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NED NEEDS TO MAKE HIS OWN SERIES TEACHING YOU WHAT THEY DON'T TEACH IN SCHOOL
yaaaaaaaaaassssssssss
No joke thats actually a really awesome idea. "Adulting 101 with Ned. And His Wife."
wait like please, honestly learned nothing in school about all of this 😭😂🙈
Toooootally
its gonna be called "How to be a Successful Adult and not be Broke AF. By Ned."
WE NEED AN UPDATE VIDEO AFTER A FEW MONTHS TO SEE IF KELSEY REALLY STAYED ON BUDGET
YESSS
YESSSS
Love this comment so much
You know she didn't 😂
A few vlog like videos should be interesting if it wasn't too personal for her
I need Ned to start teaching us all how to adult. He is perfect for it.
Plz Nad
That would be awesome.
+Ollie Langdon loved your video about brexit man
Very true, probably the most adult guy I know.
yo they should make a channel for this
500-700 on restaurants per month!?!?! I need to start working at buzzfeed
On the real! if I spend $50 at dinner I'm like, whoa cool it. $300?!?!
Preach. I choose my dish at restaurants based on price! If I'm spending more than $30-$40 on myself, I feel really guilty!
Now he is a producer from Yale..
This is exactly what I was thinking! My mortgage is $1000 a month before any utilities or bills or anything.
I think a dinner out for my husband and I together would be like $40-50 with tip included. $300 in only one night out???
300 is my entire months budget, rent, food, gas, bills, the works.
Please. I need Ned to teach us a virtual class about money and adulting. Please.
PLEASE
I'm thirteen and I already need help adulting
THIS NEEDS TO BE A SERIES: How to adult by Ned
Yes please!!!!
He should be a teacher
I get nervous spending $60 on a dress.
I get nervous spending $30 lol
I get nervous spending $2 lol
This is why i shop at dollar tree👌🏻
I feel so bad spending 5 dollars on candy
I buy hundred dollar jeans..
Kelsey married to that single tag
xDDDD
Liked just to make it 100
+Ficity u just had 333 likes but I made it 334😂
i made it 444
567
To spend that much money , She's definitely rich
Or just bad at financial planning. Some people spend way out of their income range. That's how you get into debt.
I don't think so, she doesn't seem worried about debt imo
the fact that she luxuriously spends money means she's got a lot of extra income. Probably from her buzzfeed job or something
lol Assuming her rent is a grand that's only 2700. Doesn't really mean she's rich. Maybe making 50k before tax
I think she spends all of her income like I do. Not rich, not in debt. Just spending all my pay checks lol
You two look like you could be siblings
That's what I was just thinking, if not cousins at least.
Theyre both pretty adorable n' lovable!!
They are both from Florida sooooo
#possibilities
Ned is the responsibly married older brother and Kelsey is like the "IDGAF about anything except drinking" younger sister lol
Damn girl you're rich. ??? Don't say you don't have enough money when you spend $300 on dinner? I freak out sometimes because I spend $8 for a meal. Idk I hate when rich people think they're poor
Well, poor people can drive in expensive cars, dress well and eat well and still be poor. You know why? THEY HAVE NO SAVINGS. While there are legit rich ppl who do this, there are tons of poor rich wannabes who spend everything on image leaving them with nothing but crazy loans and an empty bank account. Who's gonna be laughing at the end of the day? Us poor folk who actually watch our spending.
She never said or implied she was poor.
+slaiyfershin And what if you're so poor that you don't have a fancy car, dress well or eat out often, but still don't have enough money for saving? We exist too 😂
Rubsy Moon, then you made poor life choices.
''I'm not rich'' - but can afford dinner vor 300$. kay.
I've never spend more than $30 on dinner
Lol rich people never admit they're rich
ikr....
:/
She'd get rich real quickly if she didn't blow like a thousand dollars a month ...
Kelsey:" I'm not that rich" ~has enough money to spend $300 on one dinner~
Sounds pretty rich to me XD
That moment when you're a student and realise that the monthly alcohol budget makes up more than your entire budget (outside of utilities and rent)...... Seriously, how do people make this much money to be able to spend $400/£290 on alcohol?!....... I have to wonder how it feels, cause right now I'd have so much left over if I was making what she does that I'd have no idea what to do with it all.
All pee in the end. This is the unfortunate truth of our generation. Where we are more inclined to spend money on life's vices than to save it for something beneficial.
Because they drink expensive wines, not beer...
+Serhat “Bert” Tonbul because they're living life
+Serhat “Bert” Tonbul I agree
they could always donate it. but who are we kidding lol
Kelsey needs to invest in a box of wine. She will save so much on her alcohol budget.
Is that better? Like I would like to always have alcohol at home but I don't have the budget Kesley does 😭
I'm pretty sure she drinks more than just wine
+Samantha Gould hello fellow Aussie
It would show her when to stop
Or those cheap bottles of Kamchatka for ten dollars
Coming from a low income background, how can anyone spend that much a month on their own? I get nervous just eating out more than once a month, even though I'm in a better spot now. Wouldn't you want to save most of that for if something goes wrong? Like a medical emergency or losing your job for example.
Same here. I'm also low income and could never see myself spending as much as Kelsey does. But she's single with no kids and has a good job and I'm a single mom of one working part time for $8.25 an hour...
What I learned from this video is get a job at Buzzfeed.
Bethany Ashley Thank you so much! It is definitely not easy. I just graduated with my BA degree in Criminal Justice and am now applying for state jobs, so I'm praying for a better job with a better salary and benefits. Not to get all weird and everything and tell you my whole life story, but I have been through so much in the past 6 years. I left my son's father after suffering through years of physical, financial, and sexual abuse, then we stayed in a shelter for a little while before I moved back in with my parents. My son also has autism, so trying to juggle taking care of him and helping him develop with his weekly therapies and other things like school and doctor's appointments, and at the same time,try to work and have time for self-care, it leaves me so exhausted at the end of each day. Getting my degree was just a small token of validation for everything I've been through so far. As a single mom, I might be biased, but I have so much respect for single moms and dads who go through so much each day to get where they want to be.
Lemons19902010 I don't mind you telling me about it. I'm so glad you've gotten out of your abusive situation. I been in one before and it takes a lot to get through that. Many people don't get away, but it's good that you're a survivor.
It sounds like you're getting your life back on track after that, which is amazing with everything you've been through and are going through. Kids with special needs may be a challenge, but they're also beautiful, and I'm glad your son has you looking out for him. You sound like a beautiful person, so try to hang in there. I hope that your hard work pays off. If anyone gives you a hard time, just remember that there are a lot of people out there who appreciate you and what you're doing.
same
WHY AREN'T WE LEARNING ABOUT THIS IN SCHOOL?
Because the government doesn't want us to overpower them. XD
+2glamgal Omg that was the best comment Eve xD
+Thomas Westman ever*
We learned this in economics
***** What if you don't have parents?
Ned KNOWS he is cute and married af, he KNOWS.
DINC sounds like a porn category, btw.
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awksya f. hes fking perfect god
Kelsey: I'm not rich.
Hon, you spent $300 dollars on a single meal.
Like, that's more than my three person household can budget for a month. Seriously, $400 dollars on alcohol? I'm not going to touch the hotel and bar expenses because maybe she saved up for that trip. But daaamn. I wish I had her level of Not Rich.
Yeah honestly $300 is my entire food budget including eating out.
They make so much money for two plebs working at Buzzfeed
if u dont have a budget u can probably afford to not need one lmao
Barely :( and not at all with the Steam Summer Sale going on.
Literally no one is like that (with the exception of celebrities.)
Or like me - student with little money - you have one for a month or two when you distribute every penny and you quickly learn how to plan shopping, and then I just control it a bit but I cook my own meals pretty often form inexpensive ingredients, otherwise buying “homemade dinner” no restaurants - maybe a pizza or coffee once in two weeks - little to no alcohol, one new clothing item per 2-3 months (I agree usually with additional helping from my mom) and I use public transportation so I live quite well without spending money
She and lisbug would be the greatest friends i swear dude
Riiiight??? They need to meet!!
but if lisa put her in a video she would get fired 😩😂🙄
+froot why??
Omg,omg OMG OMG OMG THIS IS BRILLIANT THIS NEEDS TO BE A THING CONTACT LISA SWARTZ WE HAVE A NEW BROKEN GIRL!
Buzz feed has been firing people for making content on youtube thats not foe buzz feed.
I could watch Ned and Kelsey talk for hours
700 dollars/month for dinner?!? I spend that much on rent and bills + groceries + health insurance + shopping/hobbies + other expenses. That's exactly the amount I spend every month (I'm a broken university student)
Amen, sister. I can't fathom spending like that. But then, I also don't drink so that entire expense blows my mind.
Mary-Celeste Ricks Yeah, I don't drink either and I NEVER eat out, can't afford it at all. After paying for all the primary necessity things, I have only 30 euros left that I try to enjoy as much as I can :( :( :(
We live how most in the world need to. Not everyone can afford to be that carefree with their spending!
we need a know it Ned series where he basically shows how to adult.
One of the best buzzfeed bids yet. Very real, much budget. I like this more of a down to earth ACTUALLY leanring something useful.
Kelsey's expenses are $1500 a month not including her mystery rent and she's budgeted $200 for savings... and I'm over here making $10/hr as a cashier and still saving at least $200 a month. I'm overly concerned for Kelsey's financial future.
Ok that settles it then, time to get a job at Buzzfeed.
Or just go marry Kelsey and take all of her money 🤔😈
Ned is such a DAD. Helping Kelsey out like that reminds me of how my dad showed me to budget for college :D
This woman blows through money like nothing and she still needs a therapist? $8,400 per year on dining out and she has problems in her life?
Mental health affects everyone indiscriminately, whether there's a "reason" or not. Besides, we only see a tiny part of her life- she might have serious issues that don't correlate with her money. And she has anxiety and type 2 (I believe) bipolar disorder.
Mental illnesses don't care how much money you have
No one has problems if theyb yhave a therapist in general but if they just need some1 to talk to, there's a completely ripoff yet accessible way of talking to some1 that's not ur friends to give u some advice. It can really help people who don't have adviceful friends in their lives but , u usually do & spend a regrettable amount of $ every year
+Magic Penguin bless you the world needs more of you.
she has something call trigeminal neuralgia and had to go into surgery because a doctor cut her nerve during jaw surgery.
I don't think you should assume peoples' lives are amazing just because they have money
I've always made my budget completely the opposite way. I start with my income, since my salary is what it is and I cannot really change that. Then I would count all the fixed expenses, i.e. rent, electricity, insurances, phone, internet, toilet paper etc. etc. After that I see the amount of money I have left to spend. Only then I get to the part I can regulate: how much I spend money on food (cheap/expensive foods), shopping, alcohol, restaurants, entertainment and savings.
700 a month on restaurants? 400 on alchol? .....I don't know what to say. That's absolutely ridiculous!
I want Ned to just do a series where he's just a surrogate dad and just teaches people life skills like budgeting and changing tires and taxes and stuff. He's already such a dad in his soul. He should mentor.
How does she not have a budget? Like I'm obsessive over my spending
I don´t have ral budget either. I know how much I spend on food, communication and loan paiments, but I never really know how much will my utilities be. So there´s no point making budget.
+meq393 That's still a semi budget. like you know how much you can/should spend on food and whatnot
Lol I just spend until I reach $50 in my bank account.. Im a mess
She must be insanely rich. I know if I spent that much on a single meal, I wouldn't be able to afford to eat again for the month, and I am single so I don't have to worry about shared spending. I can't imagine what she could have possibly eaten that would have cost so much. I'd like to see a comparison between married/not married on a normal income.
+PixieoftheWood I don't think it's for one meal out, but for multiple that month
It's videos like these that make me remember how much I love Ned. He's so positive. He could be the next Barney.
I only make maybe $8,000 a year so Kelsey's spending baffles me
+Exetic yeah, $8 an hour 30 hours a week doesn't amount to much
in some places, prices are higher for everything. people seem to have higher incomes but there's a higher cost of living, so a lot of people are still struggling. where I live, rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is like $2500 a month. the average small house costs over a million and many houses are $2-4 million.
+990805jl Jesus Christ where do you live San Francisco?
San Francisco proper is actually more expensive than that.
+Dan Li haha nope, just north of that in Vancouver, Canada! (it's a bit less in USD since the canadian dollar dropped dramatically). the prices are actually insane, we are in a housing bubble and the prices have been rising for years. Some people here are very very rich; there are a lot of elite (but usually nice) kids in private schools (tuition is $20,000 a year!), designer shops, and sports cars. Most of us live normal lives though, struggling, trying to find jobs, and the public school board here is going through a lot of cuts, which is unfortunate for me as a high school student. Here being a millionaire doesn't even mean anything (and my family is far far from it). I will say that Iove it here though, it's a really really beautiful city with good food, hipster cafés and shops, and a lot of nature!
can someone at buzzfeed do a series of "Things you need to know how to do" like taxes, budgeting, process of homebuying, even smaller stuff like cheap cooking and how to sew a button or fix a tire, things we should know? thatd be amazing
In hungary 400$ is the average montly income...so for alcohol 400$ is too damn high
Yeah...it's all a different world....here you can buy a bottle of wine for 1$.....a good quality whisky around 18$.
No, no it isn't. Comparing currency like that is not how you're supposed to do that.
+Thubelihle Zondi idk what wrong with that of course the currency is ft not $
yeah in the U.S wine is about 14$
There should be an "How to Adult" thing where the try guys teach people at Buzzfeed how to do stuff like budgeting and paying your taxes, you know adult stuff no one ever gets taught in school. I'd definitely watch it.
"I'm not that rich" *spends 500$ on restaurants*
ok
Kelsey: "I'm not rich." *works at buzzfeed*
car insurance, life insurances, student loans, netflix, hulu, amazon prime yearly membership, gym membership, costco membership (yearly), health insurance, dental insurance, pet food/insurance/shots/toys/etc, renters insurance, mortgage insurance, money for prescriptions and copays,........ we're a family of four, 3 pets, all 7 of us are Vegan and we eat at home 98% of the time and we spent $600 per month on groceries. also living in southern california. and rent is $2200, no a/c either.
Damn
***** we're 25 and 26, been married for almost 7 years. we adopted our kids from foster care when we were 21 and 22 and theyre 7&8. my husband is in the military and im a SAHM so we work with one income. his income changes with every promotion and year hes in the marine corps, it also changes if hes deployed each year or not. he makes about 60k a year right now as an E-6.
its not a lot but we make it work, especially raising two kids in southern california, we are well taken-care of but we also work hard to work within our budget. budgets are super important for military families.
Transparent God lol thank you. its hard but we make it work :) my husbands military career is really hard but we're well-taken care of and we provide a good life for our kids so we feel very thankful and blessed.
lol 7-8 kids, not sure how many, they all just move so fast i cant count em all!
700$ a month on restaurants holy f*#k, go to the grocery store and learn to cook my dear
kelsey needs to get sponsored by a wine company xx
"I got a roomba! 😃" me after college 😂😂😂
100.00 for Utilities? What planet are you two living on?
What do you mean? Is that to high or to low? Mines was $56 bucks this month in a house of two.
Thats crazy! I dont pay for heat or water, and my utilities are Power:$60 Internet:$75. If I had cable, it would be another $40-$50. If I paid for heat/water, it would be another $150-$200.
My internet is the same as yours but my electricity bill is always around $30 or less. Maybe you're using a lot of power. I also don't pay for heat or water.
i know!!! just the council tax it's around 380£
I pay $500ish for Internet, cable, A/C, water, electrics, gas .. $100, WHAT!? THAT IS LESS THAN MY INTERNET.
I didn't go into this anticipating an entire video of Ned helping Kelsey figure out her monthly expenditures, but here we are, I guess.
when Kelsey was surprised at Ned spending $200 a month on groceries, i was like THAT'S BECAUSE YOU SPEND $700 A MONTH AT RESTAURANTS xD
If you look up the salary for buzz feed employees… it's literally college expenses for me. That's A LOT. So, they might not be 'rich', but they do earn quite a lot, and live very well. Y'all better not be complaining.
700 Dollars on restaurants alone??? That's more than my entire budget without rent. How much do Buzzfeed employees earn??
Buzzfeed please do a series of videos titled 'how to adult' or 'adult manual'. include all the things (such as budgeting). Because this was so informative and helpful
"I'm not that rich"..... yes....of course not
ned is sooooo ready to be a dad he's just dad-ing so hard in this video
Ned is such a sweeheart :D
This was actually so cute to watch Ned help Kelsey like that 😊
IS THIS A NORMAL THING IN AMERICA BECAUSE DAMN I'D BE HOMELESS IF I LIVED THERE WITH MY BUDGET
No, she's insanely rich. Which completely defeats the purpose of making a video like this, because...why bother budgeting?
It really depends on where you were raised and live. Different incomes and different lifestyles.
She's not rich. It seems rich to anyone who isn't used to making a certain amount, but she's just bad at saving her money.
She's not rich just living life as a single person. You can buy unnecessary stuff and more alcohol and eat out more when you have no kids. But she has to be doing pretty okay to be living in California and spending $300 on dinner. Or maybe she has a savings and transfers every time she goes out.
I live life as a single person with no kids. And sure, there's buying unnecessary stuff and more alcohol, but I can't even imagine what restaurant she could even go to where spending $300 would be a possible thing you could do. I thought I was splurging when I spent $30 at a sushi place, and that is notably one digit short of her bill. I don't know how expensive California is, but I can't even imagine how expensive it would have to be there for that amount of alcohol to be consumed in a month without killing you. I think that's like half a bottle of whiskey a day?
Kelsey's and Ned are slowly becoming my favorite Buzzfeed duo
she spends so much on eating out because she doesn't cook but like, honey...home cooking can be so good
this video wasn't even about married v. single it was just ned making a budget spreadsheet for kelsey (and it was great)
Holdup can we get like a BuzzFeed Finance series or channel please.
Ned is such a insane but very helpful college professor
100 for utilities?? and 400 for alcohol? girl you need to buy some vodka from the grocery store
Ariel:
*spends $900 between food and makeup*
Ned: "$400 for groceries-"
Ariel: wHATTATTTTTT $400 DOLLAS HOLLA WHAT 4 HUNED THAASALOT
$700 on restaurants???? jesus.....
This is a very impressive video. There is a big difference between how a married and single person budget their money. I think being married makes a person more responsible and wise in budgeting. When a person is married they don’t look for what they want but they look at what they really need instead.
Christ! How much money does this lady earn a month!?
As a person who is obsessed with budgeting and saving money this really freaked me out. 700 a month for restaurants is crazy to me! To each their own I guess.
Please...I spend around 60$ during a whole week...and she spends this much in a day? 0.0
this is for a month I think for her
this is for a month I think for her
Omg no this is for the month not in one day XD that would be crazy
This needs to be a series !!
Is this really just a video of someone budgeting their monthly expenses?
As you can see, yes.
But I loved it anyways
It's actually something very useful. Buzzfeed has a lot of younger viewers, and I've met very few people my own age who actually know how to budget. If it teaches people to budget in a way that they're willing to learn, while being entertaining, it's a double win in my book.
Bethany Ashley Ugh, go away
Jazz Taylor Why? And why the immature comment?
Can Ned make a series of all the things we weren't taught in school? I learned more in 4 minutes than I have in 10 years of school
Incase someone was wondering,
It all added up to $1,700 expenditure without the Rent.
So, Rent is let's say about $500
That comes to $2,200.
So i'm estimating a $2,500/m Salary for Buzzfeed Actors.
there's absolutely no way she only pays 500 for rent. You can't get a studio in LA for anything under 1200 and Kelsey doesn't have any roommates so she's spending quite a bit, even if she lives in the valley. she's spending at the very minimum 1600 on rent since we know she has at least a one bedroom based on previous videos.
breea07 hmm, okay then, so, about $3,500?
+Hrishi Baney that seems about right for a 26 year old LA single. Moving away from CA was the best thing I did for my pockets lol.
breea07 Haha, I've heard San Francisco is a killer
Same I went from CT to CA so their wasn't much of a different than i moved to Washington state and omfg my pockets were no joke sighing with relief.
"I'm gonna keep living my life on budget."
Honey, that's what we call "Balling on a budget."
DANG! Buzzed pays it employees good!
This is awesome! Ned should do a series about teaching us stuff we don't learn in school/ stuff your dad should teach you. & Kelsey should do a crazy aunt series about stuff your cool aunt would teach you!
I spend like 50 dollars at a restaurant for me and my husband together lol
Buzzfeed has taught me more than school.
Can we have a video series called Ned Teaches How To Be An Adult
im a freshman im high school and i just learned more about budgeting in a 4 minute youtube video than i have learned in my 10 years of education
I like that: naw let's not show how much my rent is but show them I will spend 700 on restaurants only!
HAHAHAHA omgg the way ned reacts and his voice when he says "you went to bubba gump's shrimp company???"
ned definitely needs to start a vlog where he teaches adulting things. he seems like a kind teacher.
Ok but like $300 at dinner? Was that a group outing??
I think so. One person at dinner doesn't equal $300 worth of food depends on the restaurant. The thing about group dates if bill comes in around $400-500 depending on the restaurant u going to. The group doesn't spilt the bill & sometimes it's just one person paying that hole bill. My thing on group dates, you can't come with me if your not going to pitch in when the bill comes. I ain't talking about $20 at least $50-100, if the bill is around $400-500
donovan curry yeah thats what i was going at, like 300 sounds like a LOT me and my dad go to a fancy experiences restaurant and its only around $100 or less!
I think that the $300 comes form maybe over the course of a month? or see paid for everyone at a large group outing
Ned is surprisingly good at teaching others about adulting. That should totally be a series!
I'm so glad I don't drink. It seems like just a huge waste of money.
I love how Kelsey is just like a child. "I got a rumba!"
i'd just finished the video they uploaded before and BOOM
This is genuinely helpful, I'm planning on moving out in the next six or so months with my friend and she's been panicking about money, and I like to 'treat' myself way too much, so budgeting shall now be a thing.
She spends $1,100 on restaurant food and drinks but only saves $200....Yeah someone need to adjust her priorities.
ned needs to be like a civics teacher or something because i learned more about budgeting from him than i learned from my teacher in the 18 week civics course
where is she going that dinner costs 300 dollars????????
Only place I can think of is Big Rock Chop house, where you buy 2 steaks for $300.
She could have picked up the check for family or a group of friends one night. I work at a senior living facility, and once a month this group of friends goes out, gets dressed up, and gets dinner together. They rotate who pays each time. Mind you, the starting price of this place $125/ day (that is just to breathe our air), so it's not like any of them were hard up for moula.
The amount of alcohol and what alcohol you buy while out at dinner can add up quickly as well.
Jasmine M she got everything at McDonalds
"I learned more talking to Ned than I did in all my years in school" same kelsey same
i learned more from this than i have in the past 11 years of school
2:02
omg Kelsey is my spirit animal
Ned should do a video on how to adult!
It's her money she earned let her indulge in what she likes. If she wants to budget she will but seems like she's been living like this and she can afford it... doesn't mean you have to do it too.
that's how I feed my pet eel
Notice the therapist bill is the smallest before budgeting. Screw it! That's not necessary.
The thumbnail kind of looks like a mugshot...
NED SHOULD HAVE HIS OWN SHOW, PLEASEEE BUZZFEED
how much they make at buzzfeed?
Clearly they make a lot more than the average Joe! Sheesh. Bankers salary! Fuckers
video producers make about 55-70k, Ned is a manager so he's close to 110-120k for himself, but Kelsey being a partner gets either paid close to Ned, or even more.
The internet says 55,000-75,000
Kelsey is a partner in buzzfeed?? :O
kelsey isn't a manager so she gets less
Ned and Kelsey should do more videos like these. I learned so much 😂😂