You really think Frank doesn’t have a secret firm somewhere doing shady stuff and feeding people cats and other people in the soup? Come on be realistic
Charlie doesn't make minimum wage, neither does Mac. Remember how excited they got when they got a job where they would be splitting one minimum wage between them? They had never known such money.
Dee doesn't make the average bartender salary, because they made her sign a contract giving her full rights to Paddy's pub merchandise, so they could pay her below minimum wage.
That's true, Im surprised nobody noticed this. And we know he is loaded with cash because they always go to him for cash. He invested into Bar so he could use it as a front.
The gang goes on a skiing trip to the appalachian mountians so i tried doing the reasearch to solve your question but the information was difficult so i opted to use the Rocky mountains(hoping that since the average mountain size in both regions was close enough the numbers wouldnt be tooooo far off) the rocky mountains as of 2015 was estimated to have aprox. 2billion barrels of crude oil still within them and since the rocky mountains are made up of 54 different mountains i went ahead and worked out that in the average rocky mountain there are 37million barells of crude oil within it. One barrel of crude oil in 2015 would cost roughly 43 dollars so buy fracking on mountain frank could made upwards to 1,591,000,000 dollars and considering the oil industries is a 351billion per year industry that doesnt seem like a too crazy far out number. So after taxes(in the highest bracket) frank would have retained 1,002,330,000$. After youve read all this just know im not sure about any of it, have a good day
Based on my families experience in oil and the size of the mountain my realistic guess is about $48 million he made personally after taxes and expenses.
Really interesting but there is one minor mistake. In the Kitten Mittens episode the gang reveals that they also pay Dee "less than minimum wage." She shouldn't be included with Mac and Dennis as getting a full salary.
Hard to believe that an owner of a bar in the 70’s would have 3.5 million within a few years... Also discounting the fact that frank is crazy and blows a lot of cash on ridiculous things
What’s funnier is that Frank was willing to trick Dee by paying a bunch of actors, her garbage man, Snyder, Michael Rotenberg, rented out a comedy club, charters a private jet with tricking Dee into flying to Hollywood, when really she was flying all over Philadelphia for six hours. The funniest part of that episode to me is how much Frank paid the private airline company, just to fly locally for 6 hours. The plane had to have used up more jet fuel, than going from Philly to LA!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like to think Frank has an endless supply of money. He's never going to spend more than he makes. I'm sure he'd have a lot of shady businesses that he doesn't talk about.
I take Frank and his brothers stories with a huge grain of salt based on the fact that they seemingly remember Shadynasty's attractiveness completely wrong.
MrJre4491 Ya but then Frank says she looks like shit and the gang says she never looked good and Frank shrugs which I took as a ya she probably was always ugly. The brothers stories also contradict a lot so we know it's definitely not all true. Taken in context it's really just a funny premise for an episode and not much more.
Don't remember which episode it was, but in it Frank says that his morning routine is to do coke so he has to afford a coke habit every day for his whole life, not just his quality control time.
He just completely dismisses that the sweatshop made any money without going into any detail as to why. I have to every reason to believe it was profitable for him otherwise he wouldn't have gotten into in the first place.
I love all the concepts they’ve invented: Rum-Ham, Milk-Steak, Toe-Knife, Blood-Bucket, Boiled-Denims, Fight-Milk & Wolf-Cola (which have to do with all the wolf hair and crow’s eggs near/in Charlie’s apartment)
One thing... Controlling shares in a company actually isn't 51%. It's 67%, as a 1/3 of the shareholders can block sale of the company or major decisions of the President of the BOD.
very true. they do that to keep a majority owner was making rash decisions that might work against the other shareholders best interest. But if exactly 1/3 voted they would loose, seeing that it takes a 2/3 vote to win. They would need 1/3 of the votes plus 1 more vote to conquer a 2/3 vote system.
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I have a great premise for a new season!! If Frank “Mysteriously” dies, and leaves the gang his money, except with some bizarre stipulations as to how they can spend that money. After two or three episodes of crazy financial splurging, Frank reappears and takes all the money back....the last part is up for debate, but I think the rest sounds good lol
This actually makes a lot of sense as to why the gang lives the way they do. I can't see Frank not leaving money for Dee and Dennis and Charlie after he dies or something, plus during his time alive he'll always bail them out of trouble. They know they can fuck up and still be good. I got a feeling Mac might be outta luck when it comes to inheritance.
$8,000,000.00. thats how much is on the check when he gives away all his money. so your baseline should just start from when frank joins the gang in season 2 with that being the figure hes worth after his divorce. so peiceing together or guessing prior to this point is kinda moot as we know how much he is worth at the start of the show.
I mentioned the check because he said to his kids he was giving them all his money. If the check says 8 million that's all his money. He still has the 8 million. So this video made him richer then he really is.
It's Always Sunny has continuity problems? I always admired it for it's very strict continuity. Only issue I can think of is that Charlie mentioned having a sister in Season 1 that no longer exists.
They were imagining what Frank would look like in the 70's. Remember how they said "everyone is a lot fatter than I thought they'd be" it wasn't a flashback. It was more showing what they pictured.
Also you gotta remember, when he lose his memory and think it was 8-10 years ago (cant remember exactly) he thought Dennis and Dee were gonna invent cell phone. And he blindly offered them 8 million dollar. Without hesitation
That... that actually fits him well. I know Frank is like an animal... but a warthog I never thought about it until I heard it... that is VEEEERY fitting.
Nathaniel J. Capenos if frank was a normal person, yeah. His savings would be much lower, and sure frank spends tons of money on drugs and guns. BUT, as a whole. As stated frank needs the absolute bare minimum to survive. With all that "extra income", from like the trash he uses to plug up his wounds instead of actually buying bandaids. He can put away much more money than the average person who actually has shame
The UFC is still very popular so it’s safe to say that fight milk is still making money from people who want to lose weight. It is expensive to make though, crow eggs are not as cheap as you’d think. They are at least breaking even. Donald Cerrone helped spread the word of fight milk to everyone in that industry. Dana White mentions fight milk in several of his recent interviews and how it’s becoming a “big problem.” They are considering banning any substance with crows eggs due to malnutrition issues in fighters.
+Robert Blasingame If I am not wrong though, isnt he using the losses as a profit by way of taxes? Companies, in USA, can offset taxes by a profit claim law. Thus, he probably claiming that loss on any taxes he may be "forced" to file.
Both mac and charlie don't actually get minimum wage though, judging by their reactions from the mailroom gig, I'd say it's far below that (which is absolutely something frank would do)
You made an error when calculating the amount of stock Frank would need to be the majority shareholder. You determined that he had 51% of the stock, but by law, you need two thirds of a companies stock to be the majority shareholder. Since the 51% rule is just a movie law, but doesn't actually exist in the real world. So he would gain 10,693,226.64 rather then the 8,180,318.38 you said he sold the company for.
There are laws put in place to protect smaller shareholders from someone who holds less then 2/3 of a companies stocks. Because the law specifies that unless you own 2/3 of the shares you single handedly vote on behave of the minority shareholders. Since what the stockholders agree on, affects everyone's stock, and as such, everyone's money. So should a person with 51% of stocks in a company, for any reason want to drive the company to ruins, then the minority shareholders are protected. What you're sighting is what most call, Movie Laws, or Movie facts. Like the "fact" that we only use 15% of our brains, or that a cop has to tell you that their a cop or not. Or in this case, if you own 51% of a company, you can do anything you want with the company. It's made to simplify the laws, so that the audience can remember it more easily. And my sources for this information comes from a lawyer friend of mine, who works with this kinda stuff. So I'll take his word over yours any day of the week.
NColinCorfixsen Again, have you read the contents of IFRS 3 and 10? IIRC, you don't even need to own majority interest to consolidate the financial statements so long that there's de facto control. By some chance, are you a CPA or an auditor to have experience over this matter?
NColinCorfixsen Oh and btw, if your "lawyer" friend had any experience on Business Combination and Consolidation, then I'm glad to admit defeat cause that pretty much means that my experience on these matters worthless.
Joe Momma he was ‘quality control’ for his brother, but by getting addicted to cocaine it’s safe to assume most, if any money he was getting was being blown on coke
Cocaine racks up the cost through export as many shipments are lost in some form and the rest of it has to make up for profits and wages. Cocaine directly in Columbia would be worth less and they would probably already have factored out some losses. It's likely he paid nothing doing all that cocaine and since he was again living at bare minimum it would have all been pocketed.
Garrett Weisbrot Draper might be too short of a video. Most of his net worth is from a few big sales- PPL, McCann's acquisition. Everything else is not that big in comparison, he was a partner at SCDP and he became partner at SC fairly quickly. He would've gotten a lower cash salary and a lot of equity.
Graham Roth for real. In the behind the scene interviews he's almost in a trance going in and out of character. That was early in the show. Frank's pretty much taken over by now.
Google be eavesdropping on my conversations. I was just talking about how much Frank might be worth. I open up youtube, this video was in my recommendations and now here I am.
Cool video. Frank would be worth a lot more though because he would have most of that money in investments earnings him a lot higher returns then bank savings rates. He would probably be doubling his income every 7 years or so.
I agree Frank would definitely be manipulating to screw over people buying into and out of his companies. Since they aren't publicly traded it wouldn't be insider trading though. Probably still illegal and it would def be allowing him to double his money even faster. I don't think Frank could get away with insider trading on public companies; that's a whole different level to do over a long time and stay out of jail.
Randomness68 You're an idiot if you think he would get away with that. The SEC is up everyone's ass. They've got guys on trades that yielded a few thousand; you think they'd skip over a guy making a few million?
TJ Jackson I appreciate your input. You may believe I’m an idiot, however, I disagree. Considering roughly 54% of the American population owns some sort of market investment, be it stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc, that would mean ~177 million Americans invest. Considering there are 4,301 people currently employed under the SEC, it is physically impossible to track and account for all 177 million peoples trades, therefore many people who find a way to get insider information would fall through the cracks. Considering how smart frank has shown himself to be when it comes to money there’s no doubt in my mind that he’d probably invest through some offshore firm, for example a non sec compliant firm in the Bahamas. It’s 100% legal and also very unregulated. Also, if you still think I’m an idiot, we can compare portfolios and see who’s performing better, but that’s up to you.
Randomness68 Alright, first of all you have no idea how the SEC works. They don't monitor everyone at all times. How they nail investors who are using private information is they look at trading volume before a large event. If there is a suspicious amount of volume, they investigate the trades. There's no monitoring involved until they have reason to believe that you are using insider info. If you're trading with an offshore fund, it really wouldn't matter as the majority of countries have insider trading laws that allow for international cooperation. Reference: SEC v. David Lubin Buddy, I don't think you want to compare portfolios with a portfolio manager who manages a market-neutral income-oriented portfolio. If my performance beats your own, you need to step away from investing forever.
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Jay Pritchett's net worth
Don draper from mad men
Barney's net worth from how i met your mother
How much is Jim halbert worth from the office
I don't like that constant still image of Frank in the video... it's smug aura mocks me.
stellvia hoenheim I seen him more as man cheetah.
Tavier let me get the spots
I really like the man cheetah custom, he really rocks it! Funny, very funny.
I like it because I imagine he’s getting ready to spit some food or shells out at me
He has your soul now you can't kill it
Don't forget all the troll toll money he's collected over the years
“You’ve got to pay the troll toll in order to get into the boy’s hole”
@@Amory-wd3ws Soul, its soul
Thats what he said
WHATCHU SAYYY
@@juuuu0 Hey Hey Hey
You really think Frank doesn’t have a secret firm somewhere doing shady stuff and feeding people cats and other people in the soup? Come on be realistic
123 456 we were making money hand over foot. Some kid loses a hand or a foot, we toss it in the soup!
Gotta think of his sweat shops
statute of limitations ;)
Guys, guys, think about the implication 🤔😉
And I highly doubt frank ever paid taxes
Charlie doesn't make minimum wage, neither does Mac.
Remember how excited they got when they got a job where they would be splitting one minimum wage between them? They had never known such money.
they were just doing that for the health insurance they didn't care about the money
doom that’s a government salary right there
I was expecting elf to walk into that mailroom
Dee makes minimum wage, they say so in the arbitration episode
@@philiplevensohn8545 I think they say she makes less than minimum wage actually. I think Dennis is the only one making a bit more than minimum wage.
He’s worth exactly one Rum Ham.
3.5 grilled Charlie’s
Brian NOT The Messiah 7.88 riot juices
A boatload of Fight Milk
10K Productions probably 2 boatloads
He’s worth a trash man!
You forgot about the fracking of the mountain in the Skiing episode. That must have made him a fortune.
My ankles are surely broken!
@Riley Ross Says what?
Dee doesn't make the average bartender salary, because they made her sign a contract giving her full rights to Paddy's pub merchandise, so they could pay her below minimum wage.
Yeah but Mac ate the contract so who knows what she makes
Don't forget dee was double dropping
@@deadmeatjb yeah but they also used to take the difference out of her purse
Yea and dee always have a new car
Frank just uses the bar to launder money.
That's true, Im surprised nobody noticed this. And we know he is loaded with cash because they always go to him for cash. He invested into Bar so he could use it as a front.
Considering his Frank's liquids I would imangine he has lots of fronts.
What does he do/own that ISN'T laundering? I'm not being facetious, but everything Frank touches is some sort of shell company.
"I already cooked the books."
At least that’s the only think he does now. The gang just calls the shots. Frank just owns the bar!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hold up. How much did Frank make by fracking Party Mountain?
Askin the real questions down here ya'll
The gang goes on a skiing trip to the appalachian mountians so i tried doing the reasearch to solve your question but the information was difficult so i opted to use the Rocky mountains(hoping that since the average mountain size in both regions was close enough the numbers wouldnt be tooooo far off) the rocky mountains as of 2015 was estimated to have aprox. 2billion barrels of crude oil still within them and since the rocky mountains are made up of 54 different mountains i went ahead and worked out that in the average rocky mountain there are 37million barells of crude oil within it. One barrel of crude oil in 2015 would cost roughly 43 dollars so buy fracking on mountain frank could made upwards to 1,591,000,000 dollars and considering the oil industries is a 351billion per year industry that doesnt seem like a too crazy far out number. So after taxes(in the highest bracket) frank would have retained 1,002,330,000$. After youve read all this just know im not sure about any of it, have a good day
With all expences, salary, transport, construction, and so on, It might be half that. Still pretty good.
Based on my families experience in oil and the size of the mountain my realistic guess is about $48 million he made personally after taxes and expenses.
noanimeallowed The entire profit could be that, but he couldn't possibly have done it all himself.
Danny DeVito cracks me up even when he's just standing there in a photo.
Just disappointed in us
You forgot that Frank rarely ever pays the rent for Charlie's apartment.
Really interesting but there is one minor mistake. In the Kitten Mittens episode the gang reveals that they also pay Dee "less than minimum wage." She shouldn't be included with Mac and Dennis as getting a full salary.
Ellery Vance Frank also pays her rent though so I would call it a wash
I just made that comment about him paying yet rent. I am glad someone else remembers and I'm not crazy.
lol Frank buys her literally everything she doesn't need a minimum wage, let alone a living wage.
@@zb6073 Funny how he buys them everything but he cheapens out in Christmas to "teach them a lesson"
Holy moly this was way too informative! Kudos for delving into the trashman so intensively
Rogier Norbruis oh yeah. Speaking of trash, did frank actually make any money during the garbage strike?
Hard to believe that an owner of a bar in the 70’s would have 3.5 million within a few years...
Also discounting the fact that frank is crazy and blows a lot of cash on ridiculous things
He buys and thrashes a Lamborghini on a whim. He is way too loaded
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The average COO salary is not $115k. And your tax calculations are crazy off. Where are you getting these numbers?
@@bidmcms3 business tax deduction could make it so low
What’s funnier is that Frank was willing to trick Dee by paying a bunch of actors, her garbage man, Snyder, Michael Rotenberg, rented out a comedy club, charters a private jet with tricking Dee into flying to Hollywood, when really she was flying all over Philadelphia for six hours.
The funniest part of that episode to me is how much Frank paid the private airline company, just to fly locally for 6 hours. The plane had to have used up more jet fuel, than going from Philly to LA!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wait, but Dee earns less than minimum wage, because she gets all the money from their nonexistent merchandise
That only applies for the first few seasons because the douchebag lawyer now gets all the nonexistant merchandising.
I like to think Frank has an endless supply of money. He's never going to spend more than he makes. I'm sure he'd have a lot of shady businesses that he doesn't talk about.
You were close. He is definitely worth 69 million dollars.
Frank's worth however many likes the original comment of this conversation gets plus a million so he's currently as of my post Worth 81 million.
nine plus nine equals box. allright, that's where the cat goes.
Lets recall him fraking a damn mountain. Hes probably got hundreds of millions of dollars after taxes.
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I take Frank and his brothers stories with a huge grain of salt based on the fact that they seemingly remember Shadynasty's attractiveness completely wrong.
MrJre4491 Ya but then Frank says she looks like shit and the gang says she never looked good and Frank shrugs which I took as a ya she probably was always ugly. The brothers stories also contradict a lot so we know it's definitely not all true. Taken in context it's really just a funny premise for an episode and not much more.
I mean attractiveness is completely subjective though
Attractiveness is subjective. But Frank is not someone who will be subjective about wealth or money
Wait a second! So how much did Frank make while being hunted by cops in Oregon after Nam?
Frank not much, but they sure drew first Blooooooooodd.
You're confusing his life with Rambo, bro.
This is not the first time you've confused his life with the life of John Rambo
Idk man, Frank has actually seen a pig eat a man
Jonathan James frank has seen many pigs eat many men.
i bet frank is laundering money at paddy's pub and has some death trap sweatshop at vietnam
You left out Party Mountain. I'm sure there is load of money in fracking a mountain while running an 80's show style distraction.
Keith Jay That was a cat food fever dream.
Don't remember which episode it was, but in it Frank says that his morning routine is to do coke so he has to afford a coke habit every day for his whole life, not just his quality control time.
What about the sweat shops in Vietnam!?!
8:00
He was making money hand over fist. Literally.
He just completely dismisses that the sweatshop made any money without going into any detail as to why. I have to every reason to believe it was profitable for him otherwise he wouldn't have gotten into in the first place.
_Did no sweatshop.... there was no soup..._
He couldn't get any good data on that sweat shop, frank destroyed all the evidence far too well
I love all the concepts they’ve invented:
Rum-Ham, Milk-Steak, Toe-Knife, Blood-Bucket, Boiled-Denims, Fight-Milk & Wolf-Cola (which have to do with all the wolf hair and crow’s eggs near/in Charlie’s apartment)
Holy shit how did I never realize that about Wolf Cola
Toe-knife isn’t as rare as you’d think lol
Adderall is a hell of a drug
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By far the most intricate video I've ever seen. Especially on my favorite tv show. THUMBS UP!!!
One thing... Controlling shares in a company actually isn't 51%. It's 67%, as a 1/3 of the shareholders can block sale of the company or major decisions of the President of the BOD.
very true. they do that to keep a majority owner was making rash decisions that might work against the other shareholders best interest. But if exactly 1/3 voted they would loose, seeing that it takes a 2/3 vote to win. They would need 1/3 of the votes plus 1 more vote to conquer a 2/3 vote system.
Samantha Bree It's more than 51% you idiot. Ever heard of IFRS 3?
rick sanchez why do you call me an idiot for saying the same thing you rehashed in your reply? Did you actually read the comment?
The actual intelligence of the average Rick and Morty fan. Hey Sanchez, go huff some more WD-40 and call it a day, alright?
I doubt you can read lol.
Frank totally made the show more believable because the gang has financial backing for their shenanigans
In the episode Gang hits the slopes Frank purchased entire ski resort s11e3
Konrad Stankiewicz
But then he would have made a lot more by fracking the whole thing
That was a cat food fever dream
Runham sounds like rum ham. Do with this information as you please
+Mega Sauce I actually had to do about 3 retakes because I kept saying rum ham
haha no way!
If you pronounce it like a Brit it could also be Run-um.
I'm a Brit but I prefer the one that sounds like rum ham for obvious reasons
This is tremendous! Frank’s entire clusterfuck of a timeline put together perfectly.
Id say about 3. Maybe 4.
Rum hams?
Rum hams.
Carrot
Def sex bikes
"3 or 4 what? Weeks? Months?"
"Maybe even 5"
Finally! I’ve been hoping for this since Dwight!
Hey thanks for sticking around
I like how 10k counts every cent but estimates the business values
With all sincerity this channel needs more subs, a lot more I hope this channel grows into a multi million subscribers holding entity.. really 10k productions top notch content keep this up please you guys deserve more love
I think Frank knows he's Charlie's father 😂😂😂
Dude, make the channel THIS. I love these kinds of videos.
small detail you left out: dee was being paid less than minimum wage according to dennis in the kitten mittons episode
You should do Gus Fring from Breaking Bad
I feel like calculating Franks worth is something they’d do on the show, revealing a valuation of 2 cents.
I have a great premise for a new season!! If Frank “Mysteriously” dies, and leaves the gang his money, except with some bizarre stipulations as to how they can spend that money. After two or three episodes of crazy financial splurging, Frank reappears and takes all the money back....the last part is up for debate, but I think the rest sounds good lol
I could really do with a Wolf Cola right now
sounds like a GTA storyline
This is the type of content I want TH-cam to put in my recommended page.
This actually makes a lot of sense as to why the gang lives the way they do. I can't see Frank not leaving money for Dee and Dennis and Charlie after he dies or something, plus during his time alive he'll always bail them out of trouble. They know they can fuck up and still be good. I got a feeling Mac might be outta luck when it comes to inheritance.
Heck Charlie might be inheriting most of it and Dee and Dennis just get a couple thousand at moat
$8,000,000.00. thats how much is on the check when he gives away all his money. so your baseline should just start from when frank joins the gang in season 2 with that being the figure hes worth after his divorce. so peiceing together or guessing prior to this point is kinda moot as we know how much he is worth at the start of the show.
caleb morgan But that would've made the video shorter and less entertaining.
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There is an episode where we see a check that Frank writes out to his kids saying he's giving them all his money. The check is for 8 million dollars.
Shane Thomas
At the end of the episode, the check was void because it was dated from 2006.
Just because he put the wrong date on it doesn't mean he didn't have the money
Shane Thomas
Since the check was rendered void, the transaction doesn't happen. Therefore, the amount from the check never left Frank's account.
I mentioned the check because he said to his kids he was giving them all his money. If the check says 8 million that's all his money. He still has the 8 million. So this video made him richer then he really is.
Nah 8 mill is how rich he is in 2006, cus he thinks its 2006
It's Always Sunny has continuity problems? I always admired it for it's very strict continuity. Only issue I can think of is that Charlie mentioned having a sister in Season 1 that no longer exists.
What's weirder is that Bonnie's family shares the same name as his biological father.
They were imagining what Frank would look like in the 70's. Remember how they said "everyone is a lot fatter than I thought they'd be" it wasn't a flashback. It was more showing what they pictured.
Awesome that Mantis Toboggan helps save people’s lives and is doing well for himself. Very happy for him.
I find it funny that the Trash Man launders something.
Frank is like a real life Mr. Krabs, swindling everyone out of money.
Also you gotta remember, when he lose his memory and think it was 8-10 years ago (cant remember exactly) he thought Dennis and Dee were gonna invent cell phone. And he blindly offered them 8 million dollar. Without hesitation
I appreciate you answering questions I sometimes pondered but never thought to ask
Guessing $20k in lawyer fees just exhibits you've never hired a lawyer
Ariel Titurel lmao yea 20k is laughable
He did hire, he never paid
That... that actually fits him well. I know Frank is like an animal... but a warthog
I never thought about it until I heard it... that is VEEEERY fitting.
Frank's the best. Also, he being rich opens up a lot of directions the show can go.
Awesome video been looking for this info forever!
Your saving calculations always bewilder me
Why? It's basic maths...
@@ajnode it's the percentage saved they are referring to.
So?
Nathaniel J. Capenos if frank was a normal person, yeah. His savings would be much lower, and sure frank spends tons of money on drugs and guns. BUT, as a whole. As stated frank needs the absolute bare minimum to survive. With all that "extra income", from like the trash he uses to plug up his wounds instead of actually buying bandaids. He can put away much more money than the average person who actually has shame
clearly a joke, i think his point is that no one saves that much
I started cracking up when you dropped his annual yearly gross, while looking at that funny picture of him!
$427 a month for a apartment in Philly? I pay $1150 monthly for a 500 square foot studio in Portland. I'm moving to Philly.
Keep in mind thats section 8 housing also you'd need to spend a lot on glue cat food and beer if you ever want to sleep also no heating in there
The fact that someone had the idea to do this and actually do this makes me happy.
You forget that Dee was tricked by Mac and Dennis into working for less than minimum wage when she started working at the bar
Ive actually always wanted the answer to this!!!! Good work.
What about when he fracked the mountain
I love the thoroughness! This is amazing work, both you guys and Frank
Its always sunny spin-off surrounding Franks young ages!
Yunus Emre Okutan Young Frank
I think it would end up being like an orgy porno drawn out over several seasons.
Dont you dare, they probably do it...lol.
Only if Danny plays Young Frank with the weave
@@Realoemo They could just have DeVito sing the "Young Sheldon" theme. It works perfectly. Frank is a mighty little man!
Great video. You truly are a champion of the sun and master of karate.
You forgot about his connections and his time in Vietnam. Frank could still be generating income through illicit means.
The entire gang makes under minimum wage. As seen in the episode were Mac and Charlie get a job in the post service of a firm
Amazing detail! I loved it, the only minor detail that made no difference was Dee gets paid less than minimum wage lol
Doesn’t he also own Fight Milk?
which makes exactly 0 dollars a year minus the cost of Milk, Vodka, and Crow eggs
But but, doesn't he watch his profits soar high as a crow?
The UFC is still very popular so it’s safe to say that fight milk is still making money from people who want to lose weight. It is expensive to make though, crow eggs are not as cheap as you’d think. They are at least breaking even. Donald Cerrone helped spread the word of fight milk to everyone in that industry. Dana White mentions fight milk in several of his recent interviews and how it’s becoming a “big problem.” They are considering banning any substance with crows eggs due to malnutrition issues in fighters.
+Robert Blasingame
If I am not wrong though, isnt he using the losses as a profit by way of taxes? Companies, in USA, can offset taxes by a profit claim law. Thus, he probably claiming that loss on any taxes he may be "forced" to file.
@@tommyswain3762 CAW!
I'm sure he also made money from stocks, funds, and savings interest.
He tells us "Hey, now I'll be able to run ads" like we should be happy that we'll see more commercials...
Dude you've got to do more videos on the Sunny timeline
This was impressive. Good job sir.
Both mac and charlie don't actually get minimum wage though, judging by their reactions from the mailroom gig, I'd say it's far below that (which is absolutely something frank would do)
Frank also pays Dee's rent, at least for a while Dee brings up that he hasn't paid for a while and he needs to in an ep
You made an error when calculating the amount of stock Frank would need to be the majority shareholder. You determined that he had 51% of the stock, but by law, you need two thirds of a companies stock to be the majority shareholder. Since the 51% rule is just a movie law, but doesn't actually exist in the real world. So he would gain 10,693,226.64 rather then the 8,180,318.38 you said he sold the company for.
NColinCorfixsen Ever heard of IFRS 3?
There are laws put in place to protect smaller shareholders from someone who holds less then 2/3 of a companies stocks. Because the law specifies that unless you own 2/3 of the shares you single handedly vote on behave of the minority shareholders. Since what the stockholders agree on, affects everyone's stock, and as such, everyone's money. So should a person with 51% of stocks in a company, for any reason want to drive the company to ruins, then the minority shareholders are protected.
What you're sighting is what most call, Movie Laws, or Movie facts. Like the "fact" that we only use 15% of our brains, or that a cop has to tell you that their a cop or not. Or in this case, if you own 51% of a company, you can do anything you want with the company. It's made to simplify the laws, so that the audience can remember it more easily. And my sources for this information comes from a lawyer friend of mine, who works with this kinda stuff. So I'll take his word over yours any day of the week.
NColinCorfixsen Again, have you read the contents of IFRS 3 and 10? IIRC, you don't even need to own majority interest to consolidate the financial statements so long that there's de facto control.
By some chance, are you a CPA or an auditor to have experience over this matter?
NColinCorfixsen Oh and btw, if your "lawyer" friend had any experience on Business Combination and Consolidation, then I'm glad to admit defeat cause that pretty much means that my experience on these matters worthless.
If this is a tv show then the 51% established as movie law would be in effect here right?
When u finally have enough money to buy a rum ham
Wait I thought Frank got a job with the cartel and he was just the cocaine tester
He mentioned that.
Panda I know he mentions it but he states that he probably didn't make any money but that was a job for him was it not?
Joe Momma he was ‘quality control’ for his brother, but by getting addicted to cocaine it’s safe to assume most, if any money he was getting was being blown on coke
Ellis Collingborn I see what you did there.
Cocaine racks up the cost through export as many shipments are lost in some form and the rest of it has to make up for profits and wages. Cocaine directly in Columbia would be worth less and they would probably already have factored out some losses. It's likely he paid nothing doing all that cocaine and since he was again living at bare minimum it would have all been pocketed.
That has to be the most thorough video I've seen in a long time!!
Ok but how much is Dr. Mantis Toboggan worth?
“I’m frackin’ the mountain”
Amazing video! You should do don draper from mad men next.
Garrett Weisbrot Draper might be too short of a video. Most of his net worth is from a few big sales- PPL, McCann's acquisition. Everything else is not that big in comparison, he was a partner at SCDP and he became partner at SC fairly quickly. He would've gotten a lower cash salary and a lot of equity.
Similar houses in Philadelphia don't go for $159,000. You can buy a rundown row home for like 40 Grand in Philadelphia
It took me 7 minutes to figure out that he’s talking about the character not the actor 😂
Highlander 21 what do you mean? That is Frank Reynolds being played by Frank Reynolds. Danny Devito no longer exists
Graham Roth for real. In the behind the scene interviews he's almost in a trance going in and out of character. That was early in the show. Frank's pretty much taken over by now.
Could I hire you to be my financial advisor? (A fiduciary of course) 🤣
"Ongo Gablogian"
TH-camrs put more thought into the shows they review than the writers and i love it
He’s priceless...
Google be eavesdropping on my conversations. I was just talking about how much Frank might be worth. I open up youtube, this video was in my recommendations and now here I am.
Cool video. Frank would be worth a lot more though because he would have most of that money in investments earnings him a lot higher returns then bank savings rates. He would probably be doubling his income every 7 years or so.
godogs89 that’s assuming he’s not doing any insider trading. I would assume he is because he’s always looking for a quick buck and an easy cheat
I agree Frank would definitely be manipulating to screw over people buying into and out of his companies. Since they aren't publicly traded it wouldn't be insider trading though. Probably still illegal and it would def be allowing him to double his money even faster. I don't think Frank could get away with insider trading on public companies; that's a whole different level to do over a long time and stay out of jail.
Randomness68 You're an idiot if you think he would get away with that. The SEC is up everyone's ass. They've got guys on trades that yielded a few thousand; you think they'd skip over a guy making a few million?
TJ Jackson I appreciate your input. You may believe I’m an idiot, however, I disagree. Considering roughly 54% of the American population owns some sort of market investment, be it stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc, that would mean ~177 million Americans invest. Considering there are 4,301 people currently employed under the SEC, it is physically impossible to track and account for all 177 million peoples trades, therefore many people who find a way to get insider information would fall through the cracks. Considering how smart frank has shown himself to be when it comes to money there’s no doubt in my mind that he’d probably invest through some offshore firm, for example a non sec compliant firm in the Bahamas. It’s 100% legal and also very unregulated. Also, if you still think I’m an idiot, we can compare portfolios and see who’s performing better, but that’s up to you.
Randomness68 Alright, first of all you have no idea how the SEC works. They don't monitor everyone at all times. How they nail investors who are using private information is they look at trading volume before a large event. If there is a suspicious amount of volume, they investigate the trades. There's no monitoring involved until they have reason to believe that you are using insider info. If you're trading with an offshore fund, it really wouldn't matter as the majority of countries have insider trading laws that allow for international cooperation.
Reference: SEC v. David Lubin
Buddy, I don't think you want to compare portfolios with a portfolio manager who manages a market-neutral income-oriented portfolio. If my performance beats your own, you need to step away from investing forever.
Nice touch with the wolf howl at 8:12
How rich is Danny Rand?
Now this is the quality content TH-cam needs