groceries. BS7, and still frugal.
George's new channel is hilarious and full of information. 👍
Eating out less and grocery shopping at Aldi has saved us hundreds of dollars a month. Would highly recommend trying it for 30 days and then seeing how you’re doing
This might be my favorite TH-cam channel
Brown 1 pound of ground beef. Add two packages of cooked beef flavored Ramen noodle and enjoy.
You are cracking me up!!😂 Money tips and comedy. Win, win!
lol, What's wrong with Aldi 😁 ?
I guess some people love to blow $16 on a burger & fries.
While I have been known to eat the whole pack of bacon...
My current food budget as single male: $50/week (50% Lean Meat/20% Veggies/10% Fruits/10% Grains + Pasta/ 10% Dairy)
Athlete Diet w/ 150-200g Protien per day (5'10 165lbs)
Mail Order w/ Free Shipping saving me time and gas. Doing the same math...
$50 @7days = $7.14 @3 meals = $2.38 per meal (approximately)
Be smart. Get Healthy. Eat Well. SAVE MONEY!
Keep up the great videos George!
Loved the video! The only thing I disagree with is the grocery pick-up tip. The grocery store I shop at has this feature and I considered using it once but I wanted to do an experiment first. I shopped in store for the week and when I got home I re-created everything I had bought at the store as an online pick-up order. Turns out everything was priced an average of 18% more when using their pick-up service. Most people would never notice, but I tested it!
My top cheap meals: Poor man's meal (the Ranch classic), French onion soup if you're going bougie, Chickpea Spanish casserole ("cocido madrilenio") in the USA you can cook it with a slow cooker or an instapot, and for breakfast, oatmeal with a ton of cinnamon or an iced banana/oats/coffee/vanilla/water concoction that you blend and tastes like a heavenly vanilla iced latte.
Love it, people need to wake up. They don’t know how to manage money at all.
At all.
I live in Canada and I can easily eat for $4 per meal. Shop sales - it’s not that hard! People spending more are out of touch.
Seriously, a lot of meals come to ~$4/serving or less. The only way to go beyond this is to either buy expensive ingredients or overeat--which admittedly a lot of Americans struggle with, but not George Kamel 😎
Treating yourself to debt is NOT a treat! I LOVE THIS!
5:20 triggered my anxiety
One of our favorite meals is Brazilian Beans and Rice, with added kielbasa sausage. So good and hearty, and really cheap! Plus it makes lost of leftovers.
We also really like Beef Taco Soup.
People don't believe me when I say I spend less than $75 a week on food and that I also eat steak almost every day, but I do. Cheap cuts prepared correctly paired with scrambled eggs is a great protein punch and essential meal for anyone concerned with their health.
I used to take a strip steak and a potato for lunch nearly every day. At the time, a 4-pk of strip steaks cost me $16, and potatoes are probably ten cents each. Coworkers who were getting $9 Mcdonalds meals every day would make comments like "oh must be nice to be rich". Bro this meal costs less than $5.
Same! We are an animal based diet house hold, it’s saved us quite a bit of money compared to the standard American diet we use to eat.
We spend $500 a month for a family of 6. And I think we eat pretty luxurious and well. It shows how bad people are at managing their money
Same. I spend on average 75/week. Single person household. But I don't eat red meat and occasionally I'll buy eggs. For animal protein I get lean ground turkey and chicken breasts once a month
I buy 1/4 steer once a year and keep in the deep freezer. I eat Porterhouse at home for the same price as a Big Mac. People just don't get how much eating out sucks.
The snark is on point!
It’s also so easy to find dupe recipes and recreate your favorite restaurant meals at home, for less money and way less calories! BAM. Weight loss and lower cholesterol built into your money management.
And you can add more flavor by using fresh ingredients and spices when possible, while cutting back on salt and MSG.
Love it! Grocery creep is real.
And cheap drinks at home too. Not $3 iced tea (plus tax and tip), or $10+ cocktails and wine.
Lol.Awesome video. Smart and funny😊👍
You can buy chicken, vegetables, and rice and each plate will cost under $4 when made at home. Restaurants are infamous for a minimum 4x markup over cost to stay afloat, so if it's a $12 plate they spent at most $3 for ingredients.
Problem solved.
It's really sad that those folks don't understand cost per meal!!!! omgod simple math!!!! I love rice and beans pair with some protein or veggies yum!!! at my local grocery store I always score on clearance items. Bags of spinach for 79cents.
George this video is awesome!!!! KEEP triggering dude you got it going on!!!!!
I loved the time math in this one. That argument can work for doing your own repairs or DIY projects.
Even my own kids - after DECADES of watching us do it.. refuse to believe that a trip to a fast food taco place and ordering from the "value" menu is MORE expensive than preparing the same food at home! Guys and gals, George IS correct.. just the savings on NOT paying the restaurant's labor (AND overhead) costs.. let alone helping the restaurant add SOME profit to the "bottom line".. is well worth the effort. We save enough every week to enjoy a nice dinner out.. and brunch on Sunday with friends.. and still have budget left over! Shop at Wal Mart - and Sam's club in bulk - and save even more!
Love this video, especially the added sitcom humor 😂
My husband and I air fry a bag of premade potstickers and make rice and steamed veggies and dip it all in wasabi/soy sauce and that’s our “eat like kings” once a week because premade dumplings are $$$ but delicious!
These videos keep getting better 💪 got me fired up agreeing with George 🗣️
I love this dudes sense of humor
George with the receipts 👏
In England eating out feels really expensive these days. We only really eat out when we’ve got something to celebrate and I have to say I prefer it. If you do something all the time it’s not special.
This is hilarious and quickly becoming my favorite channel. Love it, George!
Just the fact that so many people out there don't believe it's cheaper to make your own meals at home says a lot about the mindset people have and why so many are broke
“Killed it, with the comment and the username”
LOL! George and crew please keep these videos coming. I’m loving these!
🤣 dying at “eating like a short king out here.”
Bonus points for using the Die Hard clip.
Meal prep chicken and rice bowls weekly. I never get sick of it
It triggered many people because it exposed the truth about how much food actually cost when you go to somewhere like aldies or even walmart.
I have done this for years and in the beginning it was out of neccessity because I literally couldn't afford to eat out but I still do it now because my meal prepped stuff is way healthier and tastes better than a resturant. Plus doing that for years helped me save to buy my house! My go to meal is chicken fajitas!
The Ninja Turtles underwater level music cue was great!
I tell you, between your edits and great information, I’m having a good time watching these videos!! 😂😂😂🎉
Great video, we as a country eat out a lot, it is normal. It is all because we are too busy working so the convince factor of eating out is very tempting.
My cheap meal, pasta. You can get a box, a can of stewed tomato, and some cheese. Make you own sauce at home, boil the pasta and add whatever you want to it with the cheese (if you want) and you make that stretch out to 3 to 4 meals. Oh for a bonus that sauce you made at home, can easily be used up to 6 meals, so you will have leftovers.
I can make a decent breakfast for $2.
When I did the math, the difference in price rounded to 4X or 300%.
This was awesome 😂
I love George Kamel with a K sense of humor.
I just did the math for a full shrimp scampi meal for 4 people. Shrimp, scampi mix, spaghetti pastas, Texas toast, salad and dressing is 14.70. Divided by 4 is 3.675
And I’ll probably even have some stuff left over for a snack or lunch the next day.
Lmao 🤣 the Sonic The Hedgehog reference on point 5:38 also great video 😊
The per serving math is too hard for these folks…
Grilled cheese and tomato soup. Even today's prices we're talking right around $2 for that meal. A box of mac n cheese 1 can tuna a can of drained veggies.
Eating at home is so much cheaper!!!
Favorite go to family friendly meal at our house is; GF spaghetti w/ meat sauce and side of broccoli.
GF spaghetti noddles - $2.29 (Target)
Ground Pork Sausage- $2.29 (Aldi)
Red Pasts Sauce- $1.59 (Target)
Frozen broccoli- $0.99 (Aldi)
That is : $7.17 TOTAL for the whole meal.
Feeds my family of 4 with leftover for both parents to take to work the next day!!!
Ps. For about $1 or so, you can cut up an apple also to go with it.
Hahahaha George, where did you find the watermelon guy?!?!
My new favorite channel
I LOVE George Kamel with a K!!! The snarkiness is quite entertaining. Thanks for the awesome content 😊
Since I stopped eating out my health has improved, so has my bank account.
Underrated Nixon reference alert!
People have fomo and they don't even try!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can do a few meals for $4. People are justifying their excess. I make $25/hr..basically...I am salary but still and to save money and have more margin in my budget, I meal plan and take 10 - 15 mins to plan my groceries each time. I save A TON doing both. NO regrets.
I love that all the comments are buying packaged meals and calling that “cooking at home.”
Hey man I loved your talk at the smart conferace.
Thanks Tyler!
Family of 5 here - Our dinners at home are less than $10 total for the whole family. Our breakfast and lunch are even less. Cost per meal maths should be taught in school.
There are soooo many cheap options (even with fast food).. Go to taco bell and get a couple $1.10 burritos for lunch. Drink water not sodas. Cheap weekly foods/meals are, stir fry (like he said), spaghetti, beans and rice, frozen vegetables with a protein source, PB and J, avocado on toast, the list goes on and on
We run crockpots like crazy to have good home cooked meals. One staple from the pantry is bean soup cooked with ham and corn bread made for a side with it.
I really like souper cubes for freezing meals like soup or chili. I use vacuum sealer once the cubes are frozen. Julie Pacheco on here has lots of inexpensive meals to choose from too.
Thank you. Love the parks and recs reference.
People don’t seem to understand the difference between a grocery bill and cost per meal.
George, Kraft has gluten free Mac n cheese now!
The dinners that I cook for my family of five usually cost between 6 and $10 for the meal, so that’s usually between $1.45 and $2 a plate. Tonight I’m making chicken fried rice or maybe stew. The most expensive meal each week is typically the two frozen pizzas I pick up, because after my grocery run, I don’t have time to cook that night. I think many people just don’t know how to cook on a budget or they’ve made their lives so busy that they feel they have to sacrifice that time. I had been broke folk so I know what to do about it. Thankfully I’ve got plenty of margin now but those days taught me important lessons, like how to cook good food on a budget.
Spot on as usual George. The problem with our society in general is that it has always been (easier/safer/lazier whatever you want to call it) to do the wrong thing than it is to do the work on doing the right thing. A huge "THANKS" to George for trying to break through the negative thought process and reveal some great ideas to take forward for a better way of living. You're DA BOMB GEORGE!!!
Man, I'm loving this content. Just the appropriate amount of snark 😂.