@@xul5042 Exactly. Most people criticise celebrities because they jump from relationship to relationship. I believe they do it more often than "normal" folks because they have more choice. I've noticed that most people who win the lottery end up divorcing. It's very similar to a business transaction.
I'm one of the lucky ones, I have learned a very important lesson in my 57 years. You can have everything that money can buy. But if you don't have someone who truly loves you, and wants to spend time with you. It's just glittery, empty toys, and your home is cold and lonely!
I agree. I'm 50, divorced, my girls are 19 and 21 and one is gone the other about to leave. Have a beautiful 4 bedroom house with a huge backyard and a great big tree out front. I ❤ my house, but its going to get so lonely around here soon...
I agree completely. I wouldn't trade my close relationships with the people dearest to me for a billion dollars. I really wouldn't. And I would be embarrassed to display such wealth in a country (the U.S.) where millions of people are literally paid slave wages, 30 million people have no health insurance and can't afford basic health care, and education is disintegrating. Having things never gives a person class, and depending on how one gets wealth, having things can be evidence of no class. There is much more honor and dignity in being an honest, decent, low-paid service worker than in being a billionaire sociopath addicted to money. And when this life ends, love survives but things disappear.
@@TurtleMC1993 Thank you, TurtleMC1993. I imagine that, since you say "mate," you're British or maybe Australian? Well, I think here in the U.S. our equivalent would be "bro," so - thank you, bro!
Thank you for making this documentary. I tell you the people that made this documentary dont understand how much it helps my mind, helps me feel better.
Im in my 50’s and have learned that my family is my wealth. Yes I have plenty of money but its the relationships I have with my son and grandsons that bring me true joy in life. I’ve been all over the world and my greatest joy is always coming home to my family. Given the choice of attending some super upscale event like an opera or whatever or an evening at home having dinner with my family it’s a no brainier for me lol When I gave my 5 year old grandson a bicycle for Christmas one year the look on his face and complete astonishment that it was for him is a memory I will hold close to my heart forever. Ask me where I went on vacation 3 years ago and I don’t remember lol. So remember this: family, friends, home and community are what’s important, having money does make life a bit easier and less stressful but its not the be all end all of our existence. 100 years from now my bank won’t remember me but my family will.
My sentiments exactly. No point to have money and not spreading some joy with it. I asked my Grandson whether or not he wanted the mattels Tractor and trailor that he could play with on his playroom floor or if he wanted the sit on batterry driven life size version of the same, he looked at me as if I was weird and said " Grandpops that won`t fit in my garage and its too big to push around the floor! He always chooses the small toys never the larger more lavish ones. Kids and family is the real life not things.
Beautifully said. I’m in my late 20’s, I’m chasing wealth because I’d like for my family to be financially secured and would like to be able to dictate my time. However, you are so right, happiness is found in human connections and helping others.
Tbh, I feel most ultrarich people live like they are impervious to death. Having multiple fancy homes only makes sense if you live a very long time indeed.
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A cousin bought a house on a lake from a rich family. After the sale, they handed the key to our cousins When they went to the house, they had left dishes, clothes, etc, a pontoon boat and I think 2 jet skis. They did not expect all that but of course they did not turn it down either.
Most people procrastinate because they're unsure. We over analyze because we're unsure. Just do it anyway. Time costs lives, Most times it amaze me greatly the way I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities are bound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.
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He is a house broker not an art critic. He is saying this on the Job next to a client. He knows the mindset of his clients who want to purchase homes, I think he made his comment in that context.
If I had money, I would have 1 home because that would be all I would want to keep up with. Anywhere else I wanted to go, you can always find places to stay in for visits. And I would never want something so big that I had to hire a full time staff to keep it up. Less is better and travel would be what I would do.
I lived in a huge mansion with a girlfriend for about ten years. We only used the master bedroom, the kitchen, dining living room area and a bath. The rest of the house was basically closed off, collected dust.
I grew up in a large estate home as a kid and young adult. Very rich miserable parents. They had everything and hated each other and we knew it. Keeping the home clean was torture. My parents stoppped the housekeeper once I became a teenager. I became the housekeeper. My brother was the pool boy. We had white carpet throughout one wing of the house which was a high traffic area. I felt like Cinderella cleaning it all the time. Granted being the housekeeper built character and instilled a great work ethic in me. I never took my good life for granted. They gave us daughters great education but did not teach us financial literacy. Only my brother got that privilege as he was set to inherit it all. Unfortunately when my father retired and handed the family business to my brother it was wreck. Back taxes, shady business deals, you name it. The skeletons came out of the closet on my father's "successful" life and my brother is in debt to his eyeballs as a result. Now father lives alone in that estate his wife divorced him after 40 yrs marriag. No one wants anything to do with him. Such is life. I hope it was worth it to him.
So sorry for your family. I hope that those broken relationships can be healed. In my case... it's irreparable. But I put my love and trust in Jesus, the Savior. He certainly saved me from commiting suicide because of a painful childhood. Stay strong and stay prayed up 💯🙏❤️✝️
Well said James, this is something no one thinks about..and the "journey for the stars is eternal, this life on Earth is only temporary!!"Worry more about your soul, as everything else will turn into dust
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This greed is disgusting. You have people who would love to have a proper home to live in and can’t afford it but you have people with multiple homes 15 people could live in that they’ve never even touched. We need Gods Kingdom asap
J. Montrice you spend money on make up, Yet you complaining about the rich. The fact that you have a device to write that comment is a luxery. Is only wrong when is other people fucking hypocrites.
@@dess8983 true, it's just jealousy in disguise to be honest. the only ones that have the right to say things like she did are minimalists who give away all their belongings, cash etc. to the less fortunate
God's kingdom is here and Jesus said to 'he that has shall more be given and he that has not shall be taken away what he has. In other words if you are a bad steward of money you will lose everything if you are a good steward you will increase what you have. Poor people are poor because they lack money management skills and the rich are rich because they are excellent at it. Poor people spend their money on nonsense instead of investing.
If their hearts and minds were overflowing with a passion for peace and truth, kindness and helpfulness, they wouldn't be so desperate to convince themselves that they are superior to others.
Nothing is wrong with being very rich...it is the LOVE of money which is the root of evil. There are very wealthy ppl who live easy going lives & have very humble simplistic personalities...they ensure their staff/emoloyees are well taken care of.
For one I hate it because rich wanna gloat how rich they are and how low class idiots like us can't afford it. The rich are the problem we didn't need this before why do we need it now? Just like all of a sudden we didn't need a fishing license but somehow we just need one without any evidence. It's all about money and ignorance go ahead and tell me how wrong I am because they will be the ones proving I am right.
@@TheRadiantWhovian In New York city for example, the richest 1% pay 50% of taxes, yet you say "The rich are the problem..." Face it "low class idiots" like you need them. Be happy they're there.
The super rich are billionaires++ and not 'mere' millionaires. And, anyway, to be classed as rich, one has have at least 4 million in the bank; anything less and you're simply wealthy 😁
yes> and, separating siblings so they swim alone? that is shaping a narcissist, at best, creating depression, anxiety, high risk of drug abuse, sociopathy. we are social creatures. not growing up w your family is disastrous and cruel.
That "mansion" of the coast of France is an abomination of design. The faux greco facade opening up into marble warehouse is about as tasteless as one could devise.
You're right, the proportions are entirely wrong. One would've thought they would have commissioned an architect who actually had a proper understanding of Classical architecture.
Lol... nobody said they had to be in 'good taste', of lasting quality, beauty or utility! They are speaking solely in terms of the perceived material value of the property, its placement and/or 'amenities' it has to offer, etc! As stated, these are 'investments', *not* homes! Besides, I haven't really seen too many designs in recent decades that take *any* of the 'classical' esthetic elements into account, which, IMO, is the distinguishing factor between a 'big building' and an actual architectural work. Thus, I figure most will be recycled/replaced/continually 'renovated' over time - a pointless exercise, at enormous expense, no less. It's all become about 'how big, flashy, trendy or gaudy can it be' - what an absolute *waste!*
Remember that there are multiple Billionaires that have given Billions of dollars to charaties, yet nothing changes. As someone who started with nothing here in the states when I was 7 years old back in 2004, my family had nothing. We literally rented a room for my mom, dad, brother who was 1 and I. We had barely anything, my clothes were all donations, dumpster finds, and yard sale clothing. There were times when we didnt have food on the table, I remember sometimes 1 bowl of cereal was the only meal I my brother and i had. We asked the government for help but they refused to give us anything, I started working when I was 11 in order to help my parents make ends meet. But that gave me a different perspective on life especially now that I look at my cousins and their families they all conform with what they have, but for us when I was young, my parents taught me to strive for something more than simply what we had. Which is probably why I think that just giving people what they need is not enough, they will simply conform and will see it as "well the government pays for my house, food, etc, why do I need to put in an effort to better myself." Sure the government could give a them a hand but demand they better themselves and not simply expect them to always give them everything. But that is just me, especially with what I went through my family fought and clawed ourselves into where we are, we aren't wealthy people but have enough to pay our bills, food and a nice cars. But it's not enough to put out that fire in me for more success and I don't see wealthy people as evil people, because there are many who went from rags to riches. I see them as an inspiration and I think it's easier to give people a small boost but require them to work for themselves to get to where they want and if they dont, well there's no point in pushing them if they're unwilling to do the work.
@Charles Lee Ray no it happened to us, mainly because my parents couldnt get all the paperwork needed (cali) you literally need to jump through so many hoops. And as for my father's income at the time was under 25k before taxes, my mom couldn't work. It's also pretty difficultwhen you live in the middle of nowhere and even more so when family turns their back on you. The only reason we got a foot hold and were able to climb out was because our former landlord was a real estate agent and gave my father work, I would go with him sat, and Sundays and breaks to help him doing what I could, she also allowed us to rent one her properties. That allowed my dad to work his way up in her company and earned about 45k before taxes. Even 3 years ago when my dad passed away we got a 180k bill for a 3 week stay at the hospital, and when we asked for medical we were denied 2 applications because we couldnt provide proof that we no longer owned a car from 8years prior. Then they said we had to wait another couple of weeks to talk to someone in person. We contacted them multiple times until we were finally able to explain them the situation. Honestly that's how things have happened I'm grateful to my former landlord because once I turned 18 she gave me a decent paying position as a landscaper and through that I was able to work my way up. I'm 21 now and am working my a** off to get a GC license because I and now the head of my family and i do not want my youngest brother to struggle, and that's what I've told him and the middle one. The middle one is now learning a trade and we hope to keep working to get better. Whether you or anyone else believes me or not makes no difference to me but that's why i dont really believe in just giving people something and them not working to get better but to each their own.
I think money could give you some sense of comfort and reduced stress depending on what you do with it. But it sounds to me like these people don't have any sense of comfort or reduced stress. Their stress appears to be multiplied. I certainly would not want to live like this. I can see why so many rich people kill themselves after watching this.
Actually, if you talk to very wealthy people, it creates lots of very serious problems like gold digging, fake friends and people constantly trying to get something out of you. Better to be upper middle class. Nobody knows you in that case and nobody cares what you do.
@Wyatt Martinez All these big high rise luxury apartments sitting empty , ruining the sky line whilst looking down at the homeless is wrong. Plus it keeps the wealth tied into the property and not in the society the property exists in.. Instead of calling them ' Luxury Executive Apartments ' they should be called ' Luxury Laundry Service Apartments'.
26 people own more, than 3.8 billion people on Earth. For those, living creatures, not much has changed since one man acquired wealth by selling another, for 30 pieces of silver.
Yes the homelessness issue comes to mind, yet we need billions of dollars to cure homelessness to end poverty and to make the world a well to do place to coexist, to live in. Jacquelyn from the USA
Im sure that the rich gives to charity, we all give to some charity the rich do it more often. The richer gives however we need more a sort of drug r medication to cure what's ailing us, who to tell....the rich Jacquelyn from the Americas
What I don't understand is how these properties maintain their value when only a very limited number of buyers could afford them. And what keeps those limited number of buyers from building their own custom home? Houses in my neighborhood that go for over 2mil stay on the market for over 100 days. Meanwhile, homes between 400-600k are flying off the shelf like hotcakes.
In the end, the money comes back to the public as houses have to be build, maintained and serviced. This means employing people who make their living and pay taxes. Money doesn't dissapear.
The truly wealthy don’t spend money. They exchange cash and non-cash assets. In reality, they can be quite cheap when it comes to actually spending money that doesn’t produce a return.
They've got everything. Everything but good taste. I hate to see Plexiglass furniture behind the walls of a gracious Kensington or Mayfair mansion. SO tacky.
If these wealthy people who love to show off so much, really knew how other people don't give a shit about their super-homes and cars and toys - they'd probably be very disappointed. I can't think of anything lonelier than rattling around by myself in a 30,000 sq. ft. "home". The amount of greed and self-love that is needed to maintain that image is very unappealing to be around. I am much more impressed by someone living in a one-room 500 sq. ft. apartment and donating their money to charities. There is only so much money one person can spend on themselves, and they certainly can't take it with them.
At least the Medici family put a large portion of their monies into public good and public works of art and architecture - this is just self-absorption.
You have been sold the myth of the Medici. The truth is - The only reason the Medici put any money into art was because they were so guilt ridden (as Catholics) about their family business as usuries (basically loan sharks), which the bible describes as possibly the most despicable occupation of all or any. It wasn't public art either. It was mostly commissioned portraiture and allegorical art (laced with their own family members as the actors) to adorn their private properties and often private chapels where no one uninvited could see the works. The Medici were despicable Machiavellian overlords who were, historically speaking, some of the most self-indulgent folks that ever lived. "if you want to know what God thinks of money (lenders)..." observe what the Medici did to try to gain absolution. They only cared about themselves. They were accidental patrons of the arts. Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.
Having a house where people just waste putting out flowers and getting your cars ready just in case you may one day show up, really is a waste. But guess it keeps people employed though? At least the employees get to enjoy the flowers and clean home? They might as well own it.
This whole video is awesome, thank you all for making this video, it really helped me have a wonderful day and time, thank you again, Billionaires and all there employees, film crew and all.
As the saying goes "If you want to know what God thinks of money, look at the people who have it" - money surely doesn't mean taste or class as is clearly seen in this documentary.
Yes complete lack of taste and personality. Everybody wants to look like everybody else. Sounds like High School. Just absolutely ridiculous and makes no sense whatsoever. These people must be completely emotionally stunted.
Very interesting reading this toxic comments section.Pathetic how many people rush to judge" the billionaires"based on a few incidents in one city, but have never even met a billionaire.My perspective is somewhat less jaded as I am friends with a couple of billionaires as well as a handful of multi-millionaires. Most are loving fathers and husbands, HUGE contributors to charities, and generally highly educated and very likable people.Very unlike the super-rich described in this video.I am quite sure these "financial aristocrats" do exist but that doesn't exemplify the lifestyle of all of the ultra-wealthy.My hometown(Houston,Texas) was devastated by a hurricane in 2017 and we worked along side some of the wealthiest people in Houston loading trucks and handing out food and supplies,and yes,the rich people were doing the manual labor with us as well as providing much of the food, supplies and money that we distributed. Several of my ultra-wealthy friends volunteer at inner city homeless shelters (which they also bankroll) and are on a first name basis with many of the clients.Before passing judgement on a complete class of people, please be honest with yourself about what YOU do tho help those less fortunate.If you have a computer to read this on and electricity to run it then I can guarantee you there as some in your city with much less than you have.That being said, please note that I am not a multi-millionaire or even close to it...
Randy Husband don't delude yourself. There is not one billionaire on this earth who has made his money the honest, hard working way. They got wealthy by screwing other people over. Their life style is unconscionable and immoral because it flies in the face of global suffering of the 99%.
@@harrypjotr1935 : and you "know" this because you actually know how many billionaires? Probably never even met one.Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of pieces of crap ultra-rich that live like the ones in this video but there are others who have worked hard all their lives to build a fortune and now spend vast sums of it to help others.As long as YOU are doing your part to help the less fortunate then you can criticize the rick all you want, but most are quick to point the finger at the the rick while they do little or nothing themselves.I do not know you or your heart so I will not speculate.Only You know if you are helping others,as I truly hope you are.There is light and darkness in ALL classes of people.
@@randyhusband8542 you have zero political awareness, dude. I realized that the moment I read your comment. And btw as a MSW I am more than familiar with what you call 'the less fortunate'. Good day!
@@harrypjotr1935 : let's be real, what you are is a idiot, plain and simple. You are jealous of those who have what you do not. Not willing to waste any more time on you...goodbye.
Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them. Good investment brings millions of dollars and consistency brings billions; the market is all about bitcoin at the moment.
Well, Investment without an adequate knowledge on whatever you're investing in, is a total wait of resources and time. One should first strive to gather enough knowledge in any field he or she chooses to invest in.
@@anthonyparker1842 you're very right. A lack of the require skills and knowledge is disadvantageous to any kind of investment. It shouldn't just be about investing but making profit too.
Speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now with the ever raising amount of bitcoin. I know a couple of friends who makes a lot of money weekly trading the financial market
They're causing it along with the banking sectors of the world. We now know what the experiment (low interest) does. It makes boom bust bubbles more bubbly and more destructive. And shifts much of any money into real-estate creating a new feudalism of empty palaces and farm and commercial estates. Pushing all prices rents and housing prices are ruinously high that many families literally must room together and often go homeless for a period of time, perhaps in a shelter or in their cars or a tent in some park.
jmitterii2 wouldn’t that be easily solvable by just making more land available for buildings? Not in London ofc, but elsewhere.. its not like millions of superrich are building this big houses? Poor and middle class refugees and economic migrants probably take 100s of times more space:)
@@lukazupie7220 There's too much money to be made building homes for billionaires eager to show off. It's so much more profitable so developers tend to focus on that rather than build low-margin economical homes for poor and middle class. It's a multi-layered problem that is not easily solvable because of a terrible misalignment of economic incentives and basic needs.
This makes me sick to my stomach, They are just pushing humans apart even more. I would want a home with everyone with me. I had 9 of us in a small 3 bedroom with one bathroom and most were teens and toddlers. I was the happiest. So lonely to be rich in what I see
In this case find that house and bulldoze the fuck out of it and turn it into a community park or some shit time to fight and die for it and if they see us as criminals then fucking let them.
to use these homes costs money and up keep etc, when people buy investment homes they don't want to run some hotel, they just want to buy and slowly let the house price rise and sell at a vast profit
Here's the secret, folks.... "absolutely nothing truly worth having in life can be bought. Nothing. Everything that is of genuine worth is a gift" Nietszche. The joyful science. Think about it. He is absolutely right. Stuff without taste is ghastly beyond words. As perfectly demonstrated in this documentary
Beautiful and big houses..so fascinating and marvelous...but what makes these mansions more beautiful...are the PEOPLE.. living in these multi million structures.
Billionaire's are out of control. Working people need to live too. Billionaire's are just getting to the ridiculous stage 7 something should be done about it.
How sad that there are so many people wasting resources to fill something within that can never be satisfied by material accumulation. Instead, try actually doing something directly for people in need or sharing your talents directly with others. Certainly, that would be much more authentically satisfying..... helping to spread happiness and security to many more people than just you and your closest relatives.
Whether they inherited their wealth, or they worked hard to expand their empire, there are much worse things a person can do with their money, than buying houses. If they were running a drug operation, a brothel or having illegal fights to the death, then I would have plenty to say. Buying houses is not hurting anyone. The rich people can do whatever they want with their money. For the sake of tax advantages, they have their charities that they contribute to, and it would be generous to do things for the poor and homeless people, but they don't deserve to be criticized if they choose not to. B
Whats worse, being rich or having kids other people have to pay for? To me both are obscene. Your kids, your responsibility. But wealth SHOULD be shared. Tax the fuckers but what is the solution for people having so many kids without any plan everywhere in the world? This is what is destroying the world.
Once I win the powerball, I'm going to Monaco! But in all seriousness, all the rich kids I knew are dreadful adults. The kids from nothing make good and work themselves to death or disability by 45 to 50.
you have a great point I was a factory worker raised 3 kids on my own worked in factories all my youth now bad back knees ankles and hand pain I had to go on disability and only break 1200 a month wtf can I do now body finished
Fresh flowers is an Elton John “thing” which is why he was put on a budget of $10 million per month about a decade ago in order to curb overspending... on fresh flowers for all of his estates and homes! Sir Elton’s net worth in 2019 is valued at US$450 Million which is a laff because, all things considered, apart from his pop music catalogue with Bernie Taupin (lyricist), Elton has other productions in collaboration with Tim Rice such as The Lion King franchise (film/theater), AIDA and Billy Elliot, in addition to revenues from his residency in Las Vegas which recently ended. Currently, Elton is on a Farewell Tour, one would suppose, because he has vowed never to perform in large arena venues again after age 72 haha (Elton just turned 72 on 25 March 2019)... “so goodbye, Yellow Brick Road...”
The rich have completely gotten out of control, this is disgusting and does nothing good for the economy. As soon as brexit is settled, this needs to be discouraged with huge taxes placed on property that isn’t lived in for more than half the year - or something similar. We cannot have the best places in London sitting empty because of some foreign person who has a disgraceful amount of likely ill gotten money. When the gap between rich and poor has gotten this wide throughout history, things haven’t gone well with wars & revolutions. If people pillidge some E European, middle eastern, Asian country etc, they shouldn’t be able to come to London, Paris, Monaco or wherever is current obsession. Either they move here permanently and contribute or they can stay in whatever place they came from and let their own populations sort them out as they see fit.
Beautiful residences ! If you have the money why not have more comforts and healthy additions like swimming pools to keep healthy ,live, have fun. Good for them. All those neighbours were having their own comforts ,they were not living in a tent ! You did feel sorry for the neighbours who suffered from foreign cowboy builders. The issue of foreign cowboy builders is due to the social utter contempt shown to qualified trades men ! It use to take 6 to 7years to learn a trade and now the ideots in government cut the training and encourage Cowboy activity! The tragedy of Kensington towers is a classic example! Many other examples elsewhere in the UK exist.
The super rich are afraid they won't be liked because they suffer from narcissism. They live alone in their mansion jails, where there is no honor among business relationships. They never understand the honesty of friendships. They seem to be the poorest of the poor. Velvet never touches back.
Evade evade with money if. I could have earned at least a million dollars all factors usefulness, i couldnt say there is an evasion in the conversation of the Brickley foundations. With practically anybody who did not earn this money a million dollars is chump change. Tells much about the he state of affairs as it pertains working class Americans. Homeless indigenous are terms used to all perpetrators their fair share while the rich here are encouraged to FORGET who the shares belong to. Jackie from California
Ultra high quality homes and an ultra low quality video. I thought my reading glasses were dirty
Cheeky Truth lol😂😉
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The person who made this had a 25 pounds budget.
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Ha ha. True!
“The one thing money cannot buy ... is taste.”
And real love
@@tammywade3649 which doesn’t exist in the way that’s advertised, relationships are closer to business transactions than anything else.
@@xul5042 you sound rich
@@silo3com Well I’m not, I’m just not falling for these massive traps that the real rich people use
@@xul5042 Exactly.
Most people criticise celebrities because they jump from relationship to relationship. I believe they do it more often than "normal" folks because they have more choice.
I've noticed that most people who win the lottery end up divorcing. It's very similar to a business transaction.
I'm one of the lucky ones, I have learned a very important lesson in my 57 years. You can have everything that money can buy. But if you don't have someone who truly loves you, and wants to spend time with you. It's just glittery, empty toys, and your home is cold and lonely!
I agree. I'm 50, divorced, my girls are 19 and 21 and one is gone the other about to leave. Have a beautiful 4 bedroom house with a huge backyard and a great big tree out front. I ❤ my house, but its going to get so lonely around here soon...
I agree completely. I wouldn't trade my close relationships with the people dearest to me for a billion dollars. I really wouldn't. And I would be embarrassed to display such wealth in a country (the U.S.) where millions of people are literally paid slave wages, 30 million people have no health insurance and can't afford basic health care, and education is disintegrating. Having things never gives a person class, and depending on how one gets wealth, having things can be evidence of no class. There is much more honor and dignity in being an honest, decent, low-paid service worker than in being a billionaire sociopath addicted to money. And when this life ends, love survives but things disappear.
Wise words there mate, well said.
@@TurtleMC1993 Thank you, TurtleMC1993. I imagine that, since you say "mate," you're British or maybe Australian? Well, I think here in the U.S. our equivalent would be "bro," so - thank you, bro!
@@timward3116 yeah I'm british. I'm what you call a top banana geezer.
Thank you for making this documentary. I tell you the people that made this documentary dont understand how much it helps my mind, helps me feel better.
Im in my 50’s and have learned that my family is my wealth. Yes I have plenty of money but its the relationships I have with my son and grandsons that bring me true joy in life. I’ve been all over the world and my greatest joy is always coming home to my family. Given the choice of attending some super upscale event like an opera or whatever or an evening at home having dinner with my family it’s a no brainier for me lol
When I gave my 5 year old grandson a bicycle for Christmas one year the look on his face and complete astonishment that it was for him is a memory I will hold close to my heart forever. Ask me where I went on vacation 3 years ago and I don’t remember lol. So remember this: family, friends, home and community are what’s important, having money does make life a bit easier and less stressful but its not the be all end all of our existence. 100 years from now my bank won’t remember me but my family will.
You are in your 50-s and you have grandsons?! My parents are near 70-s and they still dont have grandsons or granddaughters..
@@tabularasa9576 always room for those a little less developed than the rest of us!
My sentiments exactly. No point to have money and not spreading some joy with it. I asked my Grandson whether or not he wanted the mattels Tractor and trailor that he could play with on his playroom floor or if he wanted the sit on batterry driven life size version of the same, he looked at me as if I was weird and said " Grandpops that won`t fit in my garage and its too big to push around the floor! He always chooses the small toys never the larger more lavish ones. Kids and family is the real life not things.
Beautifully said. I’m in my late 20’s, I’m chasing wealth because I’d like for my family to be financially secured and would like to be able to dictate my time. However, you are so right, happiness is found in human connections and helping others.
Tbh, I feel most ultrarich people live like they are impervious to death. Having multiple fancy homes only makes sense if you live a very long time indeed.
Bob Marley said 'Some people are so poor all they have is money'.
At least they have something but poors doesn't even have that😂😂😂😂
Poor people have the exact same internal problems as rich pple, without the money lmao
I would like to be that poor.😂🤣🤣
Bob Marley was a millionaire in case you didn't know :)
titanium steel thanks I didn’t know that
I know money can't buy happiness but I would rather cry in a Buggati rather then a bus
Queen J money can buy happiness 😝💃🏽💍🏎🛩🚁🛥🏰🏠🏢🕌💎💰💸you can’t buy love with money !
C Hardin If you love money and yourself that should be enough.
🤩🤩🤩
Ill take a Buggati veron
*than
I wouldn’t mind being a maid in a home no one lives in. How do I get a job like that
Woman you are better than that
House sitter
Unicorn Cock let‘s play a game. Choose the correct word.
Made/Maid
Found the correct answer? Now go fuck yourself for that comment that you won‘t say to her face.
Unicorn Cock 😂 that’s fucked up
@Imantas #9 re: housekeeper position, it's spelled 'maid' - not made; and how do you know what race J Monytice is?
I am reminded of a quote that says, "Money flows to those who manage it well."
half true & half false.
" You keep buying things you dont need, you'll eventually be selling things you do need" - Warren Buffett
A 2020 documentary uploaded in 2018, incredible.
A cousin bought a house on a lake from a rich family. After the sale, they handed the key to our cousins When they went to the house, they had left dishes, clothes, etc, a pontoon boat and I think 2 jet skis. They did not expect all that but of course they did not turn it down either.
That's great
Uploaded in 2018 with 360p quality, ARE YOU SERIOUS?
This is old
Preach
Hey. You do it then.
Just appreciate whats there!
144p to me
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Money isn't evil. The LOVE of money is the root of all evil.
I think being broke is the root of all evil.
"I have five homes in four countries. I'm certainly not super rich but I have this little collection of homes" *gags* What a joke.
yes i have that as well sim city . don't you strange
I'd beat his ass if I could afford a bus ticket.
can we chat something please
collinsky09@gmail.com
It's a game... learn how to make and keep property. Play a game of monopoly and see if you win if you don't buy the best property on the board
@@SIMONLOWE-rh2hm Pretty sure you shouldn't live your life like it's a game of monopoly.
“Very good art” - picture of a deformed beetle a 5 year old could’ve drawn
*LMAO*
He is a house broker not an art critic. He is saying this on the Job next to a client. He knows the mindset of his clients who want to purchase homes, I think he made his comment in that context.
Arabella 🤣
Aloooot of the art is that way,, the artists are really getting over on them🐞
Arabrlla, my thoughts exactly!!! :-)
I was looking for some interior design inspiration. But this was the saddest thing to watch ever.
You won't find inspiration here, just expense. Such shallow lives. Maybe try genuine castles and authentic stately homes.
ghastly interiors!
Me too and all I can think of is a posh hotel lobby...that’s as close as I’ll get and I’m okay with that.
Exactly.💔
Those mausoleums are ghastly..😬
If I had money, I would have 1 home because that would be all I would want to keep up with. Anywhere else I wanted to go, you can always find places to stay in for visits. And I would never want something so big that I had to hire a full time staff to keep it up. Less is better and travel would be what I would do.
I lived in a huge mansion with a girlfriend for about ten years. We only used the master bedroom, the kitchen, dining living room area and a bath. The rest of the house was basically closed off, collected dust.
I'm assuming it's because you didn't have kids. Otherwise all other rooms would be play rooms 😁
Yep, constant up keep.
@@F-J. Even princes William and Henry didn't use all the rooms of Buckingham Palace!
@@dcarbs2979 Especially as they don't live there.
@@mscott3918 Not any more, but they did grow up there.
I watched this video several times. Thanks for making it. It is enlightening. Bravo !
I’m going to start framing all of my drawings and crappy paintings, I never knew I was so talented!
I cannot wait for my Financial Wealth to manifest 😀😀......
Learn and study manifestation if you can't wait for it, it will never happen.
@Kingley Voermans ... 🤣🤣🤣
I grew up in a large estate home as a kid and young adult. Very rich miserable parents. They had everything and hated each other and we knew it. Keeping the home clean was torture. My parents stoppped the housekeeper once I became a teenager. I became the housekeeper. My brother was the pool boy. We had white carpet throughout one wing of the house which was a high traffic area. I felt like Cinderella cleaning it all the time. Granted being the housekeeper built character and instilled a great work ethic in me. I never took my good life for granted.
They gave us daughters great education but did not teach us financial literacy. Only my brother got that privilege as he was set to inherit it all. Unfortunately when my father retired and handed the family business to my brother it was wreck. Back taxes, shady business deals, you name it. The skeletons came out of the closet on my father's "successful" life and my brother is in debt to his eyeballs as a result. Now father lives alone in that estate his wife divorced him after 40 yrs marriag. No one wants anything to do with him. Such is life. I hope it was worth it to him.
😲😲
So sorry for your family. I hope that those broken relationships can be healed.
In my case... it's irreparable. But I put my love and trust in Jesus, the Savior. He certainly saved me from commiting suicide because of a painful childhood.
Stay strong and stay prayed up 💯🙏❤️✝️
To whoever is reading this, I declare for increased financial stability and stronger relationships! The Universe is going to exceed your expectations!
The narrator has such a smooth voice. Could listen all day.
15 minute walk from any of these houses and there's people begging for change sleeping ruff. Our society at it's finest
And the ones complaining the most are the ones that never give
Worry more about your spiritual home when you leave here for the stars.
Well said James, this is something no one thinks about..and the "journey for the stars is eternal, this life on Earth is only temporary!!"Worry more about your soul, as everything else will turn into dust
What if there is no heaven and hell?
But what if there is a heaven as nd hell?
@@MsDreamScapes All the more reason to enjoy my life here
one thing at a time. now thing at time.
I absolutely love and feel the luckiest in the world to live in my $117,000 house !!!
💛
Our former President François Hollande said: "I don't like the rich who earn 4,000 euros".
@@altorre5739 why he does not like the rich who earn 4000 ??
@@tabularasa9576 For F. Hollande, 4000 Euros is too much.
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Investing in bitcoin would be the wisest thing to do especially with It's current price.
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“Obviously everyone has to have an art store” 😂😂😂
What's that mean?
lol
don't you I certainly have but it call porn and store in my hard drive.
Said he with more than a pinch of sarcasm.
I mean...I need an art store in my house. 🤷♀️
This greed is disgusting. You have people who would love to have a proper home to live in and can’t afford it but you have people with multiple homes 15 people could live in that they’ve never even touched. We need Gods Kingdom asap
J. Montrice you spend money on make up, Yet you complaining about the rich. The fact that you have a device to write that comment is a luxery. Is only wrong when is other people fucking hypocrites.
@@dess8983 true, it's just jealousy in disguise to be honest. the only ones that have the right to say things like she did are minimalists who give away all their belongings, cash etc. to the less fortunate
God's kingdom is here and Jesus said to 'he that has shall more be given and he that has not shall be taken away what he has. In other words if you are a bad steward of money you will lose everything if you are a good steward you will increase what you have. Poor people are poor because they lack money management skills and the rich are rich because they are excellent at it. Poor people spend their money on nonsense instead of investing.
The most incredible house in the world can’t make you happy. The loneliest people live in palaces.
If their hearts and minds were overflowing with a passion for peace and truth, kindness and helpfulness, they wouldn't be so desperate to convince themselves that they are superior to others.
so true, just think of that capti Dubai prinncess Latifa AL Maktoum!
Okay the “Own entrance to the district line platform was funny.”😂😂😂
Nothing is wrong with being very rich...it is the LOVE of money which is the root of evil. There are very wealthy ppl who live easy going lives & have very humble simplistic personalities...they ensure their staff/emoloyees are well taken care of.
my opinion... awful houses, give me an old english country manor with GARDEN.
That is what everyone in the world wants. Its why we build golf courses with expansive lawns all over the world
For one I hate it because rich wanna gloat how rich they are and how low class idiots like us can't afford it. The rich are the problem we didn't need this before why do we need it now? Just like all of a sudden we didn't need a fishing license but somehow we just need one without any evidence. It's all about money and ignorance go ahead and tell me how wrong I am because they will be the ones proving I am right.
A cosy and welcoming home is perfect, with enough space. I don't like very large houses.
These people have that too, this is a london crashpad, that costs £20m
@@TheRadiantWhovian In New York city for example, the richest 1% pay 50% of taxes, yet you say "The rich are the problem..." Face it "low class idiots" like you need them. Be happy they're there.
Multi millionaire: "i'm certainly not super rich"
The super rich are billionaires++ and not 'mere' millionaires. And, anyway, to be classed as rich, one has have at least 4 million in the bank; anything less and you're simply wealthy 😁
@@misst.e.a.187 rich is to make alot by working wealthy is to .ake alot from capital
This is a wonderfully insightful documentary.
It seems like such a lonely life 😔.. not sure why so many idolize the super wealthy, when so many of their lives are shallow and lonely.
You must have a brain to understand that basic truth. Unfortunately, a lot of people are ready to sell tgeir soul for that lonely and shallow life.
due atleast it is better than living poor and lonley
yes> and, separating siblings so they swim alone? that is shaping a narcissist, at best, creating depression, anxiety, high risk of drug abuse, sociopathy. we are social creatures. not growing up w your family is disastrous and cruel.
@@klachingmacgaming8400 exactly
At 17:58 what this lady says is the truth. Family, Friends, good food and music that's life.
But all these things would not come without money.
@@ambition9698 one would hope u would have family and friends without money
Considering this is more on the „lifestyle“ side of documentaries, them also being at least partially critical of class separation is pretty amazing.
I like money.
Finally someone on here who isn't lying
Same.
Me too !!
Hahahaha
Me too...
That "mansion" of the coast of France is an abomination of design. The faux greco facade opening up into marble warehouse is about as tasteless as one could devise.
Not keen then only 95M€!
You're right, the proportions are entirely wrong. One would've thought they would have commissioned an architect who actually had a proper understanding of Classical architecture.
I agree, it was bland! The windows were dated, didn't capture the views.....
I agree with youu
Lol... nobody said they had to be in 'good taste', of lasting quality, beauty or utility! They are speaking solely in terms of the perceived material value of the property, its placement and/or 'amenities' it has to offer, etc! As stated, these are 'investments', *not* homes!
Besides, I haven't really seen too many designs in recent decades that take *any* of the 'classical' esthetic elements into account, which, IMO, is the distinguishing factor between a 'big building' and an actual architectural work. Thus, I figure most will be recycled/replaced/continually 'renovated' over time - a pointless exercise, at enormous expense, no less.
It's all become about 'how big, flashy, trendy or gaudy can it be' - what an absolute *waste!*
Such Beauuuutiful Homes!💕
Disgusting! Meanwhile 4.5 million poor families use food banks in the UK
Remember that there are multiple Billionaires that have given Billions of dollars to charaties, yet nothing changes. As someone who started with nothing here in the states when I was 7 years old back in 2004, my family had nothing. We literally rented a room for my mom, dad, brother who was 1 and I. We had barely anything, my clothes were all donations, dumpster finds, and yard sale clothing. There were times when we didnt have food on the table, I remember sometimes 1 bowl of cereal was the only meal I my brother and i had. We asked the government for help but they refused to give us anything, I started working when I was 11 in order to help my parents make ends meet. But that gave me a different perspective on life especially now that I look at my cousins and their families they all conform with what they have, but for us when I was young, my parents taught me to strive for something more than simply what we had. Which is probably why I think that just giving people what they need is not enough, they will simply conform and will see it as "well the government pays for my house, food, etc, why do I need to put in an effort to better myself." Sure the government could give a them a hand but demand they better themselves and not simply expect them to always give them everything. But that is just me, especially with what I went through my family fought and clawed ourselves into where we are, we aren't wealthy people but have enough to pay our bills, food and a nice cars. But it's not enough to put out that fire in me for more success and I don't see wealthy people as evil people, because there are many who went from rags to riches. I see them as an inspiration and I think it's easier to give people a small boost but require them to work for themselves to get to where they want and if they dont, well there's no point in pushing them if they're unwilling to do the work.
@Charles Lee Ray no it happened to us, mainly because my parents couldnt get all the paperwork needed (cali) you literally need to jump through so many hoops. And as for my father's income at the time was under 25k before taxes, my mom couldn't work. It's also pretty difficultwhen you live in the middle of nowhere and even more so when family turns their back on you. The only reason we got a foot hold and were able to climb out was because our former landlord was a real estate agent and gave my father work, I would go with him sat, and Sundays and breaks to help him doing what I could, she also allowed us to rent one her properties. That allowed my dad to work his way up in her company and earned about 45k before taxes. Even 3 years ago when my dad passed away we got a 180k bill for a 3 week stay at the hospital, and when we asked for medical we were denied 2 applications because we couldnt provide proof that we no longer owned a car from 8years prior. Then they said we had to wait another couple of weeks to talk to someone in person. We contacted them multiple times until we were finally able to explain them the situation. Honestly that's how things have happened I'm grateful to my former landlord because once I turned 18 she gave me a decent paying position as a landscaper and through that I was able to work my way up. I'm 21 now and am working my a** off to get a GC license because I and now the head of my family and i do not want my youngest brother to struggle, and that's what I've told him and the middle one. The middle one is now learning a trade and we hope to keep working to get better. Whether you or anyone else believes me or not makes no difference to me but that's why i dont really believe in just giving people something and them not working to get better but to each their own.
money can buy confort and reduce stress
Being content gives you comfort and reduces stress
I think money could give you some sense of comfort and reduced stress depending on what you do with it. But it sounds to me like these people don't have any sense of comfort or reduced stress. Their stress appears to be multiplied. I certainly would not want to live like this. I can see why so many rich people kill themselves after watching this.
But to get money u need to ignore comfort and will be more stressful
Actually, if you talk to very wealthy people, it creates lots of very serious problems like gold digging, fake friends and people constantly trying to get something out of you. Better to be upper middle class. Nobody knows you in that case and nobody cares what you do.
@Wyatt Martinez
All these big high rise luxury apartments sitting empty , ruining the sky line whilst looking down at the homeless is wrong.
Plus it keeps the wealth tied into the property and not in the society the property exists in..
Instead of calling them ' Luxury Executive Apartments ' they should be called ' Luxury Laundry Service Apartments'.
They make big houses to fit their big egos empty soul-less places
tas adam what do u fit in your tiny space?
Wrong, they make big houses cause they can, what can you do?
It really is souless! isn't it?
So right agree 👏👏👏👏👏
We will all have the same amount of space in death.
26 people own more, than 3.8 billion people on Earth. For those, living creatures, not much has changed since one man acquired wealth by selling another, for 30 pieces of silver.
should read the richest man of Babylon
Jesus
"I have houses in five countries -- and lots of cars to play with -- but I'm certainly not super-rich." Okay, then.
😭😭😭 Had to play that part twice to make sure that he said that
just goes to show you can be "rich" but in comparison to others who are superwealthy, your still a poorby
heartpursuer They never have enough....
If your assets equal say 50 million are you super rich when there are people with 10x or 100x what you have?
It all depends doesn't it.
He means his not a billionaires 😂
it is mind blowing, especially you came here right after watching documentaries about homeless people.
Interesting!
Isn't that the truth
Yes the homelessness issue comes to mind, yet we need billions of dollars to cure homelessness to end poverty and to make the world a well to do place to coexist, to live in.
Jacquelyn from the USA
Im sure that the rich gives to charity, we all give to some charity the rich do it more often.
The richer gives however we need more a sort of drug r medication to cure what's ailing us, who to tell....the rich
Jacquelyn from the Americas
What I don't understand is how these properties maintain their value when only a very limited number of buyers could afford them. And what keeps those limited number of buyers from building their own custom home? Houses in my neighborhood that go for over 2mil stay on the market for over 100 days. Meanwhile, homes between 400-600k are flying off the shelf like hotcakes.
In the end, the money comes back to the public as houses have to be build, maintained and serviced. This means employing people who make their living and pay taxes. Money doesn't dissapear.
Beautiful. One day I’ll have a nice estate like these.
& an empty inside.... just like they say.
The truly wealthy don’t spend money. They exchange cash and non-cash assets. In reality, they can be quite cheap when it comes to actually spending money that doesn’t produce a return.
Monique Lehnhardt This is so true.
The Bentley is the smoothest ride, says the man in red pants
Give the kween a break lolol
Kid 1: MOM Sister is using the swimming pool!!!!!
Mom: Dont worry dear, were goona build a new for you.
Mom turns around and says “share”
"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?"
and what profit is there in quoting a fable from a jewish tale of alexander the great?
This is true!
...literally the whole world.
ah stfu please how does being rich mean selling your soul ?
They've got everything. Everything but good taste. I hate to see Plexiglass furniture behind the walls of a gracious Kensington or Mayfair mansion. SO tacky.
Plexie glass fascinating! brilliant! Let's do it!
Acrylic
Great video
If these wealthy people who love to show off so much, really knew how other people don't give a shit about their super-homes and cars and toys - they'd probably be very disappointed. I can't think of anything lonelier than rattling around by myself in a 30,000 sq. ft. "home". The amount of greed and self-love that is needed to maintain that image is very unappealing to be around. I am much more impressed by someone living in a one-room 500 sq. ft. apartment and donating their money to charities. There is only so much money one person can spend on themselves, and they certainly can't take it with them.
filmed with a potato
Lol! And vety, vety British...the video quality, that is. Why are the vast majority of British TH-cam vids also filmed with potatoes?!
What’s the Russian for potatoe?
LOL
A boiled one 😝
Snore.... the most pathetic and repeated " joke" on TH-cam.
At least the Medici family put a large portion of their monies into public good and public works of art and architecture - this is just self-absorption.
You have been sold the myth of the Medici. The truth is -
The only reason the Medici put any money into art was because they were so guilt ridden (as Catholics) about their family business as usuries (basically loan sharks), which the bible describes as possibly the most despicable occupation of all or any. It wasn't public art either. It was mostly commissioned portraiture and allegorical art (laced with their own family members as the actors) to adorn their private properties and often private chapels where no one uninvited could see the works.
The Medici were despicable Machiavellian overlords who were, historically speaking, some of the most self-indulgent folks that ever lived.
"if you want to know what God thinks of money (lenders)..." observe what the Medici did to try to gain absolution. They only cared about themselves. They were accidental patrons of the arts.
Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.
And how much you put?
nested bird, And if you're rich, you don't need to pay a dollar?
nested bird, Okay, rich pay to visit galleries too, what's the difference?
If they earned their fortune they get to spend it how they want. They shouldn't have to do shit for we the poor.
At least the vacant properties mean less traffic. I like that.
Yes-all the staff cars minus the owners coming and going
Lots of properties can be a form of money laundering
Collecting and hoarding all the best places and not using them is just wasteful.
These buildings generally existing is wasteful. No one needs that much space and equity, money or not.
Having a house where people just waste putting out flowers and getting your cars ready just in case you may one day show up, really is a waste. But guess it keeps people employed though?
At least the employees get to enjoy the flowers and clean home? They might as well own it.
This whole video is awesome, thank you all for making this video, it really helped me have a wonderful day and time, thank you again, Billionaires and all there employees, film crew and all.
As the saying goes "If you want to know what God thinks of money, look at the people who have it" - money surely doesn't mean taste or class as is clearly seen in this documentary.
Yes complete lack of taste and personality. Everybody wants to look like everybody else. Sounds like High School. Just absolutely ridiculous and makes no sense whatsoever. These people must be completely emotionally stunted.
Stop hating
I actually think those mansions are beautiful as hell.
having great taste and being poor doesnt work lol. its better to be tacky and have 15 billion.
Not Money, its the LOVE of Money!
Very interesting reading this toxic comments section.Pathetic how many people rush to judge" the billionaires"based on a few incidents in one city, but have never even met a billionaire.My perspective is somewhat less jaded as I am friends with a couple of billionaires as well as a handful of multi-millionaires. Most are loving fathers and husbands, HUGE contributors to charities, and generally highly educated and very likable people.Very unlike the super-rich described in this video.I am quite sure these "financial aristocrats" do exist but that doesn't exemplify the lifestyle of all of the ultra-wealthy.My hometown(Houston,Texas) was devastated by a hurricane in 2017 and we worked along side some of the wealthiest people in Houston loading trucks and handing out food and supplies,and yes,the rich people were doing the manual labor with us as well as providing much of the food, supplies and money that we distributed. Several of my ultra-wealthy friends volunteer at inner city homeless shelters (which they also bankroll) and are on a first name basis with many of the clients.Before passing judgement on a complete class of people, please be honest with yourself about what YOU do tho help those less fortunate.If you have a computer to read this on and electricity to run it then I can guarantee you there as some in your city with much less than you have.That being said, please note that I am not a multi-millionaire or even close to it...
Randy Husband don't delude yourself. There is not one billionaire on this earth who has made his money the honest, hard working way. They got wealthy by screwing other people over. Their life style is unconscionable and immoral because it flies in the face of global suffering of the 99%.
@@harrypjotr1935 : and you "know" this because you actually know how many billionaires? Probably never even met one.Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of pieces of crap ultra-rich that live like the ones in this video but there are others who have worked hard all their lives to build a fortune and now spend vast sums of it to help others.As long as YOU are doing your part to help the less fortunate then you can criticize the rick all you want, but most are quick to point the finger at the the rick while they do little or nothing themselves.I do not know you or your heart so I will not speculate.Only You know if you are helping others,as I truly hope you are.There is light and darkness in ALL classes of people.
@@randyhusband8542 you have zero political awareness, dude. I realized that the moment I read your comment. And btw as a MSW I am more than familiar with what you call 'the less fortunate'. Good day!
@@harrypjotr1935 : let's be real, what you are is a idiot, plain and simple. You are jealous of those who have what you do not. Not willing to waste any more time on you...goodbye.
@@randyhusband8542 too bad, it was just getting interesting. And btw you're lacking grammar skills: It's 'an idiot' not 'a idiot'.
Damn, I'm just happy to be planning to move somewhere with a garden this summer 😂
“I like to call them Embassy’s”
Drake: Damn Right.
Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them. Good investment brings millions of dollars and consistency brings billions; the market is all about bitcoin at the moment.
Well, Investment without an adequate knowledge on whatever you're investing in, is a total wait of resources and time. One should first strive to gather enough knowledge in any field he or she chooses to invest in.
@@anthonyparker1842 you're very right. A lack of the require skills and knowledge is disadvantageous to any kind of investment. It shouldn't just be about investing but making profit too.
Investment is paramount but doing it rightly comes with extra blessings and dividend
Speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now with the ever raising amount of bitcoin. I know a couple of friends who makes a lot of money weekly trading the financial market
For anyone building for posterity I think crypto is the next gold but the problem is scammers are everywhere.
All this while a housing crisis rages for the lower and middle classes.
@serena brown Irony much! Seriously, shut up.
The houses are on the market to be purchased ....
Should houses be given away?
They're causing it along with the banking sectors of the world.
We now know what the experiment (low interest) does. It makes boom bust bubbles more bubbly and more destructive. And shifts much of any money into real-estate creating a new feudalism of empty palaces and farm and commercial estates. Pushing all prices rents and housing prices are ruinously high that many families literally must room together and often go homeless for a period of time, perhaps in a shelter or in their cars or a tent in some park.
jmitterii2 wouldn’t that be easily solvable by just making more land available for buildings?
Not in London ofc, but elsewhere.. its not like millions of superrich are building this
big houses? Poor and middle class refugees and economic migrants probably take 100s of times more space:)
@@lukazupie7220 There's too much money to be made building homes for billionaires eager to show off. It's so much more profitable so developers tend to focus on that rather than build low-margin economical homes for poor and middle class.
It's a multi-layered problem that is not easily solvable because of a terrible misalignment of economic incentives and basic needs.
This makes me sick to my stomach, They are just pushing humans apart even more. I would want a home with everyone with me. I had 9 of us in a small 3 bedroom with one bathroom and most were teens and toddlers. I was the happiest. So lonely to be rich in what I see
Just Lovely.
To put it simply and succinctly, what goes up, must come down.
In this case find that house and bulldoze the fuck out of it and turn it into a community park or some shit time to fight and die for it and if they see us as criminals then fucking let them.
I worked in Belgrave Square, it is astonishingly grand and rich there
They're all investments. But I would turn them all into hotels or apartments and rent them out to the public.
Hiya that’s a great idea. Make money make money for you.
yes they call airbnb.
to use these homes costs money and up keep etc, when people buy investment homes they don't want to run some hotel, they just want to buy and slowly let the house price rise and sell at a vast profit
Here's the secret, folks.... "absolutely nothing truly worth having in life can be bought. Nothing. Everything that is of genuine worth is a gift" Nietszche. The joyful science. Think about it. He is absolutely right. Stuff without taste is ghastly beyond words. As perfectly demonstrated in this documentary
Beautiful and big houses..so fascinating and marvelous...but what makes these mansions more beautiful...are the PEOPLE.. living in these multi million structures.
Billionaire's are out of control. Working people need to live too. Billionaire's are just getting to the ridiculous stage 7 something should be done about it.
Moral of the story, be born super rich and you will be ok.
Thanks for this great higres content. I could hardly detect a pixel. Picture perfect.
How sad that there are so many people wasting resources to fill something within that can never be satisfied by material accumulation. Instead, try actually doing something directly for people in need or sharing your talents directly with others. Certainly, that would be much more authentically satisfying..... helping to spread happiness and security to many more people than just you and your closest relatives.
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Crap, I forgot to blow on the VHS tape before putting it in. Now I’ve gotta put up this low quality.
When there are so many people struggling to make ends meet, this seems so obscene.
Stop your complaining and make shit happen. #TheGameIsNotZeroSum
Exactly.
Whether they inherited their wealth, or they worked hard to expand their empire, there are much worse things a person can do with their money, than buying houses. If they were running a drug operation, a brothel or having illegal fights to the death, then I would have plenty to say. Buying houses is not hurting anyone. The rich people can do whatever they want with their money. For the sake of tax advantages, they have their charities that they contribute to, and it would be generous to do things for the poor and homeless people, but they don't deserve to be criticized if they choose not to.
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If you earned it by yourself its not obscene
Whats worse, being rich or having kids other people have to pay for? To me both are obscene. Your kids, your responsibility. But wealth SHOULD be shared. Tax the fuckers but what is the solution for people having so many kids without any plan everywhere in the world? This is what is destroying the world.
Once I win the powerball, I'm going to Monaco! But in all seriousness, all the rich kids I knew are dreadful adults. The kids from nothing make good and work themselves to death or disability by 45 to 50.
you have a great point I was a factory worker raised 3 kids on my own worked in factories all my youth now bad back knees ankles and hand pain I had to go on disability and only break 1200 a month wtf can I do now body finished
Just remember you cant take it with you when you die. Is your heart right with Jesus?
John 3:16
Amen!
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Fresh flowers is an Elton John “thing” which is why he was put on a budget of $10 million per month about a decade ago in order to curb overspending... on fresh flowers for all of his estates and homes! Sir Elton’s net worth in 2019 is valued at US$450 Million which is a laff because, all things considered, apart from his pop music catalogue with Bernie Taupin (lyricist), Elton has other productions in collaboration with Tim Rice such as The Lion King franchise (film/theater), AIDA and Billy Elliot, in addition to revenues from his residency in Las Vegas which recently ended. Currently, Elton is on a Farewell Tour, one would suppose, because he has vowed never to perform in large arena venues again after age 72 haha (Elton just turned 72 on 25 March 2019)... “so goodbye, Yellow Brick Road...”
Thank you for making this video.❤ People with employees.❤ that is aweful for thee victims of iceberg housing.
Millionaire row in NYC and all around the world 🌎 Very rich families like Hilfiger and Weston family and of course the Shannon family dystany yes
This is incredible, all of this is really going on, wow!
come on... the quality is too bad
come on --another jealous guy...
May we all remember that nothing is permanent... These things are never lasting but the soul. the soul is eternal.
lol keep telling yourself that.
The rich have completely gotten out of control, this is disgusting and does nothing good for the economy. As soon as brexit is settled, this needs to be discouraged with huge taxes placed on property that isn’t lived in for more than half the year - or something similar. We cannot have the best places in London sitting empty because of some foreign person who has a disgraceful amount of likely ill gotten money. When the gap between rich and poor has gotten this wide throughout history, things haven’t gone well with wars & revolutions. If people pillidge some E European, middle eastern, Asian country etc, they shouldn’t be able to come to London, Paris, Monaco or wherever is current obsession. Either they move here permanently and contribute or they can stay in whatever place they came from and let their own populations sort them out as they see fit.
May we all feel a little better for our lives than the aged, poor and homeless
Beautiful residences !
If you have the money why not have more comforts and healthy additions like swimming pools to keep healthy ,live, have fun.
Good for them.
All those neighbours were having their own comforts ,they were not living in a tent !
You did feel sorry for the neighbours who suffered from foreign cowboy builders.
The issue of foreign cowboy builders is due to the social utter contempt shown to qualified trades men !
It use to take 6 to 7years to learn a trade and now the ideots in government cut the training and encourage
Cowboy activity!
The tragedy of Kensington towers is a classic example!
Many other examples elsewhere in the UK exist.
I had a billionaire client once.. ($14 billion)
When he left the room every member of his permanent staff talked about what a total Arsehole he was.
The super rich are afraid they won't be liked because they suffer from narcissism. They live alone in their mansion jails, where there is no honor among business relationships. They never understand the honesty of friendships. They seem to be the poorest of the poor. Velvet never touches back.
I feel sorry for the neighbors who have to listen to all that construction for a few years then the one lady had cracks in her walls
But why try to evade taxes when you already have more than enough?
Because they are greedy.
Maureen Wahu do you think that they know what they are doing. It's way over my head.
that why they having more than enough at the first place.
Taxes are for the little people.Laws.
Evade evade with money if. I could have earned at least a million dollars all factors usefulness, i couldnt say there is an evasion in the conversation of the Brickley foundations.
With practically anybody who did not earn this money a million dollars is chump change. Tells much about the he state of affairs as it pertains working class Americans.
Homeless indigenous are terms used to all perpetrators their fair share while the rich here are encouraged to FORGET who the shares belong to.
Jackie from California