Typical and archetypal lower class drug addicted female in western society. There is no story, just redundancy. What was interesting about her? Her droopy glaze and body posture?
I want to hug the black guy and tell him everything's okay. He's just so endearing to me. I hope he gets the love and success he truly, truly deserves.
@@alanabrown7382 i don't know wether she does meth or not, but what she said about how most homeless people aren't in that condition becuase of drugs, alcohol, etc. is just not true. In other countries it might be the case, but in the U.S. in almost all cases, not all I admit, they are homeless because of irresponsible actions like taking drugs or alcohol. She blatantly lied so maybe that is why RaptorM82 implied that she is a meth head.
right. the guy who said 'fulfillment doesn't come from $$... well that is true. but if you are truly fulfilled, being who and what you want to be, financial wealth always follows.
I'd rather be rich in life and carry my wealth from within , rather then rich in money carrying my wealth on my back because when the world falls and all your left with is your own reflection to face will you feel contentment and warmth from within or will you be wishing you had done things differently ? - my spoken words
YES! ....except it's the other way around. evrthg around you is a reflection of you. these are universal principles. It's why when ppl who have been poor their whole lives win the lottery, most of them blow it. money is energy.
That guy who said "money only amplify who you are as a person" is really nice person, even if he is rich he still have manners and intelligence to show that money is important, but isn't associates with every fulfillment.
That's not always true. Like he said, money amplifies the kind of person you are and how you give back to the world (whether it is treasure or trash). He wasn't arrogant, conceited, boastful, or dismissive of anyone. The gentleman has high emotional intelligence and is very wise. It is difficult to find individuals truly like that in any socio-economic grouping.
@@076657 Majority of richer people definitely do not have manners. Money corrupts them and then they become selfish and self absorbed. I'd rather stick with my lowish income and stay a humble person then becoming a rude asshole who thinks just because they have money think they are better than others.
That older rich dude sounds like he's studied a lot of philosophy, or at least enough to create his own. He sounds like a really smart, interesting, and independent thinking guy
It's like when you want money while thinking about material things, you start to crave it and want it more and more but then when you finally get it and you buy everything you want, you may question yourself asking what more could you possibly want...
@zadose They guy never said anything about children tho, and was not saying it's bad to not have a family with someone if you know they couldn't support a family, but from his perspective he doesn't want to be with someone who is only there because of financial luxury.
But men are suppose to marry and start a family with a woman that doesn't make "enough" ? If a man is making 25k a year and his woman is making 25k a year then as a couple you're making 50k a year. But women give in to the age old tradition that they make the kids men make the money and there's no progression.
Kurkku some people yes but others make stupid money like most social media people and others are privileged and born into it so they can take on businesses and are able to have tutors and the money for better schools either way society is unfair
Eli Robles Thank You. I am that guy. I do know this much: I wouldn’t trade places with anyone in this world. I almost became a Buddhist monks, then almost became a Catholic priest, and read many books. Most humans don’t ponder enough about life. I hope most humans take some time out and ponder about life.
“Money is energy - that’s all it is. So in a form, it is power. Money will only amplify who you are as a person to a larger extent. If you’re a douchebag, you’re gonna be a bigger douchebag. If you are a sweetheart of a person - giving, you’re gonna become more of a giving human being.”
@@jacksonliu8761 sorry kid, but thats reality in literally every world, every country, And that isn't necessarily true either. One can start a business and make million if they are smart abt the things they do
Now I understand the purpose of this series... These conversations are needed- ones that bring wisdom, a change in perception, and ones that impact change.
Echaka Monjok only now ur understanding it? From the start I knew this was a important series that needs to happen more. Sadly a viewpoint is very quickly attacked nowadays.
Wawasjohn I said now I understand the purpose because in this particular episode the people are having a really honest conversation and sharing their thoughts. It wasn't a debate. There was a change in people's perception.
I know wealthy people who are so tight-fisted with every penny they got. And I know people who don’t make much at all, but are exceedingly generous. And vice versa. Like Mike said, wealth just amplifies who you are as a person.
I work delivering pizzas for a living in a very conservative upper-middle to upper-class area, and one thing that I've learned is that you can (usually) almost immediately tell how well someone is going to tip by the size and elaborateness of their house. Many of the neighborhoods are fairly exclusive in what income level is able to live there based on location, scenery and the size/style of the properties. There's one family that I deliver to quite regularly consisting of 2 adults and 5 children. They live in a large but simple house on a decent-sized lot, and I don't think I've ever received a tip under $7 from them despite their order usually being around $30 including tax and delivery fee. On the other hand, there was one gentleman that I delivered to who lived in a very elaborate home situated on the side of a mountain with a view of the river, with Romanesque pillars along the front and a driveway that wrapped around a large fountain in the front yard. This gentleman wrote in a tip for 47 cents on a nearly $50 order. Now, I bring this up not because I expect people to tip well just because they're wealthy, but to emphasize the point that wealth just amplifies who you are as a person. I'm very appreciative of the family who tips well and orders often, because I know that they understand that not everyone has been as fortunate financially and they seem to be very kind people (their daughter hugged me and thanked me for bringing them pizza the first time I delivered to them), where the gentleman who wrote in a 47 cent tip folded the receipt in half and tucked it under the clip of my pen before handing it back to me with a smile, almost as though he got a kick out of doing something that he knew was insulting. I chose not to take his tip when cashing out at the end of the night.
the reason people who don't make much are generous is because they feel the pain of that other person and don't want them to experience it, however, the wealthy people are either they're scared of the black void that is poorness so they keep every penny so they don't fall back into it or they just don't feel the others pain i'm generous but now i clench every penny as if it was worth 100 euro because I want to get out of the gray area and into constant profits
see you can know how much you're gonna get tipped just by where you are in europe it's ussualy 0 because why do we have to pay your wages when your boss desn't?
LTiCicle I live in a “fair wage” state, meaning employers cannot pay tipped workers below minimum wage. Tipping is still customary because someone is providing a service that you could be doing yourself (I.e. bring your food to you rather than you going to get it), and so for waiters/waitresses they’re assumed to receive a 10% tip at most places, which they need to pay taxes on, and so they lose part of their wages if the person doesn’t tip. In the case of delivery drivers, they have to use their own personal vehicles to make the deliveries and are only compensated for gas, so tips help for maintenance, higher insurance rates and to make up for the exacerbated depreciation of the vehicle. That’s not to say that I agree with this system, I’m just explaining how it works.
@John Tremblay You can still work that amount of time and be happy with what you do. There is also a point where you do not have to work that many hours.
@John Tremblay You do not have to be retired to work less hours. I can use my dad as an example. I barely saw him when I was younger since he was always traveling and working, however, now that he sold his sugar factories worth almost 1 billion dollars, I see him everyday. After he sold his company he still did not retire, he started hotels, pharmacies and car rentals. He goes to work 4 days a week and takes 3 days free (of course he has to take calls in his free time once in a while but he doesn't work like crazy). So my point is money does buy freedom.
@John Tremblay You are right. Most people do not understand how much successful people work and how stressful their work is. The majority choose the easy way and work a normal job without stress or risk.
Game Tester We don’t bend to chaos. We are what creates stability. We create city’s and mega structures almost perfectly. We are the only thing in the universe that sees the problems we are causing. Humans beings are the only part of the universe that entropy doesn’t exist.
Ted Cruz We are the only known species in the universe that notices the problems we cause and the harm we do and the only ones able to think about the future and still continue to do it, to do wrong. Isn't that evil? Doesn't this create chaos?
Trix I know this might seem crazy. But for every wrong we do we actually do so many more rights. The wrong we do is chaos still having a small grip on us and we remember the wrongs we do more than the rights because well they are not supposed to happen. But most of us do the right thing thing almost the whole day and just get wrong a little bit. If we were chaotic by nature. Why would we create charts? Cities? Why would basically all our products be symmetrical? Life is one of the few things that aim for Oder. Because if it aims for chaos it dies.
I think it came off bad, but his intentions are good. I feel like he wants to change the world in a way he sees as positive, so he is willing to take on a life of stress and misery if it means he can obtain the necessary wealth required to make those changes.
The cool thing about America is that no matter who you are or what upbringing you had you can end up under a highway overpass dining on ketchup and mustard packs
@3xpl0iter And that's the problem. You're just looking at how many millionaires there are and not looking at how many people are in poverty. The US is surely a really great country for those with money.
"i have an obsession with power" if that isnt the most sociopathic thing I made this comment over two years ago when I barely knew what a sociopath was lmao pls
Mike is the personal brand type (charisma, negotiation, persuasion) whereas the guy that craves more and more strikes me as a tycoon type (infinite ambition, workaholic, satisfaction from achievement and building). Both strategies are extremely effective at building wealth. Billionaires (most anyway) employ both.
I don't want to knock the guy but he strikes me as someone that worked hard and got lucky. Luck (as in opportunities for success rather than making success happen) plays such a large role in success as well. He probably spends and saves very wisely and rules his small business(es) with an iron fist. The other guys stand out to me because they have the pieces you need for mega-wealth. That's just my opinion, of course.
Yes, please do more of this. Different people, different perspectives. I thought this would be stupid at first, but after watching it, I want more. Great video.
People obsessed with power and control are worst kind of people, they become greedy for more and more and it costs people lives, money is not root of all evil but greed for power and money is.
S D Yeah that's not how it works. In most cases confidence and hard work gets you absolutely nowhere. Its so easy to say poor people are poor because they're doing it wrong but that's simply not the cass
Most people who are born into poverty stay there and their children for generations. Yes some ambitious people manage to break the circle but by every successful person there's 10 other equally ambitious people who didn't make it. Most of society is an unequal playing field. Some people are born more privileged than others from my observations. My english isn't perfect but you get my point))
S D To be honest, some of us don't see the "reason" as to why we would want to be rich in the first place. Making it to middle class? Yes. But rich? I don't know. I can see that it would make things significantly easier in a lot of ways, but there is an inner element that doesn't quite add up sometimes. Its kind of an existential thing. What would I even do with my money if I was super rich? I don't know. As a kid, I was raised "poor" by American standards. We literally lived in a kitchen at one point and almost ended up on the street. I couldn't keep up with my schoolmates in regards to toys, videogames etc...because we couldn't afford that stuff. It kinda sucked. But I don't look back at my childhood like it was a horrible time because of that. I was more concerned with making friends and not being lonely than anything else. People in my family feel deep regret because they didn't provide for us as much as they thought they should have. But I wish they wouldn't feel bad about it. I honestly feel like I would have been a bad kid if I was raised with money. I make some money now, and I save the shit out of it. But I often ask "what am I saving for?"
Also, Tracy seems so well spoken, and she has the eyes of someone who saw hell. She is right that it’s not always addiction, mental illness, or a character flaw. Sometimes it’s trauma. A lot of times it’s trauma. She seems to imply trauma, and she still wants to spend a day being wealthy so that she can learn their secrets. Not as an ‘easy way out.’ The idea looking for the opportunity, which is so necessary.
I would not want to see it. Those emotions come from a dark place that I believe she would not wish on anyone or have to call on and relive to film a part. I would rather see her smile
I was going to comment something very similar to this. Almost every time she spoke, and how the camera comes around behind the others, it felt like I was watching a crime-drama based show. It probably does come from real life tragedies she's experienced, but I feel like she'd be a really good actress because of it. You can't teach that
Well it's all about confidence and experience no? Since they've probably experienced a lot. They also have no reason not to be confident in their words
I noticed. It could be because a couple of the rich folks have been on limited means before so they bring some amount of experience and been through it perspective. You can only say so much about the lack of money. It's tough, everybody knows it. But who are you when you have enough? That was fun to see among the rich ones how they all handled it differently.
@@akunna6338 Well, maybe not directly.... But negativity attracts negativity and her way of dealing with stuff seems to self harm the way she is living her life..... So basically she made poor choices and is now living to regret that
I get what he's saying, but it also wouldn't be smart to marry a person who's income is extremely low. You can perhaps be happy even as you starve to death, but ideally you yourself would want to be financially secure to a certain extent if you strive to enjoy life as much as you can. There are lots of variables in these situations. But even if you truly love this person, if you've known them for a relatively long time (as you probably should before marrying them), and they seem to be having money trouble due to irresponsibility, bad decisions, etc, and are showing no signs of improving any time soon (whether or not effort is being put into solving these issues) then marrying them would likely be a poor decision of your own. I don't think you have to up and ditch this person, but like we've all heard before, we each have to work on our own issues before taking on any others. Sorry for the run-on sentences.
That’s kinda sad, because when you are old and have no real friends you will have lived a life of sadness for nothing, I think money is important, but if all you have in life is materialistic things that is sad.
@John Tremblay What you just said is what the rich tell the people who have less than them. "Oh money won't make you happy"...and it doesn't make you happy, it pays the bills and allows you to buy good food and live in a safe place.
@John Tremblay Sadness and unfulfillment occur at every level of income, not just high earners. The only difference is that high earners can afford to take time off for their mental health. They can afford therapy and other wellness services, and they have the time (if they choose to use it) to better themselves outside of their work. Stop pretending that the impoverished are somehow lucky because they don't have to deal with the stresses of wealth, as if poverty doesn't come with all the same challenges and then some.
Yeah if you're completely naive. The moment he opens his mouth you can see it's full of shit. "People judge me because they're jealous of me". No, they judge you because you're a parasite.
Moon Warrior True. Money can’t get you fulfillment itself. But it can tremendously help pave the way for you to get there. Say you want to get into college for a degree in legal studies so you can go to law school so you can become an immigration lawyer. You’re not afraid of the difficulty or how much stress you’ll be under because you know you can endure because you want that goal. Only problem is you’re flat broke. So you look for the cheapest possible colleges. Not even enough money to attend for a year, let alone money for food and transportation. So you look for a job, you’ve been looking for an entire year since you’ve graduated high school and you haven’t found anything stable yet. And the little that you do get doesn’t even make a scratch on the surface of your savings pile. You look tirelessly day and night but since you live in the ass end of nowhere, there is nothing for miles. And the jobs you do find aren’t even enough for gas. The only hope are the jobs in the summer that pay well and aren’t far. Problem is, they’re only for the summer. You want to move somewhere but you can barely afford your own gas money. You have no friends that are willing to help and you’re family is just as broke as you. Not that it matters anyway since you never ask for help and want to do this on your own. You’ve already given up on one dream. But I guess that isn’t true since you still train every morning like you have been doing for the past 3 years. Not like it matters anyway. There’s no boxing clubs or gyms around here anyway. You’ve been making due with your own equipment that’s been given as a gift or passed down. All you want is the chance, you feel ready, but you’re not. You don’t even have a trainer. You want to ask your father but he’s struggling with too many things already so you don’t want to be a hinderance. But you don’t have any money so you can’t afford a trainer. Doesn’t matter since there aren’t any around here anyway so your dad is your only hope. Luckily you wouldn’t want anyone else since the old man was a sight to behold back in the day. When he stepped into the ring, you knew you were in for a show. It wasn’t a big arena and he was never on tv but he brought home trophies and you’d ask him about them growing up. It’s in your blood, you know you can go big. But you have no money. So you want to be an immigration lawyer but you also want to be what you’ve wanted to be since you were a kid. A professional boxer. Too bad you don’t have money or you’d already be down one of these roads. Instead you just look for any opportunity to make any kind of money and watch as time passes you by.
Joseph Lau i mean happiness.... And joy...and peace. I know many who have nothing. But somehow, they still are happy. I always wanted to ask them why they aren't always angry. Because if i were them, i would be a bitter soul. But they are not.
That older man with the pompadour has a lot of wisdom, and a very honest and warming presence. Anyone would learn a lot by spending a day talking to him.
Right before Tracy was saying "society thinks poverty is based on mental condition, drink and drug abuse " I was literally thinking that she had the appearance of a heroin user.
Acute Cloudd well in some cases, it is true. But i think in cases where the government can't even supply adequate resources to it's own people, it's false
Acute Cloudd that's not even what he's saying. He just saying that envy is the root of all evil. And being jealous of somebody else will not help you get there
Deric Ko Even if one is wealthy you still have wants I.e. food, drink, clothing, thrills, intellectual growth etc. being wealthy doesn't mean you have no wants. Being wealthy means you have no worries i.e. You don't have to worry about the cost of attaining what you need.
@S_Q247 hey, what you just point out would be needs, not wants. Wants are things that you want but don't need. No worries would be false, poor people have poor people worries, so i would imagine rich people with even bigger problems to worry about.
@Traveller Leng, how am I a terrible person because I have no wants? Don't really understand your point. But yeah, kids in Africa may suffer, but they will live happy days too because happiness is not measured by money. It's purely contentment, now lemme switch the question for you, what's your level of contentment? How much money do you need before you are truly happy? I ain't rich, but I'm content.
That woman just feels incredible to me. She's got this face, voice and attitude that is so unusual yet fascinating to me. I feel like we all would love to see more of her, and also she deserves so much.
The Arabic guy was so wise. His words just stuck with me and I hope I can be on his level of success one day and be able to use wealth for good. I would love to pay my mom back for all the sacrifices she made for me, and that’s what drives me.
Not entirely. He said humans get born bad or inadequate and that's not true like the olds man said. It's all about enviroment and the science comunnity agrees. He may be just like that because he is repenting for aweful things he has done in the past or to portrait himself as better than he is, we don't know, but there's a precedent of rich people lying to get more money so...
@@thevigilant6884 but he isnt arabic neither does he speak arabic. He is from israel there they talk hebrew and doesn't associate they selves with arabs
The raw emotion in the eyes of that women speaks volumes. It tells a beautiful story. You can feel it in your bones that this woman has gone through a lot and has survived
As long as you are being honest with your opinions or knowledge, people will get offended. As long as people are biased, prideful and petty, they will get offended. Offense is taken, not given. Don't be afraid of holding back on your points, because of that.
I know that that "sociopathic," dude is getting so much flack for what he said but geez does no one appreciate the level of honesty in his response. It's got to be very unnerving to acknowledge his obsession with power. It's definitely real and I'm happy he said he doesn't agree that it's a positive thing but just that it is something he's dealing with. I think that his perspective was informative.
I think this is very true, maybe people (including myself) are so offended of it because we don’t here it too often because people don’t speak their mind about it. It’s still there and heavily shapes our world so we have to start understanding why I think
@Cora Schwendelan and the comment above is saying a good point as well in that we shouldn't just only say nice things to them and be done with it. Positively reinforcing for them to recognize "hey I have an issue" is only the first step towards fixing it (but still progress) and that was my point. Then encourage the next steps in the healing process. However, you can't get to that without having some healthy degree of self-awareness and acknowledgment of the issue. (which is not easy for anyone to do and should be praised.)
@@jonathanarroyo6319 I don't think you understand how complex billion dollar empires are structured. It's not some bank account that you have. Most billionaires would have 10million in disposable cash but the rest would be tired to assets that aren't as liquid as you would think. Tho to say it's a disadvantage is a complete lie. But there cam be some good things from being born into poverty as for the people who have made it out, there story and journey is so much not interesting and for filling compared to someone who was born into wealth.
Hate when someone who has obtained their wealth through inheritance or runs a business they were born into tell others they should just work harder. It’s harder than ever in this country to become a self made man from nothing.
Stefon430 why is that your first thought about her? That thinking is toxic and pessimistic and more than likely comes from her appearance. Would you say the same about the three wealthy guys?
Sure but having your basic needs met doesn't make you fulfilled. There's more to it than that. If you don't have all your basic needs met then you're left wanting but when you do there's still your personal ambitions and needs that need fulfilling and a lot of the time it's deeper than just attaining money and power because you can always get more. There's no roof to that. You'll never be at the top so you'll never be fulfilled.
Worry and stress are the biggest roadblocks to fulfillment, and money gives you the security you need to avoid the day to day stresses of food, shelter, transportation, communication, healthcare, e.t.c.
@@seanfisher6904 well it won’t it’s what you do with the money like money won’t make me happy but if I can used it to buy a Mario kart game and play it with some friends that’s happiness and the poor people chose not speak also don’t be upset because the rich people were saying vary valid and important stuff and so we’re the poor people don’t be a pissy jerk and try and learn from all six wise people in this video
This is the best episode yet.. These people really speak wise words and it's great to see how they can talk like civilized human beings regardless of what others have that they dont, or vise versa. You rarely see these kinds of conversations in real life happen because it's just 2 different set of people living 2 separate sets of lives: the ones with money, and the ones without.. and sad but true, this world has come to the point of where the 2 sets of people rarely interact, whether it's because of ego, pride, selfishness, depression, or life's problems just thrown at you. It's nice to see you guys, Jubilee, doing these types of videos and bringing opposite people into the same room. Keep the series going, great work.
I agree this was one of best ones. The lack of anger made it feel less stressful to watch. I do wish one of the poor, tactfully challenged the rich. The poor felt more sad and had a lack of confidence. It was as if they were intimidated by the rich. I wish they spoke up more.
Working hard doesn't equal rich. You can work hard earning money and still be poor. I did not mean challenge them as a person simply for having wealth. I meant challenging the stereotypes of being rich. It seemed like the rich discussed those problems with the other rich. With the exception of 4:40 where the rich had to bring the poor into the discussion with a question. She looked scared to talk her truth. I just thought the confidence between the two sides was an interesting contrast. And I simply wish the poor spoke up more on their point of view. It doesn't mean I think the rich should be ashamed of anything or that they did any wrongdoing.
Moses King Being able to work hard is a privilege in itself. As a disabled person I'm unable to work a traditional job. I do work hard but it won't be enough to ever be able to live on - simply because I spend much of the day stuck in bed or in agonising pain. The rich can't help that, but they often put it down to purely working hard instead of all the other factors. Going to the right school, having parents who were able to provide a stable loving home, meeting the right people, having a good education, having good health etc. That doesn't mean all those factors are always there, but it certainly helps.
"Money isn't everything" For people who can afford the essentials, but when people can't afford the essentials then money can be everything; since they need it to survive.
Always hated that statement "money isn't everything". I'm obviously not struggling the way some others are money wise. But thanks to hard work and stability I am able to live a comfortable lifestyle, thanks to money. Discrediting money doesn't change the reality that money is a necessity.
But statistically you probably won't. It's better to work towards a system in which everyone can live than to hold out hope you'll be one of the lucky few to be rich.
@@Maksie0 that kind of mindset is what makes a sheep out of people who will only follow the heard. We dont need that, we need to believe that everyone can do something powerful and make a change in this world. Dont put your mind into a box. Dont limit yourself. Even in the video the older rich guy says if poor people would have that mentality and belief system like rich people they would all be succesfull. We are all humans and can make things happen if we put effort into it.
Funny enough I didn’t see poor and rich. What I saw is people who have had different routes in life. The older gentleman on the rich side seem insightful and very wise. Good video
"every human being is incredible from the start" so. damn. true. but if everyone thought this way, the world would be a better place and this world is just not...
O.S.H. I just got my bachelors in psychology and you sound like a freshman in psych 101 class who tries to sound smart but has no idea what they are talking about
@@o.s.h.4613 also, since natrual selection is a thing, genes play a big part in your potential and if you have bad genes, your going to struggle to get to the top, not impossible, but significantly harder, especially in sports
Carlos F Vilchez Thank You sir. Some called me weak and passed judgment without knowing how financially succesful I was up till 2007. Then took a long journey in life thinking about being a priest. Have many rich friends and it doesn’t buy happiness. Most of the unrest souls I know are very financially rich. Hope you find happiness sir. God Bless you
But see, that is the difference between poor and rich. Have you ever noticed that truly wealthy people don't focus on stuff like that? It's all about priorities for them. Sometimes you see wealthy people with just a hoodie and jeans (Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook comes to mind). Granted the simple hoodie and jeans may be more expensive (or maybe not), but clothing isn't a priority to him, he dresses for comfort. Yet you have people that don't have an 8 month emergency fund set up but always wearing the latest sneakers or nicest outfits or driving a very nice car, it's all about priorities.
Initially I thought Mike was gonna turn out to be an arrogant douche after the first question but then he made great points and I really respect that. Great episode.
no, its because he said "most people are jealous and thats why they're not successful". It sounds like a douchey thing to say and the old man who spoke after him had a better point, but after that he made good points.
DonAlmin it's a retarded point. People aren't successful for a variety of reasons. Luck is a major factor. Born in a hut in rural Africa? Hyperlow chance you'll be a major pop star or actor, or own a contracting company. He isn't unsuccessful because he's jealous. He's unlucky. Likewise, many people in civilized places are just unlucky enough to be poor, though they work as hard as anyone. Poor economic habitat. Rich people who are honest will admit this.
“And then he call us when he wants to commit s**” that was an unnecessary and cruel comment to make and the fact that everyone laughed after is disheartening. I applaud the guy for being so honest and self aware to even realize that about himself because it’s clear that many people who are in the position of power and money do not. I hope he does come to realize that he doesn’t need just money to be happy or feel a sense of control.
The youngest of the rich guys seems a little worrysome. He’s levelheaded and well spoken, but at times it feels as if he’s wired himself to climb, no matter what. He was the only rich person who wasn’t comfortable with the money he has, and he kept pacing while they were talking about it.
That's what he wants out of life and deserves to go after that. I'm sure there are some psychological issues that created his desire but I didn't appreciate the other guy saying he's going to call and want to commit suicide and they all laughed. Unwarranted and mean.
Noah P He has the right to do what he wants, I just feel like he’s a little TOO focused, in that he seems like the type who could really screw a person over if he could get a step up from it. It’s been a month or so since I watched this, but yeah that sounds pretty fucked
@@firestar1230 It might seem that way and I'm not disagreeing with you but while it's one thing to talk about someone in the comments (which arguably is wrong because they likely will read it) it's another to say it in front of someone you just met and the entire internet and the way everyone was laughing at his expense and saying he would commit suicide is fucked up. I understand this comment can be seen as "too nice" but he's still a person with a unique perspective and doesn't deserve to be talked down to by someone that doesn't know him. I appreciated the self restraint this guy showed. That showed me more about his character than his desire for money.
Noah P That’s true, I can respect that. At the end of the day, my opinion usually doesn’t mean much, and I’m okay with that. Just interesting to see how other people think.
Guys check out Jim rohn seminars on personal development, says everything on how to become wealthy and be a millionaire. There are videos might be 4or5hrs long but it totally worth it, if your serious about becoming successful.
reguarding the question "would you spend a day on the other side": as someone who grew up very poor, but now can live comfortably with enough money to be able to afford splurges and exotic things, being poor humbles you in a way you can't learn. people who grew up with a good income and didn't have to struggle will never be able to understand what it's like to truly be poor. i don't intend it as a jab at rich people at all, but when you're poor, you really do see the world in a different way. i almost want to say it makes you more compassionate and giving. you see someone struggling the same way you have, and you understand what it's like, and you just want to help.
beautiful statement. and lets be honest, we dont really know how many "rich" people didn't start off on the other side. and why do we assume there are two sides anyway?
@@oopalonga it's painfully obviously that there's two sides when you can't afford to eat or house yourself but other people are dropping 50mill on a home imo. I grew up poor and I am (unfortunately) very very aware of this. You can see it everywhere, everyday. not trying to be rude I agree with your comment otherwise!!
@@kaia6584 so in ur example where someone can't afford to eat and another person is dropping 50 mil on a house, what would make it less "painfully obvious?"
I really like Nhan and Mike, Nhan is so nice with his words and he's very right about love and how love will always be enough. Everyone is so honest, it's really hard to get people to break down their feelings like that, but I guess the fact that they agreed to this means that they're willing to be completely open.
Thank You for your kind words Nancy. THis is Nhan. I believed "THe richest man is the one who worry the least." I am a typical Asian. 4 years at UC Riverside. THought about being a priest but changed my mind last December. Back into the business world and study acting/film. Be bless my friend and stay kind.
Good for you! You're right, worries weigh us down the most. Whenever someone has the chance to be free of worry, whether financially or in your heart, it's the best feeling in the world - then you're free to pursue what you love. I admire the fact that you continue to learn and grow as a person, thanks for the blessing and i'll return the favour too, always stay kind, bless you :)
Many people pursue love and never have enough of it. Love is only as apparent as the people you appeal to and vise versa. Money could help with the that.
Thank You Radly, "SECURITY" is a subjective word. I know many Chinese people who can pay off an apartment with a check. I know many Vietnamese people who has "millions" in their bank. Straight up liquid. THey will be the first to tell you that "timing" as an entrepreneur is everything. You can get a decent life with some education. But are you happy? Everyone is one health problem away from losing it all. I know many people who lost their spouse when the business went away. For those of us who has a religious background; there is an oath at the wedding that we love one another "through sickness, poverty,.... and death do us part"...................... Nowdays, it's more like when "You lose your money/career" do us part. For the men, it's more like "when you lose your beauty or when I find a hotter woman" do us part. I will pray that "honor, human decency, and loyalty" will reach this fallen world one day.
that dude just speaking and taking up space when others haven't spoken is taking power!!!! that guy didn't come to learn anything, he came to tell everyone else whats what!!
It's interesting how the "rich" people are the ones leading the conversation, and the "poor" people almost sit quiet waiting for their turn. Maybe it's not just here we can see this pattern, but also in general life.
My observation was simply that maybe rich people are more used to giving orders, and poor people are more used to taking orders. Growing up in either group might give you different personality traits in a way. And that might affect how you take part in group conversations, like the one seen in this video. Just a speculation. And in my opinion, how much money you have does not dictate wether you are a good person or not.
While it's not universally true that assertive people are more successful, in a competitive economy, assertive people are better suited to succeed financially than less assertive people. That is only one of many factors that can contribute to success, though.
I think the attitude of the eldest rich guy was great. He genuinely listens to what others have to say and also presents his opinion in a very sophisticated way that no one would feel like being taught upon. The middle aged rich guy... he wanted to present himself so much and be the "Gandhi" of the room is what I would have felt if I were to be in the conversation.
90% of the things we said was edited out. "Rich" and "poor" is relative Elin. To half of my Chinese friend, you are very poor. Can you buy a Lamborghini when you are bored? Can you pay off an apartment with a check from your uncle from China? Then perhaps you are (and all 3 of the "rich" people) in this video are very "poor" comparing to my Chinese/Vietnamese people I know. THeir body language is very similar to mine. I am one of the "poor" person who happens to be an accountant for my mother's firm. I went to a world's first class University before discerning to be a Catholic priest. From dealing with many multi-millioniares, timing has a lot to do with it Erin. I hope your confidence makes you rich. Better, I hope your richness brings you fulfillment. God Bless and hope I gave you a decent reply. I don't know about the 3 rich people in this video. But I believed someone from the poor side is feeding homeless people every weekend. I believe we can live with our heads high.
This is, like, the greatest video EVER made. The emotions, the thoughts are just SO clear. It's truly inspiring. Honestly though, I'd love to meet Mike or Steven in real life.
"The world has enough resources to satisfy everyone's need, but not everyone's greed". -Mahatma Gandhi I hope that we can move towards a better future for all. Much respect to these people from India.🇮🇳
Can we hear the life story of the woman. Something about her, her eyes are so raw and real. Her character is eerie in such a good way.
Right? You can tell that life is doing it's best to beat her down, but she's fighting on anyway.
Typical and archetypal lower class drug addicted female in western society. There is no story, just redundancy. What was interesting about her? Her droopy glaze and body posture?
Kelvin You know what Kevin you’re right. She is just a drug addicted westerner with nothing interesting about her. 10 points to Gryffindor.
I think the story is drugs my friend
You can tell by her mannerisms that drugs have ruined her. A majority of the homeless are drug addicts or have mental issues.
The man with the accent is such a beautiful human being in and out, especially on the inside. The older man is definitely very wise as well
Totally agree
Agreed
Is is the man in the red shirt.
Emily Lough agreed!
Agreed!
“No matter how much money you have, you are still lame if you are lame”
-random guy at 8th grade camp
but it;s true
Yep true
would you rather be lame but rich or lame and poor
he’s right
Bruh-
I was the 1000th like
I want to hug the black guy and tell him everything's okay. He's just so endearing to me. I hope he gets the love and success he truly, truly deserves.
I think he's Vietnamese
@@AhmedAhmed-hu3he I-
@@duvckie-kk2ev how tf you know that
@@AhmedAhmed-hu3he thats not a race 💀
@@avadonaldson ik
god bless that lady, she seems like she’s gone THROUGH it
I agree
Sweet Potato If by “it” you mean methanphetamine, then yes, I agree.
@@raptorm8242 🙄
RaptorM82 why do you think she does meth? Just curious
@@alanabrown7382 i don't know wether she does meth or not, but what she said about how most homeless people aren't in that condition becuase of drugs, alcohol, etc. is just not true. In other countries it might be the case, but in the U.S. in almost all cases, not all I admit, they are homeless because of irresponsible actions like taking drugs or alcohol. She blatantly lied so maybe that is why RaptorM82 implied that she is a meth head.
Having money means you can start living instead of surviving... then it will depend on you how you decide to live it.
Pickito well said.
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Im gonna steal that quote brother
HP160498 np xD
I love this
"Money can't buy happiness but I would rather cry in a Ferrari.." I forgot who said this but it is one if my favorite quotes of all time
Nigahiga
Unc Shannon Sharpe said this
right. the guy who said 'fulfillment doesn't come from $$... well that is true. but if you are truly fulfilled, being who and what you want to be, financial wealth always follows.
I'd rather be rich in life and carry my wealth from within , rather then rich in money carrying my wealth on my back because when the world falls and all your left with is your own reflection to face will you feel contentment and warmth from within or will you be wishing you had done things differently ?
- my spoken words
@TheProWifi Gammer copy and paste
that woman should be in a movie she has such a presence
I agree
@@anbujay1559 she just an average crack head
@@goatlife4019 why do you think that?
@@justintime6998 she is high af in the video
@@t3l3bajs3k what are the signs that she’s high?
"money amplifies who you are as a person" - That's a fabulous POV I never considered. I think I agree with it.
YES! ....except it's the other way around. evrthg around you is a reflection of you. these are universal principles. It's why when ppl who have been poor their whole lives win the lottery, most of them blow it. money is energy.
That's golden, thanks for pointing out. I'd love to remember this line ❤️
Power reveals.
or is it poverty that holds people back from being who they are?
@@samkatstudio Yeah, poverty will hold someone back, but poverty is a choice.
That guy who said "money only amplify who you are as a person" is really nice person, even if he is rich he still have manners and intelligence to show that money is important, but isn't associates with every fulfillment.
Rich people have more manners, so why the "even"?
That's not always true. Like he said, money amplifies the kind of person you are and how you give back to the world (whether it is treasure or trash). He wasn't arrogant, conceited, boastful, or dismissive of anyone. The gentleman has high emotional intelligence and is very wise. It is difficult to find individuals truly like that in any socio-economic grouping.
@@076657 Exactly! Only the wealthy people know how to behave.
Not only, but generally, yes. And amanda, not always, but generally yes.
@@076657 Majority of richer people definitely do not have manners. Money corrupts them and then they become selfish and self absorbed. I'd rather stick with my lowish income and stay a humble person then becoming a rude asshole who thinks just because they have money think they are better than others.
That older rich dude sounds like he's studied a lot of philosophy, or at least enough to create his own. He sounds like a really smart, interesting, and independent thinking guy
I recognize him, but I don't remember where I recognize him from.
@@BlitzvogelMobius He looks a little like Trump to me lol
What is his name?
Isaac Mxhakaxhakazela Mike.
@@sabrina-xm8mz Thank you, do you know his surname ?
"Money isn't everything, but not having it is."
-Jay Z
That’s actually Kanye West but it’s a good line anyway
It's like when you want money while thinking about material things, you start to crave it and want it more and more but then when you finally get it and you buy everything you want, you may question yourself asking what more could you possibly want...
@@sjevents14 from Good Life ft. T-Pain 🔥
@@sjevents14 from Good Life ft. T-Pain 🔥
That’s Kanye bb
"If someone really loves you, it's always enough. If they don't, it'll never be enough."
God dang dude.
if only it were true.
@zadose They guy never said anything about children tho, and was not saying it's bad to not have a family with someone if you know they couldn't support a family, but from his perspective he doesn't want to be with someone who is only there because of financial luxury.
But men are suppose to marry and start a family with a woman that doesn't make "enough" ? If a man is making 25k a year and his woman is making 25k a year then as a couple you're making 50k a year. But women give in to the age old tradition that they make the kids men make the money and there's no progression.
This logic can be used for an excuse of Cheating.
Printing this out lol
seeing actual conversations and not arguments.. this is nice
Right! Unlike BuzzFeed
Both sides are really smart and I'm glad that they were respectful of each other
much better than some of the videos in this series... *cough* christian guy vs athiest *cough*
What a stupid statement and it's also not true
Kurkku some people yes but others make stupid money like most social media people and others are privileged and born into it so they can take on businesses and are able to have tutors and the money for better schools either way society is unfair
However, correlation does not mean causation.
Kurkku Jumala I had no input on your points. I am just referring tobyour fact that correlation does not mean causation.
"If someone really loves you, it's always enough. If someone doesn't, it will never be enough."
VERY TRUE.
Thank you sir. I visited this video 6 years later . We shot over the three hours and they could only afford to edit out and come up with 11 mins
Mad respect for the older guy, and also the middle eastern man. Both give great advice and are very humble.
You can visit www.brilliant.institute to know more about Steven
out with your spam
The guy on the red shirt n brown coat gives me that feeling of a person that has truly found himself.
Eli Robles Thank You. I am that guy. I do know this much: I wouldn’t trade places with anyone in this world.
I almost became a Buddhist monks, then almost became a Catholic priest, and read many books.
Most humans don’t ponder enough about life. I hope most humans take some time out and ponder about life.
TRUE LOVE Wow, you really are that guy. Congrats, man.
@@truelove1297 You are a wise man
siva kumar Thank You and you are very kind
Ikr!?
I could listen to the man in the blue suit talking for hours. What a wise man.
Taylor Young same
He was in a monopoly episode what he says just sounds so wise it sounds like he speaks from experience.
Ssssaaaaammmeeee
@MineBulider do us all a favour, mate, and hop off your high horse.
Taylor Young
You now have 666 likes ask me anything and I'll grant it to you only if you promise me your soul at the gates of hell.
“Money is energy - that’s all it is. So in a form, it is power. Money will only amplify who you are as a person to a larger extent. If you’re a douchebag, you’re gonna be a bigger douchebag. If you are a sweetheart of a person - giving, you’re gonna become more of a giving human being.”
Yh
Agreed. Smart man.
but the nature of the American economic system favors the douchebag.
@@jacksonliu8761 Then dont follow the american culture. Follow w.e you want
@@jacksonliu8761 sorry kid, but thats reality in literally every world, every country, And that isn't necessarily true either. One can start a business and make million if they are smart abt the things they do
Now I understand the purpose of this series... These conversations are needed- ones that bring wisdom, a change in perception, and ones that impact change.
Echaka Monjok only now ur understanding it? From the start I knew this was a important series that needs to happen more. Sadly a viewpoint is very quickly attacked nowadays.
Wawasjohn I said now I understand the purpose because in this particular episode the people are having a really honest conversation and sharing their thoughts. It wasn't a debate. There was a change in people's perception.
Echaka Monjok the poor people are lying to themselves
Echaka Monjok Not really when you already have an overbearing bias going into everything.
Its kind of like black mirror
I know wealthy people who are so tight-fisted with every penny they got.
And I know people who don’t make much at all, but are exceedingly generous.
And vice versa. Like Mike said, wealth just amplifies who you are as a person.
I work delivering pizzas for a living in a very conservative upper-middle to upper-class area, and one thing that I've learned is that you can (usually) almost immediately tell how well someone is going to tip by the size and elaborateness of their house. Many of the neighborhoods are fairly exclusive in what income level is able to live there based on location, scenery and the size/style of the properties. There's one family that I deliver to quite regularly consisting of 2 adults and 5 children. They live in a large but simple house on a decent-sized lot, and I don't think I've ever received a tip under $7 from them despite their order usually being around $30 including tax and delivery fee. On the other hand, there was one gentleman that I delivered to who lived in a very elaborate home situated on the side of a mountain with a view of the river, with Romanesque pillars along the front and a driveway that wrapped around a large fountain in the front yard. This gentleman wrote in a tip for 47 cents on a nearly $50 order. Now, I bring this up not because I expect people to tip well just because they're wealthy, but to emphasize the point that wealth just amplifies who you are as a person. I'm very appreciative of the family who tips well and orders often, because I know that they understand that not everyone has been as fortunate financially and they seem to be very kind people (their daughter hugged me and thanked me for bringing them pizza the first time I delivered to them), where the gentleman who wrote in a 47 cent tip folded the receipt in half and tucked it under the clip of my pen before handing it back to me with a smile, almost as though he got a kick out of doing something that he knew was insulting. I chose not to take his tip when cashing out at the end of the night.
also, you don't get rich by giving your money away.
the reason people who don't make much are generous is because they feel the pain of that other person and don't want them to experience it, however, the wealthy people are either they're scared of the black void that is poorness so they keep every penny so they don't fall back into it or they just don't feel the others pain i'm generous but now i clench every penny as if it was worth 100 euro because I want to get out of the gray area and into constant profits
see you can know how much you're gonna get tipped just by where you are in europe it's ussualy 0 because why do we have to pay your wages when your boss desn't?
LTiCicle I live in a “fair wage” state, meaning employers cannot pay tipped workers below minimum wage. Tipping is still customary because someone is providing a service that you could be doing yourself (I.e. bring your food to you rather than you going to get it), and so for waiters/waitresses they’re assumed to receive a 10% tip at most places, which they need to pay taxes on, and so they lose part of their wages if the person doesn’t tip. In the case of delivery drivers, they have to use their own personal vehicles to make the deliveries and are only compensated for gas, so tips help for maintenance, higher insurance rates and to make up for the exacerbated depreciation of the vehicle. That’s not to say that I agree with this system, I’m just explaining how it works.
The old guy and the Arabic guy bring excellent wisdom to the table
Drinking WaterMusic Lol he is Italian
Drinking WaterMusic who is he bro
he's iranian-israeli
i feel like the asian guy really walks the talk, he seems so peaceful
@@gofarbehappy who told you this?
"Money can't buy happiness"
Maybe not.... But it can buy time and freedom and those allow you to pursue happiness.
@John Tremblay ok but 1% of the people working 80h a week are rich, so whats ur point
@John Tremblay You can still work that amount of time and be happy with what you do. There is also a point where you do not have to work that many hours.
yah you probaly dont exactly know how much you have to give up to become rich
@John Tremblay You do not have to be retired to work less hours. I can use my dad as an example. I barely saw him when I was younger since he was always traveling and working, however, now that he sold his sugar factories worth almost 1 billion dollars, I see him everyday. After he sold his company he still did not retire, he started hotels, pharmacies and car rentals. He goes to work 4 days a week and takes 3 days free (of course he has to take calls in his free time once in a while but he doesn't work like crazy). So my point is money does buy freedom.
@John Tremblay You are right. Most people do not understand how much successful people work and how stressful their work is. The majority choose the easy way and work a normal job without stress or risk.
saying "I have an obsession with power" is so interesting and self-aware and kind of almost scary
Game Tester We don’t bend to chaos. We are what creates stability. We create city’s and mega structures almost perfectly. We are the only thing in the universe that sees the problems we are causing. Humans beings are the only part of the universe that entropy doesn’t exist.
Ted Cruz We are the only known species in the universe that notices the problems we cause and the harm we do and the only ones able to think about the future and still continue to do it, to do wrong. Isn't that evil? Doesn't this create chaos?
Trix I know this might seem crazy. But for every wrong we do we actually do so many more rights. The wrong we do is chaos still having a small grip on us and we remember the wrongs we do more than the rights because well they are not supposed to happen. But most of us do the right thing thing almost the whole day and just get wrong a little bit. If we were chaotic by nature. Why would we create charts? Cities? Why would basically all our products be symmetrical? Life is one of the few things that aim for Oder. Because if it aims for chaos it dies.
"I don't need to be okay, I just need to be successful."
my jaw DROPPED at that statement
relatable
What's wrong? America's by the rich for the rich.
Carly why? Success will eventually lead to stability
I think it came off bad, but his intentions are good. I feel like he wants to change the world in a way he sees as positive, so he is willing to take on a life of stress and misery if it means he can obtain the necessary wealth required to make those changes.
I feel like Elon Musk has this mentality
“That’s America the best country in the world”
The laughter from that woman tells everything
That was not a laugh ridiculing that guy’s statement if that’s what you’re implying...
The cool thing about America is that no matter who you are or what upbringing you had you can end up under a highway overpass dining on ketchup and mustard packs
Aleksandr Aleksievich Palm-Leeis what’s her being white got to do with anything
It’s true
@3xpl0iter And that's the problem. You're just looking at how many millionaires there are and not looking at how many people are in poverty. The US is surely a really great country for those with money.
This is like the first video that didn't involve a duchebag
Deryl?
@@mini8129 Why is he a douchbag?
@@ashuranero5721 Yeah, He is just struggling with his life. He wasn't mean to anyone or dissagreed to anyone
@@noahjoo7231 IKR. People are fricking insane for saying he is a sociopath
Ashura Nero I mean the guy wasn’t a douchebag but his greediness is definitely triggering
"i have an obsession with power" if that isnt the most sociopathic thing
I made this comment over two years ago when I barely knew what a sociopath was lmao pls
It’s honest.
It isn't
Maygon Bassett girl ain’t nobody said nothing bout abortions sit down
And he is working in law enforcement ..
he’s honest
I can definitely see how that Mike guy is so successful. You can tell he's very smart, great energy, and could probably sell ice to a polar bear lmao
well he is into real state xD there you go!
Mike is the personal brand type (charisma, negotiation, persuasion) whereas the guy that craves more and more strikes me as a tycoon type (infinite ambition, workaholic, satisfaction from achievement and building). Both strategies are extremely effective at building wealth. Billionaires (most anyway) employ both.
Greg McCauley what about the old guy?
I don't want to knock the guy but he strikes me as someone that worked hard and got lucky. Luck (as in opportunities for success rather than making success happen) plays such a large role in success as well. He probably spends and saves very wisely and rules his small business(es) with an iron fist. The other guys stand out to me because they have the pieces you need for mega-wealth. That's just my opinion, of course.
uthskid aka rip people off?
i really didnt want this to end, i couldve watched this for hours. thank you for this
Yes, please do more of this. Different people, different perspectives. I thought this would be stupid at first, but after watching it, I want more. Great video.
TRUE
chrisgoes bleh i
Don't get caught up don't waste your time
“I didn’t come here to show off I have money, I came here to learn something I didn’t know yesterday” - that is golden
People obsessed with power and control are worst kind of people, they become greedy for more and more and it costs people lives, money is not root of all evil but greed for power and money is.
Greed gets you nowhere but in the hole..... either in debt or dirt ...
@@dalaynamedina8608 I have greed and im not in a hole my goal is literally to find a way to dominate the universe.
@Karina Amadu I'm not proud of it. It's just how i am.
Dalayna Elise: Yeah, that's why Jeff Bezos lives in dirt 🤣🤣🤣
Stop bullshitting, please 🤣
The egomaniac people like that is in love with power and control, the money is just a bonus.
I feel that the rich guys had a much more powerful body language, and the poorer people seemed more submissive in body language and speech.
Andrec Seck you're probably right. The rich are given more social power in general
S D Yeah that's not how it works. In most cases confidence and hard work gets you absolutely nowhere. Its so easy to say poor people are poor because they're doing it wrong but that's simply not the cass
Most people who are born into poverty stay there and their children for generations. Yes some ambitious people manage to break the circle but by every successful person there's 10 other equally ambitious people who didn't make it. Most of society is an unequal playing field. Some people are born more privileged than others from my observations. My english isn't perfect but you get my point))
S D To be honest, some of us don't see the "reason" as to why we would want to be rich in the first place. Making it to middle class? Yes. But rich? I don't know. I can see that it would make things significantly easier in a lot of ways, but there is an inner element that doesn't quite add up sometimes. Its kind of an existential thing. What would I even do with my money if I was super rich? I don't know.
As a kid, I was raised "poor" by American standards. We literally lived in a kitchen at one point and almost ended up on the street. I couldn't keep up with my schoolmates in regards to toys, videogames etc...because we couldn't afford that stuff. It kinda sucked. But I don't look back at my childhood like it was a horrible time because of that. I was more concerned with making friends and not being lonely than anything else. People in my family feel deep regret because they didn't provide for us as much as they thought they should have. But I wish they wouldn't feel bad about it. I honestly feel like I would have been a bad kid if I was raised with money.
I make some money now, and I save the shit out of it. But I often ask "what am I saving for?"
Andrec Seck Yeah.
Some people are so poor all they have is money
Good one.
So profound. Great perspective!
Well said
Infinite Waters 🤔
HumbleWolf that’s deep
Also, Tracy seems so well spoken, and she has the eyes of someone who saw hell. She is right that it’s not always addiction, mental illness, or a character flaw. Sometimes it’s trauma. A lot of times it’s trauma. She seems to imply trauma, and she still wants to spend a day being wealthy so that she can learn their secrets. Not as an ‘easy way out.’ The idea looking for the opportunity, which is so necessary.
That woman wouldve been a Hell of an actor! such emotion in her eyes and character! SOMEONE GET THIS WOMAN A GIG!
she would suit in shameless
I would not want to see it. Those emotions come from a dark place that I believe she would not wish on anyone or have to call on and relive to film a part. I would rather see her smile
Disagreed but since youtube took away dislikes I have to comment
I was going to comment something very similar to this. Almost every time she spoke, and how the camera comes around behind the others, it felt like I was watching a crime-drama based show. It probably does come from real life tragedies she's experienced, but I feel like she'd be a really good actress because of it. You can't teach that
R33S3 W1TH3RSP00NSVAG1NA for realllll
The rich completely dominated the conversation and you can read that in so many ways.
Well it's all about confidence and experience no? Since they've probably experienced a lot. They also have no reason not to be confident in their words
I think it was editing and the poorer peoole seem younger and less experienced in life. So maybe they are listening and learning
Thats why they rich
I noticed. It could be because a couple of the rich folks have been on limited means before so they bring some amount of experience and been through it perspective. You can only say so much about the lack of money. It's tough, everybody knows it. But who are you when you have enough? That was fun to see among the rich ones how they all handled it differently.
Rich people often aren’t the most intelligent or talented people in the room, they’re just the ones who are good at speaking as if they were
The wealthy man in the suit was very knowledgeable and had a great view of life
Aaron Fisher yes and i wish he adopt me to become his brother and teach me manythings that i don't know about life
Sach12 A shut up dude
Dr. Boolin' how about no. And piss off
"Some people are so poor, all they have is money"
-Bob Marley
"and so many people use this quote but don't even understand his point" 🤡
This is so deep!!! WOW !! Wisdom
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@@principe.5116 🤓”and so many people use this quote but don’t even understand his point” 🤓
@@copycat-copycat🤓 "and so many people use this quote but don't even understand his point"🤓
"Do you feel that money is power?"
"Yeah, and I've seen it."
"In what way?"
"In the illegal ways..."
My heart broke...
She’s just a negative person who feels like a failure in life
@@MrPrush-ji4gs I'm pretty sure that's not what she meant... I don't get how you managed to Judge her negatively from that 🤦🏽♀️
@@akunna6338 Well, maybe not directly.... But negativity attracts negativity and her way of dealing with stuff seems to self harm the way she is living her life..... So basically she made poor choices and is now living to regret that
@@MrPrush-ji4gs me encanta como sabes todo sobre ella
@@justinnaarden9290 you talk like like you know everything about her and her "choices" , life is not so black and white
Bro the Arab guy is a king bro like he is young and smart. Same goes for the old guy but Arabic guy is number 1.
Betcha the 3rd rich guy will end up becoming richer then both of them. He's got the drive.
@@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771 he may be richer but as the arabic guy said, he wont be happier
@@mini8129 I made a profit of $50 million dollars myself, trust me it's hella fun, you can do anything anywhere anytime.
Greg Eggman
Of course you did-
@@eret1761 Jk I lied, betcha didn't see that coming!
3:55 "I'm supposed to work so hard in life to get a job to marry a woman who wouldn't marry me if I didn't have that job"
Ikr. A person like that isn’t worth it.
I get what he's saying, but it also wouldn't be smart to marry a person who's income is extremely low. You can perhaps be happy even as you starve to death, but ideally you yourself would want to be financially secure to a certain extent if you strive to enjoy life as much as you can.
There are lots of variables in these situations. But even if you truly love this person, if you've known them for a relatively long time (as you probably should before marrying them), and they seem to be having money trouble due to irresponsibility, bad decisions, etc, and are showing no signs of improving any time soon (whether or not effort is being put into solving these issues) then marrying them would likely be a poor decision of your own.
I don't think you have to up and ditch this person, but like we've all heard before, we each have to work on our own issues before taking on any others.
Sorry for the run-on sentences.
Conditional love.
craig brown that's really sad
Yeah, but low-income families exist so...???
money doesn’t buy happiness, but i’d rather be sad and rich than sad and broke
That’s kinda sad, because when you are old and have no real friends you will have lived a life of sadness for nothing, I think money is important, but if all you have in life is materialistic things that is sad.
It's always rich people telling us we don't need money to be happy.
@John Tremblay What you just said is what the rich tell the people who have less than them. "Oh money won't make you happy"...and it doesn't make you happy, it pays the bills and allows you to buy good food and live in a safe place.
@John Tremblay Sadness and unfulfillment occur at every level of income, not just high earners. The only difference is that high earners can afford to take time off for their mental health. They can afford therapy and other wellness services, and they have the time (if they choose to use it) to better themselves outside of their work. Stop pretending that the impoverished are somehow lucky because they don't have to deal with the stresses of wealth, as if poverty doesn't come with all the same challenges and then some.
@@gusgrizzel8397 because they obviously experienced it so they would know
The guy in the brown blazer has such a sweet and soothing voice lol
That's what I said!
How dare you....😘
I love the wealthy foreign guy. His heart is full and pure with great intentions
Jessica Marie
That's what we thought about alot of people.
MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN
Yeah they do?
MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN thats the ones who were born rich they never felt poor.
Yeah if you're completely naive. The moment he opens his mouth you can see it's full of shit. "People judge me because they're jealous of me". No, they judge you because you're a parasite.
+nekocekiBiH That sounds like some serious marxist-inspired garbage.
"Fulfilment doesn't come from money"
Remember that
Moon Warrior True. Money can’t get you fulfillment itself. But it can tremendously help pave the way for you to get there.
Say you want to get into college for a degree in legal studies so you can go to law school so you can become an immigration lawyer. You’re not afraid of the difficulty or how much stress you’ll be under because you know you can endure because you want that goal. Only problem is you’re flat broke. So you look for the cheapest possible colleges. Not even enough money to attend for a year, let alone money for food and transportation.
So you look for a job, you’ve been looking for an entire year since you’ve graduated high school and you haven’t found anything stable yet. And the little that you do get doesn’t even make a scratch on the surface of your savings pile. You look tirelessly day and night but since you live in the ass end of nowhere, there is nothing for miles. And the jobs you do find aren’t even enough for gas. The only hope are the jobs in the summer that pay well and aren’t far. Problem is, they’re only for the summer.
You want to move somewhere but you can barely afford your own gas money. You have no friends that are willing to help and you’re family is just as broke as you. Not that it matters anyway since you never ask for help and want to do this on your own. You’ve already given up on one dream. But I guess that isn’t true since you still train every morning like you have been doing for the past 3 years.
Not like it matters anyway. There’s no boxing clubs or gyms around here anyway. You’ve been making due with your own equipment that’s been given as a gift or passed down. All you want is the chance, you feel ready, but you’re not. You don’t even have a trainer. You want to ask your father but he’s struggling with too many things already so you don’t want to be a hinderance.
But you don’t have any money so you can’t afford a trainer. Doesn’t matter since there aren’t any around here anyway so your dad is your only hope. Luckily you wouldn’t want anyone else since the old man was a sight to behold back in the day. When he stepped into the ring, you knew you were in for a show. It wasn’t a big arena and he was never on tv but he brought home trophies and you’d ask him about them growing up. It’s in your blood, you know you can go big. But you have no money.
So you want to be an immigration lawyer but you also want to be what you’ve wanted to be since you were a kid. A professional boxer. Too bad you don’t have money or you’d already be down one of these roads. Instead you just look for any opportunity to make any kind of money and watch as time passes you by.
Moon Warrior Jesus sorry for getting so deep there. I genuinely forgot I was replying to a comment let alone typing. Hope I didn’t strike a nerve
Bryce Krispiez no no it's okay. You were just telling your story. And it was heard. Thank you
Joseph Lau i mean happiness.... And joy...and peace. I know many who have nothing. But somehow, they still are happy. I always wanted to ask them why they aren't always angry. Because if i were them, i would be a bitter soul. But they are not.
Money helps.
That older man with the pompadour has a lot of wisdom, and a very honest and warming presence. Anyone would learn a lot by spending a day talking to him.
Challenge those perceptions, Jubilee. Challenge tf out of them
Imari slay Jubilee
A. M hahahahahah
You fine af
The blue suit and the older rich guy should have a show or be on TedTalks, very very persuasive and wise
"money will only amplify who you are as a person to a larger extent" ... well fucking said
Right before Tracy was saying "society thinks poverty is based on mental condition, drink and drug abuse " I was literally thinking that she had the appearance of a heroin user.
Man looks on the outward appearance....
Probably is
Is it bad to be homeless because of a mental illness?
okay Mike is who i aspire to be. is so wise and humble.
Same here 🙋🏾
The fact that he's loaded doesn't hurt 😅
"People are poor because they're jealous" is not wisdom it's stupidity.
Acute Cloudd well in some cases, it is true. But i think in cases where the government can't even supply adequate resources to it's own people, it's false
Acute Cloudd that's not even what he's saying. He just saying that envy is the root of all evil. And being jealous of somebody else will not help you get there
'Being wealthy means having no wants." Beautifully said.
Deric Ko Even if one is wealthy you still have wants I.e. food, drink, clothing, thrills, intellectual growth etc. being wealthy doesn't mean you have no wants. Being wealthy means you have no worries i.e. You don't have to worry about the cost of attaining what you need.
i can guarantee you 100% this is not true...
Good job, I’ll just have that kid in Africa with zero dollars tell you how good your life is how terrible of a person you are cuz of it.
@S_Q247 hey, what you just point out would be needs, not wants. Wants are things that you want but don't need. No worries would be false, poor people have poor people worries, so i would imagine rich people with even bigger problems to worry about.
@Traveller Leng, how am I a terrible person because I have no wants? Don't really understand your point. But yeah, kids in Africa may suffer, but they will live happy days too because happiness is not measured by money. It's purely contentment, now lemme switch the question for you, what's your level of contentment? How much money do you need before you are truly happy? I ain't rich, but I'm content.
This channel produces such great content.
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Taylor W. Yes, it does
Money doesn’t change you, it shows who you really are
That woman just feels incredible to me. She's got this face, voice and attitude that is so unusual yet fascinating to me. I feel like we all would love to see more of her, and also she deserves so much.
She’s seen a lot
Jacilund: Exactly what I was thinking.
She has the face of someone who has seen things too young and too soon
yess she's the type of person i would befriend
She looks like a meth user to me...
The Arabic guy was so wise. His words just stuck with me and I hope I can be on his level of success one day and be able to use wealth for good. I would love to pay my mom back for all the sacrifices she made for me, and that’s what drives me.
He's an Israeli/Iranian Jew
Joely Metz he’s not Israeli he’s just Jewish he got be an Arab Jew or another Jew for that matter all I know is he isn’t one of those Jews from Poland
That’s exactly what I’m trying to do as well.and I hope both of us make it happen. Good luck
Great middle eastern Israeli Jew with high intellect
Amine no that’s not true
The man with the accent was like the best. Made this discussion so fruitful and positive
Edit: omg, so many likes! Thanks guys 💕
Not entirely. He said humans get born bad or inadequate and that's not true like the olds man said. It's all about enviroment and the science comunnity agrees. He may be just like that because he is repenting for aweful things he has done in the past or to portrait himself as better than he is, we don't know, but there's a precedent of rich people lying to get more money so...
Not arab
@Jonathan Rose umm.... they don't live in those countries tho
Arab is an ethnicity, therefore he is Arab. He doesn’t have to be a Muslim in order to be Arab.
@@thevigilant6884 but he isnt arabic neither does he speak arabic. He is from israel there they talk hebrew and doesn't associate they selves with arabs
The raw emotion in the eyes of that women speaks volumes. It tells a beautiful story. You can feel it in your bones that this woman has gone through a lot and has survived
Mike is a great speaker.
Yes he is and very friendly as well.
Wish he had some place we can follow him
Honestly I thought the same thing. Extremely articulate and precise with what he says
banimanFJ Mike Makabi, his comment is the first reply.
.....aaaaaand he is a Trump-supporter.
4:40 this is literally the perfect way to start a whole drama film
TRUE! hahaha
I THOUGHT THIS TOO
This is what discussion is. Hearing both sides, both perspectives, in the most respectful manner. This is how we can change the world
That's how politics started
As long as you are being honest with your opinions or knowledge, people will get offended. As long as people are biased, prideful and petty, they will get offended. Offense is taken, not given. Don't be afraid of holding back on your points, because of that.
"I see money use on bad way. "
The way she said it and the look of her eyes is totally true.
I know that that "sociopathic," dude is getting so much flack for what he said but geez does no one appreciate the level of honesty in his response. It's got to be very unnerving to acknowledge his obsession with power. It's definitely real and I'm happy he said he doesn't agree that it's a positive thing but just that it is something he's dealing with. I think that his perspective was informative.
You don’t praise people for admitting mental illness, you only motivate them to get help
Gerald Anaje how is he mentally diseased?
I think this is very true, maybe people (including myself) are so offended of it because we don’t here it too often because people don’t speak their mind about it. It’s still there and heavily shapes our world so we have to start understanding why I think
@Cora Schwendelan and the comment above is saying a good point as well in that we shouldn't just only say nice things to them and be done with it.
Positively reinforcing for them to recognize "hey I have an issue" is only the first step towards fixing it (but still progress) and that was my point. Then encourage the next steps in the healing process.
However, you can't get to that without having some healthy degree of self-awareness and acknowledgment of the issue.
(which is not easy for anyone to do and should be praised.)
Nucle4r Penguins, I agree 100%
Wealth CAN be inherited. Annoyed he said it isn't when it is for some people. Not everybody has worked for what they've gotten.
Sanchi Sharma you can literally pay
for someone to just do it for u fam
Sanchi Sharma “it’s kind of a disadvantage to be born rich” bruh go sit down
@@jonathanarroyo6319 I don't think you understand how complex billion dollar empires are structured. It's not some bank account that you have. Most billionaires would have 10million in disposable cash but the rest would be tired to assets that aren't as liquid as you would think. Tho to say it's a disadvantage is a complete lie. But there cam be some good things from being born into poverty as for the people who have made it out, there story and journey is so much not interesting and for filling compared to someone who was born into wealth.
Hate when someone who has obtained their wealth through inheritance or runs a business they were born into tell others they should just work harder. It’s harder than ever in this country to become a self made man from nothing.
Trumps Doctor its hard but a lot of people have done it
This was a lot less heated than I expected, and the people were all more respectful than in a lot of these middle ground videos.
The older guy hugged the woman at the very end and complimented her on her hug, I legit cried.
The woman broke my heart when she was talking about how great full she is.
123tube456 yet you can clearly see how broken her soul is inside
123tube456 *grateful
someone please protect that woman i worry for her she’s a lovely person...
appears, in this short edited production, to be a lovely person. you have no clue who that lady is or what shes done or how she lives.
Protect all of them they all seem like they have a hard life (specially the poorer people).
Stefon430 why is that your first thought about her? That thinking is toxic and pessimistic and more than likely comes from her appearance. Would you say the same about the three wealthy guys?
Stefon430 meth and cokee booiii!
Daniel Roberts wealthy people don’t have to worry about living in the hood getting caught up with drugs and other stuff to survive
"Fulfillment doesn't come from money" very true. BUT it does help you get things like a place to live, food, health care, education etc.
Sure but having your basic needs met doesn't make you fulfilled. There's more to it than that. If you don't have all your basic needs met then you're left wanting but when you do there's still your personal ambitions and needs that need fulfilling and a lot of the time it's deeper than just attaining money and power because you can always get more. There's no roof to that. You'll never be at the top so you'll never be fulfilled.
Ye fulfillment comes from amazon
Worry and stress are the biggest roadblocks to fulfillment, and money gives you the security you need to avoid the day to day stresses of food, shelter, transportation, communication, healthcare, e.t.c.
@@schwann145 But sometimes bringing a lot of money in is stressful in itself
@@stefanlupsan5362 idk if i had 100k in my bank account and a job i liked to do i think id be pretty stress free.
I think the ratio of rich:poor voices heard in this video kinda reflects how real life works
Agreed. I was really disappointed that they let the high earning side dominate the conversation with their "money won't fulfill you" shtick.
@@seanfisher6904 well it won’t it’s what you do with the money like money won’t make me happy but if I can used it to buy a Mario kart game and play it with some friends that’s happiness and the poor people chose not speak also don’t be upset because the rich people were saying vary valid and important stuff and so we’re the poor people don’t be a pissy jerk and try and learn from all six wise people in this video
The woman spoke a lot. The other two guys seemed intimidated, especially the younger guy. He was so unsure about himself.
@@seanfisher6904 yea cause it won't stop whining
It’s absolutely true that money only makes you more of who you already are.
yessir
This is the best episode yet.. These people really speak wise words and it's great to see how they can talk like civilized human beings regardless of what others have that they dont, or vise versa. You rarely see these kinds of conversations in real life happen because it's just 2 different set of people living 2 separate sets of lives: the ones with money, and the ones without.. and sad but true, this world has come to the point of where the 2 sets of people rarely interact, whether it's because of ego, pride, selfishness, depression, or life's problems just thrown at you. It's nice to see you guys, Jubilee, doing these types of videos and bringing opposite people into the same room. Keep the series going, great work.
this guy gets it.
i agree with everything you just said
I'd say they are the best guests in Middle Ground so far :)
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I agree this was one of best ones. The lack of anger made it feel less stressful to watch. I do wish one of the poor, tactfully challenged the rich. The poor felt more sad and had a lack of confidence. It was as if they were intimidated by the rich. I wish they spoke up more.
The poor might have felt intimidate/overpowered by the use of vocabulary the rich were using. Eloquence can give confidence.
Challenged the rich? What's to challenge? They worked hard and they make a lot of money. There's no wrongdoing there, nothing to be ashamed of.
Working hard doesn't equal rich. You can work hard earning money and still be poor. I did not mean challenge them as a person simply for having wealth. I meant challenging the stereotypes of being rich. It seemed like the rich discussed those problems with the other rich. With the exception of 4:40 where the rich had to bring the poor into the discussion with a question. She looked scared to talk her truth. I just thought the confidence between the two sides was an interesting contrast. And I simply wish the poor spoke up more on their point of view. It doesn't mean I think the rich should be ashamed of anything or that they did any wrongdoing.
Moses King Being able to work hard is a privilege in itself. As a disabled person I'm unable to work a traditional job. I do work hard but it won't be enough to ever be able to live on - simply because I spend much of the day stuck in bed or in agonising pain.
The rich can't help that, but they often put it down to purely working hard instead of all the other factors. Going to the right school, having parents who were able to provide a stable loving home, meeting the right people, having a good education, having good health etc. That doesn't mean all those factors are always there, but it certainly helps.
fickledame Great point!
"Money isn't everything"
For people who can afford the essentials, but when people can't afford the essentials then money can be everything; since they need it to survive.
Absolutely right
Always hated that statement "money isn't everything". I'm obviously not struggling the way some others are money wise. But thanks to hard work and stability I am able to live a comfortable lifestyle, thanks to money. Discrediting money doesn't change the reality that money is a necessity.
You should see Casey Neistat's video on this
My skin crawled when the lady said “in the illegal way” and just looked at homie..
Supa Ears yes the other side didn’t awknoledge it much
“Homie”
Also how tf do you know she meant to target him or was implying he’s a criminal? All she did was shift her eyes toward him
@@Draftspike they literally just said it made their skin crawl take a seat or two
Middle eastern dude gives me confindence that one day I’ll make it too
But statistically you probably won't. It's better to work towards a system in which everyone can live than to hold out hope you'll be one of the lucky few to be rich.
@@Maksie0 that kind of mindset is what makes a sheep out of people who will only follow the heard. We dont need that, we need to believe that everyone can do something powerful and make a change in this world. Dont put your mind into a box. Dont limit yourself.
Even in the video the older rich guy says if poor people would have that mentality and belief system like rich people they would all be succesfull. We are all humans and can make things happen if we put effort into it.
Within capitalism there can't be winners without there being losers. You can't accumulate wealth without taking it from someone else.
Maksie0 well you be the loser so that he can be a winner. That will hold the balance even👍🏻
Such a great system.
Funny enough I didn’t see poor and rich. What I saw is people who have had different routes in life. The older gentleman on the rich side seem insightful and very wise. Good video
kusz prem
that's exactly why you need to stay out of america
Vina Vine
...what?
This Vina Vine guy seems a tad bit delusional lol
Thank You. Brilliant.Institute Steven
Lol
The woman is lonely deep inside.
I am sad for her, I hope she found peace and safety
You can tell that she comes from an incredibly broken past.
She's homeless, of course she is
No she’s broke
"every human being is incredible from the start" so. damn. true. but if everyone thought this way, the world would be a better place and this world is just not...
@@o.s.h.4613 The quote literally started with "every" tho, why did you introduce dehumanization and argued about it with yourself??
O.S.H. I just got my bachelors in psychology and you sound like a freshman in psych 101 class who tries to sound smart but has no idea what they are talking about
She didn't even say every man was created equal, you literally made a point and argued against it yourself wth
What are we supposed to be looking at here? Parents? Who to hold accountable?
@@o.s.h.4613 also, since natrual selection is a thing, genes play a big part in your potential and if you have bad genes, your going to struggle to get to the top, not impossible, but significantly harder, especially in sports
all these people are so understanding, intelligent, and chill. this was really refreshing to see
that's only because theres a camera on. we don't know what they're like offline
If someone loves you, it will always be enough. If someone doesn’t love you, it will never be enough. One of the many profound statements spoken here!
KeepCalmAndCARRIEOn Thank You for your kindness ma’am.
Nhan
Yes.
"Money will only amplify who you are as a person to a larger extent" that is one hell of an abstraction 👏
The Asian guy was very respectful and Humble.
Carlos F Vilchez Thank You sir. Some called me weak and passed judgment without knowing how financially succesful I was up till 2007. Then took a long journey in life thinking about being a priest.
Have many rich friends and it doesn’t buy happiness. Most of the unrest souls I know are very financially rich.
Hope you find happiness sir. God Bless you
And wrong. I don't agree or even understand what he meant when he started talking about his friends wives staying with them for $ only.
@@truelove1297 You were that guy ??
if daryl is so rich, he should spend his money on a new haircut.
But see, that is the difference between poor and rich. Have you ever noticed that truly wealthy people don't focus on stuff like that? It's all about priorities for them. Sometimes you see wealthy people with just a hoodie and jeans (Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook comes to mind). Granted the simple hoodie and jeans may be more expensive (or maybe not), but clothing isn't a priority to him, he dresses for comfort. Yet you have people that don't have an 8 month emergency fund set up but always wearing the latest sneakers or nicest outfits or driving a very nice car, it's all about priorities.
Rich people often live frugal lives, contrary to what mainstream media make you believe
I understand this is a joke, but let him be. if he likes his hair like that, it doesn't matter if you don't.
SOMEONE SAID IT!!! he looks awful
Hahaha yeah would you rather be rich or look rich, two different things.
Initially I thought Mike was gonna turn out to be an arrogant douche after the first question but then he made great points and I really respect that. Great episode.
ilikemonkeys why? Was it the way he’s dressed or race? Judging someone before you get to know them serves no good
no, its because he said "most people are jealous and thats why they're not successful". It sounds like a douchey thing to say and the old man who spoke after him had a better point, but after that he made good points.
ilikemonkeys it may sound douchy to you but is true
DonAlmin it's a retarded point. People aren't successful for a variety of reasons. Luck is a major factor. Born in a hut in rural Africa? Hyperlow chance you'll be a major pop star or actor, or own a contracting company. He isn't unsuccessful because he's jealous. He's unlucky. Likewise, many people in civilized places are just unlucky enough to be poor, though they work as hard as anyone. Poor economic habitat. Rich people who are honest will admit this.
david bouy whatever
“And then he call us when he wants to commit s**” that was an unnecessary and cruel comment to make and the fact that everyone laughed after is disheartening. I applaud the guy for being so honest and self aware to even realize that about himself because it’s clear that many people who are in the position of power and money do not. I hope he does come to realize that he doesn’t need just money to be happy or feel a sense of control.
Not a big fan of the power hungry guy, but for sure what the fuck was up with the comment 😬😬 so gross.
I think you may have misunderstood.
He doesn't understand that about himself. If he understood it, he wouldn't be fine with it.
The youngest of the rich guys seems a little worrysome. He’s levelheaded and well spoken, but at times it feels as if he’s wired himself to climb, no matter what. He was the only rich person who wasn’t comfortable with the money he has, and he kept pacing while they were talking about it.
That's what he wants out of life and deserves to go after that. I'm sure there are some psychological issues that created his desire but I didn't appreciate the other guy saying he's going to call and want to commit suicide and they all laughed. Unwarranted and mean.
He has a lot of psychopathic tenancies
Noah P He has the right to do what he wants, I just feel like he’s a little TOO focused, in that he seems like the type who could really screw a person over if he could get a step up from it.
It’s been a month or so since I watched this, but yeah that sounds pretty fucked
@@firestar1230 It might seem that way and I'm not disagreeing with you but while it's one thing to talk about someone in the comments (which arguably is wrong because they likely will read it) it's another to say it in front of someone you just met and the entire internet and the way everyone was laughing at his expense and saying he would commit suicide is fucked up. I understand this comment can be seen as "too nice" but he's still a person with a unique perspective and doesn't deserve to be talked down to by someone that doesn't know him. I appreciated the self restraint this guy showed. That showed me more about his character than his desire for money.
Noah P That’s true, I can respect that. At the end of the day, my opinion usually doesn’t mean much, and I’m okay with that. Just interesting to see how other people think.
The 31-year-old seems like a great entrepreneur that I would be willing to learn from.
I was thinking the same thing. I'd love to find a mentor like that.
Anybody know his name?
right
Mike Makabi; links to him are in the description box
Guys check out Jim rohn seminars on personal development, says everything on how to become wealthy and be a millionaire. There are videos might be 4or5hrs long but it totally worth it, if your serious about becoming successful.
reguarding the question "would you spend a day on the other side":
as someone who grew up very poor, but now can live comfortably with enough money to be able to afford splurges and exotic things, being poor humbles you in a way you can't learn. people who grew up with a good income and didn't have to struggle will never be able to understand what it's like to truly be poor. i don't intend it as a jab at rich people at all, but when you're poor, you really do see the world in a different way. i almost want to say it makes you more compassionate and giving. you see someone struggling the same way you have, and you understand what it's like, and you just want to help.
I absolutely agree, very well said
regarding*
beautiful statement.
and lets be honest, we dont really know how many "rich" people didn't start off on the other side. and why do we assume there are two sides anyway?
@@oopalonga it's painfully obviously that there's two sides when you can't afford to eat or house yourself but other people are dropping 50mill on a home imo. I grew up poor and I am (unfortunately) very very aware of this. You can see it everywhere, everyday. not trying to be rude I agree with your comment otherwise!!
@@kaia6584 so in ur example where someone can't afford to eat and another person is dropping 50 mil on a house, what would make it less "painfully obvious?"
The amount of honesty that guy has about his obsession is actually refreshing to hear
The blue suit should be on Ted Talks
UwU it blue clothing makes people smart. Look at blue shirt kid
UwU it I was going to like it. But the like number was 911,
Edit: I did it anyway
Yesss
I really like Nhan and Mike, Nhan is so nice with his words and he's very right about love and how love will always be enough. Everyone is so honest, it's really hard to get people to break down their feelings like that, but I guess the fact that they agreed to this means that they're willing to be completely open.
Thank You for your kind words Nancy. THis is Nhan. I believed "THe richest man is the one who worry the least." I am a typical Asian. 4 years at UC Riverside. THought about being a priest but changed my mind last December. Back into the business world and study acting/film. Be bless my friend and stay kind.
Good for you! You're right, worries weigh us down the most. Whenever someone has the chance to be free of worry, whether financially or in your heart, it's the best feeling in the world - then you're free to pursue what you love. I admire the fact that you continue to learn and grow as a person, thanks for the blessing and i'll return the favour too, always stay kind, bless you :)
Many people pursue love and never have enough of it. Love is only as apparent as the people you appeal to and vise versa. Money could help with the that.
Nhan, you have such a sweet heart and your words are powerful. Honestly, it's inspiring to watch and see. I hope I am the same one day.
Thank You Radly, "SECURITY" is a subjective word. I know many Chinese people who can pay off an apartment with a check. I know many Vietnamese people who has "millions" in their bank. Straight up liquid. THey will be the first to tell you that "timing" as an entrepreneur is everything. You can get a decent life with some education. But are you happy? Everyone is one health problem away from losing it all. I know many people who lost their spouse when the business went away. For those of us who has a religious background; there is an oath at the wedding that we love one another "through sickness, poverty,.... and death do us part"...................... Nowdays, it's more like when "You lose your money/career" do us part. For the men, it's more like "when you lose your beauty or when I find a hotter woman" do us part. I will pray that "honor, human decency, and loyalty" will reach this fallen world one day.
I want the Arabic guy to be my teacher, he’s so wise
He's got a nice voice too
@I love Angelique arabia is the country, arabic is the language.
He's Israeli.
@I love Angelique Arabs
@@theestallion3695 There is no country calleed arabia
that dude just speaking and taking up space when others haven't spoken is taking power!!!! that guy didn't come to learn anything, he came to tell everyone else whats what!!
It's interesting how the "rich" people are the ones leading the conversation, and the "poor" people almost sit quiet waiting for their turn. Maybe it's not just here we can see this pattern, but also in general life.
Elin Axelsson yup poor people are pieces of shit and rich people are perfect angels, we get it
My observation was simply that maybe rich people are more used to giving orders, and poor people are more used to taking orders. Growing up in either group might give you different personality traits in a way. And that might affect how you take part in group conversations, like the one seen in this video. Just a speculation. And in my opinion, how much money you have does not dictate wether you are a good person or not.
While it's not universally true that assertive people are more successful, in a competitive economy, assertive people are better suited to succeed financially than less assertive people. That is only one of many factors that can contribute to success, though.
I think the attitude of the eldest rich guy was great. He genuinely listens to what others have to say and also presents his opinion in a very sophisticated way that no one would feel like being taught upon. The middle aged rich guy... he wanted to present himself so much and be the "Gandhi" of the room is what I would have felt if I were to be in the conversation.
90% of the things we said was edited out. "Rich" and "poor" is relative Elin. To half of my Chinese friend, you are very poor. Can you buy a Lamborghini when you are bored? Can you pay off an apartment with a check from your uncle from China? Then perhaps you are (and all 3 of the "rich" people) in this video are very "poor" comparing to my Chinese/Vietnamese people I know. THeir body language is very similar to mine. I am one of the "poor" person who happens to be an accountant for my mother's firm. I went to a world's first class University before discerning to be a Catholic priest. From dealing with many multi-millioniares, timing has a lot to do with it Erin. I hope your confidence makes you rich. Better, I hope your richness brings you fulfillment. God Bless and hope I gave you a decent reply. I don't know about the 3 rich people in this video. But I believed someone from the poor side is feeding homeless people every weekend. I believe we can live with our heads high.
This is, like, the greatest video EVER made. The emotions, the thoughts are just SO clear.
It's truly inspiring. Honestly though, I'd love to meet Mike or Steven in real life.
I hope Tracy found a place to live
Ernyboi What video?
There is no video
Serena Maldonado How do you know?
Kerone Harrison because, this person just made this comment for attention.
Serena Maldonado Are you refferring to yourself? Or.....
"The world has enough resources to satisfy everyone's need, but not everyone's greed".
-Mahatma Gandhi
I hope that we can move towards a better future for all. Much respect to these people from India.🇮🇳
He was nothing but a socialist