@@lol6434 I remember watching saggy C on big brother and thinking how unlikeable he was , mainly because he proposed to a girl after 3 weeks . He’s even more unlikeable now and a scammer 😂
Whenever I hear "dropped out of college" when it comes to success, I always assume they dropped out because something they worked on took off, not that they dropped out with nothing in mind
Exactly. Like yes, some successful people are college drop outs and some people never even go to college, but they all still do something. They don't just leave college and then wake up the next morning to a random 10 million dollars appearing in their bank account magically.
I can't tell you how many conversation I've had don't truly understand the concept of you don't need college to succeed. Many really think they just suddenly become "successful" without any type of education or personal success. Have a younger relative telling me he can own a construction company without college yet doesn't know carpentry or that industry let alone owning a business.
The biggest scam was medic believing he was Naked Snake. Then he became an unhinged Venom Snake, formed Outer Heaven (again), died fighting Solid Snake and Naked Snake lives on. Damn you, Big Boss.
These people always seem to miss the point of why they actually dropped out of college... It's because they had inovative business idea and didn't have time to attend college and pursue their dreams at the same time. These successfull college drop-outs didn't drop out because they were like "Yeah I guess I'll play a little currency exchange and I'll be millionaire in two weeks!"
I like the conspiracy idea that someone put them as the heads of those companies but someone or something is controlling the worlds biggest companies from the shadows.
I mean he's somewhat correct in that no 9-5 jobs are gonna make you rich. Most profitable jobs, like quant traders, SW engineers at top Silicon Valley companies, and wall st. analyst work way more than that. 9-5 is a scam indeed, but you need to work more not less.
Swag dont realize that the cap he wears, his shirt, his hair cut, bath products, the chair he sits on, his house paint, his camera, his pc, the ppl who bread dogs, his lawyer, his dentist etc etc, all is possible thanks to people with 9 to 5 jobs.
I've read his first book in one seating because it's so entertaining. This was around 10 years ago. His next books are really just the same story regurgitated.
@@phoenix5054 It was entertaining when I was 20 and never had thought about money, and growing up around NYC, the thought of not spending loads of money on my image and over-paying on rent was a new thought to me. However, as a 40 yo, I am not getting anything from the book.
Many years ago.i read one of Robert's books because it was free to checkout at he library. Pages and pages that could have condensed into a few paragraphs.
lol. He can just trade. As a trader myself, I can see instantly few minutes in his videos that he knows his thing very well. Not a 9-5 drone like you and the rest of Coffeezillas troll bozo army. Just keep doing the menial things you do without finding ways to improve
@@noomee4084 I trade as well, I just don’t do it as a main job because I don’t want to sit in front of a screen all day long hoping to make money, I have an amazing job and I trade long term and you know what it works for me...No hate towards you I wish you all the best in life bro🔥👍
Once the dude said he had a dog, I was completely sold to joining his academy. That validates everything and doesn’t require anymore research to know if he’s legit.
I hate the whole “lifestyle” flex. People really be wanting shit they don’t even want. I love animals but a dog isn’t really aiming very high. Like, at least a parrot or something exotic. I’m not impressed by a dog. 😂😂😂 now if you said I have a dolphin I might think twice.
As a healthcare professional, i just don't even understand this narrative. I get that you don't need college to be successful, but if my doctor or nurse wasn't at least making Bs in school.... I could never trust them.
@@thepurplepanda4 yeah if you make below 75 in anything you can't graduate. Even if it's a breeze of a course like communications . Which in my province every class including trades needed to take. It's essentially how to make a resume and how to not be a dick in the work force 101....to put it into perspective I graduated with a 3.5 GPA/ 90% average. I was the top of my class and we started with 40 classmates and finished with maybe 12
@@thezeddy Honestly I don't trust test scorings either. There's a lot of people who are academically smart, but when they get put in a real life situation where they have to apply the stuff they learned, they draw a blank. As long as people got through college, I'd say that's enough to AT LEAST trust them to know what they're doing.
All the worlds smartest people working to improve the human condition and contribute to society in a positive meaningful way Swag Academy: "IM a ForEX GuRU, LoOk At mY LaMBo"
As a doctor, I can tell you we are wage slaves, at least outside of the US. Look up what's happening to doctors in the UK right now. 35% pay cut over the last twenty years. Most doctors having to work extra hours to make ends meet.
Over the past 5 years...I've moved around internally at the same company 4 times, been promoted twice, and have nearly doubled my salary. Yep, if that's a scam - it's the best scam ever.
really it makes since that their would be about 20%. there all baby boomers and boomer have on avg 5 siblings. 1/5 rich kids were a "living in the pool house until 40 type". and their parents still set them up. mix in a few outliers and 15-25% would easily make sense. people tend to be about the same regardless of money. money amplifies what's already there. so 500 million net worth people with 3-8 kids still have 1 that will be a 30-m as a participation trophy.
@@gusbamanabio2522 shaq,jordan and 99% of nbl players who are guided by financial advisors are millionaires. Even outside of America every country has one huge athlete who has huge business empires.
@@gusbamanabio2522 There are way more millionaires than pro athletes. It's not even close to the most common way people get rich. They are by far outdone by people who were simply born rich.
So if you need a Physical Therapist or a doctor or a nurse, lawyer, guess what..those are considered 9-5 jobs. If your pipes burst and you need a plumber although they work around the clock that is a traditional job. Do these people understand how ridiculous they sound? College is expensive and not for everyone but people are needed in all types of professions and that is ok
Indeed. What about all those people unglamorously keeping the *real* economy functioning, day in, day out? Suckers, apparently, according to the JC Penny guru. Ummmm.... Maybe he actually couldn't hack it at JC Penny?
Well many physical therapists, doctors, and plumbers are small businesses rather than employees so I think they are not exactly 9-5. Nurses work 12 hour shifts and honestly I do think nurses might be getting scammed considering the crap they put up with compared to what they are paid. Not to say there aren't good examples of 9-5 jobs. I'm a software engineer and that's a 9-5 job and good luck getting your online courses published onto the internet if all the software people device to become forex traders instead.
These types of “entrepreneurs” don’t understand that some people genuinely enjoy traditional education and have goals in life that require schooling. There’s no right or wrong way, just do what you actually enjoy and figure out what you need to do in order to get there.
You’re missing the point of the entire video. If your goals and genuine happiness are connected towards a particular job, then great. Is that the case for everyone? No. Have an open mind for god sake
I realize I say I hate 9 to 5s, but good god just let people work their corporate job if they want. I just want people to get treated right. People like this dude in the vid miss the point.
I hate 9-5 Too. Like theres literally no freedom at all. I get it, if you like your 9-5 thats cool. But you should open up your mindset more and use that 9-5 money to go create something that will eventually bring you money passively. Even if its youtube!
@@kingboji958 I mean there's no security in what I do. Nor is there a whole lot at a job, but not everyone wants the stress or to be head honcho, nor are they self motivated. That's fine, and some people are OK with that. I don't know how they do it, but to them they probably wonder the same about me.
This whole notion of “sOmE oF tHe wOrLd’s RiChEsT pEoPLe DiDn’T gO tO cOLLeGe!” is so stupid. Yeah, they didn’t go to college but they had skills. Disney could draw and Zuckerberg can program. They didn’t just sit on their ass.
Not worth 500 dollars the price is absurd if it was 25-50 dollars it would be okay because he at least breaks tthings down but definitely not a way to be profitable IMO
When you have a heart-attack and end up in a hospital guess who takes care of you? Health workers. Those "losers" who finished medical school. Those "losers" who have regular jobs are true heroes.
Who do you got to when you need nutritional advice? Nutritionist who study and go to college, get experience to be able to give you advice and help plan meals, so on. The list of jobs go on. I am currently studying for a future job in Nutrition and working a job to make some extra money.
Straight up Anton kriel, regardless of who he is said this one time and it stuck, amber look down on any job because you now have an awareness of the markets, if you need ____ someone that works that job is essential, even the cat at the local 7/11 or the doctor that saves you or a loved one! I’ve come to, even if I’m not a massive success in the markets, realize and appreciate every person in their role in society!
Guys.. y'all need to actually watch the video swaggy made. This guy cut out all the actual important bits. And just shows shit that makes him look like an idiot. He neverrr says to quit your job right now and start trading. He says open your mind their are other things out their that can make you successful follow and dream and a passion. 9-5 are a scam cause they stunt your growth. You will never become rich and succeful from a 9-5 normal job it's true sorry. But he does say.. medical workers and people who the world needs who goes to education for are not what he is talking about cause that's needed. He is saying I'd you hate it. You ""CAN"" leave it it's not the only answer. he doesn't say buy my course. And he doesn't say start trading he is offering advice on chasing a dream.. plz actually watch his video. This COFFEZILLA kid makes him look like an idiot she in reality swaggy is very legit. And very smart.. did you wonder why he skipped 15 min of the vid? Watch again... He set it up to make him look better. Smh
If you don’t have kids or a wife save that money and do something with it. You work a good amount of hours so with the right budget and discipline you could be really good off
exactly, they already have a direction in life. To just tell someone who doesn't have any direction in life to drop out of college and they can become that millionaire is just outright dangerous
And money to begin with. Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Marc Zuckerberg… they all come from wealth. Which means, they got a pretty cushy safety net in case their business gamble failed. Most people don’t have that, so trying out risky business ideas is way harder
some people like to work 9-5 jobs so thats a all or nothing fallacy. I just don't think it should be forced upon us through starvation. That's psychopathic. Its forcing their lifestyle onto the rest of us no different than religious extremists
You can smell these kinds of people miles, when you grew up with them. I know guys i onced called friends that worked one or two jobs and spend their time hustling scams or trying to get rich quick. 30 year olds with no job, child support, and constantly borrowing money to live a flashy life and claim to know everything that is wrong with the way we work and make money.
@@DaMu24 Oh God, I just realized the dog in this video was Coffee's dog. This man was probably lying about his nice dog the whole time. What have I done?!
The best advise I ever got on college was from my community college’s academic/career advisor: “figure out where you want to be, figure out the steps it takes to get there, then follow those steps and not get distracted with other things.” So if you’re goal involves trade school, then do that instead of an Ivy League. If it is about experience only, then intern or apprentice instead of college. But if you want a career that normally requires a certain level of college, then do that amount of college. Generally not PhD.
Cool but, I doubt anyone has ever decided between an Ivy league school and trade school. Usually you decide between university and trade school and if you do decide to go to university and end up doing well enough to get a scholarship to an Ivy league school, then you do that. Otherwise you end up at whatever university is nearby that you can afford to attend. If you can afford an Ivy League education and are paired for it (through lifelong tutoring) then your parents damn sure aren't going to let you throw away their investment in you by letting you go to trade school.
This right here. This is how it's done. I was a young kid and my town got WRECKED in the financial crisis back in 2008. I wanted to be one of the guys that looks into corporate fraud. My family didn't have the money to afford school so I joined the army. Did my hitch, and meanwhile planned the next steps. So, I needed an accounting or finance degree, then experience as an auditor so started interning there. Still in the auditor phase and it's so far a good gig. I work 9-5 being a fact-checker on other people's financial data. Good experience and still chasing that dream. No regrets.
Really good advise. I wish I got that advice when I was in High School. I wanted to work in animation and in retrospect it seems obvious, go to an art school but being a teen in high school, my goal was to go to a University. The fancier, the better. Maybe I wasnt paying attention at that age, but I think schools can do a better job at helping students decide their path.
Society can collapse either way some people work at jobs but the economy can still not be in good shape I really think there should be a change in the job system. I think some people would probably take more jobs that require no experience that offer health care and benefits the job is remote where you don’t deal with many people it’s not all positive dealing with many people it’s why jobs end up toxic or the person picks up the work from the company and just finish it where ever they stay at. The company could also send the work to where you live but we can only hope more new better jobs arrive these are some reasons but there are many others. If many 9-5 jobs can be enjoyable it would be like watching a movie I think many of us don’t like the 9 to 5 grind.
@@SynterraSteen colleges are useful, sometimes necessary for many things. The successful people who dropped out of college did so from unis like Harvard and were so brilliant that they had learnt the stuff people learn in unis by themselves. For example, Bill Gates made an algo that worked so well even professors were impressed that no one had found something better than that (for a very long time after that). It's usually this kind of brilliance, determination etc which makes them special, more than dropping out of college.
@@SynterraSteen you SURE don’t! And if I knew then what I know now, I would have went on and started a business earlier. Could have saved myself thousands of dollars. Not saying I didn’t learn anything, but I’ve learned a lot more AFTER college by actually just doing it. I feel the same way about our school system.... it’s.... just.......not good. Sets the kids mind up to TAKE a job, not go after their dreams. Sorry coffezilla; completely disagreeing here. Hardly No one WANTS to leave home and family to work their jobs. Most of us don’t want to do that. I mean.... let’s be honest with ourselves for once. Jobs should be used as a stepping stone.
I'm bout to enter med school but this comment inspired me and gave me a new perspective on life. I an going to reject my Harvard Med school offer and join Swag Academy!
It used to be generally accepted that education gives you a better chance at advancing in your career. The fact that so many people are ready to believe the opposite is very sad and says a lot about how education is either failing or not reaching some people.
An education in what field though? A large portion of peoppe go to college to study a Bachelor's in Art, English and Biology and don't get anywhere with it.
@cane sugar if that were true, we wouldn't have a Country where 38% of College Graduates don't work in a field they got their degree in and 62% of them are crippled with student loan debt they have no hope in paying back. There's no structure learned in a useless degree.
@@FernandoMartinez-pv1id your comment is the exact reason why higher education is important. The structure learned is in the entire process and not weather you use the degree or not. Not using your degree doesn't equate to being a failure.
Doesn't every entrepreneur intend to grow their business and HIRE employees?? If everyone worked for themselves with no employees, how the hell would we have the computer systems and networks that we use, the cars we drive, the airplanes that we fly in and the freaking food that we eat?? I'm an entrepreneur but I know that 9-5s are absolutely necessary. They just aren't for everyone.
Think of it as an ecosystem. We need the producers that produce things that we eat, etc. Not just some people that trade them. And of course we need people like doctors and soldiers to ensure a working order and those are considered 9-5.
you're thinking of 'traditional' 'classic' entrepreneurs. new school just gets the money direct, you tell people to send you money and that's about it. employees will only squeal on you to 'zilla and stuff, you don't need them.
Here is the thing: If you actually did something in college, then its worth it. Skipping classes, drinking on a tuesday night, copy hws from other people the night before its due... rush to get projects done and not even give a shit about it.... I mean lot of people do that.
What really matters is what major you choose and as you say, you've got to do the work. A degree in some humanities field or art isn't really going to get you anywhere other than maybe being a teacher.
People think they collect their social/ecocnomic benefits because of learning and knowledge. Or in worst case because of connections. But recent(and not so) studies came to different conclusion. Almost all benefits come with degree. Higher education is not wealth generation mechanism, it's wealth redustribution through so called signalling. Degree is signal that distribute wealth on highly competitive labor market. It doesn't matter if you fake degree, or get it by learning hard, you get all benefits by stealing wealth from people without degree. Why we see slower economy growth and salaries stagnation while there is more higher educated people than ever? Because they don't produce welath. Thats how it works.
@@Acid31337 the problem with what you're saying is that the economy (as measured by the stock market) and national GDP has been rising, so that's already a correction to what you stated. Also very important is that due to tax structure, trade policies that disregard local labor in favor of multinational corporate benefits and the resulting weakening of labor's power to negotiate, wealth has stagnated by concentrating at the top. The wealth transfer you speak of, doesn't really exist. What you're implying is that a burger flipper at some fast food franchise outlet should be making as much as a factory worker in Detroit should be making. Or that a person who dropped out of high school as much as an electrical engineer, clearly improbable. No, the market pays what you're worth and the differentiator of that is your degree.
@@Acid31337 Almost everyone I knew transitioned doing something completely unrelated to their degrees, and end up getting business. Some did good and some went back to a job cuz they lack the focus.
You know what actually is a scam when it comes to workplaces? Zero hour work contracts. You're expexted to work long hours with little pay without any of the benefits or stability that makes a 9-5 appealing.
@@mitchweber7868 Is a type of contract between and employer and worker according to which the employer is not obliged to provide any minimun working hours and the worker is not obliged to accept any work offered.
Oh man sounds like when I used to work at a shop and I was a lube tech there and got paid hourly, but my manager offered me extra hours and instead of paying me regular overtime he paid me flat right hours like a real mechanic, and I came out way underpaid. So I put out a case against him to the department of workforce services. Don't know if that's the same scenario you speak about or not
Sometimes they can be rubbish but sometimes they are perfect. It’s not that zero hours contracts are scams but how they are used. At my place there’s a few people who literally want to work maybe 6-20 hours a week who insist on zero hours contracts because some months they don’t want to work. Being forced onto one is wrong but I’m these cases they actually kicked up a fuss to be on zero hours so they could make sure they don’t have to work during school holidays so they can take care of their kids. I totally agree they are more often than not used in a scammy way but I think we’ve got to the point where we are told something is a scam and but it’s actually more how the companies are using it that makes it a scam or not
He makes the assumption that everyone should be or even wants to be a millionaire, and he also makes the assumption that anyone can become an entrepreneur. Both are not true. This is actually "first-world" hubris. Most people in developing countries would sell a kidney just to have a 9-5 job that they can actually live and raise a family on.
Everyone wants to be a millionaire, You might not wanna keep a million, But if I handed you a million you’d take it, why do people act like you couldn’t just spend the money. Either on yourself, or into different charities
@@unbannable7551 except just because someone was given something, it doesn't mean they want it, it just means there are no negatives to accepting it, or there are more negatives to refusing it. If someone was handing out bottles of water and I was given one, I'd put it in by bag, maybe drink it later or give it to someone else. It doesn't mean I wanted that bottle of water. Also fliers. I've been given plenty of fliers I definitely didn't want, but it was easier to take it with a thank you than to convince a pushy salesperson that you don't want the flier.
depends what and where you study. Mine was more of an interruption in me becoming competent in programming. And when i think about getting forced to learn spanish as an english culture and language major, or being forced to learn european union law as a IT major... yeah. Hard to not call those subjects a scam.
afaik the high cost of studying in the US only got into such a big problem when student debt started to get treaded differently, making it hard to get rid off with bankruptcy, otherwise the high rate of defaults would should eventually bite back the universities in one way or another if prices get too high
@@mac19999x I wanted to get into IT and got taught other subjects that aren't IT and I'm certainly not mad about it in hindsight. Being only taught in exactly the thing you want to pursue a career in makes you kind of blind, even in that job itself. Like in your case you probably shouldnt be ignorant of union law and in IT it is often helpful to know other natural languages because it is quite an international field.
Man this guy who worked 2 months at JC Penny’s sure knows the struggle of getting a degree, climbing the corporate ladder and getting raises/promotions. I better get his forex class.
9-5 job with benefits? Fuck that. I wanna work a 1AM - 11PM job. All day hustle for the next couple of years before I make a net profit. Being an entrepreneur is not for everyone. And that's fine lol
I trade forex... And am pretty damn good. You don't need to know the day. You need to know what's happening . And what effects the market but knowing the day is irrelevant. Other than nfp and monetary policy that's basically it. Obviously there is more to it but... I'm doing veryyyyy Good and I only worry about those 2 things. peace.
@@fisshbone that I can agree with he likes to rant he could have said it a bit better lol obviously he knows the days.. it just blends cause he constantly works.. I’m in his academy he WORKS ALOTT
I’m a chemistry/science teacher and the only scam about my 9-5 job is how much money I make - other then that it’s pretty rewarding career and I can’t imagine doing anything else
They imagine doing 9-5 as some office work and does the same crap all day lol Cant really blame the guy who's only knowledge of 9-5s was 2 months working at a JC Penney
@@pedrosilvaproductions Yeah, and many people are content with "boring" office work. At the end of the day, I think it comes down to this: if you don't enjoy your job, it's crap regardless of what it is. And vice versa. 9-to-5's can be hell on Earth, but so can freelance work or "trading". It all depends on who you are and what you want with your life.
I wonder if the reason a few of these billionaires dropped out of college was because they had already an immediate opportunity that was of extreme value essentially forcing them to choose what to prioritize. This is not the same as saying drop out of college to become a billionaire.
"Hi, I'm looking to have an electrician come out to fix my meter box. Do you have anyone available today?" "Nah bruh, we don't work past noon. That shit is a scam."
Thank you swag academy. After your video, I promptly dropped out of school. I also quick reading books. I just started relying on my ambitious, a positive attitude and the power of attraction. Side note: I have been unemployed ever since. However my mom enjoys that I am now back home, living in her basement, to keep her company.
"You may find yourself in a beautiful house. With a beautiful wife. And a dog. And ask yourself - how did I get here?" "Not by working a 9-5 apparently"
0:30 _"Sorry guys, I lied to you, I didn't have a lambo this whole time . . . but you know what I like even more than lying?-Knowledge."_ *_*camera pans*_*
He's not trashing education. He's trashing the concept of traditional college and the tons of debt we have to go into to get that. Let alone across seas education is cheaper AND you start your area of major Immediately. There's no irrelevant 2 years worth of electives that we have to take while spending mass amounts of money
@@marktube5732 it’s absurd you can’t comprehend what’s actually being done. I’m primarily correcting the narrative since he never stated education should be abolished. He said that in most cases, similar to Trump and Elon musk that the idea of school being a having a guaranteed return on investment is no longer the case. Please research recent commentary on the necessity of a degree in the professional world by Elon and Trump. There’s a general consensus (at least among the new generation, millennials and Z) that there are a lot of caveats involved with the US secondary education system in its current form that in some cases outweigh the implied benefits. We represent the opposite side of the spectrum so that there’s balance. Instead of being indoctrinated to blindly go to school at the age of 17/18 as if there are no risks in the corporate work place. The elephant in the room is that there are risk on both sides. And instead of reflecting to see which path one may align we completely eliminate the unpopular possibility of entrepreneurship due to its perceived “impossibility” by pessimistic/fearful individuals I’m gonna correct YOUR narrative. no one is saying buy his course. In fact he’s one of many channels who have Free resources on his page and openly states you do not need a course in order to learn however a course can streamline the process. I’m sure you’re away that the country is NOT full of independent thinkers so independent research on things is a foreign concepts to them and they need their hand helps. I didn’t buy a course. Trial and error is life’s biggest lesson
@@dsj19 usually local colleges are cheaper (with exceptions for places like California and New York) plus scholarships for local universities have pretty low requirements. Across all 4 years of university about a year left) I will have made money from grants and scholarships.
@ꋪꀤꏳꂦ ꏳꀍꂦᖘᖘꍏꀍ 401ꉧ that’s what I’m saying . I joined his course at the end of Dec. and I’ve learned so much from that man .. not that it’s really a flex but he helped me find my own strategy and I been getting trades back to back in the rewind mode on TradingView and still trying to grow.. he’s a good guy 🤙🏾
When will people understand that 9-5 jobs are the pillars of society, your trash man, your delivery guy, your doctor, your nurse, your farmer... People these days think getting a few thousands is what it takes to be someone and have 0 character lmao
Potentially successful people drop out of college because they have specific leverage and they already have something going. They're not successful BECAUSE they dropped out, they're successful because they're smart. But these guys make it seem like dropping out is what makes you successful, which is the most boring & dangerous correlation =/= causation situation. Don't drop out just because you're lazy, it's a dumb move.
Smart guy, exactly the reason I dropped out (I'm still very skilled and pro education) i believe people should keep learning no matter with or without a degree
@@HyperMario64 no, i'm freelancing, made $10k since start of this year, my next project is paying me $30k in mid feb, doing pretty good, the goal is to retire young
@@revxnth Well you must have your business to do this kind of work. Or is it not legally necessary where you live? And yeah freelancing pays a fuck ton, are you a dev?
@@HyperMario64 Please take randos' advice from the internet with a FUCKTON of salt, freelancing is super saturated unless you got contacts you built up during your years of working a normal job
@@axiosschmidt6001 just how police and criminals both profit off of crime. The difference is obvious. Coffee works hard in his investigations and in my opinion deserves his pay.
@@alepepperoni2563 Bringing the truth to the light sounds like the lords work to me. You’re right though, most of these scams are easy to recognize and avoid. It doesn’t mean they aren’t worth investigating. Especially the more complicated and high profile ones.
your are wrong cuz being a slave solves nothing in the big picture! But i know youre just one of those dumb 99% beings not having a clue about finance and how the world is rolling. This coffee guy is as extreme in his views as this gurus, find the middle ground and you will find freedom. Also work with the dumb system, didnt work a slave job for 2 years now and never had so much financial freedom and spare time. Even got myselfe a dog since Im no slave anymore that has to trade life time vs. Fiat.
@@manonYm1 yup your right bro. I am about to go part time, and maybe even quit this year at 23 with staking from crypto and dividends from stocks. If people ducking save for a few years of working a 9-5 they could be free
@@aseanidmiller1238 he also said he wouldn't hire you if you don't have a degree. What he meant is. If you don't have the knowledge you having a degree means nothing. On certain jobs tho. You need a degree. No one is going to hire you to design rocket control system without a degree. You need a license for that kindeof stuff.
My favorite part about this guy is that if you ask literally anyone who's knowledgeable about investing, they'll tell you to **never** day trade. It's one of the worst ways to try and make any APY much less a living. You may as well go to the slots.
Wouldn't consider being a dentist a 9 to 5, more like an actual career. Working as a cashier at walmart or target are 9 to 5s. Dropping fries at McDonald's are 9 to 5s, hell working in Warehouses or factories are 9 to 5s. Being a dentist, nurse, doctor, engineer, lawyer, etc those are careers and he never talked down on those smh.
@@Gator87 A 9 to 5 can be within a career (i.e. a Dentist's hours could begin at a certain point in the day and end at a certain point. And said Dentist must report to the office and see patients in order to earn an income. Unless they own the practice and have other Dentists under them.) While a 9 to 5 can also be at a dead end job like the many examples you gave. Him talking down on a 9 to 5 included everyone working for someone or a corporation for a check, i.e. working a JOB (career or not).
@@Gator87 I 100% agree that dentistry is a career and nobody should retire from ringing up groceries. Hell no one can even afford to retire in a job like ringing up groceries. World's apart but both are 9 to 5s.
@@MSotelo503 i don't know anything about US economy man but in my country right now people are losing their jobs in the blink of an eye.. Businesses are shutting down.. So having A job.. Is pretty much a blessing
@@cryptojonny6837if everyone did side hustles, you’d have sooooo much competition that almost nobody would be making money. Never mind the fact majority of businesses fail.
@@fermatslasttheorem6298 The competition is true in some ways but there is all kinds of ways to make money in this world just have to research. I guess it depends how much money the person needs to be enough cause everyone’s situation is different. Some side hustles pay more then others but it adds up if you have several also it doesn’t have to be a business. Jobs can fail too cause it’s not a guarantee as well especially with inflation now days.
"Why I hate 9-5 jobs" Because he's used to being a TH-camr. That's a much better job, but it's not really a guaranteed career because not many people make it.
It really isn't a much better job these days honestly, at this point in order to make it you actually have to treat it like a 9 to 5 and shove as many ads and sponsorships as possible in to get by unless you have like a few million subs and good viewership
@@OpticIlluzhion 9 to 5. There is a reason why antisocial geeks dominate TH-cam, as the editing involved takes way more then the 9to5 grind. It's why the first wave was gamers,not supermodels. It was underemployed filmmakers, actors and tech guys. Who spent all their free and not free time posting. Even people out of the business were the underemployed introverts who lucked into the algorithm by posting low effort but well edited content. Vine was a different beast. Good editing low effort and timely videos make your career on TH-cam.
@@elizabethlee2136 Agreed. I looked into making a video a year ago and it’s time consuming to record the content, and then edit it. I spent over a week trying to edit a video and then didn’t even bother anymore.
I dropped out of school, and I'm a truck driver and take home over 100,000k a year, home every 6-10 days. Could certainly be worse. Love your content Brother.
@@renzorodriguez7701 they don’t pay attention to anything else, either. What matters is that they’ll remember the fundamentals once it’s time to apply them in the real world, unlike Jane Eyre.
This is pure ignorance atp. He pretty much says that formal education doesn't matter. There is an entire community of people (mostly men) on TH-cam. They can't read statistics but love stats, and shun emotional reasoning when that's all they really use (no way is their reasoning logical).
Obviously “some” dropouts will be successful (though they still need to learn and be educated somehow) but if you look at the big picture most educated people do well in comparison to dropouts
Let me correct that statement for you: People with a college degree do economically better than college dropouts ON AVERAGE This whole discussion is based upon semantics and wrong statistics, black dude was really wrong with some of his statements, but this guy coffezilla wasn't totally right either, he showing selectively manipulated statistics trying to debunk the other guy. The reality is that a college degree is just a license, it doesn't necessarily teach you something that makes you money.
well dont confuse education with. college/degrees.... thats the error everyone is doing.... I am educated but dont finished my uni ! I dropped out cuzI relized that I wasted 500$ tuition per month and the time... rather I started freelancing and learning more thinks I really want.... I started trading later on and now I am about to found my first company .... so education != college/degree
@@kristian_personal well yes but statistically speaking people who get degrees... usually do better, but you can also be successful without going to uni or getting degrees.
I came out of school making $150k+ in tech sales at my 9-5. Plus I went to a city college and took on no debt and got a good education. I call it a blessing. Plus built a great network.
I’m switching careers from English Education to Tech Sales. I’m CIO of my company of 3 years. How could I make myself more valuable in tech sales or tech in general?
Honestly I think it boils down to finding where you fit best. There are some people that thrive working a 9-5. They have consistency in terms of schedule and pay, they have clear work life separation (in most cases), and honestly they get paid the same each day whether they were productive or not. On the other hand you have people that love to take risks and be challenged every day. They enjoy the uncertainty of running their own business and they thrive doing it. So it's all about finding what works best for you. As someone who works a 9-5 and also does TH-cam, I can see the benefits of both.
Yeah personally im not adept to taking risks. I would much rather a financially stable career like being a doctor which is why im going to med school next year. The stock market taught me that I would be terrible at running a business 😂
I hate people calling 9-5 jobs a scam while they're doing work that is almost round the clock hustling or at least almost always on the mind. Like god, I just want to enjoy my hobbies on my off time and not be "on work" all the time.
There's a lot of poor villages in this world that don't have schools and 9 to 5 jobs. They also don't have electricity, current water, hospitals or law enforcement. These facilities are usually built, run and maintained by professionals like architects, engineers, doctors, blue collars, white collars and bunch of 9 to 5 workers. I deeply respect the hard work of these workers who add values to my everyday life 🙏
I didn't do college or have a 9-5 but I still don't argue with people about going to to either 1) not everyone is built for entrepreneurship 2) you can do a job, enjoy your weekends and be content 3) college turns out doctors, Electricians etc that are needed to have society function properly But no college doesn't guarantee your future or a job. You just need to know exactly what you're going to school for and be calculated with what you want.
Exactly. You need college education if you want to be a doctor, a nurse, an engineer, a lawyer, an astronaut (which actually requires at least a Masters), etc. Hell, technicians require either an apprenticeship or an associates. Not everyone can be a legalized gambler (AKA a day trader).
"I made an investment of €57,000 into BTC trading with a professional hoping to make profits at least not lose my money.. To my greatest surprise my portfolio has been generated by over 75% every single week for about four months now...
@@hugoporras86 No college is not simply for education! Most of the successful tech entrepreneurs dropped out of big name colleges, like stanford, harvard etc. You notice a trend? Thats because, thats where they make essential connections with big names in buisness world who would give them a launchpad. people who say college is scam are those who weren't smart enough to get into good colleges, those people won't make that big as entrepreneurs either. Of course there are exceptions. But for the majority of people, college is a necessity.
The problem is when college cost so much and then the kids chose an awful major. They never use it and they are in huge debt. Go to college pick a major that you love and then you should be good.
The major isn't even an issue. I majored in business and they taught me NOTHING about business. I dropped out because I literally wasn't learning anything. I taught myself more in 1 week watching youtube and reading forums than I learned a year and a half in college.
If you drop out of college because you have a real product, a real plan, and the intellect and energy to pursue it, that’s VERY different from just dropping out of college. Don’t waste the time and money you spend on college. Get to your classes, take serious subjects, and make yourself as literate and numerate as possible.
@@chukwudiilozue9171 and what people forget is that those guys are avid readers and studied A LOT. I bet Bill gates continued to learn and study even after Microsoft grew. He didnt needw the degree but he needed further knowledge
It turned from being motivation to those who didn’t succeed in a school setting that life isn’t over and you can still be successful to that it is a prerequisite to success.
This guy: 9-5 jobs are a scam.
Me, working an 8-4 job: Phew, dodged a bullet there!
Lmao..same!!
7-3 is better
7-15 here so im good
@@General_Classic Same. Glad we avoided those dodgy 9-5s
Mine is 11 to 8. It's neither here nor there
I’ve always wondered if these gurus realise that if everyone quits their 9-5 job, there wouldn’t be a stock market to trade in in the first place.
😂😂
@@LegendsUniverse True but if everybody quits their 9-5 jobs that would have some serious negative repercussions on the foreign exchange mkt too
@@LegendsUniverse potato, potahto
I've always wondered if people realize that day trading isn't the only way to quit your 9-5.
@@LegendsUniverse Hi verified person.
Dude worked 2 months in retail and proceeds to generalize that experience to all occupations. Genius.
LOL. So true. He can't grasp that there are people who are making multiple 6-figure working 9-5.
@@lol6434 I remember watching saggy C on big brother and thinking how unlikeable he was , mainly because he proposed to a girl after 3 weeks . He’s even more unlikeable now and a scammer 😂
Idk about all jobs but retail does suck and I have 6 years of experience to say so 😂
@@gokublack8342 f that, start selling stuff. I started with rental cars & then went to home loans. What do you got to lose
@@alexanderbankowski5617 I don't need to im good
Whenever I hear "dropped out of college" when it comes to success, I always assume they dropped out because something they worked on took off, not that they dropped out with nothing in mind
Duh
Exactly. Like yes, some successful people are college drop outs and some people never even go to college, but they all still do something. They don't just leave college and then wake up the next morning to a random 10 million dollars appearing in their bank account magically.
I can't tell you how many conversation I've had don't truly understand the concept of you don't need college to succeed. Many really think they just suddenly become "successful" without any type of education or personal success. Have a younger relative telling me he can own a construction company without college yet doesn't know carpentry or that industry let alone owning a business.
THIS is what no one thinks about in my opinion.
@@crypticutopia7228its possible to get rich because I have a cousin who is a millionare but it took him years there is no such things as quick money
"Jobs are scams, schools are scams, but I'm not a scammer, though!"
Said every scammer ever
If somebody has to remind you that he/she is not a scammer, then he/she is one.
True
The biggest scam was medic believing he was Naked Snake. Then he became an unhinged Venom Snake, formed Outer Heaven (again), died fighting Solid Snake and Naked Snake lives on. Damn you, Big Boss.
Whoever made this comment is also a scamner
Swaggy isn't a scammer though, am in his course and am only 30% through it and he's teaching me alott!!!
“Where people say they’re going to pay you then they pay you?” MASSIVE SCAM
Look here look listen!
@@Mark213la go drink pepsi Liquid Richard
That moment when all your favorite TH-camrs comment on the same video 👁👄👁
Swaggy is far from a scam lmfao. Nice to see your colors come out and hate though
ae man no need to be rude here.... we are all ding "business" here...
These people always seem to miss the point of why they actually dropped out of college... It's because they had inovative business idea and didn't have time to attend college and pursue their dreams at the same time. These successfull college drop-outs didn't drop out because they were like "Yeah I guess I'll play a little currency exchange and I'll be millionaire in two weeks!"
Plus they dropped out of ivey league schools such as Harvard lol
And they have access to capital. They didn't buy a mower to mow lawns, they partnered with capital and hired twenty employees on day one.
I like the conspiracy idea that someone put them as the heads of those companies but someone or something is controlling the worlds biggest companies from the shadows.
@@cfamick lol what
plus they are generally quite socially awkward people who didn't get on with being in college with lots of other people.
_”9 to 5 jobs are a scam!”_
Oh thank goodness, fortunately I only have one job.
Took me a moment to get it 😂.
Nah I don't agree.....how is that possible
This is gold!
Peek comedy
"I dont know why people work 9-5 Jobs"
ME: To make money, I have a soul and couldn't scam people to make a living.
This is so true. How do these people sleep at night knowing they are scamming people?
You do realize the options aren't only 'job or scam', right? lol
There are ways to not work 9 to 5 and not scam people and still live a good life
@@LavishPatchKid like what I honestly hate 9-5 but don't have another choice
You‘re overcompensating, buddy.
“I’m certified to talk about this, I have a beautiful wife”
Lol
@BigJohn Hansome Exactly. That totally validates his point. lol!
Come on guys he also got a dog
@@zhengli6619 tbh he treats his wife like a pet in most videos. She looks like typical gold digger.
That he met on a reality TV show and proposed to after knowing for like... 6 weeks.
Do people not realize that before the 9-5 schedule, people were working 12-16 hour days with only Sundays off at a factory?
But people need 2 9-5 jobs just to pay rent meanwhile one job back then would be enough to buy 5 houses.
@@kaeji_namitsua Couldn’t even enjoy your house back then, you were basically living at the job. Quit making it sound like everything is worse.
@@kaeji_namitsua … Not even close XD
I work those hours still here in the fishing industry. No days off
I mean he's somewhat correct in that no 9-5 jobs are gonna make you rich. Most profitable jobs, like quant traders, SW engineers at top Silicon Valley companies, and wall st. analyst work way more than that. 9-5 is a scam indeed, but you need to work more not less.
Swag dont realize that the cap he wears, his shirt, his hair cut, bath products, the chair he sits on, his house paint, his camera, his pc, the ppl who bread dogs, his lawyer, his dentist etc etc, all is possible thanks to people with 9 to 5 jobs.
The people making his pc and camera definitely dont have a 9 to 5. They have a 12-12.
@@yopizzawolfnice one😂
Well, most of these 'roducts are partially or wholly made with slave labour as well, so only partially true.
Most of that stuff was made in east asia, so no, they were working much longer hours than just 9-5.
Shoutout to Robert kiyosaki for making a career out of about 3 paragraphs worth of information regurgitated in a million different ways
All of his books are the same stories
I've read his first book in one seating because it's so entertaining. This was around 10 years ago. His next books are really just the same story regurgitated.
@@phoenix5054 It was entertaining when I was 20 and never had thought about money, and growing up around NYC, the thought of not spending loads of money on my image and over-paying on rent was a new thought to me. However, as a 40 yo, I am not getting anything from the book.
Hey whats the main content of the book? I was about to buy his book but that thing so much to read.
Many years ago.i read one of Robert's books because it was free to checkout at he library. Pages and pages that could have condensed into a few paragraphs.
So if everyone just stops buying this guy’s course he will also need to get a 9-5 to pay his bills...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah he'll just continue trading
lol. He can just trade.
As a trader myself, I can see instantly few minutes in his videos that he knows his thing very well.
Not a 9-5 drone like you and the rest of Coffeezillas troll bozo army. Just keep doing the menial things you do without finding ways to improve
@@noomee4084 I trade as well, I just don’t do it as a main job because I don’t want to sit in front of a screen all day long hoping to make money, I have an amazing job and I trade long term and you know what it works for me...No hate towards you I wish you all the best in life bro🔥👍
@@noomee4084 nah he REALLY doesn't bruh STAY WOKE and i don't have a 9 to 5😂😂 so im ACTUALLY woken to the fact about a marketer when i see one👌💯💯
Once the dude said he had a dog, I was completely sold to joining his academy. That validates everything and doesn’t require anymore research to know if he’s legit.
I hate the whole “lifestyle” flex. People really be wanting shit they don’t even want. I love animals but a dog isn’t really aiming very high. Like, at least a parrot or something exotic. I’m not impressed by a dog. 😂😂😂 now if you said I have a dolphin I might think twice.
@@dantan1249
The point of a dog is to show youre human and it builds trust cuz everyone loves dogs (almost)
@@lindisopaj that doesn't really make any sense, having a dog means nothing. I've seen absolute pieces of shit with dogs
@@felixtran7917 it means nothing but it looks like it means something. That's why swag does it, to show he has something when he has nothing.
Sure he has a dog...... is it behaved though!
As a healthcare professional, i just don't even understand this narrative. I get that you don't need college to be successful, but if my doctor or nurse wasn't at least making Bs in school.... I could never trust them.
Don't come to Canada where most of my nursing classmates barely got C's lol
@@thezeddy yeah, Canada is a bit rough with grading compared to the states, haha.
@@thepurplepanda4 yeah if you make below 75 in anything you can't graduate. Even if it's a breeze of a course like communications . Which in my province every class including trades needed to take. It's essentially how to make a resume and how to not be a dick in the work force 101....to put it into perspective I graduated with a 3.5 GPA/ 90% average. I was the top of my class and we started with 40 classmates and finished with maybe 12
@@thezeddy Honestly I don't trust test scorings either. There's a lot of people who are academically smart, but when they get put in a real life situation where they have to apply the stuff they learned, they draw a blank.
As long as people got through college, I'd say that's enough to AT LEAST trust them to know what they're doing.
College degrees aren't a good measure of competency/intelligence
Apple Engineers that designed the mac laptop he is using, that work 9-5: 😨😨
And probably made 100-200k a year risk free. Nah, quit your job and trade stocks with $100 to gamble with.
@@NaudVanDalen yep SWE at Apple probably 250k +
well, maybe 10 or 11 to 7 or 9 knowing how things go in Silicon Valley... but yes, they work a job and get paid on a regular schedule
They actually work like 12 to 12. And more so now where everyone is wfh.
IKR. This guy also don’t realize that a lot of business were started by Engineers that had a 9-5 job
Doctors: working 12 hours a day to save the lives of their patients
This guy: "YOURE A WAGE SLAVE REEEE"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
All the worlds smartest people working to improve the human condition and contribute to society in a positive meaningful way
Swag Academy: "IM a ForEX GuRU, LoOk At mY LaMBo"
As a doctor, I can tell you we are wage slaves, at least outside of the US. Look up what's happening to doctors in the UK right now. 35% pay cut over the last twenty years. Most doctors having to work extra hours to make ends meet.
😂
Right-wingers in the UK work hard to defund the NHS, this is why the UK has difficulty
Over the past 5 years...I've moved around internally at the same company 4 times, been promoted twice, and have nearly doubled my salary. Yep, if that's a scam - it's the best scam ever.
Swag Academy says your scammer is doing it wrong
Or the worst scam ever. Like, it's bad at being a scam.
@@CherryBomb_Games lol
Sounds interesting; do you have a course I could buy?! :)
but if you had been an passionpreneur you would've made 123 342 % on your money and would have 50 billion and a bentley dude..
Also, out of that 20% of 30-millionaires with no college, I bet most of them still were attending elite universities before dropping out
really it makes since that their would be about 20%. there all baby boomers and boomer have on avg 5 siblings. 1/5 rich kids were a "living in the pool house until 40 type". and their parents still set them up. mix in a few outliers and 15-25% would easily make sense. people tend to be about the same regardless of money. money amplifies what's already there. so 500 million net worth people with 3-8 kids still have 1 that will be a 30-m as a participation trophy.
Or they're professional athletes.
@@gusbamanabio2522 shaq,jordan and 99% of nbl players who are guided by financial advisors are millionaires. Even outside of America every country has one huge athlete who has huge business empires.
A lot of them inherited the money.
@@gusbamanabio2522 There are way more millionaires than pro athletes. It's not even close to the most common way people get rich. They are by far outdone by people who were simply born rich.
So if you need a Physical Therapist or a doctor or a nurse, lawyer, guess what..those are considered 9-5 jobs. If your pipes burst and you need a plumber although they work around the clock that is a traditional job. Do these people understand how ridiculous they sound? College is expensive and not for everyone but people are needed in all types of professions and that is ok
God forbid we get invaded. The military is primarily a 9-5 job (If you wanna count PT it'd be 6-8 with an hour break), so who'd defend us? XD
Literally this…literally lol. What about grocery stores, movie theaters, teachers, hospitals…..we can’t all be day traders lol
Indeed. What about all those people unglamorously keeping the *real* economy functioning, day in, day out? Suckers, apparently, according to the JC Penny guru. Ummmm.... Maybe he actually couldn't hack it at JC Penny?
Well many physical therapists, doctors, and plumbers are small businesses rather than employees so I think they are not exactly 9-5. Nurses work 12 hour shifts and honestly I do think nurses might be getting scammed considering the crap they put up with compared to what they are paid. Not to say there aren't good examples of 9-5 jobs. I'm a software engineer and that's a 9-5 job and good luck getting your online courses published onto the internet if all the software people device to become forex traders instead.
@@misspapo3444 GROCERY STORES R SCAMS
These types of “entrepreneurs” don’t understand that some people genuinely enjoy traditional education and have goals in life that require schooling. There’s no right or wrong way, just do what you actually enjoy and figure out what you need to do in order to get there.
Exactly. And they don't understand if no one went to medical school there would be nobody to take care of you at the hospital. Smh
Such people think that no one is interested in academia just because they weren't lmao.
@@user_2793 exactly
Bingo
You’re missing the point of the entire video. If your goals and genuine happiness are connected towards a particular job, then great. Is that the case for everyone? No. Have an open mind for god sake
I realize I say I hate 9 to 5s, but good god just let people work their corporate job if they want. I just want people to get treated right. People like this dude in the vid miss the point.
I hate 9-5 Too. Like theres literally no freedom at all. I get it, if you like your 9-5 thats cool. But you should open up your mindset more and use that 9-5 money to go create something that will eventually bring you money passively. Even if its youtube!
@@kingboji958 I mean there's no security in what I do. Nor is there a whole lot at a job, but not everyone wants the stress or to be head honcho, nor are they self motivated. That's fine, and some people are OK with that. I don't know how they do it, but to them they probably wonder the same about me.
@@JoshuaFluke1 Totally agreed, love your vids brother.
@@kingboji958 9-5 vs years of 80hr weeks and barely any sleep to try and become an entrepreneur. A 9-5 is more secure and more freedom for most people
@@rustyray420 What if you fail and lose money and all time invested? Life failed is what it is. Thanks to the conmen for ruining it!
This whole notion of “sOmE oF tHe wOrLd’s RiChEsT pEoPLe DiDn’T gO tO cOLLeGe!” is so stupid. Yeah, they didn’t go to college but they had skills. Disney could draw and Zuckerberg can program. They didn’t just sit on their ass.
Imagine being so lost you turned to a guy who calls himself "Swag Academy." Lol :)
It hurts stop attacking me 💔💔💔💔💔
Not worth 500 dollars the price is absurd if it was 25-50 dollars it would be okay because he at least breaks tthings down but definitely not a way to be profitable IMO
+ got his boost start from reality tv (even tho i like reality tv ok)
Big facts, it's like taking financial advice from Nicki Minaj, YoUnG MoNeY
You’re bugging swaggy c ..legit became a millionaire off of forex ..no mlm no get rich quick scheme just strictly discipline and trading
Entrepreneurs can’t exist without employees that work 9-5’s
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@Ajitesh Thakur 100k affiliate marketing 72k in profit a month by myself and scaling
@Ajitesh Thakur lmao yeah right that's why bosses run businesses into the ground constantly
A.I.
I'm going to become an entrepreneur which requires employees to work 8-6, that way they are not participating in a "scam"
Zuckerburg dropped out .... of HARVARD it’s impressive getting in on itself lol
Also Harvard influenced the idea for Facebook itself (I.e. each dorm had a “Facebook”) and Harvard is where he got his founding team
He was later awarded an honorary degree from Harvard in 2017. So....
@@Lightningkuriboh We actually still have facebooks at the university.
@@chukwudiilozue9171 ok bro we get it you go to Harvard flex more why don’t you :P
@@Lightningkuriboh Careful, your insecurity is showing.
His sample size is literally 1. What a credible dude
With 100% success rate
When you have a heart-attack and end up in a hospital guess who takes care of you? Health workers. Those "losers" who finished medical school. Those "losers" who have regular jobs are true heroes.
Who do you got to when you need nutritional advice? Nutritionist who study and go to college, get experience to be able to give you advice and help plan meals, so on. The list of jobs go on. I am currently studying for a future job in Nutrition and working a job to make some extra money.
No everybody knows that you are a real hero when live in LA drive lambos and live in a mansion. That's why LA is called the city of heroes duh.
No everybody knows that you are a real hero when live in LA drive lambos and live in a mansion. That's why LA is called the city of heroes duh.
Straight up Anton kriel, regardless of who he is said this one time and it stuck, amber look down on any job because you now have an awareness of the markets, if you need ____ someone that works that job is essential, even the cat at the local 7/11 or the doctor that saves you or a loved one! I’ve come to, even if I’m not a massive success in the markets, realize and appreciate every person in their role in society!
Guys.. y'all need to actually watch the video swaggy made. This guy cut out all the actual important bits. And just shows shit that makes him look like an idiot. He neverrr says to quit your job right now and start trading. He says open your mind their are other things out their that can make you successful follow and dream and a passion. 9-5 are a scam cause they stunt your growth. You will never become rich and succeful from a 9-5 normal job it's true sorry. But he does say.. medical workers and people who the world needs who goes to education for are not what he is talking about cause that's needed. He is saying I'd you hate it. You ""CAN"" leave it it's not the only answer. he doesn't say buy my course. And he doesn't say start trading he is offering advice on chasing a dream.. plz actually watch his video. This COFFEZILLA kid makes him look like an idiot she in reality swaggy is very legit. And very smart.. did you wonder why he skipped 15 min of the vid? Watch again... He set it up to make him look better. Smh
He had a 9-5 at retail? For retail workers that's a blessed schedule!
yeah like you mean i get to have an actual sleep schedule? lmao
I did fulfillment, receiving, merchandising, and sales associate at macys for 3 years. It is a needle and haystack to have a 9-5 schedule in retail
Definitely! Don't miss retail hours. Love my 9-5 and having weekends free 🥳
I work retail. That’s a dream schedule.
What retail store is open at 9am?
“9 to 5 jobs are a scam”
Me: laughs in 12hr shifts 5days a week
U a Hardworker 💪
He can barely look into the camera, imagine if he had to look you in your eyes.
If you don’t have kids or a wife save that money and do something with it. You work a good amount of hours so with the right budget and discipline you could be really good off
ha ha ha same, even bigger scam!!! /s
keep up the hard work man!
I find it really tiresome how "scam" just means "not the optimal choice in my opinion" to so many people.
👏
The millionaires who dropped out already had substantially growing businesses...
and already got into valid universitys in the first place
exactly, they already have a direction in life. To just tell someone who doesn't have any direction in life to drop out of college and they can become that millionaire is just outright dangerous
And money to begin with. Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Marc Zuckerberg… they all come from wealth. Which means, they got a pretty cushy safety net in case their business gamble failed. Most people don’t have that, so trying out risky business ideas is way harder
Also Bill Gates wanted to work with computers, which were still new enough there weren't any super great programs at colleges.
And came from rich parents.
So glad to see fake guru friday's has returned in full force
For real.
I'm learning a ton from your channel. Thank you sir! 👍
This guy is entirely legit. Don't bash someone unless you have actually done your research.. and not just your own childish opinion thank you.
That moment when all your favorite TH-camrs comment on the same video👁👄👁
Spencer is a fake guru too, how come I watch all of his videos?lol
Imagine a world without 9-5 jobs , we might as well just go back to hunting and gathering
Yeah, some people have to be the slaves while some enjoy freedom and tons of wealth
in that case hunting would be a 9 - 5 lol you cant escape it
some people like to work 9-5 jobs so thats a all or nothing fallacy. I just don't think it should be forced upon us through starvation. That's psychopathic. Its forcing their lifestyle onto the rest of us no different than religious extremists
@@investingwithbrian6196 you mean slavery with extra steps
@@johnynoway9127 exactly
You can smell these kinds of people miles, when you grew up with them.
I know guys i onced called friends that worked one or two jobs and spend their time hustling scams or trying to get rich quick.
30 year olds with no job, child support, and constantly borrowing money to live a flashy life and claim to know everything that is wrong with the way we work and make money.
Damn You Just Described Someone I Know
I completely thought this was a scam until he said he had a nice dog. So, now I'm in The Swag Academy.
Hahahaha.. 😂😂😂😂😂
Looks like it had fleas.
Did you see the dog?
@@DaMu24 Oh God, I just realized the dog in this video was Coffee's dog. This man was probably lying about his nice dog the whole time. What have I done?!
The best advise I ever got on college was from my community college’s academic/career advisor: “figure out where you want to be, figure out the steps it takes to get there, then follow those steps and not get distracted with other things.” So if you’re goal involves trade school, then do that instead of an Ivy League. If it is about experience only, then intern or apprentice instead of college. But if you want a career that normally requires a certain level of college, then do that amount of college. Generally not PhD.
I want to make anime.
Cool but, I doubt anyone has ever decided between an Ivy league school and trade school. Usually you decide between university and trade school and if you do decide to go to university and end up doing well enough to get a scholarship to an Ivy league school, then you do that. Otherwise you end up at whatever university is nearby that you can afford to attend. If you can afford an Ivy League education and are paired for it (through lifelong tutoring) then your parents damn sure aren't going to let you throw away their investment in you by letting you go to trade school.
This right here. This is how it's done.
I was a young kid and my town got WRECKED in the financial crisis back in 2008. I wanted to be one of the guys that looks into corporate fraud. My family didn't have the money to afford school so I joined the army. Did my hitch, and meanwhile planned the next steps. So, I needed an accounting or finance degree, then experience as an auditor so started interning there. Still in the auditor phase and it's so far a good gig. I work 9-5 being a fact-checker on other people's financial data. Good experience and still chasing that dream. No regrets.
@@losfromla1480 no point forcing him to go to an ivy league if he doesn't wanna do it no point wasting all that time and years off his life
Really good advise. I wish I got that advice when I was in High School. I wanted to work in animation and in retrospect it seems obvious, go to an art school but being a teen in high school, my goal was to go to a University. The fancier, the better. Maybe I wasnt paying attention at that age, but I think schools can do a better job at helping students decide their path.
Thank god I do 8-4 otherwise I've been bamboozled
That was my thought! I work 8-5. I got lucky
@Alpha Omega u must start to pack up a 4:30 lol
The military works 24/7. Fuck you guys got lucky.
12h graveyard shifts 4 days on/off here.... I'm in the clear.
6am-2pm, high fives man. We aren’t being bamboozled ✋🏽
Do these people not realise.. If people quit normal jobs.. the society as we know will literally collapse..
Thank u someone who knows how important logistics is👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯
Wrong, companies will be incentivised to not exploit workers and stop giving them 0.1 percent of their profits.
You say that like it's a bad thing
Society can collapse either way some people work at jobs but the economy can still not be in good shape I really think there should be a change in the job system. I think some people would probably take more jobs that require no experience that offer health care and benefits the job is remote where you don’t deal with many people it’s not all positive dealing with many people it’s why jobs end up toxic or the person picks up the work from the company and just finish it where ever they stay at. The company could also send the work to where you live but we can only hope more new better jobs arrive these are some reasons but there are many others. If many 9-5 jobs can be enjoyable it would be like watching a movie I think many of us don’t like the 9 to 5 grind.
They aren’t successful because they dropped out of college, but despite dropping out.
Yeah but this dude and majority of the people watching this just love to hate 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Also lol and WHICH colleges did they drop out of? That they were successful enough to get accepted to
Idk I’ve seen a lot of college horror stories. You don’t need college to be successful
@@SynterraSteen colleges are useful, sometimes necessary for many things. The successful people who dropped out of college did so from unis like Harvard and were so brilliant that they had learnt the stuff people learn in unis by themselves. For example, Bill Gates made an algo that worked so well even professors were impressed that no one had found something better than that (for a very long time after that). It's usually this kind of brilliance, determination etc which makes them special, more than dropping out of college.
@@SynterraSteen you SURE don’t! And if I knew then what I know now, I would have went on and started a business earlier. Could have saved myself thousands of dollars. Not saying I didn’t learn anything, but I’ve learned a lot more AFTER college by actually just doing it. I feel the same way about our school system.... it’s.... just.......not good. Sets the kids mind up to TAKE a job, not go after their dreams. Sorry coffezilla; completely disagreeing here. Hardly No one WANTS to leave home and family to work their jobs. Most of us don’t want to do that. I mean.... let’s be honest with ourselves for once. Jobs should be used as a stepping stone.
I’m dropping out of medical school to enroll at Swag Academy!
Best choice I’ve ever made in life all my money is gone lol
Remember to give discounts
you will have a lambo by the end of the year!
🤣🤣🤣
I'm bout to enter med school but this comment inspired me and gave me a new perspective on life. I an going to reject my Harvard Med school offer and join Swag Academy!
the thing everyone misses is “chasing your dream” my dream is to be a lawyer basically impossible without college so i agree with coffee
My dream is idk
@PLEMIX write it down
Doctors with a degree are a scam! My shaman said so...
@@jenkathefridge3933 write it up
@@FaHad-xx2ik write it left
It used to be generally accepted that education gives you a better chance at advancing in your career. The fact that so many people are ready to believe the opposite is very sad and says a lot about how education is either failing or not reaching some people.
An education in what field though? A large portion of peoppe go to college to study a Bachelor's in Art, English and Biology and don't get anywhere with it.
@@FernandoMartinez-pv1id doesn't matter. The foundation you build carries on to othet areas
@cane sugar if that were true, we wouldn't have a Country where 38% of College Graduates don't work in a field they got their degree in and 62% of them are crippled with student loan debt they have no hope in paying back. There's no structure learned in a useless degree.
@@FernandoMartinez-pv1id your comment is the exact reason why higher education is important. The structure learned is in the entire process and not weather you use the degree or not. Not using your degree doesn't equate to being a failure.
Education is hard work as well!
Doesn't every entrepreneur intend to grow their business and HIRE employees?? If everyone worked for themselves with no employees, how the hell would we have the computer systems and networks that we use, the cars we drive, the airplanes that we fly in and the freaking food that we eat?? I'm an entrepreneur but I know that 9-5s are absolutely necessary. They just aren't for everyone.
Think of it as an ecosystem. We need the producers that produce things that we eat, etc. Not just some people that trade them. And of course we need people like doctors and soldiers to ensure a working order and those are considered 9-5.
you're thinking of 'traditional' 'classic' entrepreneurs. new school just gets the money direct, you tell people to send you money and that's about it. employees will only squeal on you to 'zilla and stuff, you don't need them.
@@lasskinn474well still need 9-5 people to build roads, houses, clean and do other stuff
“Oh cool where did you go to school?”
“Uhh.. it’s called the Swag Academy”
😂😂😂
You've heard of the school of hard knocks. Well this is like the school of wearing very expensive athletic shoes.
@@BarackLesnar lmaooo nailed it
Graduated.. WITH SWAG HONORS
Here is the thing: If you actually did something in college, then its worth it. Skipping classes, drinking on a tuesday night, copy hws from other people the night before its due... rush to get projects done and not even give a shit about it.... I mean lot of people do that.
What really matters is what major you choose and as you say, you've got to do the work. A degree in some humanities field or art isn't really going to get you anywhere other than maybe being a teacher.
People think they collect their social/ecocnomic benefits because of learning and knowledge. Or in worst case because of connections.
But recent(and not so) studies came to different conclusion.
Almost all benefits come with degree. Higher education is not wealth generation mechanism, it's wealth redustribution through so called signalling. Degree is signal that distribute wealth on highly competitive labor market. It doesn't matter if you fake degree, or get it by learning hard, you get all benefits by stealing wealth from people without degree.
Why we see slower economy growth and salaries stagnation while there is more higher educated people than ever? Because they don't produce welath.
Thats how it works.
@@Acid31337 the problem with what you're saying is that the economy (as measured by the stock market) and national GDP has been rising, so that's already a correction to what you stated. Also very important is that due to tax structure, trade policies that disregard local labor in favor of multinational corporate benefits and the resulting weakening of labor's power to negotiate, wealth has stagnated by concentrating at the top. The wealth transfer you speak of, doesn't really exist. What you're implying is that a burger flipper at some fast food franchise outlet should be making as much as a factory worker in Detroit should be making. Or that a person who dropped out of high school as much as an electrical engineer, clearly improbable. No, the market pays what you're worth and the differentiator of that is your degree.
@@Acid31337 Almost everyone I knew transitioned doing something completely unrelated to their degrees, and end up getting business. Some did good and some went back to a job cuz they lack the focus.
Yeah if you're not using your time then you should really just drop it
You know what actually is a scam when it comes to workplaces? Zero hour work contracts. You're expexted to work long hours with little pay without any of the benefits or stability that makes a 9-5 appealing.
What do you mean zero hour contract what is that???
@@mitchweber7868 Is a type of contract between and employer and worker according to which the employer is not obliged to provide any minimun working hours and the worker is not obliged to accept any work offered.
Oh man sounds like when I used to work at a shop and I was a lube tech there and got paid hourly, but my manager offered me extra hours and instead of paying me regular overtime he paid me flat right hours like a real mechanic, and I came out way underpaid. So I put out a case against him to the department of workforce services.
Don't know if that's the same scenario you speak about or not
Or they say it's a 9-5 but everyone, including the boss, comes in at 8 and leaves at 6 or 7pm
Sometimes they can be rubbish but sometimes they are perfect. It’s not that zero hours contracts are scams but how they are used. At my place there’s a few people who literally want to work maybe 6-20 hours a week who insist on zero hours contracts because some months they don’t want to work. Being forced onto one is wrong but I’m these cases they actually kicked up a fuss to be on zero hours so they could make sure they don’t have to work during school holidays so they can take care of their kids. I totally agree they are more often than not used in a scammy way but I think we’ve got to the point where we are told something is a scam and but it’s actually more how the companies are using it that makes it a scam or not
He makes the assumption that everyone should be or even wants to be a millionaire, and he also makes the assumption that anyone can become an entrepreneur. Both are not true. This is actually "first-world" hubris. Most people in developing countries would sell a kidney just to have a 9-5 job that they can actually live and raise a family on.
Yeah, i know some famous youtubers who would like to experience a 9-5
Lol when everyone is a millionaire then it just means millionaires are the new poor.
@@FlyingKoreanMinja it already is just look how expensive everything is becoming
Everyone wants to be a millionaire,
You might not wanna keep a million,
But if I handed you a million you’d take it, why do people act like you couldn’t just spend the money. Either on yourself, or into different charities
@@unbannable7551 except just because someone was given something, it doesn't mean they want it, it just means there are no negatives to accepting it, or there are more negatives to refusing it.
If someone was handing out bottles of water and I was given one, I'd put it in by bag, maybe drink it later or give it to someone else. It doesn't mean I wanted that bottle of water.
Also fliers. I've been given plenty of fliers I definitely didn't want, but it was easier to take it with a thank you than to convince a pushy salesperson that you don't want the flier.
"9-5 jobs are a scam." Good thing I work 4-midnight. ;)
🤣🤣🤣 i felt that too
That's actually a really nice shift where do you work?
@@dragontile I work at an airport.
Me too we beat the system
You've beaten the system lol!
Obviously college isn’t a scam, but the price of admission is most definitely a scam.
I can tell you that's not happening in Europe
depends what and where you study. Mine was more of an interruption in me becoming competent in programming. And when i think about getting forced to learn spanish as an english culture and language major, or being forced to learn european union law as a IT major... yeah. Hard to not call those subjects a scam.
Only in America. They’re the only place that rips you off with student debt.
afaik the high cost of studying in the US only got into such a big problem when student debt started to get treaded differently, making it hard to get rid off with bankruptcy, otherwise the high rate of defaults would should eventually bite back the universities in one way or another if prices get too high
@@mac19999x I wanted to get into IT and got taught other subjects that aren't IT and I'm certainly not mad about it in hindsight. Being only taught in exactly the thing you want to pursue a career in makes you kind of blind, even in that job itself. Like in your case you probably shouldnt be ignorant of union law and in IT it is often helpful to know other natural languages because it is quite an international field.
Man this guy who worked 2 months at JC Penny’s sure knows the struggle of getting a degree, climbing the corporate ladder and getting raises/promotions. I better get his forex class.
😂😂😂
The irony of this bellends saying they hate working 9-5, whilst preaching "you gotta hustle 247"
9-5 job with benefits? Fuck that. I wanna work a 1AM - 11PM job. All day hustle for the next couple of years before I make a net profit.
Being an entrepreneur is not for everyone. And that's fine lol
@@mapl3af 1am to 11 fucking pm are you fucking stupid
@@princealmighty5391 whoosh
> Claims to trade forex
> Doesn’t know what day of the week it is
Anybody who trades will at least have an idea what day or the week it is.
his idea of time is either in H1, H3, M15. The concept of days is irrelevant to him.
Try his strategy and you'll see if he's a trader or not.
I trade forex... And am pretty damn good. You don't need to know the day. You need to know what's happening . And what effects the market but knowing the day is irrelevant. Other than nfp and monetary policy that's basically it. Obviously there is more to it but... I'm doing veryyyyy Good and I only worry about those 2 things. peace.
@@jack_fx266 I'm familiar with FX and I get that maybe a Tuesday and a Wednesday can blend together, but it's just pretentious the way he says it.
@@fisshbone that I can agree with he likes to rant he could have said it a bit better lol obviously he knows the days.. it just blends cause he constantly works.. I’m in his academy he WORKS ALOTT
I’m a chemistry/science teacher and the only scam about my 9-5 job is how much money I make - other then that it’s pretty rewarding career and I can’t imagine doing anything else
They imagine doing 9-5 as some office work and does the same crap all day lol
Cant really blame the guy who's only knowledge of 9-5s was 2 months working at a JC Penney
@@pedrosilvaproductions Yeah, and many people are content with "boring" office work. At the end of the day, I think it comes down to this: if you don't enjoy your job, it's crap regardless of what it is. And vice versa. 9-to-5's can be hell on Earth, but so can freelance work or "trading". It all depends on who you are and what you want with your life.
About to finish my PhD in biomedicine. The amount a scientist gets paid is a scam. Its too bad i love this too much to do something else.
@@fact4fiction35 Do you make too much that makes it a scam? Or too little that makes it a scam
@@הוגןאלוהים too little
I wonder if the reason a few of these billionaires dropped out of college was because they had already an immediate opportunity that was of extreme value essentially forcing them to choose what to prioritize. This is not the same as saying drop out of college to become a billionaire.
"Hi, I'm looking to have an electrician come out to fix my meter box. Do you have anyone available today?"
"Nah bruh, we don't work past noon. That shit is a scam."
Thank you swag academy. After your video, I promptly dropped out of school. I also quick reading books. I just started relying on my ambitious, a positive attitude and the power of attraction.
Side note: I have been unemployed ever since. However my mom enjoys that I am now back home, living in her basement, to keep her company.
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Do you have a dog and a beautiful wife, though? If not, perhaps that's why you didn't find success. ;)
@@oliver_twistor He's a loser. You can tell by the cat litter box in his basement.
But if your mom's broke, DO NOT Listen to her. Parents don't know what they're talking about, basement or not.
"You may find yourself in a beautiful house. With a beautiful wife. And a dog. And ask yourself - how did I get here?"
"Not by working a 9-5 apparently"
Sounds like a Good Life,however requires work and more than likely more Hours than a typical 9-5 depending on location and breed etc
As the days go by, let my swagger lift you up.
Just to point how miserable it become, getting this level of wealth by 9-5 job was reality in 70s for wide range people - for middle class.
The journey of people attempting to be a millionaire is lining the pockets of scammers everyday.
“Don’t go to your parents for advice, come to ME for advice” - Sifu Swaggy C
Swaggy C is a amazing mentor man I've watched tons of his videos and learned alot, I hope this video teaches me something new.
0:30 _"Sorry guys, I lied to you, I didn't have a lambo this whole time . . . but you know what I like even more than lying?-Knowledge."_ *_*camera pans*_*
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trashing education and literally selling a course.
Hes trashing the school system*
He's not trashing education. He's trashing the concept of traditional college and the tons of debt we have to go into to get that. Let alone across seas education is cheaper AND you start your area of major Immediately. There's no irrelevant 2 years worth of electives that we have to take while spending mass amounts of money
@@dsj19 The fact you’re defending him is absurd, but yeah ok let people buy his useless course
@@marktube5732 it’s absurd you can’t comprehend what’s actually being done. I’m primarily correcting the narrative since he never stated education should be abolished. He said that in most cases, similar to Trump and Elon musk that the idea of school being a having a guaranteed return on investment is no longer the case. Please research recent commentary on the necessity of a degree in the professional world by Elon and Trump. There’s a general consensus (at least among the new generation, millennials and Z) that there are a lot of caveats involved with the US secondary education system in its current form that in some cases outweigh the implied benefits. We represent the opposite side of the spectrum so that there’s balance. Instead of being indoctrinated to blindly go to school at the age of 17/18 as if there are no risks in the corporate work place. The elephant in the room is that there are risk on both sides. And instead of reflecting to see which path one may align we completely eliminate the unpopular possibility of entrepreneurship due to its perceived “impossibility” by pessimistic/fearful individuals
I’m gonna correct YOUR narrative. no one is saying buy his course. In fact he’s one of many channels who have Free resources on his page and openly states you do not need a course in order to learn however a course can streamline the process. I’m sure you’re away that the country is NOT full of independent thinkers so independent research on things is a foreign concepts to them and they need their hand helps.
I didn’t buy a course. Trial and error is life’s biggest lesson
@@dsj19 usually local colleges are cheaper (with exceptions for places like California and New York) plus scholarships for local universities have pretty low requirements. Across all 4 years of university about a year left) I will have made money from grants and scholarships.
Dude had 2 months of part time retail experience and thinks he knows what working is
did he just say that having a beautiful wife and loving his dog makes him legitimate and authentic 😂
Explains a lot
It does. I didn’t care about the multimillionaire part. But once he said he had a wife and a dog I immediately bought the course twice.
oh wow no one has thought of living like that before 🤣🤣
"The Swag Academy" sounds like a legit source for financial-management advice.
😂
it is
You'd understand if you actually traded forex. 🤫
@ꋪꀤꏳꂦ ꏳꀍꂦᖘᖘꍏꀍ 401ꉧ still a dumb name tho and his advice weeell let's just say questionable.
@ꋪꀤꏳꂦ ꏳꀍꂦᖘᖘꍏꀍ 401ꉧ that’s what I’m saying . I joined his course at the end of Dec. and I’ve learned so much from that man .. not that it’s really a flex but he helped me find my own strategy and I been getting trades back to back in the rewind mode on TradingView and still trying to grow.. he’s a good guy 🤙🏾
“The most successful people”, but they leave out the majority of successful people.
The top 2 richest did college/university
When will people understand that 9-5 jobs are the pillars of society, your trash man, your delivery guy, your doctor, your nurse, your farmer... People these days think getting a few thousands is what it takes to be someone and have 0 character lmao
14:04 “So lemme get this straight: college is a scam. 9-5s? Scam. Swag Academy? NOT a scam. Your parents? Scam.” Fucking lol 😂
Potentially successful people drop out of college because they have specific leverage and they already have something going.
They're not successful BECAUSE they dropped out, they're successful because they're smart. But these guys make it seem like dropping out is what makes you successful, which is the most boring & dangerous correlation =/= causation situation. Don't drop out just because you're lazy, it's a dumb move.
Smart guy, exactly the reason I dropped out (I'm still very skilled and pro education) i believe people should keep learning no matter with or without a degree
@@revxnth If you drop out you pretty much have to have your own business going. How are you doing?
@@HyperMario64 no, i'm freelancing, made $10k since start of this year, my next project is paying me $30k in mid feb, doing pretty good, the goal is to retire young
@@revxnth Well you must have your business to do this kind of work. Or is it not legally necessary where you live? And yeah freelancing pays a fuck ton, are you a dev?
@@HyperMario64 Please take randos' advice from the internet with a FUCKTON of salt, freelancing is super saturated unless you got contacts you built up during your years of working a normal job
"I got a nice dog" - 9-5 scam confirmed.
weird flex, but ok
I've got a nice cat - guess my type of scam :D
You are doing the Lord’s work exposing these frauds.
Amen!
I mean he is profiting the same way that they profit. No gurus no Coffiezilla.
"Lords work"? Lmao anyone whom isn't a smoothbrain can point out these self proclaimed gurus.
@@axiosschmidt6001 just how police and criminals both profit off of crime. The difference is obvious. Coffee works hard in his investigations and in my opinion deserves his pay.
@@alepepperoni2563 Bringing the truth to the light sounds like the lords work to me. You’re right though, most of these scams are easy to recognize and avoid. It doesn’t mean they aren’t worth investigating. Especially the more complicated and high profile ones.
9-5 jobs are terrible... if they'd at least keep up with numerological research and rebranded to "9-7" it would increase sales 👍
Union gig?
Dont you love when the sneak in those extra hours 🤣
7-7 😳
Why not use the proven numerological brand, "7-11"
I think I see what you did there
Swag Academy: "9-5 is a scam"
Everyone: * quit their jobs
Entire world: * crumbles
good thing forex will save us all, eh?
your are wrong cuz being a slave solves nothing in the big picture! But i know youre just one of those dumb 99% beings not having a clue about finance and how the world is rolling.
This coffee guy is as extreme in his views as this gurus, find the middle ground and you will find freedom.
Also work with the dumb system, didnt work a slave job for 2 years now and never had so much financial freedom and spare time. Even got myselfe a dog since Im no slave anymore that has to trade life time vs. Fiat.
@@manonYm1 yup your right bro. I am about to go part time, and maybe even quit this year at 23 with staking from crypto and dividends from stocks. If people ducking save for a few years of working a 9-5 they could be free
Elon musk is the richest man in the world and he has TWO bachelor degrees.
He's not the richest man in the world anymore that only lasted one day
@@Swhite2020 I saw that lol Jeff is like nope 🤣
He also has said degrees are useless
Yet Elon musk doesnt care if u got qualifications or not
@@aseanidmiller1238 he also said he wouldn't hire you if you don't have a degree. What he meant is. If you don't have the knowledge you having a degree means nothing. On certain jobs tho. You need a degree. No one is going to hire you to design rocket control system without a degree. You need a license for that kindeof stuff.
My favorite part about this guy is that if you ask literally anyone who's knowledgeable about investing, they'll tell you to **never** day trade. It's one of the worst ways to try and make any APY much less a living. You may as well go to the slots.
“9-5? That’s a scam. Where people tell you they’re gonna pay you and then they pay you... that’s a scam.” 😂
Sooo...his braces...Did he convince his dental hygienist & dentist to quit their 9 to 5? Because you know..it's a scam.
Wouldn't consider being a dentist a 9 to 5, more like an actual career. Working as a cashier at walmart or target are 9 to 5s. Dropping fries at McDonald's are 9 to 5s, hell working in Warehouses or factories are 9 to 5s. Being a dentist, nurse, doctor, engineer, lawyer, etc those are careers and he never talked down on those smh.
@@Gator87 A 9 to 5 can be within a career (i.e. a Dentist's hours could begin at a certain point in the day and end at a certain point. And said Dentist must report to the office and see patients in order to earn an income. Unless they own the practice and have other Dentists under them.) While a 9 to 5 can also be at a dead end job like the many examples you gave. Him talking down on a 9 to 5 included everyone working for someone or a corporation for a check, i.e. working a JOB (career or not).
@@tlen07 Like I said a dentist is a career nobody wants to retire from ringing up groceries or no shit like that.
@@Gator87 I 100% agree that dentistry is a career and nobody should retire from ringing up groceries. Hell no one can even afford to retire in a job like ringing up groceries. World's apart but both are 9 to 5s.
Dental hygienist is a two year degree
Which is pretty good
More like 9 to 5 jobs are a blessing in the current job market
Damn straight man
Damn right..
Regular 9 to 5s and 401ks have help sustain the US economy even tho we get screwed all time in taxes and manipulate gains of the markets.
@@MSotelo503 i don't know anything about US economy man but in my country right now people are losing their jobs in the blink of an eye.. Businesses are shutting down.. So having A job.. Is pretty much a blessing
America was built off the 9 - 5 and minimum wage. Ford invented the middle class and these cheeseballs want to burn it down.
Doctors, nurses, train drivers, supermarket staff... Come on everyone quit!!! Hold on... How would I be alive first place?
Side hustles there are other ways of making money without a job.
@@cryptojonny6837if everyone did side hustles, you’d have sooooo much competition that almost nobody would be making money. Never mind the fact majority of businesses fail.
@@fermatslasttheorem6298 The competition is true in some ways but there is all kinds of ways to make money in this world just have to research. I guess it depends how much money the person needs to be enough cause everyone’s situation is different. Some side hustles pay more then others but it adds up if you have several also it doesn’t have to be a business. Jobs can fail too cause it’s not a guarantee as well especially with inflation now days.
"Why I hate 9-5 jobs"
Because he's used to being a TH-camr. That's a much better job, but it's not really a guaranteed career because not many people make it.
It really isn't a much better job these days honestly, at this point in order to make it you actually have to treat it like a 9 to 5 and shove as many ads and sponsorships as possible in to get by unless you have like a few million subs and good viewership
@@OpticIlluzhion 9 to 5. There is a reason why antisocial geeks dominate TH-cam, as the editing involved takes way more then the 9to5 grind. It's why the first wave was gamers,not supermodels. It was underemployed filmmakers, actors and tech guys. Who spent all their free and not free time posting.
Even people out of the business were the underemployed introverts who lucked into the algorithm by posting low effort but well edited content.
Vine was a different beast. Good editing low effort and timely videos make your career on TH-cam.
@@elizabethlee2136 Agreed. I looked into making a video a year ago and it’s time consuming to record the content, and then edit it. I spent over a week trying to edit a video and then didn’t even bother anymore.
I dropped out of school, and I'm a truck driver and take home over 100,000k a year, home every 6-10 days. Could certainly be worse. Love your content Brother.
nothing like the open road!
prepare yourself for automation my friend
@@4XD45 Not this century lol
umm, that's a good amount of money though.
dude OTR isn't all that glamorous esp if you don't own your truck, many dudes starting out make half of that
The fact that economics isn't a mandatory subject every year of a student's career is nothing short of criminal
Even if it was, I doubt many kids would even pay attention.
@@renzorodriguez7701 they don’t pay attention to anything else, either. What matters is that they’ll remember the fundamentals once it’s time to apply them in the real world, unlike Jane Eyre.
This is pure ignorance atp. He pretty much says that formal education doesn't matter. There is an entire community of people (mostly men) on TH-cam. They can't read statistics but love stats, and shun emotional reasoning when that's all they really use (no way is their reasoning logical).
what does this even mean?
Life is a scam and I just want a refund
Obviously “some” dropouts will be successful (though they still need to learn and be educated somehow) but if you look at the big picture most educated people do well in comparison to dropouts
Let me correct that statement for you:
People with a college degree do economically better than college dropouts ON AVERAGE
This whole discussion is based upon semantics and wrong statistics, black dude was really wrong with some of his statements, but this guy coffezilla wasn't totally right either, he showing selectively manipulated statistics trying to debunk the other guy.
The reality is that a college degree is just a license, it doesn't necessarily teach you something that makes you money.
well dont confuse education with. college/degrees.... thats the error everyone is doing.... I am educated but dont finished my uni ! I dropped out cuzI relized that I wasted 500$ tuition per month and the time... rather I started freelancing and learning more thinks I really want.... I started trading later on and now I am about to found my first company .... so education != college/degree
@@kristian_personal well yes but statistically speaking people who get degrees... usually do better, but you can also be successful without going to uni or getting degrees.
True
I came out of school making $150k+ in tech sales at my 9-5. Plus I went to a city college and took on no debt and got a good education. I call it a blessing. Plus built a great network.
I’m switching careers from English Education to Tech Sales. I’m CIO of my company of 3 years. How could I make myself more valuable in tech sales or tech in general?
$150k in what part of the country? Is this pre-tax income as well?
That’s amazing! I think this guy is a little confused because 9-5’s aren’t bad, it’s what you do with them that matters!
Just accepting a 55k base, 110k+ OTE (uncapped) AE position at a real estate tech startup (4 years old) with 5000 equity shares
And then you invested your salary and now your rich
Honestly I think it boils down to finding where you fit best. There are some people that thrive working a 9-5. They have consistency in terms of schedule and pay, they have clear work life separation (in most cases), and honestly they get paid the same each day whether they were productive or not. On the other hand you have people that love to take risks and be challenged every day. They enjoy the uncertainty of running their own business and they thrive doing it. So it's all about finding what works best for you. As someone who works a 9-5 and also does TH-cam, I can see the benefits of both.
Yeah personally im not adept to taking risks. I would much rather a financially stable career like being a doctor which is why im going to med school next year. The stock market taught me that I would be terrible at running a business 😂
I go to work, I get paid.
I buy an NFT, I lose the money because it's worthless.
Which of the two is a scam?
Unless the boss does not pay you the job can be a scam.
Why would you ever trust a guy to give you financial advice if the name of his program is swag academy
because his nick name is swaggy c so thaTs how the name swag academy kinda came from.
@@brittbyler1092 OP's point still stands
Literally watch 2 of his videos and your opinion of him will change
because he is a multi millionaire lol
@@brittbyler1092 lmao I'd say that this validates OP's comment even further
I hate people calling 9-5 jobs a scam while they're doing work that is almost round the clock hustling or at least almost always on the mind. Like god, I just want to enjoy my hobbies on my off time and not be "on work" all the time.
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Cause what they do is scalable while most jobs aren't and even if they r. They way less
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There's a lot of poor villages in this world that don't have schools and 9 to 5 jobs. They also don't have electricity, current water, hospitals or law enforcement. These facilities are usually built, run and maintained by professionals like architects, engineers, doctors, blue collars, white collars and bunch of 9 to 5 workers. I deeply respect the hard work of these workers who add values to my everyday life 🙏
These guys just read Rich Dad Poor Dad and all of a sudden, they feel they are some millionaire experts.
I didn't do college or have a 9-5 but I still don't argue with people about going to to either
1) not everyone is built for entrepreneurship
2) you can do a job, enjoy your weekends and be content
3) college turns out doctors, Electricians etc that are needed to have society function properly
But no college doesn't guarantee your future or a job. You just need to know exactly what you're going to school for and be calculated with what you want.
Exactly. You need college education if you want to be a doctor, a nurse, an engineer, a lawyer, an astronaut (which actually requires at least a Masters), etc. Hell, technicians require either an apprenticeship or an associates. Not everyone can be a legalized gambler (AKA a day trader).
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I mean if u wanna run a business u shouldn't waste your time going to college. But if u wanna do those careers college is a must
@@hugoporras86 No college is not simply for education! Most of the successful tech entrepreneurs dropped out of big name colleges, like stanford, harvard etc. You notice a trend?
Thats because, thats where they make essential connections with big names in buisness world who would give them a launchpad.
people who say college is scam are those who weren't smart enough to get into good colleges, those people won't make that big as entrepreneurs either. Of course there are exceptions. But for the majority of people, college is a necessity.
@@arjunnair6023 Majority is exaggerating. Unless your going in for medical, law, trade,
The problem is when college cost so much and then the kids chose an awful major. They never use it and they are in huge debt. Go to college pick a major that you love and then you should be good.
Go to state school or community college
@@canesugar911 still a waste of money if you don't have a major you like or would actually pursue
The major isn't even an issue. I majored in business and they taught me NOTHING about business. I dropped out because I literally wasn't learning anything.
I taught myself more in 1 week watching youtube and reading forums than I learned a year and a half in college.
even with a bachelors, jobs will take you more seriously
@@sega64official how much money you making off that week worth of knowledge?
If you drop out of college because you have a real product, a real plan, and the intellect and energy to pursue it, that’s VERY different from just dropping out of college.
Don’t waste the time and money you spend on college. Get to your classes, take serious subjects, and make yourself as literate and numerate as possible.
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Yo....the two richest men in the world went to college and graduated. Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos
Bill Gates got accepted and started at Harvard and only dropped out when he was already winning with microsoft.
“In America”
@@chukwudiilozue9171 and what people forget is that those guys are avid readers and studied A LOT. I bet Bill gates continued to learn and study even after Microsoft grew. He didnt needw the degree but he needed further knowledge
@@504kompa it's not just about America, you need to learn more about their stories before you jump to conclusions like this
Akinloluwa Okunsanya Excuse me. What are you talking about?They are not the richest men in the world. America yes. The world, no.
OMG. I just realized why I like Coffezilla: He's like a short seller, exposing frauds! Fraudsters don't like to be mentioned by him.
Don't buy the hype babyyyyy
Dude! Your like 100% accurate!
Emphasis on the short? Jk jk :D .
You suspiciously talk like Google Ad
@@hteekay I did the captcha stuff to comment. I'm not a 🤖 🤣
It turned from being motivation to those who didn’t succeed in a school setting that life isn’t over and you can still be successful to that it is a prerequisite to success.