Caleb, maybe in addition to the Hammer Financial Score, you should also give a Risk Of Homelessness score. Like who is going to rent to someone with a 400 credit score and utilities in collections? There’s a lot of folks on your show that are a few more bad decisions away from living on the streets 😢
So this guy just openly admitted that he works with children with developmental disabilities but will not put in effort to be there for his own child with a developmental disability? Got it. 😵💫
"I bought groceries one time, but then I ate them all :( so I had to start buying Taco bell again" bc youre only allowed to go grocery shopping once a year
@@Nat-hu4gqyup. My uncle (marriage, not blood) was worth hundreds of millions through his dad giving him the leg up. They lived in like a 3 bedroom house and had "nice" cars but they were like 1980s BMW/Mercedes in the early 2000s 😂 He's since passed and that whole side of the family I guess bought a beach house, but I guess it's open to extended family AND the further you go down the line the more likely the next generation is to f*ck everything up. It was just interesting watching my uncle. Also, generational wealth is a half myth when you look at the stats of family fortunes
I also found it interesting how the behavioral therapist is seen flipping out in the intro of the video. It’s never rational to raise your voice when frustrated
@@oldkingcrow777there’s some interesting studies that 2/3 families lose all generational wealth within 3 generations. Old money sticks cause it’s in trusts and contracts and has strict rules. New money is gone within 100 years.
He had an 8yr old son with Down syndrome and he moved to Austin on a whim to make content. Leaving the mom to completely take care of the kid on her own?! This is so super sad
The fact that Caleb had gone through all of his financials and had no idea he had a child should tell people everything they need to know about what kind of dad he is
@@deannaluna3490The judgement should be on this deadbeat. The mother appears to be caring for the child with disabilities all by herself while this wannabe DJ is living his (unproductive) life and contributing nothing.
@@OkiChick302 Honestly, it almost serves the mother right for irresponsibly picking a Ν despite having easy access to the fatherlessness statistics and knowing how it was likely to end.
10 mins in, and I read this comment! HES GOT A KID?!?! Like common these people are insane. My parents sacrificed A LOT, we ate beans and rice almost every day. Mans wyldyn spending dumb money on door dash.
he didnt even wanna bring up his kid, he was embarrassed to be not supporting him, his first statement shoulda been I would like to save money to support my family
not only does he support his homies before his own kid. he takes care of other kids with disabilities but not his son with disabilities. he is a mega loser.
Dude moved away from his kid, doesn’t pay child support, and then uses his kid’s disability as a pity me moment. Ridiculous. Grow up. Instead of being obsessed with Nacho Fries, be obsessed with giving two fs about your kid.
Kids with disabilities are written off an impossible to help. Those babies are at the mercy of the love of their parents. I would know. I have one. Not what I imagined my life would be, and it is hard, but they put out what you put in to them, and it's EXTREMELY rewarding to see those little wins. But people often write tge disabled off immediatelt as the news is devastating, to say the least.😢
He's a deadbeat. He could easily face punishment under the DDPA if the mom does the right thing and ask for child support in a court. Then he faces 2 years federal prison time once he doesn't pay, 80% served min.
@@miffedcuttlefish6139it’s made even worse by the fact he works with kids with disabilities. (Presumably) he doesn’t believe they’re unhelpable, and he actually has the skills and knowledge to at least attempt to help his kid (where many parents, somewhat understandably, have no idea what their children might need if they have disabilities and why special things they might need to do) and he still doesn’t do anything.
@@brahtrumpwonbigly7309No they’re not. There are plenty of wealthy individuals who are good with money but will ignore their partner and children’s needs cause it’s not their responsibility.
He is about to be homeless but is spending over $20 a day on getting fast food delivered while driving without car insurance because it's expensive.... the thought process of this individual blows my mind considering he is a teacher.
Dude buy a sack of potatoes, some canola oil, taco seasoning, and a can of El Rios jalapeño cheese sauce. $10 and you’ll be set for the month. Not paying for your disabled son over some cheese fries is WILD.
@@aang6421 for a healthier and easier option you can roast them on a baking sheet at 425 until nice and crispy, for a more true to fast food option you can deep fry them in the oil. If you fry them, let them rest a bit, then fry them again, then toss in the seasonings directly after frying they will be extra crispy and delicious. But the roasting is much easier and healthier. If I roast them I season them before cooking, if frying I season directly after.
Add some onions to that pile, and some milk, and potato soup is also an option. And lots of other things. Potatoes and onions can be used together in lots of different ways.
It's like these people don't understand that spending 150 dollars one time every 2 weeks or even weekly on groceries is FAR cheaper than spending 15 or 20 bucks twice a day on fast food.
@jenr854 the state actually comes after the Father for reimbursement of food stamps, medicaid, etc paid om behalf of the kid. They come many years later, but they will and do charge child support payable to the state government.
You know what’s not in the pie chart? The money he should be giving to support his child. You know who’s not just giving “what I can” to take care of his child? The mother. Absolutely disgraceful
Ikr?! Like I've been driving the same crappy car for years now bc insurance is so expensive (but slowly going down) and bro gets a BMW?! 😭 If he crashes it he just lost like, everything.
@@flor9345not unless he got GAP as well, GAP IIRC covers up to 150% of the total value of the car, basically if you total a 27k car and its value dropped to 18k, GAP will cover the depreciation value.
Thanks for saying bartending requires skill. Sometimes I feel like a failure as an adult because my path lead me behind the bar. But I really do love making cocktails. ❤
Dude, bartenders are awesome. It's not an easy job. Between the long, physical hours, the people you deal with, and the mental energy needed. You're always ON. You're doing awesome!
I thought he was just doing this as a joke, then the kid came up and im like.... WOW! What a father, lifes a joke but you got a little one to feed... sad sad.
I was checking out the comments right at the start of the video as a little preview, but this comment is making me click away. Sorry to Caleb and his team, but I can't stand these petty grabs for attention lol. It's like their brains are wired to care about such weird impractical things so much that they just don't put in any good faith effort into actually supporting the purpose of the show.
This guy started out being dishonest about his job, he’s not a teacher, he’s a para-pro if he’s making $18.50 an hour. He’s really good at deceiving himself and did throughout this entire convo.
@@helenr4300 , and FYI, this is VERY common when it comes to complaints about teacher pay in the US. Journalists will write pieces that feature someone like this guy, who isn't really a teacher and therefore isn't representative, or they will feature someone who is 23 and just graduated college who is in their first year teaching kindergarten and therefore they are at the very bottom (the first year) of the "pay schedule".
First he said teacher, then he said behavioral therapist... like, my guy, you can't just throw around professions that require licenses when you don't have one.
He lost me at the groceries. If you are broke and facing homeless, you don't worry about enjoying your food, you worry about surviving. When I was broke and surviving, I took the bus to the grocery store. Plain oatmeal for breakfast(no milk), PB&J's for lunch with a piece of fruit as a splurge. 2x a week I made a cheap soup or pasta dish with no meat that I could eat leftovers on for a few days. So, I don't have a lot of sympathy for someone that doordashes food and claims to be broke.
Beans and rice with cheap protein (like turkey), a bag of frozen vegetables + a random seasoning. Make a big pot of that and portion into containers for the week. It’s like $12-15 for a dozen adult sized portions. Does it taste great? Ehhhh. Is it nutritious? Yes.
A pack of chicken and uncle Ben's instant rice is like 10 bucks at my loal publix. throw in some veggies you have a balances meal. This guy is just lazy
If it's between shelter and food, shelter is what you pick every single time. It's far easier to get community assistance with food than it is housing.
@@VicvicWyou don't even need community assistance. You can get a cart full of food at grocery outlets for $50 and they're near almost every "poor" area. It's a lot harder to find a cheap place to live near where you work than to find cheap food 😂
There are many places to get food for free in Austin. People also often donate on Facebook free stuff groups. Ordering delivery is the most expensive thing you could do from many options available.
And there's literally zero reason for it. There are thousands of videos on TH-cam from creators of all walks of life showing you how to cook incredibly basic food. Whenever someone tells me they can't cook nowadays I just assume it's because they're lazy
No, it's not. Grow the hell up. Eating out all the time messes up your stomach. The emergency will come when he ends up at the ER with bad digestive issues.
Did this dude literally say he bought groceries and then....ate them all...as a way to justify going back to doordashing? Does he not understand it's a recurrent task that needs to be completed?!! I cannoooooootttttt.
Fr, like does this dude also think "i put gas in my car and it did work and I drove around for a week, but then I used all the gas and now my car won't move anymore so I have to uber everywhere"
That is true. But you know what people don't get? Education on nutrition. Exercise is important for the cardiovascular system, but you can't outrun a bad diet. And guess what is cheaper? Ultraprocessed food. People with low income tend to become grossly overweight because of that.
They took out most comprehensive PE course from schools as ppl started getting bigger. Also you would be one of those overweight adults. You are buff as heck but the way the stats count ppl overweight does not care about that. Now I on the other hand am overweight because of taquitos.
@@nczioox1116exactly..and no way could I choose to be away from my kids...my lil guy is gunna be a year and 12 yr old daughter and no way I could do that
The emotional baggage Caleb unintentionally has to carry after these episodes must be draining. Poor financial stability often means poor mental health.
@@Lenoxlanellc I am sorry to what happened to you and I hope you get better soon and I sincerely hope you don't poison other people's children with this childish nonsense IRL. Good luck, brother and stop being a whimp and confront your emotions like a big boy already! Your attitude is exactly what creates mental health cases like this. Much love (no homo) and good luck growing up
@Lenoxlanellc the name "Lucy" implies you responded to a female. About being a real man. And yes Caleb the host the most logical one on the show. Probably also has emotions to deal with. Not sure how I feel about emotional baggage but you used no logic or reason in your own response making you in your own definition not a real man. 🤔 idk just a quick note
@@helmut7983 u just make no sense cause I was just letting a female know how a man thinks n not to use whatever logic he uses because her logic is most likely gonna be way it made her feel like instead of actual facts....second Caleb knows he is running an marketing a show/business that's based in entertainment so he's gonna try n make his personality something people would like....n third u obviously don't use logic n just sayings cuz it made u feel bad or some type of way....idk just a quick thought🤷🏾♂️
It’s frustrating listening to someone almost in their 30s blame their money mismanagement on the fact that no one ever taught them. That’s such a poor excuse. No one taught you how to DoorDash but you seem to have picked that up pretty well.
Exactly! Even if it is true the adults in your childhood didn't properly teach you financial discipline...you can't go your whole adult life blaming it on them. At some point you have to teach yourself and change your life
@willmahan4161 I bet his parents didin't teach him how to set up streaming on Twitch... yet he did figure that out by himself. I wonder how he did that? Maybe an angel gave him that knowledge overnight or...he googled how?
Because a child is on SSD doesnt mean you dont have to still pay for the child, that is for their added needs and therapies, not basic care, thats still on the parents. Not like mom gets a discount when she takes care of little man
He's considered at fault for the wreck BECAUSE he didn't have insurance. It's his fault because he shouldn't have been on the road in the first place. That's how it works in Texas
I'm 58 years old. I've never used Door Dash, Uber, or had a Starbucks product. My house and all vehicles are paid off. We don't use credit cards and never went to college. I sleep well.
@@austingray6885 $1500 didn't change millions of people like that. Door dash and other services were on the rise long before the pandemic. Americans are addicted to convenience, it's been that way for a while now.
As Caleb has gotten bigger he's started getting more and more guests on here that seem to be more about chasing the clout and riding the algorithm of the channel than about getting the help that Caleb's offering. It's kinda frustrating to see so many guests come on like him who are making jokes, weak justifications and seem to be both baffled by and enjoying their own ignorance.
100% Really want to start seeing like Follow up Friday's now. Caleb has done enough of these now to try to get past guests on and update their situation- I know it may be difficult but I would rather see either a positive update or a negative one with a new plan than some of the more recent guests who have no intention to change whatsoever. Hard to get invested in a lost cause who only comes on for Drama. Genuinely feel that if this is the path the Channel is on it won't lead to long term success. I hope I am wrong as I have found this show so useful and engaging.
This stuff isn't confusing. Takes a few google searches to become an "expert" on Caleb's level. People come to this channel to see morons like this guy, not to see financially illiterate people turn their life around.
For a guy who has no money and tried to get sympathy talking about being so depressed that he can't get out of bed, he sure does go to a lot of places via Uber
Why is the child support payment not included in the budget at all? His child’s mother needs to immediately have the courts put him on child support and have them vacuum the payment right off the top of his paycheck every month.
I wonder if she isn't pursuing it because she worries that if she gets child support, that opens up the possibility that he could get visitation. I've known women who have done that to protect their kids from dads who are wildly inconsistent, drop them off with new girlfriends, if they show up at all
@@staceyy6064This is something I don't understand; not putting dad on child support for fear of visitation. Given how he behaves and what he's been doing, plus the fact that he lives far away, visitation is not happening. She can ask for 100% time and she'd probably get it. She probably just doesn't want to deal with his nonsense.
29-year-old man with an 8-year-old kid (special needs no less!!) talking about "wanting to take streaming seriously" but still on his mama's cell phone plan and was driving around a beemer he couldn't even finance on his own. And didn't even take out car insurance on it. I hope there's more to this story but this is just wild.
@@toohdaYeah you're right because it normally means you're at fault then because you weren't supposed to be on the road so if you were following the law the accident would have never
I came from a consumer household. My mom always having Amazon deliveries and she was purchasing even more when she got her motorcycle. She did instill the same values onto me and things were “I’ll just put it on my CC and pay it whenever” for a while. And when I got in over my head by maxing out my credit card at 5k at 21yo she just said “welcome to the real world.” I realized she had no money, at 53yo and had a mortgage, rusting out car, a 25k motorcycle, and credit cards up the yaza. She then didn’t have money for a roof replacement so I lent her 1500 and I was broke. Thats when I learned that I can’t get stuck like that. My mom was relying off my sister and I to house her when she gets old. She has no retirement, only 45k that lost 15k during covid and hasn’t recovered. As far as she and my sister know, I’m a broke 26yo. I’m too paranoid to have them know how much I make.
Don't ever tell her. Her bad decisions are not your responsibility to amend. Gotta take care of yourself before you can take care of someone else, and thats if you even want to
Doordash and food delivery is such an incredibly luxurious way to spend money. I'm in my 30s, and I still struggle to understand how "normalized" delivery has become. This shit was NOT AROUND 15 years ago. And now people act like it's a goddamn need. I mean sure, we always had pizza delivery, but even in my early 20s, no one was ordering pizza delivery every day. Sure, they'd go out to eat every day, but delivery itself is an incredibly privileged service to be having.
I hate to talk shit about my own, and newer generations but folks are ignoring the financial cost and forgetting how to grocery shop and to cook - a basic life skill - for the convenience of getting food delivered. Are people getting that lazy or stupid not to see the bigger picture here?
@@rtre957 I think that speaks more to our terrible food system and most people's lack of access to healthy, affordable foods all of which is intentional. Our health care system profits off of the sick. There's a reason why big pharma and health insurance companies like Blue Cross spend as much as they do lobbying to ensure our health and agricultural systems stay exactly as they are now.
I will never understand it and I used to do food delivery. Almost everyone has the ability to drive to get their food. Most people only order from places less than 20min drive from them anyway, and the cost of their order would basically double if they paid for delivery after all the fees+tips. It really boggles my mind. Also the food usually gets cold before it gets to you anyway 😅
I’m 21 and can’t believe it. I only ever instacart if I’m in need of something I can’t go get because I’m wheelchair bound. Food delivery is out of the question unless I get a really good deal which is probably once every six months. How much people prioritize ordering food over bills and their KIDS astonishes me
Is NOT considering moving back to where he could be near his son because he wants to create content and potentially be homeless? These dead beat dads have it so easy, I can't even stand it. Where is the DRIVE and MOTIVATION to be near your CHILD??? I truly don't get it
I really think some people just love talking about their problems and getting sympathy. You can see it in a lot of guests faces, they light up when talking about their issues, and it often sounds well-rehearsed. Your problems aren’t cool, what’s cool is comfort and financial safety. So glad Caleb’s team is working to change this mindset 👏🏽
Some people are addicted to the struggle. They’ve been doing it so long, they think it’s some kind of badge of honor. “Look at how much I’m going through. It’s so stressful living this way, but I get through it every day because I’m a warrior💪”
The same ppl who say that there should be a financial literacy course in school are the same ppl who will skip said class and blame the edu system for their failures.
Exactly, our education system isn't perfect but I'm sick of people blaming school for being stupid even though they probably didn't even pay attention in school. If you care so much about what school or your parents didn't teach you, why don't you teach yourself with all the free time you have with limitless amount of information you can get with the internet? If people don't want to put in the effort to be wiser and responsible it's their own fault.
i've found, that paying attention in school and learning how to learn things, allows you to then go and do some self-education on other, more important matters.
I’ve been watching these for a while but I was shocked to see someone I knew on here. I used to work with him at an ABA center doing a behavior tech job and I had such a high opinion of him. He had a great energy with the kids and seemed to be working hard for his son. So sad to see that he moved away from his son and isn’t doing anything to support him. I really hope the best for him and he turns it around and gets his priorities in order.
I would like to give a shout-out to my thermos. I take things like soup and beans with me to university. The food stays hot until I eat it somewhere on campus, and saves me from buying food from the cafeteria. This post was inspired by Caleb’s passionate rant about sandwiches.
I keep seeing this pattern of Caleb saying something like "You need to spend less on food" and the guest says "Oh, so you don't want me to eat!??". In their mind, the options are spend $1,000/month on food or not eat at all.
It’s like they don’t think it’s possible to buy groceries in bulk and cook meals at home. So many people are lazy and like to act like their wants are needs.
I seriously can't fathom how normalized door dashing every meal is for some people. I'm convinced if doordash didn't exist these people would starve to death, they just simply cannot understand any other way to obtain food.
Here’s why:: in 2012 I took the train through Russia. Russians don’t afford restaurants and they can’t. And it’s normal there. In america for 5 decades Americans have been “affording” to eat out. Americans are NOW needing to stop that. But their brains are so absolutely stuck in the past
Asking if people have children should really be one of the first questions Caleb asks - like how does this guy go almost an hour without mentioning he has a child
It was shocking how the son was such an afterthought. But when a person is using expensive delivery food and clothes as a mental crutch/cope it shows how selfish they are. So I guess it shouldn’t be surprising they are selfish in the support of their offspring, too.
Deevon: "I like clothes, I like to look good" Caleb: "Well I hope it keeps you warm under the bridge you'll be living under" Damn, I'm calling 911, I just saw someone get murdered
"clothes are part of my personality so i should spend more on them" "the gov has to pay for my child because being a father isnt part of my personality" many such cases. way to be a stereotype. and a child.
@@serryjeinfeld4864 black men abandon their kids at very high rates & black people use gov assistance at high rates as well. Its a statistical fact at this point, unfortunately. Wanting flashy clothes is also a stereotype, though not as bad as the not raising their kids. Probably alot of overlap between the 2 things as wasting money on flashy clothes leaves less for raising kids.
Here’s the insane thing. I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world. My partner and I eat out around 2 times a week and do groceries the rest of the time. And it’s still less than 1200$ per month!! What is this dude ordering??
I did the math once with a 12 taco supreme pack from taco bell. Doordash: $25-35 Drive Thru: $12-13 It's wild that people don't realize how expensive doordashing your stuff is. Even if you still choose to get fast food, that's gonna cut that cost down by a lot getting it yourself.
It’s really sad that his proposed budget doesn’t include “I pay what I can” fund for the son. I hope he gets taken to court and the child is made a priority. It was super cringy when he said that him visiting and being in his sons life was the support. What a man-child.
I think he’s lying and doesn’t have a kid. He was searching for something to tell Caleb that would make him seem like a good guy or redeem himself. Check the long pause before remembering “Down syndrome”.
FYI - eating cheap and healthy go hand in hand. I eat tons of plain Greek yogurt, muesli, oatmeal, spinach, fruit, and soups. Those are ALL cheap and last me at least one week if not longer.
Soup is easy, filling, insanely versatile, dirt cheap, usually pretty healthy, and can last a whole week. And if you're lazy, there are about a thousand different soups you can make in a $30 slow cooker with about five minutes' worth of effort. Soup is basically the ultimate food.
“That’s why I’m here! You’re here to save me!” No my man, he’s here to show YOU how to save YOURSELF. That’s the real problem, thinking that no matter how bad he messes up somebody will come along and fix it without him growing at all or correcting any of the actions that led him here.
Dude mentioned having manic depression (aka bipolar). This conversation seems very manic, so I’m not sure how effective this conversation will be for him. Best of luck that he’s able to approach it with a level head later
Right, the way he's talking and his priorities, plus how he also says he's very depressed. It's exactly what I'm like during a mixed episode. And mixed episodes are definitely a huge part of my current financial situation. I think he really needs to go to a therapist and psychiatrist if he's dx'ed bipolar. Otherwise it'll get more out of control, and seem impossible to get out of the hole he's digging. I can't think of why else fries and streaming is a higher priority than his son and the mother of his child.
I left my house at 16 and was never taught financial literacy, but I understand the importance of being responsible. Some people are just full of excuses
I am shocked and disappointed that paying child support was not even a discussion for his budget. He should absolutely be supporting the mother of his child!
@@dillyfrank5562supporting the kids needs comes in the form of reimbursing the mother for your half that she already paid upfront as the responsible adult actively taking care of the child.
It’s crazy how often I see people with cheap rent overspend instead of taking advantage of the opportunity to put away more money. Then when that situation ends, they’re panicking.
I bet if you checked his DoorDash/Uber apps he’d have an assload of service fees as well. Don’t use these apps and if you can in fact afford to use them at least subscribe to their bullshit plans to reduce service fees.
@@SimonCasfr. last winter I started DDing a ton and at one point I just sat back and thought ‘I’m paying double the price for food that’s lukewarm at best’ and I may have gotten it twice since. Only time I’ll ever use it now is if it’s lake on a weekend and I can get pizza, only thing that travels well
i hate people using school not teaching financial literacy as an excuse. it's common sense that someone making minimum wage cant afford a BMW or $1,000 a month on doordash.
Right? People cry because they don't want to learn fucking high school math, and then say that they'll never have to find X or whatever in real life, but personal finances is basic algebra + being responsible.
This young man needs to be on proper court ordered & supervised child support payment plan. The mother needs to make him assist on taking care of the child they both made.
Any time someone uses the words “pretty much” or “basically” when describing their profession, I immediately know they do not have the licensure for said profession. He is definitely a para or a certified behavior tech. He is NOT a behavioral therapist or a teacher
I can’t speak for this dude, but when I was a TMS tech, I either explain the entire pre-surgical work up process and my role in it, or I say “Basically, I shock your brain for a living.” I usually went with the latter unless the person was in an adjacent field (EEG, IOM, etc) or seemed interested.
To clarify, I am referring to describing their title or the actual profession. For example, a healthcare worker stating they are “basically a nurse” while not having that licensure. We’re not talking about describing your job duties. He said he was “basically a behavioral therapist”. This is an unbelievable and dangerous conflation of what his qualifications are.
omg another parent not in their kids life, 2 in one week. Hate this. I'm tired of seeing parents putting their wants (to be a content creator instead of working, to travel the US in a van, etc.) Over being in their child's life and taking care of them. I don't think people like this deserve to be on the show.
I agree. I’m so tired of seeing these people not getting called out for how their actions not only are screwing over their futures but the children they brought into the world.
Disagree with the idea that these individuals do not need to be on the show. I believe they're going to benefit out of the experience plus we as the audience see the "creators" failing to be Real adults. Not that is entertaining to watch adults failed😢
Mental health is a part of everyone's life. It is the driving force of all of our decisions. Some have poor mental health and some people have good mental health. A lot of bad decisions of someone you deem to be a loser could be due to their poor mental health. Just the fact that you think of someone in a negative way or call them a loser could mean that you yourself have some issues that would indicate poor mental health.
@dahbaldguy No, mental health is becoming a blanket statement that is being thrown around way too much. Can't go around committing atrocities, then throw your hands up and say ... well, mental health, yah know.
Only 6 days left to get dirty with your money 😜 shop.calebhammer.com/dirty
Nowadays, managers make less than employees in the restraunt business!!!
That 1m looks nice caleb
I supposed to be saving! 😢😂
Any chance for a dirty money sale?
Caleb, maybe in addition to the Hammer Financial Score, you should also give a Risk Of Homelessness score. Like who is going to rent to someone with a 400 credit score and utilities in collections? There’s a lot of folks on your show that are a few more bad decisions away from living on the streets 😢
He should feel ashamed for not supporting his child while doordashing for 1000$.
But “NaChO fRiEs 🎶” bro
its a misdemeanor punishable by 6 months in jail
Because Doordash makes him feel good
i will bet his 'dad' abandoned him too.
@@crazeekids9744 The mother of his child probably has stories for days about him being absent.
So this guy just openly admitted that he works with children with developmental disabilities but will not put in effort to be there for his own child with a developmental disability? Got it. 😵💫
Black men absolutely do not care about their children
Is that why he didn't call the police for the car accident. They'll find out he's not paying child support?
@@cindy-ml7vo probably
He himself got developmental issues that’s why he’s kid is gougougaga
If he defaulted his CS, he may not even have a license.@@cindy-ml7vo
The way he talked about freaking NACHO FRIES with more passion than his CHILD infuriates me! Life is tough, grow up 🙄
In his defense, nacho fries are cooler than kids ngl.
And nacho fries are gross
@@gardnereric10nah them shits hit when they put mad seasoning on them
Meh@@KidBowsur
it felt like he was trying to have a memeable moment, like taquitos, to like get taco bell to give him an ad
"I bought groceries one time, but then I ate them all :( so I had to start buying Taco bell again" bc youre only allowed to go grocery shopping once a year
😂😂😂
Underrated comment
😂 what man you go outside and buy food from the market abd just save money?!
Lmao 😂
Ah yes. The “I don’t have money to live, but I refuse to live like a poor person” mantra. Classic!
Every time
The Jacket and BMW are big red flags
@@Nat-hu4gqyup. My uncle (marriage, not blood) was worth hundreds of millions through his dad giving him the leg up.
They lived in like a 3 bedroom house and had "nice" cars but they were like 1980s BMW/Mercedes in the early 2000s 😂
He's since passed and that whole side of the family I guess bought a beach house, but I guess it's open to extended family AND the further you go down the line the more likely the next generation is to f*ck everything up.
It was just interesting watching my uncle. Also, generational wealth is a half myth when you look at the stats of family fortunes
I also found it interesting how the behavioral therapist is seen flipping out in the intro of the video. It’s never rational to raise your voice when frustrated
@@oldkingcrow777there’s some interesting studies that 2/3 families lose all generational wealth within 3 generations. Old money sticks cause it’s in trusts and contracts and has strict rules. New money is gone within 100 years.
"I like to dress nice" *wears a silver blazer over a red button up with a graphic tee over it*
💀💀💀
it better keep you warm under the bridge you’re gonna live under 💀💀💀💀💀 caleb such a savage
That means "I like to overpay for stuff that has someone else's name on it in the name of cred".
“It kept me alive Mann 🥹🥺”
Leave the man a single shred of dignity for lord's sake, he's got nothing else but that damn fit.
He had an 8yr old son with Down syndrome and he moved to Austin on a whim to make content. Leaving the mom to completely take care of the kid on her own?! This is so super sad
It’s disgraceful. And the Government is footing the bill. Why isn’t the Government chasing him to contribute?
Unreal
There's a stereotype joke here somewhere
It’s probably why he’s depressed bc he know that’s wrong. SMH 🤦🏾♀️
They can now. Show this to the judge and they will flip their shit.
The fact that Caleb had gone through all of his financials and had no idea he had a child should tell people everything they need to know about what kind of dad he is
@@deannaluna3490The judgement should be on this deadbeat. The mother appears to be caring for the child with disabilities all by herself while this wannabe DJ is living his (unproductive) life and contributing nothing.
@@OkiChick302 Honestly, it almost serves the mother right for irresponsibly picking a Ν despite having easy access to the fatherlessness statistics and knowing how it was likely to end.
@@O_Reiyou seem well-adjusted yourself lmao
@@O_Rei Excuse me? 🤔
@@campcampcamp What? Was that too subtle for you?
The lack of incorporating his child into his goals is disappointing. Instead, money is going towards door dash.
It’s way more common than you would think. Some people just get overwhelmed especially kids with special needs and instead of learning they run away.
10 mins in, and I read this comment! HES GOT A KID?!?! Like common these people are insane. My parents sacrificed A LOT, we ate beans and rice almost every day. Mans wyldyn spending dumb money on door dash.
I agree. Such childish behaviour.
@@Jellyclaws221 doesn't even mention the kid until like 2/3 of the way through, that's how you truly know his kid is a complete afterthought
The best thing about this show is its shows how selfish people are now compared to previous generations living with less to give their kids more.
This dude is trying to banter like they're two buddies live streaming together. Bro, take the audit seriously wtf. This is your life.
yeah definitely kind of a coping mechanism as well. when being confronted it is easy for individuals to try to befriend the person confronting then
He needs to advertise his streaming channel after all lmao
That’s what it was. He was driving me insane. Frustrating personality.
im 11 minutes in and im not sure i can listen to this for another hour lol
RIGHT
he spoke about taco bell more than his child. what a horrible guest😅
that's his food baby
Maybe he is private about his family
So you don't like Tacos ok man.
Did had a handicapped kid and doesn't want that life. It is what it is. That's why he took off. This idiot shouldn't be a father
Dammit....now I want taco bell 😢
Supporting your homies😃
Supporting your kids🙅🏼♂️
Literally smh 🤦
he didnt even wanna bring up his kid, he was embarrassed to be not supporting him, his first statement shoulda been I would like to save money to support my family
actually wild when you think about it
not only does he support his homies before his own kid. he takes care of other kids with disabilities but not his son with disabilities.
he is a mega loser.
RNS 😂
Dude moved away from his kid, doesn’t pay child support, and then uses his kid’s disability as a pity me moment. Ridiculous. Grow up. Instead of being obsessed with Nacho Fries, be obsessed with giving two fs about your kid.
Kids with disabilities are written off an impossible to help. Those babies are at the mercy of the love of their parents. I would know. I have one. Not what I imagined my life would be, and it is hard, but they put out what you put in to them, and it's EXTREMELY rewarding to see those little wins. But people often write tge disabled off immediatelt as the news is devastating, to say the least.😢
Even just giving HALF a fuck about his child would be like pulling teeth for this idiot.
He's a deadbeat. He could easily face punishment under the DDPA if the mom does the right thing and ask for child support in a court. Then he faces 2 years federal prison time once he doesn't pay, 80% served min.
@@miffedcuttlefish6139it’s made even worse by the fact he works with kids with disabilities. (Presumably) he doesn’t believe they’re unhelpable, and he actually has the skills and knowledge to at least attempt to help his kid (where many parents, somewhat understandably, have no idea what their children might need if they have disabilities and why special things they might need to do) and he still doesn’t do anything.
I have a feeling he used him having a kid with disabilities to get his current job too ....even though he basically has nothing to do with him
Why did he come on the show just to argue? The defensiveness about spending $965 on eating out is WILD
Bro could have ordered so much just like frozen meals for that much money.
I don't think I spend that much on eating out in 2 years.
He's a streamer. He wants more eyes on his channel
@@alephnaught8343 i will spend 20-30 a week eating out. (sometimes nothing) 900 is fucking wild.
He's a real dumb guy.
There is no way he is almost 30. He acts like a 13 yo... and is in charge of other people's kids? That's so scary
Omg he has a kid? This situation just got so much more sick...
The way he talks about nacho fries is literally a teenage boy
Those kids probably love him.
@@kaylitobrianot just has he teaches, your child could be getting taught by him
I highly doubt he’s actually a teacher
This dude crying about potentially becoming homeless and then immediately trying to justify a grand a month in door dash is killing me
Yeah, ok...buuuuuuut....have you heard of..... NACHO fries?? 🥴
If I were the mom of the disabled child, I would be suing this jerk for child support this instant.
I would be using this video as proof of him having more than enough money to pay child support
Good idea. He needs a motivation
Would it be worth it though? You would win the judgement but no money. He’s broke, you would be getting nothing
@@knighthawk9123they can garnish his wages
@@knighthawk9123 Automatic paycheck deduction. Works a charm😁
This guest doesn't have a financial literacy problem, he has a personal responsibility problem.
They're the same thing
@@brahtrumpwonbigly7309heavily related, yes. Wouldn't say the same thing
@@brahtrumpwonbigly7309No they’re not. There are plenty of wealthy individuals who are good with money but will ignore their partner and children’s needs cause it’s not their responsibility.
He is about to be homeless but is spending over $20 a day on getting fast food delivered while driving without car insurance because it's expensive.... the thought process of this individual blows my mind considering he is a teacher.
If he is making $18.50 an hour he is NOT a certified teacher....he is using that term loosely. He is more likely an aide, a paraprofessional.
Teaching special needs kids, when he is the one that needs to be taught.
@@dking1362 Exactly.
Typical Millenial mindset
I think he has insurance now.
He cant support his kid but he drives a BMW. This guy is a piece of work.
$30k millionaire mentality
I doubt it was a nice bmw… if so I think Caleb would’ve grilled him on that
@@Z-ef1rr basic model for basic peoples
@@Z-ef1rr Either way, no BMW is a good investment if you are broke. If its a cheap model then you pay in repairs. Should have got a camry.
@CodeBonYT 100%
Nothing about a cheap BMW ends up being cheap.
The way my jaw dropped when I realized the first time he brought up his son was to swear by him 😭😭
Same!!!
A special education teacher who left his kid with Down syndrome in his hometown and doesn’t pay child support. Insane
😂💀
That's too normalized smh.
Yeah man but taco's
Dude buy a sack of potatoes, some canola oil, taco seasoning, and a can of El Rios jalapeño cheese sauce. $10 and you’ll be set for the month. Not paying for your disabled son over some cheese fries is WILD.
Pork butt is like 2 dollars a pound where I'm at. I make fat ass pork burritos for basically pennies.
Yo, Imma have to try this. How are you cooking the potatoes?
@@aang6421 for a healthier and easier option you can roast them on a baking sheet at 425 until nice and crispy, for a more true to fast food option you can deep fry them in the oil. If you fry them, let them rest a bit, then fry them again, then toss in the seasonings directly after frying they will be extra crispy and delicious. But the roasting is much easier and healthier. If I roast them I season them before cooking, if frying I season directly after.
Add some onions to that pile, and some milk, and potato soup is also an option. And lots of other things. Potatoes and onions can be used together in lots of different ways.
It's like these people don't understand that spending 150 dollars one time every 2 weeks or even weekly on groceries is FAR cheaper than spending 15 or 20 bucks twice a day on fast food.
It’s not financial literacy, it’s the ability to delay satisfaction until your able to afford it
This^^^ so many ppl blame their parents for “not teaching them financial literacy”. You’re an adult now
He doesn't know how to budget....at the end of the month, you have more bills than money to pay them. Duh. Spend less. Budget 101.
@@courtneya2207that literally is financial literacy dumby
I love how Caleb doesn’t accept any excuses. He always holds people accountable
Except about abandoning their kids in this case. That was glazed over
There's a sad lack of holding people accountable in the world
BuT nAcHo FrIeS
“Sends what he can” whilst spending $1000 on fast food and “likes to look good”… Does your child not also need to eat and have clothes?
Thank you he is doing this misfortune on purpose.
He mentioned that the government helps take care of his son.
It’s not the government’s problem, or us the taxpayer’s problem, to take care of his child. Grow up dude.
@jenr854 the state actually comes after the Father for reimbursement of food stamps, medicaid, etc paid om behalf of the kid. They come many years later, but they will and do charge child support payable to the state government.
@@jenr854 that's real but I'll pay this taxes and take off that baby because unfortunately they baby doesn't have a father nor a man in their life.
Every week i say he can't possibly find someone dumber, and every week he provides.
Idk why but the he provides bit got me rolling ahhahhahahah
Best comment 😂😂
Best comment fr
This should be the highlighted comment of the day. 😂
“I have a degree in SYSTEMS ENGINEERING REEEEEEEEE!!!!”
You know what’s not in the pie chart? The money he should be giving to support his child. You know who’s not just giving “what I can” to take care of his child? The mother. Absolutely disgraceful
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I have to honestly wonder if meeting and trying to coach these people has a toll on Caleb’s mental health.
@@Alex-nh7clit certainly does on mine, and I’m just listening to
@@O_Rei He’s not taking care of his child and that is horrible, but your racism is so, SO unnecessary.
@@O_Reibased.
i dont understand how they manage to find such insufferable people on such a consistent basis
Just go where there’s young democrats
“At least my credit score’s not bad”
His credit score: 590
Bruh 🤦♀️
"iTs NoT tHaT bAd" 😭
😂😂
Could be a lot worse
@@juliet4093 uh not really… anything lower than 580 is considered deep subprime. Basically the worst of the worst as far as lenders are concerned.
Cannot believe he is choosing Doordash over a roof over his head and taking care of his disabled son. Good luck to him!
If he stays poor, he doesn’t have to pay child support
Thats an unfair comment... Have you tried nacho fries?!
Scariest thing? He's teaching other people's children.
@@Revetus915Hopefully THE STATE will come after him. People go to jail for not paying child support
@@dwakeling1no I prefer real food that won’t give me fatty liver disease
If you can't afford car insurance you can't afford a car.
Let alone a BMW
Ikr?! Like I've been driving the same crappy car for years now bc insurance is so expensive (but slowly going down) and bro gets a BMW?! 😭
If he crashes it he just lost like, everything.
If you need to finance a car you can't afford that car.
@@flor9345not unless he got GAP as well, GAP IIRC covers up to 150% of the total value of the car, basically if you total a 27k car and its value dropped to 18k, GAP will cover the depreciation value.
@@ajkulac9895 amen!
Thanks for saying bartending requires skill. Sometimes I feel like a failure as an adult because my path lead me behind the bar. But I really do love making cocktails. ❤
Dude, bartenders are awesome. It's not an easy job. Between the long, physical hours, the people you deal with, and the mental energy needed. You're always ON. You're doing awesome!
Yes bartending is such a skill ! You got my full respect ! I feel the same about my full on barista position so you have my sympathy 😅
Dude you could be banking off that making videos of making cocktails at home you're gorgeous get that hustle going
This guy is a pathetic example of a father. He really cares more about Nacho Fries than his kid
I thought he was just doing this as a joke, then the kid came up and im like.... WOW! What a father, lifes a joke but you got a little one to feed... sad sad.
Can’t believe he said “When I lost my license I had to catch the bus to see my son so that was even more money I had to fork out”
This guy came on to be a character... stop getting people who have a TH-cam, twitch channel or any social media attempting to get followers
I was checking out the comments right at the start of the video as a little preview, but this comment is making me click away. Sorry to Caleb and his team, but I can't stand these petty grabs for attention lol. It's like their brains are wired to care about such weird impractical things so much that they just don't put in any good faith effort into actually supporting the purpose of the show.
I agree, i felt like he was trying to be entertaining then worrying about his finances
i mean its beneficial for both of them
Yeah it's what bring a views. Once the thumbnails got really crazy you already know what it is. But it's TH-cam you gotta do what you gotta do
imagine thinking this is good publicity tho. dudes a loser for dipping on his family like that
This guy started out being dishonest about his job, he’s not a teacher, he’s a para-pro if he’s making $18.50 an hour. He’s really good at deceiving himself and did throughout this entire convo.
but have you heard of Nacho Fries?!?!?
so a 'classroom assistant' in UK language. Makes sense of the salary rate
@@helenr4300 , and FYI, this is VERY common when it comes to complaints about teacher pay in the US. Journalists will write pieces that feature someone like this guy, who isn't really a teacher and therefore isn't representative, or they will feature someone who is 23 and just graduated college who is in their first year teaching kindergarten and therefore they are at the very bottom (the first year) of the "pay schedule".
that is still considered a teacher??? also my teachers made 20 an hour
First he said teacher, then he said behavioral therapist... like, my guy, you can't just throw around professions that require licenses when you don't have one.
"you calling me dumb" yes. yes we are.
He lost me at the groceries.
If you are broke and facing homeless, you don't worry about enjoying your food, you worry about surviving.
When I was broke and surviving, I took the bus to the grocery store. Plain oatmeal for breakfast(no milk), PB&J's for lunch with a piece of fruit as a splurge. 2x a week I made a cheap soup or pasta dish with no meat that I could eat leftovers on for a few days.
So, I don't have a lot of sympathy for someone that doordashes food and claims to be broke.
Beans and rice with cheap protein (like turkey), a bag of frozen vegetables + a random seasoning. Make a big pot of that and portion into containers for the week. It’s like $12-15 for a dozen adult sized portions. Does it taste great? Ehhhh. Is it nutritious? Yes.
A pack of chicken and uncle Ben's instant rice is like 10 bucks at my loal publix. throw in some veggies you have a balances meal. This guy is just lazy
If it's between shelter and food, shelter is what you pick every single time. It's far easier to get community assistance with food than it is housing.
@@VicvicWyou don't even need community assistance. You can get a cart full of food at grocery outlets for $50 and they're near almost every "poor" area.
It's a lot harder to find a cheap place to live near where you work than to find cheap food 😂
There are many places to get food for free in Austin. People also often donate on Facebook free stuff groups. Ordering delivery is the most expensive thing you could do from many options available.
To hell with deadbeat Dads. I truly wish him no success at all until he accepts his responsibilities as a father.
Not being able to cook for yourself is a legitimate emergency 🚨
Thank you!
But he is feeling feelings!
Anyone with opposable thumbs can cook
And there's literally zero reason for it. There are thousands of videos on TH-cam from creators of all walks of life showing you how to cook incredibly basic food. Whenever someone tells me they can't cook nowadays I just assume it's because they're lazy
No, it's not. Grow the hell up. Eating out all the time messes up your stomach. The emergency will come when he ends up at the ER with bad digestive issues.
The way he goes "That's what ur here fooor" just pisses me off, like it's someone else's job to make him not poor
Seriously. it made me so angry and when he it's hard for him, it could be easier if he wasn't just a jackass
Did this dude literally say he bought groceries and then....ate them all...as a way to justify going back to doordashing? Does he not understand it's a recurrent task that needs to be completed?!! I cannoooooootttttt.
That part made me laugh out loud lmaoooo like he doesn’t understand he has to be consistent
Fr, like does this dude also think "i put gas in my car and it did work and I drove around for a week, but then I used all the gas and now my car won't move anymore so I have to uber everywhere"
I was very confused about that too like uhm you need to go shopping at least 2-4 times a month lol
Blaming your financial education on high school is so wild to me. We had physical education and majority of adults are still over weight.
I'm using that line
That is true. But you know what people don't get? Education on nutrition. Exercise is important for the cardiovascular system, but you can't outrun a bad diet.
And guess what is cheaper? Ultraprocessed food. People with low income tend to become grossly overweight because of that.
@@Outworlder Well it doesn't help that cafeteria food and vending machines only serve garbage.
@@Outworlder But if schools sold healthy food, we all know it would cost an arm and a leg. For no reason at all.
They took out most comprehensive PE course from schools as ppl started getting bigger. Also you would be one of those overweight adults. You are buff as heck but the way the stats count ppl overweight does not care about that. Now I on the other hand am overweight because of taquitos.
As a mother of 3, the amount of people I see on here that don’t take care of their children is sickening. Horrible.
Don't watch the last episode. You'll lose it.
And they let anybody make babies. Blows my friggin mind.
This dude has kids somewhere too?!?! Haven’t gotten that far yet… sad
As a father of 2, my children eat before I do
@@nczioox1116exactly..and no way could I choose to be away from my kids...my lil guy is gunna be a year and 12 yr old daughter and no way I could do that
The emotional baggage Caleb unintentionally has to carry after these episodes must be draining. Poor financial stability often means poor mental health.
Shut up wit all the dam emotions….successful men deal wit logic not Watever ur talking about
@@Lenoxlanellc I am sorry to what happened to you and I hope you get better soon and I sincerely hope you don't poison other people's children with this childish nonsense IRL. Good luck, brother and stop being a whimp and confront your emotions like a big boy already! Your attitude is exactly what creates mental health cases like this. Much love (no homo) and good luck growing up
@Lenoxlanellc the name "Lucy" implies you responded to a female. About being a real man. And yes Caleb the host the most logical one on the show. Probably also has emotions to deal with. Not sure how I feel about emotional baggage but you used no logic or reason in your own response making you in your own definition not a real man. 🤔 idk just a quick note
@@helmut7983 u just make no sense cause I was just letting a female know how a man thinks n not to use whatever logic he uses because her logic is most likely gonna be way it made her feel like instead of actual facts....second Caleb knows he is running an marketing a show/business that's based in entertainment so he's gonna try n make his personality something people would like....n third u obviously don't use logic n just sayings cuz it made u feel bad or some type of way....idk just a quick thought🤷🏾♂️
I would not trust my child in the care of a man who doesn't lift a finger to take care of his own.
amen to this.
So many guests with children they won't take care of is sickening. 😞
Definitely becoming a trend, some people just shouldnt have kids.
I'm disgusted by this man
It’s gross and so so sad
Exactly! 😢
If they can’t take care of themselves why would you think they could take care of kids ?
It’s frustrating listening to someone almost in their 30s blame their money mismanagement on the fact that no one ever taught them. That’s such a poor excuse. No one taught you how to DoorDash but you seem to have picked that up pretty well.
THIS!!!!
Boom
Exactly! Even if it is true the adults in your childhood didn't properly teach you financial discipline...you can't go your whole adult life blaming it on them. At some point you have to teach yourself and change your life
@willmahan4161 I bet his parents didin't teach him how to set up streaming on Twitch... yet he did figure that out by himself.
I wonder how he did that? Maybe an angel gave him that knowledge overnight or...he googled how?
Because a child is on SSD doesnt mean you dont have to still pay for the child, that is for their added needs and therapies, not basic care, thats still on the parents. Not like mom gets a discount when she takes care of little man
He's considered at fault for the wreck BECAUSE he didn't have insurance. It's his fault because he shouldn't have been on the road in the first place. That's how it works in Texas
The other driver didn't have insurance either, so how is that handled? In Jamaica, the person who hits you in the back is at fault, no matter what.
Why do people act like they cant exist in society without doordash, uber, etc? Pretty sure we werent spending $30 for some taco bell 15 years ago.
I'm 58 years old. I've never used Door Dash, Uber, or had a Starbucks product. My house and all vehicles are paid off. We don't use credit cards and never went to college. I sleep well.
@@lot2196 Good. I used it one single time when my truck was in the shop. That $35 Chic Fil A sandwich still gives me nightmares.
@@austingray6885 That makes a whole lot of sense unfortunately.
@@lot2196#boomerflex
@@austingray6885 $1500 didn't change millions of people like that. Door dash and other services were on the rise long before the pandemic. Americans are addicted to convenience, it's been that way for a while now.
As Caleb has gotten bigger he's started getting more and more guests on here that seem to be more about chasing the clout and riding the algorithm of the channel than about getting the help that Caleb's offering. It's kinda frustrating to see so many guests come on like him who are making jokes, weak justifications and seem to be both baffled by and enjoying their own ignorance.
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The producers need to see this.
No more streamers or OF models.
100% Really want to start seeing like Follow up Friday's now. Caleb has done enough of these now to try to get past guests on and update their situation- I know it may be difficult but I would rather see either a positive update or a negative one with a new plan than some of the more recent guests who have no intention to change whatsoever. Hard to get invested in a lost cause who only comes on for Drama. Genuinely feel that if this is the path the Channel is on it won't lead to long term success. I hope I am wrong as I have found this show so useful and engaging.
@@BenjaminDover95The producers know full and well what they're doing. These fools get the most views
This stuff isn't confusing. Takes a few google searches to become an "expert" on Caleb's level. People come to this channel to see morons like this guy, not to see financially illiterate people turn their life around.
For a guy who has no money and tried to get sympathy talking about being so depressed that he can't get out of bed, he sure does go to a lot of places via Uber
Why is the child support payment not included in the budget at all? His child’s mother needs to immediately have the courts put him on child support and have them vacuum the payment right off the top of his paycheck every month.
I wonder if she isn't pursuing it because she worries that if she gets child support, that opens up the possibility that he could get visitation.
I've known women who have done that to protect their kids from dads who are wildly inconsistent, drop them off with new girlfriends, if they show up at all
@@staceyy6064yes! And not just visitation but having custody of the child.
She definitely needs to so they can vacuum that money out of his check. I love that
Well, now that he admited that online I guess It could be done
@@staceyy6064This is something I don't understand; not putting dad on child support for fear of visitation. Given how he behaves and what he's been doing, plus the fact that he lives far away, visitation is not happening. She can ask for 100% time and she'd probably get it. She probably just doesn't want to deal with his nonsense.
These thumbnails are getting insane 😭
So much fun to make
I gotta acknowledge the hard work, but personally, not a fan. Seems a little zoomeresque
@@ohrain801they are fire regardless
@@ohrain801 they definitely grab people's attention... i know it grabbed my...
They are tame compared to these peoples’ spending habits.
29-year-old man with an 8-year-old kid (special needs no less!!) talking about "wanting to take streaming seriously" but still on his mama's cell phone plan and was driving around a beemer he couldn't even finance on his own. And didn't even take out car insurance on it. I hope there's more to this story but this is just wild.
Wild is not the right word. Pathetic? Sad?
Wildly irresponsible.
Everyone who saw this is all thinking the same thing. Everyone.
When you sue him and tell the judge you were driving without insurance, they will dismiss your case
Yep shouldnt have been on the road PERIOD
Gotta have clean hands!
Not true
😂😂😂😂
@@toohdaYeah you're right because it normally means you're at fault then because you weren't supposed to be on the road so if you were following the law the accident would have never
I came from a consumer household. My mom always having Amazon deliveries and she was purchasing even more when she got her motorcycle. She did instill the same values onto me and things were “I’ll just put it on my CC and pay it whenever” for a while. And when I got in over my head by maxing out my credit card at 5k at 21yo she just said “welcome to the real world.” I realized she had no money, at 53yo and had a mortgage, rusting out car, a 25k motorcycle, and credit cards up the yaza. She then didn’t have money for a roof replacement so I lent her 1500 and I was broke. Thats when I learned that I can’t get stuck like that. My mom was relying off my sister and I to house her when she gets old. She has no retirement, only 45k that lost 15k during covid and hasn’t recovered. As far as she and my sister know, I’m a broke 26yo. I’m too paranoid to have them know how much I make.
Don't ever tell her. Her bad decisions are not your responsibility to amend. Gotta take care of yourself before you can take care of someone else, and thats if you even want to
You sound like the real problem, push over with a victim mentality. Do better
Way to break the cycle!! Congrats and wishing you peace and prosperity❤❤
God damm that rough but ya you first then family second when your doing better and if they can change
So basically he's a child taking care of children... while neglecting his own.
Doordash and food delivery is such an incredibly luxurious way to spend money.
I'm in my 30s, and I still struggle to understand how "normalized" delivery has become. This shit was NOT AROUND 15 years ago. And now people act like it's a goddamn need. I mean sure, we always had pizza delivery, but even in my early 20s, no one was ordering pizza delivery every day. Sure, they'd go out to eat every day, but delivery itself is an incredibly privileged service to be having.
I hate to talk shit about my own, and newer generations but folks are ignoring the financial cost and forgetting how to grocery shop and to cook - a basic life skill - for the convenience of getting food delivered.
Are people getting that lazy or stupid not to see the bigger picture here?
@@oscher88 Let's not forget they are also getting fat and costing a lot of taxpayer money for their declining health
@@rtre957 I think that speaks more to our terrible food system and most people's lack of access to healthy, affordable foods all of which is intentional. Our health care system profits off of the sick. There's a reason why big pharma and health insurance companies like Blue Cross spend as much as they do lobbying to ensure our health and agricultural systems stay exactly as they are now.
I will never understand it and I used to do food delivery. Almost everyone has the ability to drive to get their food. Most people only order from places less than 20min drive from them anyway, and the cost of their order would basically double if they paid for delivery after all the fees+tips. It really boggles my mind. Also the food usually gets cold before it gets to you anyway 😅
I’m 21 and can’t believe it. I only ever instacart if I’m in need of something I can’t go get because I’m wheelchair bound. Food delivery is out of the question unless I get a really good deal which is probably once every six months. How much people prioritize ordering food over bills and their KIDS astonishes me
Is NOT considering moving back to where he could be near his son because he wants to create content and potentially be homeless? These dead beat dads have it so easy, I can't even stand it. Where is the DRIVE and MOTIVATION to be near your CHILD??? I truly don't get it
My jaw dropped when I heard that, like... Wtf. And talking about door dash for 30 minutes.
I really think some people just love talking about their problems and getting sympathy. You can see it in a lot of guests faces, they light up when talking about their issues, and it often sounds well-rehearsed.
Your problems aren’t cool, what’s cool is comfort and financial safety. So glad Caleb’s team is working to change this mindset 👏🏽
I am so glad I am not the only one who thinks this.
This person is a behavioural therapist...he needs one to correct his own
They’re narcissists who only know how to give themselves short-term pleasures.
Some people are addicted to the struggle. They’ve been doing it so long, they think it’s some kind of badge of honor.
“Look at how much I’m going through. It’s so stressful living this way, but I get through it every day because I’m a warrior💪”
The same ppl who say that there should be a financial literacy course in school are the same ppl who will skip said class and blame the edu system for their failures.
Exactly, our education system isn't perfect but I'm sick of people blaming school for being stupid even though they probably didn't even pay attention in school. If you care so much about what school or your parents didn't teach you, why don't you teach yourself with all the free time you have with limitless amount of information you can get with the internet? If people don't want to put in the effort to be wiser and responsible it's their own fault.
Just a way to blame others
The Boy Scouts require financial class
i've found, that paying attention in school and learning how to learn things, allows you to then go and do some self-education on other, more important matters.
There's still MANY people that would genuinely benefit from it.
I’ve been watching these for a while but I was shocked to see someone I knew on here. I used to work with him at an ABA center doing a behavior tech job and I had such a high opinion of him. He had a great energy with the kids and seemed to be working hard for his son. So sad to see that he moved away from his son and isn’t doing anything to support him. I really hope the best for him and he turns it around and gets his priorities in order.
to be fair this guy is under a microscope
Yeah, people can present very differently at work compared to their personal life. I do hope he shows up for his kid though.
This is my worst fear lol someone recognizing me if I went on here.
I know him too, I couldn't believe it 😭 he's an alright dude, it's sad to see him throwing away his life like this
@@maddiehags7104use these episodes as advice and you won’t have to be on here
"Have you heard of... Nacho fries?" The smile that he does after saying that made me blood boil
He should have said "Have you heard of... My son?", that would have made him make look better
I would like to give a shout-out to my thermos. I take things like soup and beans with me to university. The food stays hot until I eat it somewhere on campus, and saves me from buying food from the cafeteria. This post was inspired by Caleb’s passionate rant about sandwiches.
Shout out my thermos 😂
@@kaydublin5164 It’s a money saver. And an alternative to sandwiches.
Hell i even bring my own food in a Tupperware and use a microwave somewhere
"I've had bad experience with police"
Proceeds to drive around without insurance, get into an accident and try to sue the guy with insurance 😂
Classic victim mentality
The guy also didn't have insurance* They're both some great people
What does one have to do with the other? Two things can be true at once.
@isb_3835 for sure he could easily have had very bad experiences with police before.
Dude has a victimhood card but no insurance.
I keep seeing this pattern of Caleb saying something like "You need to spend less on food" and the guest says "Oh, so you don't want me to eat!??". In their mind, the options are spend $1,000/month on food or not eat at all.
With that kind of mentality, I have to wonder if this guy suffers from BPD.
but have you heard of nacho fries?
So lazy
This is my wife’s argument lol.
It’s like they don’t think it’s possible to buy groceries in bulk and cook meals at home. So many people are lazy and like to act like their wants are needs.
When im driving around, thinking about Caleb shouting Taquitos helps me to resist stopping for fat food.
Same 😂 with the high pitch voice
@@SkylineENTofficial exactly!
“I can’t afford groceries!”
“Then stop ordering door dash”
“But I gotta eat!”
Why is this mindset so common…..
They are lazy pretty much, sadly.
I seriously can't fathom how normalized door dashing every meal is for some people. I'm convinced if doordash didn't exist these people would starve to death, they just simply cannot understand any other way to obtain food.
Here’s why:: in 2012 I took the train through Russia. Russians don’t afford restaurants and they can’t. And it’s normal there. In america for 5 decades Americans have been “affording” to eat out. Americans are NOW needing to stop that. But their brains are so absolutely stuck in the past
@@chickenswallow when my roommate or fiance do it it's because they don't wanna deal with people/anxiety and they don't budget much '/
Door dash be making bank.
Pro tip: if you claim external things like clothes and cars as part of your personality, you do not have a personality
😂 perfect 👌
Idk I don’t think cars come into play with that at all I’ve always been into cars I wouldn’t say I have no personality 😂
@@08superbee You're disagreeing because its about you. Sorry, your car is not who you are as a person.
@@toddtherodgod1867I’d say the car a person has isn’t part of their personality, but being into cars is.
@@08superbee The world has some bad news for you, I'm so sorry...
Asking if people have children should really be one of the first questions Caleb asks - like how does this guy go almost an hour without mentioning he has a child
Omg what?!?! I’m not there yet but that’s insane
Because mentally he doesn't
Im not to that point yet but im mindblown this dudes a "dad"
@@TheNTMG Kudos to you for putting dad in quotation marks. So true.
It was shocking how the son was such an afterthought. But when a person is using expensive delivery food and clothes as a mental crutch/cope it shows how selfish they are. So I guess it shouldn’t be surprising they are selfish in the support of their offspring, too.
This guy is an expert at dodging accountability
Deevon: "I like clothes, I like to look good"
Caleb: "Well I hope it keeps you warm under the bridge you'll be living under"
Damn, I'm calling 911, I just saw someone get murdered
That made me lol
Abandoning your child to do "content" creation is insane.
Its just straight up criminal
"clothes are part of my personality so i should spend more on them"
"the gov has to pay for my child because being a father isnt part of my personality"
many such cases. way to be a stereotype. and a child.
Amen. He’s disgusting.
Stereotype of what?
@@serryjeinfeld4864stereotype of a lazy father
@@serryjeinfeld4864and they’re probably implying something else I’m not going to mention but think you can clearly see 😅
@@serryjeinfeld4864 black men abandon their kids at very high rates & black people use gov assistance at high rates as well. Its a statistical fact at this point, unfortunately. Wanting flashy clothes is also a stereotype, though not as bad as the not raising their kids. Probably alot of overlap between the 2 things as wasting money on flashy clothes leaves less for raising kids.
Here’s the insane thing. I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world. My partner and I eat out around 2 times a week and do groceries the rest of the time. And it’s still less than 1200$ per month!! What is this dude ordering??
Why is being stylish more important than providing for his kid with down syndrom. :(
I did the math once with a 12 taco supreme pack from taco bell.
Doordash: $25-35
Drive Thru: $12-13
It's wild that people don't realize how expensive doordashing your stuff is. Even if you still choose to get fast food, that's gonna cut that cost down by a lot getting it yourself.
For real. If you’re broke and hungry do DoorDash grab t your own food while making money.
pay a premium for cold fast food. No thanks
Fr someone in the comments knows
Overall cooking is better
Where are you getting a 12 pack for $12? They are 3 for $9 at my local taco bell.
They're not sober. They've got munchies and can't drive.
It’s really sad that his proposed budget doesn’t include “I pay what I can” fund for the son. I hope he gets taken to court and the child is made a priority. It was super cringy when he said that him visiting and being in his sons life was the support. What a man-child.
He is so delusional, the way he talks about nacho fries like it’s the love of his life. Wild.
And then mentions his son in a freaking subclause
Spending $1000/month on DoorDash when he has a disabled son he doesn’t support is awful.
“I help as much as I can.” Bullshit.
It's disgusting
I hope his ex finds this video and sues his ass for some actual child support. What an absolute deadbeat
No, I let the taxpayers pay for my sons needs. 😢😢😢How wrong is this?
I think he’s lying and doesn’t have a kid. He was searching for something to tell Caleb that would make him seem like a good guy or redeem himself. Check the long pause before remembering “Down syndrome”.
@@abbyoneill4473Maybe or he’s just so much of a deadbeat that he forgot.
FYI - eating cheap and healthy go hand in hand. I eat tons of plain Greek yogurt, muesli, oatmeal, spinach, fruit, and soups. Those are ALL cheap and last me at least one week if not longer.
Soup is easy, filling, insanely versatile, dirt cheap, usually pretty healthy, and can last a whole week. And if you're lazy, there are about a thousand different soups you can make in a $30 slow cooker with about five minutes' worth of effort. Soup is basically the ultimate food.
It's insane how people still don't understand its so much cheaper to do some basic planning (buy bulk) and eat healthy
You can freeze the soup and it can last ya longer owo
Chickpeas and lentils too!!
@@gerryhowe1086I buy bulk but it’s not cheaper and goes to waste because I eat like a mouse
“That’s why I’m here! You’re here to save me!” No my man, he’s here to show YOU how to save YOURSELF.
That’s the real problem, thinking that no matter how bad he messes up somebody will come along and fix it without him growing at all or correcting any of the actions that led him here.
Yes!!! I wish Caleb responded exactly with that.
Yeah his “your here to save me” excitement was so cringe
Dude mentioned having manic depression (aka bipolar). This conversation seems very manic, so I’m not sure how effective this conversation will be for him. Best of luck that he’s able to approach it with a level head later
Right, the way he's talking and his priorities, plus how he also says he's very depressed. It's exactly what I'm like during a mixed episode. And mixed episodes are definitely a huge part of my current financial situation. I think he really needs to go to a therapist and psychiatrist if he's dx'ed bipolar. Otherwise it'll get more out of control, and seem impossible to get out of the hole he's digging.
I can't think of why else fries and streaming is a higher priority than his son and the mother of his child.
@@xxbeccabrutalityxx7873he wears a silver jacket over a black red collar shirt - this guy is lost
I left my house at 16 and was never taught financial literacy, but I understand the importance of being responsible. Some people are just full of excuses
“I’m depressed so I spend all of my money.” Everyone is depressed and has anxiety. It’s not an excuse anymore
literally
Unsurprisingly my overall anxiety and depression diminished once I got my finances in order
My finances are in order but I still have a ton of M illness lol😂
But that being said I pay off tuition every 6 months and if I had a full 100k of student loans I don’t know if I could cope
sounds like financial stress still
@@DevHazy
I am shocked and disappointed that paying child support was not even a discussion for his budget. He should absolutely be supporting the mother of his child!
Nah. Support the kids needs
well yeah thats what they mean. @@dillyfrank5562
Two seconds in and he states that he's also a teacher lol.
@@dillyfrank5562supporting the kids needs comes in the form of reimbursing the mother for your half that she already paid upfront as the responsible adult actively taking care of the child.
@@dillyfrank5562 Umm...y'all really hate women lol
Wouldn't what you stated be supporting the mother since she's doing it ALL right now?! 🤡
It’s crazy how often I see people with cheap rent overspend instead of taking advantage of the opportunity to put away more money. Then when that situation ends, they’re panicking.
Eats because he’s depressed yet the reason he’s depressed is because he’s eating out for every meal and can’t afford to pay bills.
I bet if you checked his DoorDash/Uber apps he’d have an assload of service fees as well. Don’t use these apps and if you can in fact afford to use them at least subscribe to their bullshit plans to reduce service fees.
Shits viscous. I can kinda relate but damn you got to make sacrifices
@@SimonCasfr. last winter I started DDing a ton and at one point I just sat back and thought ‘I’m paying double the price for food that’s lukewarm at best’ and I may have gotten it twice since. Only time I’ll ever use it now is if it’s lake on a weekend and I can get pizza, only thing that travels well
i hate people using school not teaching financial literacy as an excuse. it's common sense that someone making minimum wage cant afford a BMW or $1,000 a month on doordash.
It’s called “math” - or “maths” if you’re English.
Right? People cry because they don't want to learn fucking high school math, and then say that they'll never have to find X or whatever in real life, but personal finances is basic algebra + being responsible.
This young man needs to be on proper court ordered & supervised child support payment plan. The mother needs to make him assist on taking care of the child they both made.
as a former taco bell worker, nacho fries are good but they’re not $1000 good 😩
I talked more about that his child - that must be somekind of coping, trying to argue over it was so akward to listen to
Any time someone uses the words “pretty much” or “basically” when describing their profession, I immediately know they do not have the licensure for said profession. He is definitely a para or a certified behavior tech. He is NOT a behavioral therapist or a teacher
I can’t speak for this dude, but when I was a TMS tech, I either explain the entire pre-surgical work up process and my role in it, or I say “Basically, I shock your brain for a living.” I usually went with the latter unless the person was in an adjacent field (EEG, IOM, etc) or seemed interested.
Especially making $18 @ 29 years old. Man is pathetic
I don't think that's fair to others
To clarify, I am referring to describing their title or the actual profession. For example, a healthcare worker stating they are “basically a nurse” while not having that licensure. We’re not talking about describing your job duties. He said he was “basically a behavioral therapist”. This is an unbelievable and dangerous conflation of what his qualifications are.
@@ToastbackWhalealso an example, you referred to yourself accurately as a TMS tech, not “basically a neurologist”. Cool job by the way!
Mentioned nacho fries like 9 times brought up his child with a disability once
omg another parent not in their kids life, 2 in one week. Hate this. I'm tired of seeing parents putting their wants (to be a content creator instead of working, to travel the US in a van, etc.) Over being in their child's life and taking care of them. I don't think people like this deserve to be on the show.
Agree. These deadbeat parents are gross
I agree. I’m so tired of seeing these people not getting called out for how their actions not only are screwing over their futures but the children they brought into the world.
No, but, guys, having sex makes you an adult! (sarcasm)
Disagree with the idea that these individuals do not need to be on the show. I believe they're going to benefit out of the experience plus we as the audience see the "creators" failing to be Real adults. Not that is entertaining to watch adults failed😢
At least they get publicly shamed
To see him say hi to his dad. But doesn't pay child support to his child ridiculous.
Ah, Caleb Hammer. If Charlie Day was raised by Dave Ramsey.
(Congrats on 1 mil, Caleb!!!!)
Do I like this or do I hate this lol
This makes perfect sense on why I love Caleb’s humor lmao
I can’t wait for his play to come out - The Finance Man Cometh (he’s a master of budgeting and friendship)
@@suzybearheart530 Fighter of the Debt Man?
@@TherapyGelah haaah 🌟
Not everything is mental health some people are losers. We are throwing mental health around alot these days.
Agreed, mental health is real but it can't be a crutch for every decision you've ever made.
I agree with you
Mental health is a part of everyone's life. It is the driving force of all of our decisions. Some have poor mental health and some people have good mental health. A lot of bad decisions of someone you deem to be a loser could be due to their poor mental health. Just the fact that you think of someone in a negative way or call them a loser could mean that you yourself have some issues that would indicate poor mental health.
@dahbaldguy No, mental health is becoming a blanket statement that is being thrown around way too much. Can't go around committing atrocities, then throw your hands up and say ... well, mental health, yah know.
@@dahbaldguyI agree with you but this dude is def a loser
"You're defending dumb choices which makes you dumb." some people just can't handle the truth.