JD Vance WRECKS Brainwashed Students For Being “Lazy And Entitled”
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0:15 - Beginning
0:30 -LAZY EMPLOYEES
2:45 -Formed based habits vs internalized expectations.
6:00 - Who is JD Vance?
7:40 - Real life lessons.
11:30 -Do not give up on yourself.
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He was in the military a marines. Full service. Didnt quit when it got rough. He stuck it out...for my freedom. Thank you. All Veterans for Your. Service....
I tip my hat to you. I double-majored in undergrad while working six hours a day, five days a week, in a corporate job to gain experience and on the weekends worked for a car rental company re-positioning cars across the State. All that just to afford going to school. I completed undergrad in 4.5 years. I then landed a job in Chicago for one of the world´s most prominent consulting firms, working 10-12 hours a day, traveling the world for projects while working on my MBA. Not only was I the first person in our family to attend college, but I went from barely scraping by in high school to having a combined GPA of 3.57 in undergrad. I was the grandson of a bus driver, and the son of a career military man who has since worked/lived in six countries across Europe and Asia for my job.
Victor…not victim! Great job!
If you work a normal factory job, you know he’s telling the 100% truth. The turnover at these jobs are off the charts. That’s why it kills me when people say “I can’t find a job.” Because I know every factory in town has, or will have, openings every couple weeks because 3/4 of new hires won’t last longer than a couple months. The truth is, young people think they “deserve” a job in air conditioning with no actual labor involved with triple the minimum wage for new hires. The real world doesn’t work that way. Some people expect it to work that way and walk around behaving like it does. But it doesn’t. If you’re not a professional that spent money at a school and did well enough to get a specialized career, or know a trade, you’re going to make your living in factories and labor work. And there’s nothing wrong with that. That’s what the vast majority of people do. The problem is our government has made it where those jobs don’t pay for what they used to pay for, but you can live a decent life if you’re expectations aren’t brand new luxury cars and top of the line everything at all times. Life is more than possessions.
Agree, I do the same. I fix stuff for a living. I do building maintenance. They throw at me all the OT I can handle. I own a Hyundai accent and a Chevy Express van. My accent has no great stuff in it. I have roll-up windows and a stick shift. However, less thrills and less maintenance. Buy smart, not wasteful. It is a car. Cars get one from point A to point B. I am not trying to keep up with the Joneses.
People nowadays think they are entitled. They vote for Bidenomics. And there you go.
@@user-hd7qs6wy5p young people for real have been conditioned by successful social media influencers their age being rich. It didn’t work that way for most. That’s why they’ve always been referred to as the 1%. People need a reality check.
Thank you for talking about JD Vance. I’m barely keeping up on politics and only know my liberal friends don’t like him. He sounds like a good choice for Trump.
I can onlybtell my daughter, not to buy into the hype. Good or bad. Read, watch, listen. Trust your gut when something feels "off" that you hear.
He is a good person that the media wants to tear down before you can see what the truth is. Just you being here listening to him with your own ears says a lot about you.
LFR Jojo has the wisdom of a much older man...I imagine that he will be a millionaire by the age of 30. Work ethic by itself will get you far...Work ethic + Education + wisdom will get you to the moon and back...
ive always said you need to work your job right. it doesnt matter if your job sucks, if it barely pays, if youre feeling bad, doesnt matter.
show up on time, follow the instructions to the letter, and keep it up the entire shift.
i work retail, in a grocery store, yeah it sucks. but i do my job right and my managers notice and comment all the time on how they want ten copies of me. im already starting on a path to train and promote to a management, salaried position after just a year.
if you dont want to do you job, find a new one. dont stay there, collecting someone else's money, and not doing what youre supposed to do to earn it. you make no friends and earn no favors that way.
That's pretty solid advice. I used to manage a little strip mall sandwich place and most of my employees were first time workers in high school. I told them that I knew that none of them were likely to say that sandwich making is what they wanted to do with their lives, but I wanted to make sure that when they decided to leave they would be ready to get higher paying jobs at any restaurant in town. And it worked. We had a killer team and our customer service was second to none. Those guys that really put their all into it became supervisors and shift leads and a lot of them chose to stay.
I guess I just want to echo some of your ideas and remind people that they have some say in how crappy a job is (everybody dragging their feet, doing bad work, and feeling miserable is a bad time for everybody) -- especially if they're in a leadership role. Every job can equip you for something better if you look for the lessons -- including what not to do. I was a good manager because I paid attention to what my previous managers did right and what they did wrong, and it made a world of difference. Plus, there's something to be said about doing a good job and earning some self-respect rather than getting down on yourself for having a bad job and learning nothing.
Man I wish I had your managers, any and all jobs I ever had, no matter how hard I work and believe me, I do more than most of my coworkers, usually always have and still never get noticed, no better hours and no better pay. Only reason I make $16 an hour is cuz my job's min wage went up to $15 so not a huge increase, I am 37, a wife and two kids and that still not enough to make any of my managers f'ing care, so what did I do in the last couple months stopped working so hard cuz it never seemed to matter for me, glad for you though at least it works for some
@@davidm.schreckii1426 Yeah, I get that. One very common elements of bad managers is spending all their attention on the problem workers and taking their A-listers for granted, which sometimes even turns into the bad workers getting preferential treatment (to keep them from leaving) and the rest getting a hard time.
My best tip would be to try to look at the situation from your manager's perspective. Your financial situation has ZERO bearing on their situation UNLESS they know that the pay might make you leave, AND you've done a good enough job that they can't afford to lose you.
It's like the reverse of being at a car dealership. If there's no concern that you're going to walk out, they have no reason to lower their price. Do you mind me asking where you work?
Thanks for this video. I think allot of people do not know JD Vance, and he is a fascinating man. Trump didn’t pick the normal insider in DC for his VP. Instead he chose someone who is an outsider, not spoiled by DC, a man who understands what many Americans are dealing with on a daily basis. He is literally a common man who worked hard to get where he is, a person who is a living representation of the American Dream. His life shows if you work hard and don’t give up you can reach your goals.
My parents got me a job babysitting when I was 11. Then paper route, then fast food, then cashier, then customer service, now I have a government job. I think the longest I've been out of work was for a year because well I couldn't control a global pandemic so there was that. And that was only because my doctor freaked out due to my multiple health problems and took me out of work.
Yes I have multiple health problems and manage to work a full time job and pick up overtime.
Spoiler, if you're retired or on disability it disqualifies you for a ton of government assistance programs because we can look up and verify your income, the income to qualify for Medicaid or food stamps is super low, especially for a single adult.
If you received Medicare benefits, yeah just forget it unless your income is around $943 a month or less. That's the current income threshold to qualify for Medicaid if you're disabled or elderly and on Medicare.
Don't believe me, ask your local government benefits office.
Good things happen to people who make good choices.
I was raised with a tuff mam ma as well❤we were poor but worked hard and stood our ground in our family.I have one 12 yr.old grandson,he will tell anyone Don’t mistreat me cause my granny ain’t scared of s..t !! I learned a lot in life from my mam ma and that has made me appreciate so much in life!!I love to hear your stories about this important person in your life. No doubt that she is always looking down on you and is so proud of you JD❤❤❤❤tuff Ga. Girl❤❤❤
You should not assume people that did not graduate high school will automatically grow up to be poor, my step father grew up in very conservative religion that did not believe in higher education, he dropped out of high school (not his choice) when he was 15 years old, moved half way across the country, and started working as a farm to market truck driver in Kansas and Colorado when he was 17 in the late 1940's. He went on to start his own produce, and wholesale food business which eventually grew to having over 70 employees, at one point operated over a dozen delivery trucks out of two warehouses, the larger of which was over 35,000 sq ft of floor space, and was a co-owner in other businesses including a local Chevrolet dealership in the 1980's
Kudos to your step father. He was obviously a very bright man.
An eighth grade education back in those days was probably more comparable to 12 years today.
Here's the problem with your observation that those who don't graduate from high school can be successful. I am truly impressed by your father's success but he is the exception and not the rule. The vast majority will suffer with poverty and life of struggle.
@joeatheist3545 you completely missed the point. I'm a high school dropout which owns a business. Many of the graduates from my school are dead or locked up.
I saw the movie hillbilly trilogy on Netflix and laughed my butt off!! It was hilarious and it reminds me of people I know and even one or two in my family distantly but that's part of the fun.. if you can't look at life in different angles and laugh at it even if it's completely different than your own you have no sense of humor
Elegy, not trilogy :). I'm sure it was a mistype, but if anyone was looking for the movie didn't want them searching Hillbilly Trilogy and thinking there is Hillbilly Part 1, Hillbilly Part 2: & Hillbilly Part 3.
I only went to a town college to get my LVN license in 1989, divorced and with 3 kids under 4yo, I worked as a bartender at night and went to school during the day it was a hard 2 years but I made it and I was 25yo drop out my sister helped me A LOT and I couldn’t have done it without her, but I knew, my COMMON SENSE, I HAD TO BE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF MY FAMILY, so if I could do it ANYONE CAN 😊
Sorry I was 27 🥴🤣❤
Same here. Divorced when I was 28 with 3 kids (living in poverty in that marriage). Had to get my GED then went to college for RN. I qualified for some assistance because I was a “displaced homemaker”, but I also had to get student loans. I didn’t want my children growing up in poverty. I remarried and had another child. Right before she graduated high school, I developed autoimmune issues that affected my muscles and tendons so now I’m disabled. But I accomplished what I set out to do and my children are doing just fine now.
I remeber working construction from 9 to 5 then hit the 9 to 5 night shift at hospital. Then working in theatre had a 34 day stretch working shows. If you need to do it you do it
I worked places where contractors where treated like shit, or places that didnt think being able to sleep was a good thing. I did what I had to do to pay my bills, and thank those jobs every day for thickening my skin.
I started working at 15, went to college at 17, full time and worked part-time as LPN until I graduated after 4yrs with my RN. Gen x'r
A lot of my life I worked I always worked full time and usually had 1-2 extra part time jobs too. I was grateful to be able to do so, especially now as I am disabled and would do anything to be able to do it again. Here’s some advice; I wish I took more time to have more fun along the way. You may have to force yourself to give yourself the time to do that.
I loved to see your progression and coming of over the years, your content has grown to show people whats true and right. The lies are getting stronger and stronger and you as a colored man representing whats right and fair is very eye opening to a lot of people. I hope more people of color can open their eyes too, its really sad how many people are brainwashed these days 😢
The book was great. I haven't seen the movie. JD seems like a good dude.
I have seen your eyes become open over time and that earned my sub sweetie
JD is being interviewed by Mitch Daniel's, who was president of Purdue Univ at the time. Mitch was formerly Governor of Indiana and was on Reagans cabinet. At one time Mitch was considered a viable candidate for President.
Hey guy, need to change your description. You got 300k. You're on the road to half million. Keep up the good work
Jojo, you truly deserve everything good that you've worked, and continue to work for. I'm glad that you share your time with us.
I grew up in Middletown as well JD
Loved seeing this video. Good to know about JD Vance
Thank you.
Fantastic presentation and commentary.
I also got my social security card at 7yo because my sister and I needed one to help my mom head shrimp at the local shrimp house to make extra income for our family it was 1969 and I’ve been working on and off at different things till my LVN time, I’m disabled and retired nurse BUT ANYONE CAN DO ANYTHING IF THEY WANTED TO 😊you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink 😊
He served our country as well hun
They think so ... some of the laziest ive ever met.. they think its ok to be late , will not work , attached to the phone. If they do , they are gone.!!! I have zero tolerance for that.
What astounds me is that American students have time for a hectic party culture, that they think they can talk professors into giving them A grades when they don't deserve them at all (straight A's, haha) and that college debt doesn't scare them into accelerating their studies.
The importance of grandparents! ❤
Grind brother! Grind! It’s truly a blessing from God to have the ability and capability to get up every day and go to work to provide for yourself or your family! Grit is a character trait that is extremely lacking in America these days, We’ve gotten too comfortable and lazy as a culture. I fear that aside from extremely hard times people won’t Embrace grit!
I think everyone should be required to watch this young man's channel. I commend you for what your doing, thank you from us deplorables keep doing what your doing
My daughter had a baby with hadicaps, she worked nights, went to college full time for two business degree's and took her kid to five to six therapies. She is not lazy. Very driven. Graduated cum laude. Oh and she's a single mom
He should take credit for for his success despite the help he was given by people around him
He did it
Other kids would take his grandma like a bully parent
JD is a very genuine good person
God hand is upon him a good heart God is searching for
They say that your productivity drops after 10 hours, some places don't allow that much overtime.
- Tjank you JD Vance
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The movie is amazing and his mama is played by same lady who played in the one I found her favorite writer on the side of the road he wrecked his car and then she broke his legs I can't think of her name to save my life but anyway it was a damn good movie
Thanks!
You go JoJo !!!
Your parents brought you up well!
Grandparents and sister. His mother was a drug addict for a while. She’s been clean a few years now. This is according to his autobiography.
Get off the couch and be productive. It’s healthy!
Mitch Daniels who I believe was in the Reagan administration and of course governor of Indiana should have run for president and he didn't. I wonder why.
Is that Mitch Daniels?
..and JD irrele-VANCE. This “lazy youth” gets dragged out by every generation - total jerk!
Is it just me or are JD’s eyelashes doing a fantastic job?
If young kids would just take the motivation even if it isn't listed in the army yes you're going to give but guess what you can get a lot out of it loans housing income I mean responsibility there are so many good things that are young men need badly❤
I agree so many, ALL RACES , I see of the young in my neighborhood, do NOT go beyond what they need to. Ever watch how they shovel the sidewalk to where they live, and often leave a LUMP where they pushed the snow, but it now is a bit on the other neighbors walk, Which the neighbor had Shoveled earlier.. There should be some more type of boot camp in school. I know a of a 9 year old just did not have the mussel strength in Boy's Scout but the group worked it out to help. In school this needs to be done, not bullied. work together.
When was this interview??
Maybe he'll change my mind, but i still think Trump should've picked Donalds for his VP, nobody stumped for him harder than Donalds and Vivek!
JD And Vance are very good friends that went to college together.
Is there a link to the vid you reacted to?
I aspire to be that mam ma
No JDs gma wasn't rich sweetie
you are an impressive young man, you need to go hug your dad.
I get the common stupid talking points you hear about of can't do this or that bc Gov is racist this or does that. But there are plenty of issues out there were people are held back either financially, racially, or in my case medically. It also depends on where you live like the culture surrounding you. Some people flat out just refuse to hire a certain race or hire spesific race. People growing up in poor families that won't be able to appear as desired as a silver spoon child. As I mentioned medically like me, the physical problem I have to deal with would have been treated decades ago. Now healthcare wants to play Frankenstein regardless of reality but people who actually need medical help are denied. I won't say I was perfect like atlas. But I was the guy you called always needing help. Lost plenty of sleep like this. Always the guy that if someone was sick at work I could be called. Now I've got a broken back. It constantly tortures me. Got like 20 plus doctors. Could say like 100 plus hospital visits do to pain. I'm still alive but my research easily indicates others in my kind of position are part of the increased drug use do to Gov making healthcare worse. Others have been part of the increased suicide. Again bc Gov destroyed healthcare.
If you are Hired to do a job do that job to the best of your ability no matter what the job is if you don't like the pay get a better paying job or work two jobs if you say you can't than you never will you can you don't want to you are not special
Bro , you're working too hard when you lose track of the amount of hours you worked in a day l o l. Great video n commentary as usual.Keep up the good work
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Proof that anyone from any background can make it. I come from a poor family and have made a success of myself as well. All it takes is hard work, perseverance, honor, respect and virtue. This victimhood mentality is a cancer. No one is holding you back other than yourself.
I like JD Vance but he does have some view that are just plan nut IE if you have more kids your vote counts more, and women should stay in an abusive marriage for the kids. Still. Voting for Trump but not sure if JD was the best choice.
You don't seem like an engineer lol not socially awkward haha
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