Hey Aluxers! What's an expensive thing you bought that wasn't worth the money? Spend money on these things instead: th-cam.com/video/L98gG4GR-VQ/w-d-xo.html Level up like the super-rich: www.alux.com/app
JEFF @Alux you are the best channel since I started using this app. Thank you so much for the impact. I hope to get the money to subscribe for your classes. God bless the Aluc team
1. Owning a yacht or private jet 2. Luxury technology products 3. Drugs and alcohol 4. Expensive baby clothes or gear 5. High ticket business events 6. Expensive jewelry 7. Rare pets 8. Bottles in the club 9. Expensive water 10. Souvenirs 11. Expensive bottles of wine 12. Canadian real estate 13. Expensive home gym and memberships 14. Fancy kitchen appliances 15. Going to weddings you do not want to go thank you alux
Accountant here. I worked for a construction company where the owners had a private jet. Here is how you do this. Have it off your books on a separate LLC company. Next lease it to yourself when you want to use it for company travel. When not in use, lease it to other people to fly. Do this and you might even be in the black with the plane.
I began my investment journey at the age of 27, primarily through hard work and dedication. I am to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $500k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.
16. Having children. It's a liability. If you want to find out what that's like, buy a 9-year old BMW without a warranty. Stands for Breaks My Wallet for a reason. School, clothes, food, the works! I don't have kids and don't plan to unless I'm a millionaire. 17. Marriage. Moreso the divorce. Ask JEFF. Sure he just cut his losses and he bounced right back, but most viewers aren't billionaires, let alone millionaires. Divorce can really hurt. Not just financially, but mentally. Once knew a guy who's wife went to run off with her personal trainer. She divorced him, shamed him, then he deleted himself a few days later. If I'm to have something really expensive, I'll have either it as an asset, or an asset to pay it off.
Minute 14:00 personally my ymca membership🏋🏽♂️ for $38 a month has been the best investment I've ever made since 2003. It has probably saved my health and mindset awareness. 💪👁💕🌎 also.. JEFF
[Jeff] Add to the list: Wedding presents from the registry that are for elegant entertainment not for day-to-day use. When my nephew got married several years ago, I reviewed the wedding registry and winced. How unrealistic! Newlyweds don't need costly elegant dinnerware and gaudy home decorations. My reaction: I went to the hardware store and bought several portable power tools and sent them instead. I never heard from the bride, but the groom was grateful and I got their new household off to a good start.
Love this video.. I personally agree with the Alux that the below items are not really worth the money. 1. Owning a yacht or a private jet 3. Drugs and alcohols 7. Rare pets 11. Expensive bottles of wine
I was personally caught up in drugs and alcohol and the patty life due to living in the city and Miami area. It’s taken a toll of my body and family life and it was so visible I had to prays for my cruse to be lifted. Now a year sober so far
Good morning 😇 You hit great points; the pandemic was a learning experience! We worked out at home, we cooked our meals at home, we stayed at home with our family, we spent less money on clothing, and miscellaneous items; gas for our vehicles, buying a new vehicle, travel/ entertainment! If we didn’t learn how to budget and save during this time; you didn’t learn anything! just saying!
The amount spent on a wedding has an inverse correlation to the success of the marriage. In plain English: the more you spend the lower your success rate. Not true for everyone but the numbers don’t lie. Those who elope or have a civil ceremony with the justice of peace have the best chance of staying married.
As for weddings, I’ve been to two of them over the past year and a half- both were people that meant a lot to me and whose wedding I was glad to attend. In both cases the couple were touched by my generosity in the monetary gift I made, because I knew the event was costly for them and I didn’t want yo be one of those who cost them rather than brought to the table. They themselves were the in turn generous with my birthday and nameday gifts. When you’re friends with the people who are right for you, you don’t need difficult conversations, you understand each other well
Saying no to people is the most important lesson. People these days seem more emboldened to ask you for everything; money, a place to live, your clothes, your shoes….
00:27 🛥 Chartering yachts and private jets is more economical than owning them due to high maintenance costs. 01:24 📱 Luxury technology products often depreciate rapidly due to rapid advancements in technology, making them poor investments. 02:32 🚫 Consumption of drugs and alcohol often leads to diminishing returns and negative long-term consequences. 03:42 👶 Expensive baby clothes and gear are often unnecessary; focusing on essentials saves money and prevents waste. 04:36 💼 High-ticket business events can be more about entertainment than education; private membership groups offer more tangible benefits. 06:52 💍 Jewelry often has more emotional value than monetary value; luxury brands leverage branding to inflate prices. 08:29 🐅 Rare pets are expensive and often come with health vulnerabilities; most pets can be trained similarly regardless of breed. 09:34 💧 Expensive water is often not worth the price; regular water in reusable bottles can be just as good. 10:15 🎁 Accumulating souvenirs and unnecessary household items leads to clutter and wasted money. 11:12 🍷 Expensive bottles of wine may not offer discernible differences compared to cheaper options; pairing wine with dishes enhances dining experiences. 12:33 🏠 Property prices in certain locations may be inflated, leading to poor value for money compared to other regions. 13:28 🏋♂ Expensive home gym equipment often goes unused; building quality habits is more important than owning expensive gear. 15:07 🍳 Fancy kitchen appliances may not justify their high prices if they're seldom used. 16:01 💒 Attending weddings, especially expensive destination weddings, can be financially burdensome; learning to say no is important for financial well-being. 17:23 💔 Staying in a unhappy marriage for financial reasons may not be worth the sacrifice in the long run; prioritizing personal happiness is important.
😊Everyone need more than their salary to be financially stable. The best thing to do with your money is invest it rightly because money left for saving alway end up used with no return.
It’s an investment. I know someone who comes from an old noble family and spends all his money on his kids (exclusive schools with high tuition fees etc.). This is why his family is 1.000 years old, rich and has an excellent network.
In my opinion, kids are the best thing that happen to our life. It is our ego we satisfy by spending extra on their upbringing and making the experience expansive.
I can’t right off think of anything expensive that *I* bought that wasn’t worth it, but I can talk about my mother: she bought a few pieces of showy, expensive jewelry, including a heavy gold chain with emerald cabochons on the clasp. I’m sure it was worth retail new in today’s $ maybe north of $20K. I inherited it when she died; I tried to like it but didn’t. I sold it on commission through a jewelry dealer, and received @$500 for it. Oh well. It was still free money, sort of. When she was alive, after she’d come into the $1.5 million inheritance, when she was buying some big ticket item, she’d say to me, “I’m spending your inheritance.” 🙄 I learned that if I buy some jewelry like that, I need to buy it for my own pleasure, not because it’ll be worth anything to anyone else. It won’t. P.S. Jeff.
Actually When you have Billions Mundane things get boring & Cost effectiveness isn't the main influencing factor towards your choices in life. The whole point of getting rich was to not worry about expenses. So as long as your Income is growing Passively & is more than your expenses buying useless things isn't so bad.
Buy a bottle of Dom Peringon & a 15 yo Macallan Scotch for full price, keep the bottles and fill them up with cheaper but just as nice wine or whisky (Look at them as posh decanters) like Asti Martini and Glenfiddich and see how many people will notice the difference.
My appliances, kind of reflect everything now I live. 10cf frig with no door features, stove with oven, plain microwave, not convection or any other special features, small under 100.00 toaster oven and a 2 slice toaster. Since I cook for my self at home much of the time all four devices get used all the time. No other appliances, my $50 toaster oven maybe 8 years old. Microwave around 10, needed easy to replace $12 switch at 10 years old. So ya if it aint broke don't replace it. If you are not sure you will make it a regularly used item don't buy. If it is something you my need once in your life, you probably have a friend who can loan it to you.
I wanted to fix errors like changing now to how. But TH-cam is acting up and will not let me edit tonight. Just keeps asking if I want to keep changes or discard, but nothing changed.
This video says: spend on assets, not liabilities. Every rich person knows that if an item does not bring you twice the value of its price (or even worse: continuously generates costs), it’s not worth buying.
I do own Tiffany ring, earring and necklace. But I only purchased them for my birthday and been eyeing on the Paloma Picasso design for 3-5 years, as it's Olive & dove symbol is very special to me. Then I stopped buying other jewelleries. I have no interests in other jewelleries.... don't waste diamonds or gold on me...haha
Jeff. Love the wine pairing segment. Let's talk about Oakville, shall we. That market is beyond insane. If you look at the real estate, you can clearly see these are multi-million dollar flips. Money laundering? And Alux is correct. It is better to own an Italian Villa than a condo in Toronto.
It is. Please stay away from designer brand ones...you are also paying for their brand. As long as you don't buy the ones with stones or accessories because the traders are only interested in the gold not the stone. They can't determine the cost of the stone ...at least that's the case in my country. I had the stone on my ring removed before the ring was put on the scale to determine the cost. Women fall back in their gold jewelry when their families are in need; which is also why they invest in them , even the out of fashion gold still sell the same as modern ones per gram. However selling gold from a designer brand it's better to go back to them to sell them for less because going to a gold trader he would put it on scale and pay per gram. He is not interested in the designer price.
Just buy gold bars. Every design, ring, necklace, etc. just adds transformative cost. Gold buyers pay for the gold not the gems (others might pay for those), or the design.
I'm still building my expensive home gym regardless of what Mrs Alux says 😎💪It'll save me travel time everyday. Regarding water, if you can, you're better with glass bottled water or Fiji Water. Less microplastics, forever chemicals, fluoride & residues from medications.
When it comes to expensive toys, children can't tell the difference between an expensive and an inexpensive one. They are going to break it anyway. So, dont invest on expensive toys Notes from a private educator and babysitter
Jeff. I met my daughter in laws grandfather who purchased a $110K brand new Corvette that he is too short to drive (he's under 5' tall). WTF? He literally can not drive the car and he has to keep in plugged into a special adapter to keep the memory in the car's computers from being deleted. What a waste.
Never make women the top priority in life. Make your health, career, hobbies, friends, relatives etc the top priority. Learn to live with or without women. Focus on yourself, work hard, make lot of money, have lot of fun. No strings attached.
I like the one about items that just gathering dust and I am now going through all my things as I will be limited to what I can have on a 36 foot sailboat that I plan to live on as I sail back and forth on the 141 nautical miles of the Florida St Johns River.
@@alux That actually will be in 2024 after I pass my US Coast Guard Captain's License exam. I will stay here in the western North Carolina mountains till then. I will send you a photo for sure.
Jeff. Useless cutting-edge tools. I bought a spray handle a while ago, that thing is so useless it should be illegal. Same for silicone joystick protectors. Lost of infomercial products are a complete waste of time and money.
Jeff!!! I absolutely love these videos. In 1 year I have changed my money blueprint from consumer to investor and have not looked back since. I no longer purchase things that do not serve me.
And the bonus thing that is definately not worth it..... Premium debit,credit bank cards and savings accounts......what you invest and get in return is simply not worth it......a regular debit card will suffice...cut up the credit cards and stay out of debt and inflation is robbing you of your finances in a savings account....have enough set aside as an emergency fund as insurance to protect your investments....you don't want to have to cash in your assets when life hits you hard financially
Every time I watch Alux, I just cannot help myself but think that they are really speaking my mindset or philosophies and yet I’m not a millionaire and rather a quite highly educated unemployed scientist 😂 Maybe I’ll go broke first and then be a Billionaire ;) Come on Universe 😁 get my stars and planets aligned 😌
We actually think if you zoom out dating is one of the things worth the money. Sure, you’ll have 10-20 misses, but if you do find the one, it’s all worth it
I half agree on expensive water, it's pretty ridiculous, but the amount of crap in normal bottled or tap water is insane. I distill my water, and use the Phox water filter to re-mineralize and alkalize it. So much healthier and cleaner. It also never touches plastic, so that's a massive plus.
@@kirdot2011 Not lucky at all, mate. You can buy a water distiller for less than £100, and the Phox water filter is about £40. Filter refills are about £15 for 3 months.
narrator says these 15 things are worthless because when you are investing your time and money on good things you do not watch 15 videos in alux channel daily
Congrats. We call that "sampling luxury" Once you see what it's like you have to make a decision if this is something you want more of in your life or not.
Remember that Moet is pronounced Mow-eht. Claude Moet was Dutch not French. The umlaut shows that both vowels are sounded separately. Don't show you lack of knowledge by saying Moway.
Something that definitely is not a waste of money is an editor to get rid of the spelling and grammar mistakes when you make a TH-cam video. C'mon guys! Just go to fiver and get a native English speaker to watch your vids before you upload.
I was contemplating buying an Iphone 14 promax. In where I live it costs USD 2000. Then I found out that with the same $ I could afford SCUBA dive certificates that enables me to work in dive industry as a dive guide and potentially dive manager that would eventually buy me more Apple products in the future❤😅 So I signed up for that courses and stick with my oldie Samsung ❤ win win lol
the best line of this video is, 'Get yourself a hottie and live a little'. Listen if you're Jeff you've earned it because a lot of people today are successful because of what that Man created
How about high end fashion clothes, $800 gucci tshirt feels like a cheap thin screen print I have shirt that cost me $10 that are more comfortable and better quality
Hey Aluxers! What's an expensive thing you bought that wasn't worth the money?
Spend money on these things instead: th-cam.com/video/L98gG4GR-VQ/w-d-xo.html
Level up like the super-rich: www.alux.com/app
Jeff bezzos ftw ! Lol one of my favorite words I learned fro him is and want to share to my fellow Aluxers, you must position yourself to win
listening to confused individuals try to have a conversation.
JEFF @Alux you are the best channel since I started using this app. Thank you so much for the impact. I hope to get the money to subscribe for your classes. God bless the Aluc team
Reverse osmosis water purifier. Still trying to sell it after a year.
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - Owning a yacht
or a private jet
01:13 - Luxury technology
products
02:20 - Drugs and Alcohol
03:34 - Expensive Baby
clothes or gear
04:43 - High-ticket business events
06:42 - Expensive jewelry
07:50 - Rare pets
08:39 - Bottles in the club
09:24 - Expensive Water
10:14 - Souvenirs
11:13 - Expensive bottles of wine
12:18 - Canadian Real-Estate
13:12 - Expensive Home Gym Equipment & Membership
14:58 - Fancy kitchen appliances
15:46 - Going to weddings
you don’t wanna go to
16:51 - Question
1. Owning a yacht or private jet
2. Luxury technology products
3. Drugs and alcohol
4. Expensive baby clothes or gear
5. High ticket business events
6. Expensive jewelry
7. Rare pets
8. Bottles in the club
9. Expensive water
10. Souvenirs
11. Expensive bottles of wine
12. Canadian real estate
13. Expensive home gym and memberships
14. Fancy kitchen appliances
15. Going to weddings you do not want to go
thank you alux
Accountant here. I worked for a construction company where the owners had a private jet. Here is how you do this. Have it off your books on a separate LLC company. Next lease it to yourself when you want to use it for company travel. When not in use, lease it to other people to fly. Do this and you might even be in the black with the plane.
I began my investment journey at the age of 27, primarily through hard work and dedication. I am to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $500k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.
wow that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio.
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? I’m 40 now and would love to grow my stock portfolio and plan my retirement.
16. Having children. It's a liability. If you want to find out what that's like, buy a 9-year old BMW without a warranty. Stands for Breaks My Wallet for a reason. School, clothes, food, the works! I don't have kids and don't plan to unless I'm a millionaire.
17. Marriage. Moreso the divorce. Ask JEFF. Sure he just cut his losses and he bounced right back, but most viewers aren't billionaires, let alone millionaires. Divorce can really hurt. Not just financially, but mentally. Once knew a guy who's wife went to run off with her personal trainer. She divorced him, shamed him, then he deleted himself a few days later.
If I'm to have something really expensive, I'll have either it as an asset, or an asset to pay it off.
Minute 14:00 personally my ymca membership🏋🏽♂️ for $38 a month has been the best investment I've ever made since 2003. It has probably saved my health and mindset awareness. 💪👁💕🌎 also.. JEFF
5:55 If you bank with #MeridianCU💳 then your assets are safer and better interest rates than most big banks🇨🇦! 🌎💘💰
[Jeff] Add to the list: Wedding presents from the registry that are for elegant entertainment not for day-to-day use. When my nephew got married several years ago, I reviewed the wedding registry and winced. How unrealistic! Newlyweds don't need costly elegant dinnerware and gaudy home decorations. My reaction: I went to the hardware store and bought several portable power tools and sent them instead. I never heard from the bride, but the groom was grateful and I got their new household off to a good start.
father in law did this for me.
Love this video.. I personally agree with the Alux that the below items are not really worth the money.
1. Owning a yacht or a private jet
3. Drugs and alcohols
7. Rare pets
11. Expensive bottles of wine
I was personally caught up in drugs and alcohol and the patty life due to living in the city and Miami area. It’s taken a toll of my body and family life and it was so visible I had to prays for my cruse to be lifted. Now a year sober so far
Good morning 😇 You hit great points; the pandemic was a learning experience! We worked out at home, we cooked our meals at home, we stayed at home with our family, we spent less money on clothing, and miscellaneous items; gas for our vehicles, buying a new vehicle, travel/ entertainment! If we didn’t learn how to budget and save during this time; you didn’t learn anything! just saying!
The amount spent on a wedding has an inverse correlation to the success of the marriage. In plain English: the more you spend the lower your success rate. Not true for everyone but the numbers don’t lie. Those who elope or have a civil ceremony with the justice of peace have the best chance of staying married.
As for weddings, I’ve been to two of them over the past year and a half- both were people that meant a lot to me and whose wedding I was glad to attend. In both cases the couple were touched by my generosity in the monetary gift I made, because I knew the event was costly for them and I didn’t want yo be one of those who cost them rather than brought to the table. They themselves were the in turn generous with my birthday and nameday gifts. When you’re friends with the people who are right for you, you don’t need difficult conversations, you understand each other well
Saying no to people is the most important lesson. People these days seem more emboldened to ask you for everything; money, a place to live, your clothes, your shoes….
Damn right
Jeff
I read somewhere that a lot of billionaires don't actually sleep on the yachts. They stay at a hotel and just use it for the day to party on.
00:27 🛥 Chartering yachts and private jets is more economical than owning them due to high maintenance costs.
01:24 📱 Luxury technology products often depreciate rapidly due to rapid advancements in technology, making them poor investments.
02:32 🚫 Consumption of drugs and alcohol often leads to diminishing returns and negative long-term consequences.
03:42 👶 Expensive baby clothes and gear are often unnecessary; focusing on essentials saves money and prevents waste.
04:36 💼 High-ticket business events can be more about entertainment than education; private membership groups offer more tangible benefits.
06:52 💍 Jewelry often has more emotional value than monetary value; luxury brands leverage branding to inflate prices.
08:29 🐅 Rare pets are expensive and often come with health vulnerabilities; most pets can be trained similarly regardless of breed.
09:34 💧 Expensive water is often not worth the price; regular water in reusable bottles can be just as good.
10:15 🎁 Accumulating souvenirs and unnecessary household items leads to clutter and wasted money.
11:12 🍷 Expensive bottles of wine may not offer discernible differences compared to cheaper options; pairing wine with dishes enhances dining experiences.
12:33 🏠 Property prices in certain locations may be inflated, leading to poor value for money compared to other regions.
13:28 🏋♂ Expensive home gym equipment often goes unused; building quality habits is more important than owning expensive gear.
15:07 🍳 Fancy kitchen appliances may not justify their high prices if they're seldom used.
16:01 💒 Attending weddings, especially expensive destination weddings, can be financially burdensome; learning to say no is important for financial well-being.
17:23 💔 Staying in a unhappy marriage for financial reasons may not be worth the sacrifice in the long run; prioritizing personal happiness is important.
"Everything you want out of life is just on the other side of a couple difficult conversations." That is GOLD!
Indeed, she mentioned 5:27 group memberships, but what are those groups ? Please consider viewers are not only americans (I'm french).
😊Everyone need more than their salary to be financially stable. The best thing to do with your money is invest it rightly because money left for saving alway end up used with no return.
Invest in one of these!
Real estate
Crypto
Stock
Gold
You are right. Been thinking of going into gold and cyptocurrency
Talking about been financially stable. I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone is as spectacular as Anna S Wilson
She has helped me recovered a lot from the time I have trading with her
My first investment with Anna was so great. I invested $2,000 and made a profit of $18,680. Her commission is wow.
In todays day age I think it’s too expensive to have a child in general.
Children and Marriage, both!
@@ronpatton9424Absolutely, & to think, that after it all, a possible DIVORCE! The worst
It’s an investment. I know someone who comes from an old noble family and spends all his money on his kids (exclusive schools with high tuition fees etc.). This is why his family is 1.000 years old, rich and has an excellent network.
It’s your job in current market don’t blame the marriage and babies, dude
They are often investments if you know how to do that
In my opinion, kids are the best thing that happen to our life. It is our ego we satisfy by spending extra on their upbringing and making the experience expansive.
I can’t right off think of anything expensive that *I* bought that wasn’t worth it, but I can talk about my mother: she bought a few pieces of showy, expensive jewelry, including a heavy gold chain with emerald cabochons on the clasp. I’m sure it was worth retail new in today’s $ maybe north of $20K. I inherited it when she died; I tried to like it but didn’t. I sold it on commission through a jewelry dealer, and received @$500 for it. Oh well. It was still free money, sort of. When she was alive, after she’d come into the $1.5 million inheritance, when she was buying some big ticket item, she’d say to me, “I’m spending your inheritance.” 🙄 I learned that if I buy some jewelry like that, I need to buy it for my own pleasure, not because it’ll be worth anything to anyone else. It won’t. P.S. Jeff.
JEFF! Love the video… as always. Thanks for always being straight to the point with useful, needful and interesting content. Love you guys!! 🧡🧡
Gm Alux. Appreciate the weekend videos 💯🐐
Actually When you have Billions Mundane things get boring & Cost effectiveness isn't the main influencing factor towards your choices in life. The whole point of getting rich was to not worry about expenses. So as long as your Income is growing Passively & is more than your expenses buying useless things isn't so bad.
Buy a bottle of Dom Peringon & a 15 yo Macallan Scotch for full price, keep the bottles and fill them up with cheaper but just as nice wine or whisky (Look at them as posh decanters) like Asti Martini and Glenfiddich and see how many people will notice the difference.
My appliances, kind of reflect everything now I live. 10cf frig with no door features, stove with oven, plain microwave, not convection or any other special features, small under 100.00 toaster oven and a 2 slice toaster. Since I cook for my self at home much of the time all four devices get used all the time. No other appliances, my $50 toaster oven maybe 8 years old. Microwave around 10, needed easy to replace $12 switch at 10 years old. So ya if it aint broke don't replace it. If you are not sure you will make it a regularly used item don't buy. If it is something you my need once in your life, you probably have a friend who can loan it to you.
I wanted to fix errors like changing now to how. But TH-cam is acting up and will not let me edit tonight. Just keeps asking if I want to keep changes or discard, but nothing changed.
Thank you Alex: This is great advice
for young and older individuals now
we need to apply them. I love Canada 🇨🇦
This video says: spend on assets, not liabilities. Every rich person knows that if an item does not bring you twice the value of its price (or even worse: continuously generates costs), it’s not worth buying.
I do own Tiffany ring, earring and necklace. But I only purchased them for my birthday and been eyeing on the Paloma Picasso design for 3-5 years, as it's Olive & dove symbol is very special to me. Then I stopped buying other jewelleries. I have no interests in other jewelleries.... don't waste diamonds or gold on me...haha
I am Canadian and yes, the Canadian real estate is insane.
only after the crazy wildfires
Jeff. Love the wine pairing segment. Let's talk about Oakville, shall we. That market is beyond insane. If you look at the real estate, you can clearly see these are multi-million dollar flips. Money laundering? And Alux is correct. It is better to own an Italian Villa than a condo in Toronto.
im sort of confused bc your saying not to buy high end jewelry but wouldn't buying gold jewelry be a decent store of value in the long run?
It is. Please stay away from designer brand ones...you are also paying for their brand.
As long as you don't buy the ones with stones or accessories because the traders are only interested in the gold not the stone. They can't determine the cost of the stone ...at least that's the case in my country.
I had the stone on my ring removed before the ring was put on the scale to determine the cost.
Women fall back in their gold jewelry when their families are in need; which is also why they invest in them , even the out of fashion gold still sell the same as modern ones per gram.
However selling gold from a designer brand it's better to go back to them to sell them for less because going to a gold trader he would put it on scale and pay per gram. He is not interested in the designer price.
Just buy gold bars. Every design, ring, necklace, etc. just adds transformative cost. Gold buyers pay for the gold not the gems (others might pay for those), or the design.
I'm still building my expensive home gym regardless of what Mrs Alux says 😎💪It'll save me travel time everyday.
Regarding water, if you can, you're better with glass bottled water or Fiji Water. Less microplastics, forever chemicals, fluoride & residues from medications.
I agree I will still get my expensive gym. It’s important
That's why I reject most weddings, it's just too expensive. I said no to most weddings - including my own.
I honestly don't get why people buy expensive water lol either way excellent video Alux #JEFF
Very beautiful lessons, am literally getting beter at my Craft..
Jeff. Re : #5 Expensive meetings .
My rule; Use what I learned at seminars ASAP!!!
Same for videos and classes. 😊
When it comes to expensive toys, children can't tell the difference between an expensive and an inexpensive one. They are going to break it anyway. So, dont invest on expensive toys
Notes from a private educator and babysitter
I’ve learned so much from Alux over the years and it has helped me in ways I can not explain. Thanks to Alux now I’m even a TH-camer 😅😊
Best of luck
I've uploaded videos from time to time myself and you're more popular than me. Congratulations!
☺️🤗😊
Jeff! You made my day as always, and helped me make better decisions.
Jeff. I met my daughter in laws grandfather who purchased a $110K brand new Corvette that he is too short to drive (he's under 5' tall). WTF? He literally can not drive the car and he has to keep in plugged into a special adapter to keep the memory in the car's computers from being deleted. What a waste.
Jeff! 😂 That one was close to the heart. Hate to agree but got to give a thumbs up on that one. Time for the reinvent course!
Never make women the top priority in life. Make your health, career, hobbies, friends, relatives etc the top priority. Learn to live with or without women. Focus on yourself, work hard, make lot of money, have lot of fun. No strings attached.
Well lets say our parents arent particular happy or co-operative when we say no to going to a relative's marriage or yes to a divorce.😂😂😂😂😂
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Always excellent content. Thank you.
I like the one about items that just gathering dust and I am now going through all my things as I will be limited to what I can have on a 36 foot sailboat that I plan to live on as I sail back and forth on the 141 nautical miles of the Florida St Johns River.
Send us a pick of you sailing Hugh! You have our email!
@@alux That actually will be in 2024 after I pass my US Coast Guard Captain's License exam. I will stay here in the western North Carolina mountains till then. I will send you a photo for sure.
If you have time to worry, you have time to solve the problem. Problem- money. Solution: infinite money streams
😂😂😂😂😂the last one was too funny
We gotta have fun with it
Rich guys know that if it flies, floats or has sexual intercourse with you, it’s cheaper to rent it.
I will say I’m happy you guys brought back the tag line
We’re happy too
16) Baby mama/daddy drama
17) Used European (5+ years) vehicles
18) 304s 😂😂
Jeff. Useless cutting-edge tools. I bought a spray handle a while ago, that thing is so useless it should be illegal. Same for silicone joystick protectors. Lost of infomercial products are a complete waste of time and money.
Jeff!😂 awesome video
Carefully worded. Nice job!
Glad to see you noticed
@@alux Glad to see Alux leveling up! 😃👍👏👏👏👏
Jeff!!! I absolutely love these videos. In 1 year I have changed my money blueprint from consumer to investor and have not looked back since. I no longer purchase things that do not serve me.
When was the last time I used my juicer? Literally as I'm watching this video!
I only ever brought champagne on my 40th birthday and Christmas, And i would have been as happy with apple juice
Nah, Voss tastes WAYYY better than Dasani
(#1) Women
I'd definitely own a yatch and a plane yo confirm whether it worths it or not😂😂😂😂😂
I love this channel🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Lovely voice 💘, please convey my appreciation and full praise to whoever created this useful content ❤ hugs 💋
Jeff, always great videos!
Jewelry stores ,I used to work in one and always looked at it as a rip off .
And the bonus thing that is definately not worth it.....
Premium debit,credit bank cards and savings accounts......what you invest and get in return is simply not worth it......a regular debit card will suffice...cut up the credit cards and stay out of debt and inflation is robbing you of your finances in a savings account....have enough set aside as an emergency fund as insurance to protect your investments....you don't want to have to cash in your assets when life hits you hard financially
What about a bottle of Krug 2008?
Y’all funny for that Jeff comment at the end 😂
haha, thanks for sticking around.
Every time I watch Alux, I just cannot help myself but think that they are really speaking my mindset or philosophies and yet I’m not a millionaire and rather a quite highly educated unemployed scientist 😂
Maybe I’ll go broke first and then be a Billionaire ;)
Come on Universe 😁 get my stars and planets aligned 😌
FANTASTIC video!
Jeff. Very funny joke....I would like to do the same 😂😂😂
16. Dating
We actually think if you zoom out dating is one of the things worth the money.
Sure, you’ll have 10-20 misses, but if you do find the one, it’s all worth it
If you travel very frequently the private jet might be worth it IMO
Alux covered that.
And you can also rent it.
I half agree on expensive water, it's pretty ridiculous, but the amount of crap in normal bottled or tap water is insane. I distill my water, and use the Phox water filter to re-mineralize and alkalize it. So much healthier and cleaner. It also never touches plastic, so that's a massive plus.
i wish i could say the same...you`re so lucky!
@@kirdot2011 Not lucky at all, mate. You can buy a water distiller for less than £100, and the Phox water filter is about £40. Filter refills are about £15 for 3 months.
narrator says these 15 things are worthless because when you are investing your time and money on good things you do not watch 15 videos in alux channel daily
Good news!
I bought my first 1st class roundtrip plane ticket!
We're making progress!
Congrats. We call that "sampling luxury"
Once you see what it's like you have to make a decision if this is something you want more of in your life or not.
I totally disagree about the pets thing, pure breeds are worth every penny
Remember that Moet is pronounced Mow-eht. Claude Moet was Dutch not French. The umlaut shows that both vowels are sounded separately. Don't show you lack of knowledge by saying Moway.
Booting alcohol 3-1/2 years was the best decision I have ever made.
Sorry but Jeff bezos Is not with a hottie ..
he thinks so, it's all that matters
Something that definitely is not a waste of money is an editor to get rid of the spelling and grammar mistakes when you make a TH-cam video. C'mon guys! Just go to fiver and get a native English speaker to watch your vids before you upload.
I was contemplating buying an Iphone 14 promax. In where I live it costs USD 2000. Then I found out that with the same $ I could afford SCUBA dive certificates that enables me to work in dive industry as a dive guide and potentially dive manager that would eventually buy me more Apple products in the future❤😅 So I signed up for that courses and stick with my oldie Samsung ❤ win win lol
Jeff who?
haha love it
the best line of this video is, 'Get yourself a hottie and live a little'. Listen if you're Jeff you've earned it because a lot of people today are successful because of what that Man created
Right. Jeff also has billions. 🤑
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Jeff good morning 😊
Good morning Noah
Lol yes it’s because he got in shape that Bezos got the hottie.
C’mon, man.
By the way ! Food theory made a video on expensive water, I think y'all would gain something by watching it ^-^
Depends I love to cook. So a kitchen aide has been a godsend
jeff hahahaha. this channel was a Jesus sent to me.
Glad you enjoyed it
what is the meaning of the brand alux?
Jeff. Fun times.
Indeed
JEFF 😂
I love glass bottles and Fuji water. JEFF
Thanks for your new video! Jeff. /Marie from Sweden
JEFF thank you so much ALUX
My god this has been the edgiest content Alux has ever put out. Absolute masterclass JEFF.
Glad you think so, thanks for watching until the end
Somehow over-priced watches escape this list
How about high end fashion clothes, $800 gucci tshirt feels like a cheap thin screen print I have shirt that cost me $10 that are more comfortable and better quality
I love these videos 🥰
Not worthy indeed