Got it right. Pretty easily actually. The BTC in 2003-2007 immediately eliminated the guy on the far right. Tripping up on the 6-plex eliminated that guy. My family works in the oil business is way too broad to guarantee any millionaire status, eliminated. Fashion designer didn't seem like he was serious/mature enough to be a millionaire, much like the bitcoin guy. Fun fact, teachers are one of the top occupations that lead to millionaire status over a life time. Slow, consistent investing month after month, year after year.
@@GodHandFemto not sure what the other guys is referring to since that must not be about the U.S. U.K may be different but they are definitely underpaid in the U.S.
@@GodHandFemto they’re very underpaid. But if he’s a professor with tenure he might be pretty well off. Also if he started teaching years ago he’s actually more well off than people whom are just starting teaching.
I think the missing key here is that he is a professor, not a teacher. Teachers in the US ( k-12) do not make good money, the only way to get more is more education and then you make 85k a year with massive student loan debt and can never get ahead. Professors (college & uni) in their early years do even worse than teachers but can make good money after they are tenured and also depending on what kind of professor.
that teacher statistic must be either super concentrated on particular types of teachers or the trope is dying fast. Most teachers in america don't get paid enough to save up to become a millionaire.
"Professors don't make a lot of money" Remember kids: They key to being financially independent is living within your means along with investing and saving for the future. Stay sober, stay healthy. 🙌🏽
I immediately chose him based on his appearance, but reverted to undecided when he said he was a professor. The bitcoin cover story was well thought out and would have worked if he’d had his years straight.
There are a lot of professors who are millionaires! Totally called that. His energy is so different from everyone else's. You can tell he actually has played the money game by the way he carries himself, and by the way he speaks. No contest.
Lol I agree with you , I was poor (very poor ) cypress hill area of the Bronx . When I became wealthy I was much more conscientious of what I was spending , I went to consignment stores for clothes , I spent to improve my property instead of sneakers , vehicle etc. When you are financially educated you do alot less dumb stuff. You pay off your cards each month, you cancel recurring subscriptions, you get rid of cable companies . Etc.
Small observation: American first class is called business class in Europe. Only a few European carriers hold on to the first class product for sentimental reasons as they just can’t make a profit on that service. Long haul business class (huge seats than go flat and a la carte menus) class is usually pretty good and waaaaay better than US “first class”.
The more wealth one has, the more one has likely gotten everything they wanted already. Also, the spending relative to wealth and income continues to drop when there is reasonable life creep.
I got it right! He was the one who gave off "The Millionaire Next Door" vibes to me. A professor could be a millionaire (even without this particular guy's generational wealth) if he/she saves a decent amount over decades in a retirement plan and/or through investments, has a home that grows nicely in value, etc.
The problem with this who “secrete millionaire” thing is that a million dollars is worth half as much as it did in the 90’s when the book “the millionaire next door” was written.
I got it right. People who are telling the truth tend to give short answers. Liars tend to give long answers because they are subconsciously worried people won't believe them unless the provide a believable story. Conversely, people who are telling the truth will give a short answer and expect people to believe what they say.
You got the wrong Highland Park. Thankfully the Highland park in Chicago is still a richey-rich upper class neighborhood. It's just not the hip style los Angeles neighborhood you were referring to. It's more of a very quiet out in the middle of suburbia type of neighborhood just north of Chicago.
I like how you said the first guy is too fashionable, but then the girl next to him might run a fashion business 😂. But then it turns out the first guy is the fashion designer, which is even funnier
Even though he said it was generational wealth, statistics say that more people in the education field become millionaires because of the time they have to work on their passions after work. Great video!
The six hour flight to NYC at 6'5" was the worst flight of my life. My legs were in so much pain when I hopped off that plane. It's business from now on for anything that long.
People with money don't feel the need to prove that they have money. The guy in the blue shirt has straight answers and wasn't trying to prove anything. Instant giveaway
"I'd like to think that a lot of millionaires would drive the typical Toyota Corolla..." Yup. Unfortunately, generally people would rather look good and lose than look ugly and win.
Must be a US thing where people say, oh that's how "white people dress" As a European; English people dress quite differently to Moldovan, or a Finnish person with an Italian, or a Irish person with a Spanish person. But, all the above people would just be considered in person eyes, that's from the USA. Seems really odd to me.
I realized that the secret to wealth is saving for a better investment. I was really hopeful of my investments this year, but all my plans have been disoriented, I've been studying the stock market and I realized some investors made millions from the recent recession and I was wondering if such success rate could be achieved in this present market. Any recommendations?
I feel exceptionally lucky I started investing in my early 40s and compounded my income to create more cash flow. I retired with a 7 figure well-diversified portfolio having exposure to different prolific investments mainly stocks, real estate, precious metals, and high yield dividend funds. ever grateful to Trisha Jean Webb my F.A... keep investing and you will be fine.
Pensions worked for many millionaires. If your job doesn’t have those, you can manage your own retirement funds (with a diverse portfolio). The key is to max out your contributions and let it grow slow and steady for decades (roughly 7-10% per year). That is how many everyday people with regular professions (like teachers and accountants) do it. The younger you start, the better. I suggest reading the book The Latte Factor by David Bach for starter insight
It seems like you are into the short game. Think long. What will people always need winter or summer, no matter who is in the White House, despite up and downs, and tech trends? What is in finite supply? Houses! Get long into real estate.
Graham you said that millionaires don’t dress nice and then immediately said how that girl was dressed nice, that she could be the millionaire. So, I think you may have some unintended bias there.
I figured it was that guy. He fits the description and behavior listed in the books ‘The Millionaire Next Door’ by Thomas J. Stanley and ‘Everyday Millionaires’ by Chris Hogan
Funny enough, it’s teachers and engineers that statistically become millionaires later in life due to their ability to calculate a smart budget and be financially wise. So, I thought the professor had a high chance of being the secret millionaire
"most millionaires" dont drive any particular brand. Maybe a plurality drive a lexus tho. Plurality is highest percent, most is over 50%... there is no way that over 1/2 of millionaires drive the same brand car when there are like 20 good brands...
Guy is smart...came up with his true would've story in wealth...I have that with net flix ....if I would've held on to my 26 shares pre splits in 2006 I'd have...
I guessed the same as you. As soon as I heard the bitcoin dates I knew he was lying. Loved the guys reaction after that guy said his sisters name was strawberry 😂
1:28 Graham going like first guy is too fashionable can't be a millionare, millionaires get there by saving, lady next to him yeah she is dressed fashionably maybe she can afford it, hence she could be a millionaire. Third guy has cloths from target can't be a millionaire , last guy is over dressed can't be a millionaire 🤣
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They never asked what the professor did.
My family is in the oil business, code for my dad works at a gas station.😂😂
Hey my dad manages a gas station and he’s bringing home $115k a year 😂
@@acampbell2499 That is a lot of money. Good for him! I guess there is more money in any oil and gas business than I thought. He makes more than me!
@@acampbell2499 manages fast food stores also bring in that much too
Got it right. Pretty easily actually. The BTC in 2003-2007 immediately eliminated the guy on the far right. Tripping up on the 6-plex eliminated that guy. My family works in the oil business is way too broad to guarantee any millionaire status, eliminated. Fashion designer didn't seem like he was serious/mature enough to be a millionaire, much like the bitcoin guy. Fun fact, teachers are one of the top occupations that lead to millionaire status over a life time. Slow, consistent investing month after month, year after year.
I'm very surprised by that. I've always heard that teachers were significantly underpaid in North America compared to average jobs in the same degree.
@@GodHandFemto not sure what the other guys is referring to since that must not be about the U.S. U.K may be different but they are definitely underpaid in the U.S.
@@GodHandFemto they’re very underpaid. But if he’s a professor with tenure he might be pretty well off. Also if he started teaching years ago he’s actually more well off than people whom are just starting teaching.
I think the missing key here is that he is a professor, not a teacher. Teachers in the US ( k-12) do not make good money, the only way to get more is more education and then you make 85k a year with massive student loan debt and can never get ahead. Professors (college & uni) in their early years do even worse than teachers but can make good money after they are tenured and also depending on what kind of professor.
that teacher statistic must be either super concentrated on particular types of teachers or the trope is dying fast. Most teachers in america don't get paid enough to save up to become a millionaire.
"Professors don't make a lot of money"
Remember kids: They key to being financially independent is living within your means along with investing and saving for the future. Stay sober, stay healthy. 🙌🏽
Idk how true that is though. Professors at Cal State LA would make over six figures. I guess it depends on the institution
I immediately chose him based on his appearance, but reverted to undecided when he said he was a professor.
The bitcoin cover story was well thought out and would have worked if he’d had his years straight.
Plus, he may be bit older than the girl and a couple of the other guys, thus giving him time to save and invest.
And generational wealth...
Research on millionaires shows teachers are a surprisingly high percentage, millionaire next door type
There are a lot of professors who are millionaires! Totally called that. His energy is so different from everyone else's. You can tell he actually has played the money game by the way he carries himself, and by the way he speaks. No contest.
The professor is so confident and calm about himself.
I got it right at the beginning 😅 real rich people do not flaunt wealth, they are on stealth 😜 feel better Graham
Lol I agree with you , I was poor (very poor ) cypress hill area of the Bronx .
When I became wealthy I was much more conscientious of what I was spending , I went to consignment stores for clothes , I spent to improve my property instead of sneakers , vehicle etc.
When you are financially educated you do alot less dumb stuff.
You pay off your cards each month, you cancel recurring subscriptions, you get rid of cable companies .
Etc.
Small observation: American first class is called business class in Europe. Only a few European carriers hold on to the first class product for sentimental reasons as they just can’t make a profit on that service.
Long haul business class (huge seats than go flat and a la carte menus) class is usually pretty good and waaaaay better than US “first class”.
The more wealth one has, the more one has likely gotten everything they wanted already. Also, the spending relative to wealth and income continues to drop when there is reasonable life creep.
I got it right! He was the one who gave off "The Millionaire Next Door" vibes to me. A professor could be a millionaire (even without this particular guy's generational wealth) if he/she saves a decent amount over decades in a retirement plan and/or through investments, has a home that grows nicely in value, etc.
The problem with this who “secrete millionaire” thing is that a million dollars is worth half as much as it did in the 90’s when the book “the millionaire next door” was written.
After watching some Dave Ramsey im rooting professor. An every day millionaire. Slow and steady built his wealth.
"Name an Index Fund"
"Vanguard"
ok its not that guy
Just need to say VOO or SPY
I got it right. People who are telling the truth tend to give short answers. Liars tend to give long answers because they are subconsciously worried people won't believe them unless the provide a believable story. Conversely, people who are telling the truth will give a short answer and expect people to believe what they say.
You know exactly what he wanted to say the second girl does when he said “online business” 😂
You got the wrong Highland Park. Thankfully the Highland park in Chicago is still a richey-rich upper class neighborhood. It's just not the hip style los Angeles neighborhood you were referring to. It's more of a very quiet out in the middle of suburbia type of neighborhood just north of Chicago.
I like how you said the first guy is too fashionable, but then the girl next to him might run a fashion business 😂. But then it turns out the first guy is the fashion designer, which is even funnier
Even though he said it was generational wealth, statistics say that more people in the education field become millionaires because of the time they have to work on their passions after work. Great video!
That woman when asked about her she keep saying "my family" instead
"Generational Wealth". Ahhh The Dream.
Great video! You should do an in person version of this!
Maybe one day!
You could tell once he started speaking fr, the millionaire difference
The six hour flight to NYC at 6'5" was the worst flight of my life. My legs were in so much pain when I hopped off that plane. It's business from now on for anything that long.
People with money don't feel the need to prove that they have money. The guy in the blue shirt has straight answers and wasn't trying to prove anything. Instant giveaway
So true housing,car,food i love staying home and having family over
"I got $8 in Vanguard" 😂
He was the least trying to convince others. No stories
I guessed the guy in blue jacket because of his clothes...they looked well made...and he looked confident.
"I'd like to think that a lot of millionaires would drive the typical Toyota Corolla..." Yup. Unfortunately, generally people would rather look good and lose than look ugly and win.
Most are probably driving 4Runners or at least RAV4s. No millionaires are driving Corollas. Those are a poor persons car.
Professors can (and should) most definitely have a net worth over $1M.
Knew that guy was lying as soon as he claimed he bought Bitcoin between 03 - 07
Graham I’m sorry your sick, but I’m not going to lie, I appreciate your low and calm voice
Must be a US thing where people say, oh that's how "white people dress"
As a European; English people dress quite differently to Moldovan, or a Finnish person with an Italian, or a Irish person with a Spanish person.
But, all the above people would just be considered in person eyes, that's from the USA.
Seems really odd to me.
You’re the best Graham!! Thanks for powering through and doing this video (loved it!)
Most of the old rich people dress in regular clothes . The younger people tend to dress in expensive clothes.
Guy on the left skates you can tell by his left shoe
OMG what is it about Graham that just makes you love him? He is just the best.
:)
I realized that the secret to wealth is saving for a better investment. I was really hopeful of my investments this year, but all my plans have been disoriented, I've been studying the stock market and I realized some investors made millions from the recent recession and I was wondering if such success rate could be achieved in this present market. Any recommendations?
Yes, If you go long against the market you'd make such success.
I feel exceptionally lucky I started investing in my early 40s and compounded my income to create more cash flow. I retired with a 7 figure well-diversified portfolio having exposure to different prolific investments mainly stocks, real estate, precious metals, and high yield dividend funds. ever grateful to Trisha Jean Webb my F.A... keep investing and you will be fine.
@@RandyPelletier checked for your FA and found her web page. she is very impressive , left a mail after going through her resume.
Pensions worked for many millionaires. If your job doesn’t have those, you can manage your own retirement funds (with a diverse portfolio). The key is to max out your contributions and let it grow slow and steady for decades (roughly 7-10% per year). That is how many everyday people with regular professions (like teachers and accountants) do it.
The younger you start, the better.
I suggest reading the book The Latte Factor by David Bach for starter insight
It seems like you are into the short game. Think long. What will people always need winter or summer, no matter who is in the White House, despite up and downs, and tech trends? What is in finite supply? Houses! Get long into real estate.
Bitcoiners know exactly what year they got “orange pilled” plus Bitcoin wasn’t invented until 2009
I knew the Rich person was a Professor all along.
Graham with the Nelk shoutout 😈😈
Graham you said that millionaires don’t dress nice and then immediately said how that girl was dressed nice, that she could be the millionaire. So, I think you may have some unintended bias there.
I figured it was that guy. He fits the description and behavior listed in the books ‘The Millionaire Next Door’ by Thomas J. Stanley and ‘Everyday Millionaires’ by Chris Hogan
It’s funny how there’s a highland park in Chicago and in Dallas and there both nice as well
There is also a Highland Park inside of Detroit. It was very nice as well, 90 years ago.
Thought it was the guy on the right until he said 2003
LOL, 2003, the internet was still evolving 😂
The giveaway for the professor was that he was a professor, yet had the money to travel to denmark. Those two things do not correlate.
Hope you feel better soon!
I would love to do one of these. Even if someone asked my profession they wouldn’t know. I’m a Dave Ramsey style millionaire.
OMG IM SO HAPPY YOU USED KEVINS VIDEO I LOVE KEVIN AND HE AND HIS FRIENDS ARE SO FUNNY 😂
I knew it! Usually the quite one doesn’t have to prove anything cause they know they got it.
Miss you Graham.
:)
To be fair, if you bought a house 20 years ago and didn't do much else except make the repayments you're already halfway there.
Funny enough, it’s teachers and engineers that statistically become millionaires later in life due to their ability to calculate a smart budget and be financially wise. So, I thought the professor had a high chance of being the secret millionaire
Wow Graham is the Goat
kinda knew it was guy in the blue because he was the least convincing and didnt talk as much lol
Easy elimination on guy on end. Bitcoin wasn't created until 2009 and he's claiming to buy between 03-07.
It’s good to save money for retirement and emergencies but remember you can’t take it with you.
I thought being a millionaire or having a million dollar is no longer a thing anymore due to inflation.
If a blue jacket isn't a dead giveaway that someone is a millionaire. Idk what is.
Bro is literally HIM
I knew it from the beginning. Professor? Denmark? Business Class ever so casually?
Feel better Graham
thanks!
The last guy was thinking he was Satoshi Nakamoto 😅
Got it right. This was fun.
I was told most millionaires drive a lexus
"most millionaires" dont drive any particular brand. Maybe a plurality drive a lexus tho. Plurality is highest percent, most is over 50%... there is no way that over 1/2 of millionaires drive the same brand car when there are like 20 good brands...
Awesome video!!!
Watching now. I hope you feel better
thanks!!
I called it from the beginning. I usually don’t lol. But I’m getting better.
Spotted him right away.
Why?
Simply dressed. But clean and sharp.
Guy is smart...came up with his true would've story in wealth...I have that with net flix ....if I would've held on to my 26 shares pre splits in 2006 I'd have...
That was fun!
Lol. Had it right at first glance, watched it anyways
I did get it right, but when he said he was a professor my mind went to “he’s probably an author also and does any travel with grant money.”
I knew it was him, not too fancy with the clothes, but still looks top notch
Feel better!
It will take me forever to become a millionaire because of clothes 😂 I really need to stop shopping.
his friend was mining bitcoin in 2003-07 when bitcoin didn not even exsit yet
That guy was off when he says he got bitcoin in 2003 🤭🤭
Glad you feel better! It's ok. You take off whenever you need to and we will wait for you❤
2013 - 17 was his first story, then he changed.
I called it before they even said anything! Yaaaasss!
Great video
I thought teachers are known to be good at saving and budgeting. So, ofcourse it's him.
not easy to guess, but I heard in the US even a poor looking guy can have some millions in the bank
Definitely understated!
Poor guy. I gave him a like. Feel better bud.
I have been investing in Bitcoin since 1999! but they were actual chocolate coins with gold wrappers. lol
Well the value is about the same as bitcoin lol
No millionaire wears a gold Apple Watch band 😂
I swear I saw tori on caleb hammer but now i cant find her video!
Love these 😂
7:00 Bitcoin wasn’t a thing in 2003…
Edit: You realized the second time 😅
you caught that too
This is a fun video! ❤
"I bought bitcoin back in 2003"
Got it right. It was the blue jacket.
He was one of my top picks!
I guessed the same as you.
As soon as I heard the bitcoin dates I knew he was lying.
Loved the guys reaction after that guy said his sisters name was strawberry 😂
Why do all of them pretend to be the millionaire? What's even the goal here?
1:28 Graham going like first guy is too fashionable can't be a millionare, millionaires get there by saving, lady next to him yeah she is dressed fashionably maybe she can afford it, hence she could be a millionaire. Third guy has cloths from target can't be a millionaire , last guy is over dressed can't be a millionaire 🤣