Doing final year computer science now and hearing Edward speak is very insightful. I think I might invest in a personal finance course thanks to this video. Great work
really appreciate the contrast between Edward's point on moving to a new city with friends vs you being interested in trying a totally fresh start at some point, because I've thought about the latter a lot too, but when Edward mentioned moving with a friend, I was like, "o fuck what if I'm just fkn weird" but nah it's just different for different people
That was a really interesting video and take on so many different things in life and student lives in general. Thanks for taking the time to make this video! Keep up the great work!
Also a recent grad here from Cal. Definitely find it harder to make friends but I think it's honestly hard to tell because of the pandemic. I've been reconnecting with old friends and meeting their friends which has been nice. Even with work from home it can be hard to bond with coworkers.
post graduate life seems hard to find friends sometimes, tbh. reminds me of wong fu's series of "Dating After College" honestly in terms of making new friends and relationships.
Well, I didn't graduate from UC Berkeley, but yeah I would agree with a lot of the things mentioned here. The path that your life takes is definitely quite the winding road and totally different from person to person. You largely cannot predict it, either.... well, some things are predictable, but there are always "the greedy jaws of death and chance". Long term friendships are pretty important and I think it does generally get harder to make friends as you age. I'd say it's probably somewhat a point of pain for me as many of my close friendships are kind of disappointing. I don't expect more from my friends, it's not their fault, however it has more to do with what I'm looking for in life and they just don't quite fit. I'll still be friends with them, but we won't be nearly as close as we used to be.
Damn I'm going to Berkeley as an international and I'm super worried it will be hard to fit into Cal because 70% of people are from California. I used to live in New York and always wondered, if I leave California and move back to nyc after graduating I probably won't have a friend circle in the east coast haha.
What's your experience been like? Let us know down below
Thanks for having me!
Hi Edward , do you mind sharing the course number at uc berkeley you took on personal finance?
cookie UGBA196!
@@edwardbsa thank you :)!
Doing final year computer science now and hearing Edward speak is very insightful. I think I might invest in a personal finance course thanks to this video. Great work
really appreciate the contrast between Edward's point on moving to a new city with friends vs you being interested in trying a totally fresh start at some point, because I've thought about the latter a lot too, but when Edward mentioned moving with a friend, I was like, "o fuck what if I'm just fkn weird" but nah it's just different for different people
Love this video!!👌
That was a really interesting video and take on so many different things in life and student lives in general. Thanks for taking the time to make this video! Keep up the great work!
U doing great man... Wish more people would appreciate your work
OMG THIS COLLAB I LOVE IT
Also a recent grad here from Cal. Definitely find it harder to make friends but I think it's honestly hard to tell because of the pandemic. I've been reconnecting with old friends and meeting their friends which has been nice. Even with work from home it can be hard to bond with coworkers.
post graduate life seems hard to find friends sometimes, tbh. reminds me of wong fu's series of "Dating After College" honestly in terms of making new friends and relationships.
Edward is the man.
whats the music in the outro?
Well, I didn't graduate from UC Berkeley, but yeah I would agree with a lot of the things mentioned here. The path that your life takes is definitely quite the winding road and totally different from person to person. You largely cannot predict it, either.... well, some things are predictable, but there are always "the greedy jaws of death and chance".
Long term friendships are pretty important and I think it does generally get harder to make friends as you age. I'd say it's probably somewhat a point of pain for me as many of my close friendships are kind of disappointing. I don't expect more from my friends, it's not their fault, however it has more to do with what I'm looking for in life and they just don't quite fit. I'll still be friends with them, but we won't be nearly as close as we used to be.
Concord California in the house
Hey Chris how much did u get in your math sat pls reply ??????????????????????????????Also love your videos ,....
fucking love the recent content, keep it up!
Damn I'm going to Berkeley as an international and I'm super worried it will be hard to fit into Cal because 70% of people are from California. I used to live in New York and always wondered, if I leave California and move back to nyc after graduating I probably won't have a friend circle in the east coast haha.
really clicked with the content
College is like a guru selling course in the form of degree?
Dan lok?
If you want a new start, then I think New York City is the place. No where's better than Gotham
HAHA meeting people at raves
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks Graham Steven's recent videos are clickbait
damn after watching this vid I got scared. Life is scary. I got Gary V vibes at the same time.
EDWARDDDDDD MY FAV TECH BRO TH-camR check out his youtube channel in the description his day in life video is awesome
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Because Personal Finance should be taught in high school..... :-)
interesting
go bears
first lol