It's sad to see negative comments on a story of a woman using her advantages, work ethic and intellect to carry on a successful business. Kudos to her and her family!
Unpopular Opinion - The same people who cannot see the value in a multi-generational business story, are the same people who cannot see the value in anything beyond a hard luck story. Every story is not going to be a rags to riches, against the odds story. If every generation is starting there, we are doing something wrong. Let's accept that stories are varied and that there is something to be learned from people at different stages .
This is what asians, especially indians do. Asians have 1 or 2 kids and those kids get all of their parents' assets and start from that higher platform. Starting from zero in every generation is such a coporate imagination to keep people dependant. A middle class couple at 45s normally have 3 or 5 homes without debt in asia coz...one home from dad, one from mom and one from their own earning. Also living as a family is sharing and protection of resources for generations. And yeah asia have different kind but very less homelessness among graduated people.
@@jimmyli6594 yes, I was taught the same, my parents always wanted to me and my siblings be better financially than them as they were better than they're parents and so on. Reinventing the wheel is dumb, also in this case each generation still has to put efforts in keeping the business running it's not like just receive money and that's it.
Wow! She is amazing. Great work ethic, also at 53 she looks 43 so pretty healthy lifestyle. I love that she smiles a lot. She gives off such amazing energy. She is an inspiration.
To be fair, she did say that she bought the company from her parents, she didn't inherit it. If she has no kids that want it, then it makes sense for her to sell and let her workers keep their jobs.
She probably bought the business from her parents instead of “inheriting” because the money would help her parents retire more comfortably and they likely used a business loan to buy the business. Also, doing it this way means the parents could reinvest or “gift” some of the money back to their daughter and son in law to help them.
So she stood on the shoulders of generations of work from her family, sold them company, took a make work job and makes a quarter million a year on it. This isnt a sucess story, it’s life on easy mode.
You hear a lot of get-rich-quick stories these days but the real fact is that it takes time to build wealth. It's also a skill to keep it. Businesses and business environments are always changing. This woman should be proud of what she's done. Hope she enjoys the next chapter of her life.
It is great that she was able capitalize on selling the company, but now it is no longer in the family and will not be able to leave it to future generations.
They don't have to be relatable and most aren't. This channel just shows the financial circumstances in other people's life. I do appreciate the relatable ones more though.
Sad she sold out to corporate interests and her daughter wont be able to get the chance she was offered. Always chasing money vs a legacy. Her grandparents would not be happy.
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I agree with the people who criticize her cause she’s taking over for grandparents and parents at a discounted rate but to be fair we would all want to leave that option to our next generation so they would be better off.
only bad parents would spoon-feed their kids. the lack of equity in society is what makes life so hard. What if your kid doesn't want to carry the family business?
Sadly, it won't be a 5th generation business. Why would someone sell a business that's been in the family for more than a century. I understand if the business was making losses year after year, but under normal circumstances, why would you sell?
I wonder what her net worth is. Why would you continue working, suffering, and doing a time exchange for money in an ultra cold environment if you are that wealthy? This is coming from a multimillionaire millennial early retiree that never wants to work again.
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This privilege exists in every country where there’s generational wealth. A.K.A 90% of the world. Even second generation Asian Americans are using these techniques
What? She working in the business from young adulthood. She is fortunate to have had a family business yes but what is so "white" privilege about that? Wouldn't you have been grateful if your parents had a business to pass down to you? Come on. Let's be positive.
It seems that everyone in the US is making at least 90k a year these days. How can you all complain about having to pay for healthcare when you take home like $5k after taxes each month?
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It's sad to see negative comments on a story of a woman using her advantages, work ethic and intellect to carry on a successful business. Kudos to her and her family!
Unpopular Opinion - The same people who cannot see the value in a multi-generational business story, are the same people who cannot see the value in anything beyond a hard luck story. Every story is not going to be a rags to riches, against the odds story. If every generation is starting there, we are doing something wrong. Let's accept that stories are varied and that there is something to be learned from people at different stages .
This is what asians, especially indians do. Asians have 1 or 2 kids and those kids get all of their parents' assets and start from that higher platform. Starting from zero in every generation is such a coporate imagination to keep people dependant. A middle class couple at 45s normally have 3 or 5 homes without debt in asia coz...one home from dad, one from mom and one from their own earning. Also living as a family is sharing and protection of resources for generations. And yeah asia have different kind but very less homelessness among graduated people.
Booo
Yeah isn’t that the point too - to make the next generation better than the one before? It’s jealousy more than anything
@@jimmyli6594 yes, I was taught the same, my parents always wanted to me and my siblings be better financially than them as they were better than they're parents and so on. Reinventing the wheel is dumb, also in this case each generation still has to put efforts in keeping the business running it's not like just receive money and that's it.
What inspired this comment Kelly?
Wow! She is amazing. Great work ethic, also at 53 she looks 43 so pretty healthy lifestyle. I love that she smiles a lot. She gives off such amazing energy. She is an inspiration.
probably lives on free salmon and has her underlings do most of the work
To be fair, she did say that she bought the company from her parents, she didn't inherit it. If she has no kids that want it, then it makes sense for her to sell and let her workers keep their jobs.
You really think her freaking parents sold it to her for a lot? Dont be delusional
She probably bought the business from her parents instead of “inheriting” because the money would help her parents retire more comfortably and they likely used a business loan to buy the business. Also, doing it this way means the parents could reinvest or “gift” some of the money back to their daughter and son in law to help them.
@@jbell6852 or maybe the tax laws are more beneficial when buying it instead of inheriting it
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A fish mongress deserves a blog. It would be a one-of-a-kind blog! Because there aren't too many people who would have inside scoop as she does.
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i want to meet her - she seems passionate about that world. i’m sure it was heartbreaking stepping away from her original position. kudos to her
So she stood on the shoulders of generations of work from her family, sold them company, took a make work job and makes a quarter million a year on it. This isnt a sucess story, it’s life on easy mode.
You think Covid caused her to sale?
Most generational companies crash due to poor management
@@gidd that’s bc valued aren’t taught after second generation and times change so it’s difficult for a business to last 50+ years anyways
facts
You hear a lot of get-rich-quick stories these days but the real fact is that it takes time to build wealth. It's also a skill to keep it. Businesses and business environments are always changing. This woman should be proud of what she's done. Hope she enjoys the next chapter of her life.
wow thanks for sharing that is really inspirational
How is she 53 most importantly?!
She works indoors
Eats lots of seafood!!
Right? I’m 53 and I look … bad
She looks…..60.
veneers
botox
plastic surgery
It is great that she was able capitalize on selling the company, but now it is no longer in the family and will not be able to leave it to future generations.
So
wtff how is this relatable?? most people aren't just waiting to inherit a generations worth of a businesss at hand
I don't think these are ever suppose to be relatable. Just showing someone else's life.
They don't have to be relatable and most aren't. This channel just shows the financial circumstances in other people's life. I do appreciate the relatable ones more though.
Sad she sold out to corporate interests and her daughter wont be able to get the chance she was offered. Always chasing money vs a legacy. Her grandparents would not be happy.
I love the smell of fish
That's why I wash and well season my fish 🐟
Sound practice
That’s why they TELL YOU to wash all of your meat and produce
The fishing industry is killing our planet. Let’s act like we know, please and thank you.
Then Stop eating.
Great vid. A female taking a non-traditional path and doing it well!
People saying how this woman worked hard, she LITERALLY inherited a fully funded and running company that was already making a profit.
I gotta think of a buisness I can create for generations after me. Thanks for the upload.
the Waltons agreed and created Walmart. they support government-subsidized income since they underpay their employees.
So interesting!!!!!
That's cool it's a family business
Handed down the generation.
I Made $200K Selling Fresh Fish...Thanks to My Great-Grandparents Starting This Business That I Inherited!
why is she not wearing a hair net
Side note...you look amazing!
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How is no one talking about her being 53!!!?!?@
People need to stop thinking that you should look like you are 70 when you’re in your fifties. She’s 53, she looks her age and she looks good!
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She looks pretty good at 53. I've seen 20 somethings that look older than her lol
I agree with the people who criticize her cause she’s taking over for grandparents and parents at a discounted rate but to be fair we would all want to leave that option to our next generation so they would be better off.
only bad parents would spoon-feed their kids. the lack of equity in society is what makes life so hard. What if your kid doesn't want to carry the family business?
Hmmm she inherited the business from her grandpa !?
She didn't make the money, her employees did. She's just profiteering.
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That good
Sadly, it won't be a 5th generation business. Why would someone sell a business that's been in the family for more than a century. I understand if the business was making losses year after year, but under normal circumstances, why would you sell?
Greed
Instant cash? duh?
Their kids are not interested in this business.
I love this kind of business. Weird but this is somewhat a dream job of mine.
I wonder what her net worth is. Why would you continue working, suffering, and doing a time exchange for money in an ultra cold environment if you are that wealthy? This is coming from a multimillionaire millennial early retiree that never wants to work again.
How do you run it? Any tips?
Spend all your time working out now? What did you do to retire early
Maybe because she wants to? Despite being wealthy, people do what they enjoy.
She exported to Singapore. I would love to export them to SE Asia countries.
She looks exactly like Caitlyn Jenner!
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Nice. Anything over $150k is good
they sold it to become employee. What a catastrophe.
People are out showing their ugly jealous hearts. 😂
So well put! nobody can do anything right as far as some people are concerned. Give the same people opportunities and they will mess it up!
What a woman! Good luck!
🙂 😎
really interesting job story!
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Another unrealistic story
Young
They don't look legal to me 2:56
Epic story, thank you for sharing. If we both were not married I would propose.😏
🎃🙏
Cute
Thought it was a great story about a family business til you found out she sold the company her great grandfather started.
I could never do that job : (
First
this is textbook #WhitePriviledge
Rich previlige
😭😭😭😭
This privilege exists in every country where there’s generational wealth. A.K.A 90% of the world. Even second generation Asian Americans are using these techniques
What? She working in the business from young adulthood. She is fortunate to have had a family business yes but what is so "white" privilege about that? Wouldn't you have been grateful if your parents had a business to pass down to you? Come on. Let's be positive.
Generational wealth on full display
It seems that everyone in the US is making at least 90k a year these days. How can you all complain about having to pay for healthcare when you take home like $5k after taxes each month?
Lmfao the average US wage is like 35k
She’s litterally in the top 10% income level. Most Americans don’t take $5K BEFORE taxes every month. And then rent is like $2,000 now
Healthcare costs are extremely high. You can be a top earner and medical debt can ruin you financially.
You gotta be trolling. A 30 second Google search wouldve saved you this embarrassment
Amazing video and thank you for breaking it down!! Despite the economic downturn, I'm so happy 😊I have been earning $ 60,000 returns from my $7,000 investment every 12days