@@RonJohn63 tbh man idk what a medium credit score is. I know 100 is terrible but 800 is great. But nobody ever taught me how the score affects my ability to secure different size loans.
Chris Rock is a fucking wizard of comedy. He smacks me in the face with his jokes and I laugh. He's been around for 30 years...idk but he never misses a fucking step.
Fast forward to March 2022, after he got slapped by Will Smith on Oscar, he is ready to smack Smith back but he's thinking about his mortgage of his huge house !
I feel sorry for your kids. At the same time I realize that 90% of parents are just like you but they don't even have the balls to admit it. But sometimes they have and they admit it right to their kids screwing up their whole lives💀
Fast forward to March 2022, after he got slapped by Will Smith on Oscar, he is ready to smack Smith back but he's thinking about his mortgage of his huge house !
I got my loan today. Since I got the loan approved, waiting for all papers to be completed at a snails pace, the rate have gone up 0,5%. I relate to this deeply and furiously.
True or absolutely true?...Chris Rock definitely is one of those comedians that can do stand ups, tv sitcoms and movies. It's rare that every comedian can check all that list. And excel.
Rock has the same type of magic as Carlin did, not to compare the two necessarily, but themes that resonate with the actual lives of his audience. I guess they call it observational comedy. He also isn't afraid to poke fun at EVERYONE. Always been a favorite.
@@rm5282 your reply is super broad and you’re over-simplifying it. What if the cash that was used to pay off the property was invested in T Bills of which the compounded interest would eventually yield a higher Cash on Cash return (especially since T Bills are cash equivalents) as opposed to downgrading your cash into equity and relying on that investment, that has significantly greater risks, such as non payment or lien against property, which will give you weak returns to begin with?
@@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211 treasury bills are a very safe investment with fixed rates of interest. They are sold in in increments of $1000 - $5M. Whiles they're backed by the government they pay lousy returns. A paid off home 3/2 home with two car garage can gross an average of $1500 per month in lease payments. It's not a guarantee but owning property is better than owning government paper. Look at the tbill rates and tell me if you believe it's a real money maker in today's market. I over simplified my statement because it was predicated off the original statement. A couple of things you did not include in your statement: 1.) How much did the owner pay for the property? 2.) Where is the property located and what's the going rate per sqft for rent in the area? 3.) How many T- Bills would it take to reach the same earning potential of the rental property? 4.) What would be the cost to profit ratio of continuing to pay a mortgage while earning measly rate of return on the T-bill. You made a very general statement too, so you better put up some boards around your glass house before tossing rocks.
@@rm5282 I think the last year has shown some of the volatility of the housing market again to people. Some places people fled from in high numbers and others they fled to. Housing markets benefited greatly in some areas but also depreciated greatly in many other areas. Housing is always at least somewhat of a gamble and also requires constant proper maintenance and involvement. T-bills are closer to like a 401k option where there are better investments but they are pretty set and forget and unless some serious shit goes down that's going to fuck you anyways it's going to be there. But yes, general statements :P. Finances are nothing if not complex. If making good ROIs was easy everyone would do it :P.
So true...I almost quit my job two years ago because I was really upset with my boss...but then I remembered my wife loves her house 🏠 so I am still in the same job 🤦🏾♂️
A great comedian reads your mind and says what you're thinking when you're too afraid to say it. A genius comedian like Rock actually teaches you something you didn't already consider.
lol....for real! It's my roof and 2 new ac units i'm pining for. Lawd....pa-lease! Got 17 yrs on this house and for the last 3 summers, the AC situation is just that...a situation👀. I play the how long can we go before I absolutely have to turn it on....and I live in TEXAS🤪. It's 84 degrees in this beast right now. I've got this fan on me and we gon call that good! Oooh wee...one day at a time sweet Jesus!
He has a point! It’s called skin in the game. But we should use the same thing for voting. If the gov isn’t taking 30% of your pay then no voting for you!!
My dad is the nicest, easiest going man. A black dude slapped my father at work 40+ years ago. My father thinks he was trying to impress white co-workers. He said he saw a metal pipe within arms reach and thought about hitting him. He didn't. I asked my father what stopped him. He gave me a look like 'duh'. He simply said "I had a wife and five kids to take care of". I thought, now that's a man. We need to remember how hard life can be for black people, especially men. For all the family, home should always be a sanctuary, a haven from the hell that can be waiting outside. But always treat the man of the house with respect, if he is deserving. You may be the only one who does. And let him have the big piece of chicken.
Amen ... one of the reasons I work too. I really think my husband has less stress because he knows in the back of his mind that I got his back and if he has to knock a MF out, we will still in the same house and eat because I save the majority of my salary and could take over bills if he lost his jobZzz
@@saritamoorebansa4485 Sounds like you and your husband have a great partnership and worthy goals and I'm sure it's a comfort to him to have a woman that lets him be the man, yet always has his back. You sound very wise. I always said that if I married, I'd want my husband to provide a home and heat, at minimum. It wouldn't have to be fancy, necessarily, but something the person with the lower salary could handle comfortably. And ideally, we'd use my earnings for saving, investing, wealth building, business ventures, etc. That way, if anything ever happened, we'd be okay.
@JSL I know the guy wasn't fired, but I believe that God won't let those types of situations go unpunished, unless the person repents. But when I did job training, I would share this story, not that anyone should allow abuse, but like you said to learn how to keep yourself in check and not lose sight if the bigger picture. Had a young girl at church, on her first job, either her manager or a co-worker flat spit in her face. She didn't retaliate. Went through the proper channels. Handled it in a godly and professional way. I was soooo proud of her. She was only like 17. She didn't even have a mortgage or kids of her own yet.
Mortgage is French for : “Death Pledge” mort=death / gage=pledge This means you have pledged and enslaved your life to a bank... lol It’s funny that it’s not funny.
Not quite. The "death" isn't for you, but for the "pledge." In other words, "mortgage" is better translated as "until death of the pledge." It's named like that because until you pay off your loan (i.e. the pledge), your house can be taken by the lender. Once the loan "dies" (when you pay it off), the lender no longer can claim your house. That's why we say you "mortgaged" your house: you're putting it up as collateral until your loan is paid.
@@alexanderkim4889 yours is one interpretation and there are many we can all come up with. But what I’m pointing to is a more direct understanding of the origins of the French word to its most simplest and significance.
@@SolReaver No it's not just oneinterpretation, it's THE interpretation for why and how the word is used. "Death pledge" is the literal translation, but the connotation is wrong because in the original French legal term, it's meant in the way I explained: a pledge that dies when an obligation is met.
Chris is brilliant and extremely underrated, despite how popular he is. Mort-gage is a death contract, translated literally. They are necessary for most people but a scam in reality. The house ends up costing twice as much by the time it’s paid off.
And when you have a mortgage you get some nifty benefits, like it never increasing. Fifteen years in you realize that you're paying less on your mortgage than most people pay in rent. And you get to deduct the mortgage interest. Chris is right; a good mortgage is a blessing.
Your mortgage payment doesn’t go down so I don’t see what 15 years has to do with it. Most people don’t get to deduct the taxes anymore either. That being said I have no problem with mortgages even though mine is paid off
@@swistedfilms the value doesn't always go up but your payment can and will go up...property taxes, house insurance, home warranties. Not to mention the phantom costs of repairs, new roof , and renovations.
@@FTYC2022 Sure, but NEVER at the rate of rent. In another five years there will be kids who are flabbergasted by how low my mortgage is. And yes, home repairs are expensive, I don't deny that. But that's a good incentive to learn some DIY.
People don't realize the origins of the word "mortgage." It comes from Latin and Old French, and basically translates to "death pledge." Other words related are mortality, mortuary, mortician, morgue, postmortem, mortal, mortified, rigor mortis, etc. In many cases it truly is a case of 'til death due you part.
No key is become financial literate so u can invest better there are plenty of poor people with no houses while rich people have the most houses n property
You have been one of the very best in my books since the very first time I encountered you when you were first hitting national attention and you were a kid. Thanks for many many laughs through the years. This time I guffawed so loud my snoring bull dogs jumped. Thank you.
These people are laughing because they're probably like me and can relate to good and bad mortgage. As a homeowner....a bad mortgage can be compared to rent. When your rent so high....you can pay it, but dammit you eating Ramien noodles until the next pay day. He was dead ON with that good and bad mortgage 😭😭😭😭
Chris Rock one of d best prominent comedians in 30 + years to really capture d reality of everyday people n skillfully put it out .......in ironic n paradoxical content.
“If you have 739 credit score, you ain’t killing nobody.” ☠️☠️🤣🤣🤣🤣
i don't know about that
That rich dude in Las Vegas would disagree lol
@@johnniewalker877 Right? Somebody will come by to fuck up the stereotype. All the mass murderers were white, then here comes Richard Ramirez.
@@johnniewalker877 don't overthink the humor. It's aimed squarely at the middle class.
@@RonJohn63 tbh man idk what a medium credit score is. I know 100 is terrible but 800 is great. But nobody ever taught me how the score affects my ability to secure different size loans.
Chris Rock is a fucking wizard of comedy. He smacks me in the face with his jokes and I laugh. He's been around for 30 years...idk but he never misses a fucking step.
hear hear
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@@chrisrock1270 lol ...
Dude this just aged incredibly well
"Smacks me in the face." Oooooh lawdy.
Chris: "How many times you been ready to smack the shit out of somebody at work?"
Will: "I can think of one time..."
ok
Will Smith just Entered the 💬. 👀
Chris talking about people slapping other people is even more hilarious now
Fast forward to March 2022, after he got slapped by Will Smith on Oscar, he is ready to smack Smith back but he's thinking about his mortgage of his huge house !
It was never funny to begin with.
this race is a disgrace
Yeah, anger issues are HILARIOUS.
Good 1
Chris been rich for 20 plus years but can still relate to regular people. Dudes amazing
All top comedians have writers too, it surely helps. He is a master at delivering jokes.
@@PaulFaucon Wrong! not stand up comedians. You're talking about people who host shows. That my friend is not stand up.
I love him. He’s so funny!
Very true
Sounds like he’s mocking pple when you put it that way.
"You get a bad mortgage, you watching Delirious on VCR", hilarious 😂😂🤣
How about " get your eyebrow done one at a time."
That's poor women style.
That one got me. lmaooo
🤣🤣yeah the the sug knight mortgages part
@@SeatonRyan I was wearing my headsets while I was watching, when he said the Suge knight part I bust out loud. God I could n't hold it. 🤣🤣🤣
Delirious is GOAT comedy though.
You ain't neva lied, Chris!!! 💯 That damn mortgage... and them kids. 🤣
Amen to that...
You mean kids that you CHOSE to have?
@@torachan23 Yep...and the mortgage I chose to have. Did you miss the point? It's comedy.
@@chriscynthiachambers4748 how are you doing?
I feel sorry for your kids. At the same time I realize that 90% of parents are just like you but they don't even have the balls to admit it. But sometimes they have and they admit it right to their kids screwing up their whole lives💀
Will Smith clearly paid off his mortgage🤣
I wondered how many people came here after the academy awards.
LOL
hahahahaha
Keep my mortgage out your f-in mouth!
He couldn't smack back cuz he thought of his mortgage. 🤭
This couldn't have been timed more perfectly. 🤣🙏
I was looking for a comment like this
😂😂😂😂
Fast forward to March 2022, after he got slapped by Will Smith on Oscar, he is ready to smack Smith back but he's thinking about his mortgage of his huge house !
Rock and Chapelle just exist on a different level when it comes to stand up easily the two best
A great comedy triple bill would be Rock, Chappelle, and Bill Burr.
And Bill Burr
Exactly
My Goats are Rock and Burr
I saw them both in Phoenix last month. Really enjoyed it
Your house is lookin at you like, “where’s my money bitch?” 😂😂😂😂
Honestly Chris should be and would be an effective politician/leader. He sees the reality of our daily lives and humor is his gift.
Chris for president
@@SpiralreddI refer you to movie "Head of State" where Chris Rock does exactly that.
@@UnionSinger2005 😄 🤣
He can make the mundane and the serious so funny. Mortgages and guns.
Actually I think he may have something here. Gun ownership becomes a lot more expensive.
Exactly bro
@@aznsbd some of the crazies out there own enough guns to buy a house in cash. I am a gun owner too so believe me I know some of them.
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Mortgage is a French word meaning “death contract”
Im bilingual (English + French) and that never even occured to me 😂
Lol that’s funny
It comes from Latin, with “Mort” meaning death, and “gage” meaning “until”. So, until death LOL
Thanks for answering my first question you know what you did
OMG J'avais jamais réalisé!
I got my loan today. Since I got the loan approved, waiting for all papers to be completed at a snails pace, the rate have gone up 0,5%. I relate to this deeply and furiously.
This is why we need comedians. Chris Rock is on to something with this!
He really fucking is...
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I feel less smart by watching this. But not as less smart as i feel after watching my videos
Yes, cause it’s true! Ask anyone with a balloon rate that hit the roof and they couldn’t get out of it fast enough
He ain’t on to shit
True or absolutely true?...Chris Rock definitely is one of those comedians that can do stand ups, tv sitcoms and movies. It's rare that every comedian can check all that list. And excel.
U are right I seen Joe Rogan stand up he is not very good he should never do stand up
He can do Excel too? Damn
Dan Smith Rogan is a better UFC commentator than comedian. Rock on the other hand is a legend
As true as this is, Donald Glover is a worthy successor.
Yeah but can he do Word or PowerPoint? Idk
Lol “you’re lucky I’m trying to refinance”
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That's why you wait to slap their ass AFTER you've signed everything!
Lol
"They all live with their mothers" being the imperative statement here.
Rock has the same type of magic as Carlin did, not to compare the two necessarily, but themes that resonate with the actual lives of his audience. I guess they call it observational comedy. He also isn't afraid to poke fun at EVERYONE. Always been a favorite.
You know what’s better than a “good mortgage”? NO MORTGAGE.
Especially one that is paid off that brings in residual payments that will cover property taxes and pads the portfolio.
100% FACTS
@@rm5282 your reply is super broad and you’re over-simplifying it. What if the cash that was used to pay off the property was invested in T Bills of which the compounded interest would eventually yield a higher Cash on Cash return (especially since T Bills are cash equivalents) as opposed to downgrading your cash into equity and relying on that investment, that has significantly greater risks, such as non payment or lien against property, which will give you weak returns to begin with?
@@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211 treasury bills are a very safe investment with fixed rates of interest. They are sold in in increments of $1000 - $5M. Whiles they're backed by the government they pay lousy returns. A paid off home 3/2 home with two car garage can gross an average of $1500 per month in lease payments. It's not a guarantee but owning property is better than owning government paper. Look at the tbill rates and tell me if you believe it's a real money maker in today's market. I over simplified my statement because it was predicated off the original statement.
A couple of things you did not include in your statement:
1.) How much did the owner pay for the property?
2.) Where is the property located and what's the going rate per sqft for rent in the area?
3.) How many T- Bills would it take to reach the same earning potential of the rental property?
4.) What would be the cost to profit ratio of continuing to pay a mortgage while earning measly rate of return on the T-bill.
You made a very general statement too, so you better put up some boards around your glass house before tossing rocks.
@@rm5282 I think the last year has shown some of the volatility of the housing market again to people. Some places people fled from in high numbers and others they fled to. Housing markets benefited greatly in some areas but also depreciated greatly in many other areas. Housing is always at least somewhat of a gamble and also requires constant proper maintenance and involvement. T-bills are closer to like a 401k option where there are better investments but they are pretty set and forget and unless some serious shit goes down that's going to fuck you anyways it's going to be there. But yes, general statements :P. Finances are nothing if not complex. If making good ROIs was easy everyone would do it :P.
Chris making us look old talking about mortgages. I remember when he was the fresh new kid on the block. 😂😂
"Where's my money bitch" was delivered so perfectly my sides hurt from laughing too much😂😂💀
aint that the truth
One of the greatest stand up comedians of all time.
Agreed!
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Really?
Lol...Chris Rock is legit one of the few stand ups that can make me burst out laughing anymore. He gets it.
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"you gotta watch Delirious on VCR"
that was golden 🤣🤣
"These people don't know how to use me".."My skills are going to waste"🚮😁
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Two years ago I wanted to quit my job that I was in... But; I had plans on refinancing my home. (That comment hit home)
I have a mortgage... truer words have never been spoken...
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Love me some Chris Rock! He's hilarious
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Love how he referenced one of his older bits at the end. 😂
Love Tony Rock, his routine about smoking green with your fat friends is hilarious.
0 tablets,a p
Pookie 😆
Fucking hilarious n spot on
Wait you mean Delirious? That's Eddie Murphy
Turns out, Will Smith didn't have a mortgage.
No...he owns acres and properties 🥴
He is too rich to have a mortgage.
😂😢😮😅😊
😅😅😅😅
So true...I almost quit my job two years ago because I was really upset with my boss...but then I remembered my wife loves her house 🏠 so I am still in the same job 🤦🏾♂️
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🤣😂🤣😂
😂😂😂ma man. You just killed me
God bless you sir.
Figure out how to do both; quit the job and keep the house.
“Eyebrows done ☑️ one at a time” lol 😂
Sug knight mortgages ( sneak up on yah ) 🤣🤣🤣
A great comedian reads your mind and says what you're thinking when you're too afraid to say it. A genius comedian like Rock actually teaches you something you didn't already consider.
"please, please, I'm just tryna fix this basement" omg! That was me but with my roof!😂 I'm literally crying right now!!!
lol....for real! It's my roof and 2 new ac units i'm pining for. Lawd....pa-lease! Got 17 yrs on this house and for the last 3 summers, the AC situation is just that...a situation👀. I play the how long can we go before I absolutely have to turn it on....and I live in TEXAS🤪. It's 84 degrees in this beast right now. I've got this fan on me and we gon call that good! Oooh wee...one day at a time sweet Jesus!
Chris Rock is a legend man 😂
1:42 That question was for you, Will 😂
Damn. he got millions but he still knows what a mortgage feels like
That’s how you know someone is humble.
You have to remember he's house is probably $20 million 💵 so, he definitely has to watch his back.
He has a point! It’s called skin in the game. But we should use the same thing for voting. If the gov isn’t taking 30% of your pay then no voting for you!!
My dad is the nicest, easiest going man. A black dude slapped my father at work 40+ years ago. My father thinks he was trying to impress white co-workers. He said he saw a metal pipe within arms reach and thought about hitting him. He didn't. I asked my father what stopped him. He gave me a look like 'duh'. He simply said "I had a wife and five kids to take care of". I thought, now that's a man. We need to remember how hard life can be for black people, especially men. For all the family, home should always be a sanctuary, a haven from the hell that can be waiting outside. But always treat the man of the house with respect, if he is deserving. You may be the only one who does. And let him have the big piece of chicken.
Amen ... one of the reasons I work too. I really think my husband has less stress because he knows in the back of his mind that I got his back and if he has to knock a MF out, we will still in the same house and eat because I save the majority of my salary and could take over bills if he lost his jobZzz
@@saritamoorebansa4485 Sounds like you and your husband have a great partnership and worthy goals and I'm sure it's a comfort to him to have a woman that lets him be the man, yet always has his back.
You sound very wise. I always said that if I married, I'd want my husband to provide a home and heat, at minimum. It wouldn't have to be fancy, necessarily, but something the person with the lower salary could handle comfortably. And ideally, we'd use my earnings for saving, investing, wealth building, business ventures, etc. That way, if anything ever happened, we'd be okay.
@JSL I know the guy wasn't fired, but I believe that God won't let those types of situations go unpunished, unless the person repents. But when I did job training, I would share this story, not that anyone should allow abuse, but like you said to learn how to keep yourself in check and not lose sight if the bigger picture. Had a young girl at church, on her first job, either her manager or a co-worker flat spit in her face. She didn't retaliate. Went through the proper channels. Handled it in a godly and professional way. I was soooo proud of her. She was only like 17. She didn't even have a mortgage or kids of her own yet.
Bless your Daddy for his restraint.
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Will Smith should've thought harder about that mortgage.
Chris should be like "where's my money bitch!?"
@@seemoon7652 Chris Gonna hit them pockets for sure!!! Will And The Academy! Ase
“A layer of KRISPY on my hand!” 😂😂😂
You don’t own the house, the house owns you.
Well said! Mortgages are a trap!
Mortgage is French for : “Death Pledge” mort=death / gage=pledge
This means you have pledged and enslaved your life to a bank... lol
It’s funny that it’s not funny.
If you smart you can easily get rich off a home
Oui, c'est vrai! "Death Contract." 😳
Not quite. The "death" isn't for you, but for the "pledge." In other words, "mortgage" is better translated as "until death of the pledge." It's named like that because until you pay off your loan (i.e. the pledge), your house can be taken by the lender. Once the loan "dies" (when you pay it off), the lender no longer can claim your house. That's why we say you "mortgaged" your house: you're putting it up as collateral until your loan is paid.
@@alexanderkim4889 yours is one interpretation and there are many we can all come up with. But what I’m pointing to is a more direct understanding of the origins of the French word to its most simplest and significance.
@@SolReaver No it's not just oneinterpretation, it's THE interpretation for why and how the word is used. "Death pledge" is the literal translation, but the connotation is wrong because in the original French legal term, it's meant in the way I explained: a pledge that dies when an obligation is met.
Yeah, it's called financial slavery.
Or gate you with $300K price tag
Or working for what you need? Should it all be free? Absolutely not.
Definitely agree... although our Americans amendments are our country’s fundamentals and what we all are today
Indentured servitude. Slavery doesn't have a due date.
@Chizzy Meka Ok Ron Swanson
Netflix, please, for the love of everything good in life, stop having quiet ass videos and then blasting your outro music.
I think they do it deliberately...
quiet*
@@dfPats2665 I.. Am so ashamed in myself 😭
@@dfPats2665 quit*
Effing right!!
I just want to strangle them.
But the moron directors prolly think they are being very artistic.
Autistic is more like it.
You're Lucky I'm trying to refinance ......LOL...
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mortgage makes you a good person. by the time you finish paying mortgage, your old anyway. its basically a invinsible jail
What's so funny is Chris Rock speaks real life stuff, that the everyday person can relate to. Hilarious 😆
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Who knew Chris Rock was THIS funny! I really enjoyed this. Thank you Netflix
Everybody knew, that’s why he’s been famous since the 90s
UMMM EVERYBODY
@@Britt3334 🙄
@@alanai1981 great! 🙄
Apparently, Will Smith needs a mortgage.
"Hell hath no fury like a bad mortgage."😂😂
Chris is brilliant and extremely underrated, despite how popular he is. Mort-gage is a death contract, translated literally. They are necessary for most people but a scam in reality. The house ends up costing twice as much by the time it’s paid off.
Paying rent is still worse, esp if you're paying a comparable amount either way. In the city, a mortgage is still a better route than paying rent.
I guess Will Smith must not have a morgage anymore....😂
Or needs one
$800 million in the bank and plenty of song royalties. Probably.
Chris Rock don’t got no damn Mortgage 😂
🤣🤣 right lol 😆
How do yall kno?
@@truffle6082 its chris rock lmao he definitely bought his house for the full price tag
@@dbboykid10
Why would he do that it makes no sense.
@@dbboykid10 I highly doubt it, for tax reasons anyone that is good with their money doesn't pay off their house fully
It’s sounds like a joke but this is what adults think.
It sounds like a joke but it's true! LOL
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And when you have a mortgage you get some nifty benefits, like it never increasing. Fifteen years in you realize that you're paying less on your mortgage than most people pay in rent. And you get to deduct the mortgage interest. Chris is right; a good mortgage is a blessing.
Your mortgage payment doesn’t go down so I don’t see what 15 years has to do with it.
Most people don’t get to deduct the taxes anymore either.
That being said I have no problem with mortgages even though mine is paid off
@@stevenbeach748 rent goes up, mortgages don't. And the value of the house goes up too.
Yes that’s true.
@@swistedfilms the value doesn't always go up but your payment can and will go up...property taxes, house insurance, home warranties. Not to mention the phantom costs of repairs, new roof , and renovations.
@@FTYC2022 Sure, but NEVER at the rate of rent. In another five years there will be kids who are flabbergasted by how low my mortgage is. And yes, home repairs are expensive, I don't deny that. But that's a good incentive to learn some DIY.
Very nice, it's like an updated bit on his old joke about bullet control. Very clever.
Damn, i have forgotten about that joke. I was about to write that 20 years ago then realised it will be 30 years soon.
He's talking about how will smacked him 🤣😂 he knew the future
love love his voice
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LOL, for real. This set was made for me!!! God has shined His light in me.
People don't realize the origins of the word "mortgage." It comes from Latin and Old French, and basically translates to "death pledge." Other words related are mortality, mortuary, mortician, morgue, postmortem, mortal, mortified, rigor mortis, etc. In many cases it truly is a case of 'til death due you part.
I love how he dropped those sly Cheap Pete and Pookie references in this bit.
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2:30 I guess Will Smith wasn't trying to refinance
🤣🤣Suge Knight Mortgages🤣
Why is the volume on every one of these clips so much quieter than every other video on youtube? >
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About Will Smith's credit score...
Moral of the story; Don't own a house, don't get a mortgage.
yep get a G**
No key is become financial literate so u can invest better there are plenty of poor people with no houses while rich people have the most houses n property
No, moral is check for guns like mortgage background check
No get a small mortgage.
@@richardramfire3971 or rent and use your money to buy stocks
Watching this as I’m going through a refinance lol.. I definitely ain’t killin nobody haha!
Chris has the best gun control ideas. Why doesn’t anyone take notice ?
Gotta ADMIT.... HE, s not LYING 😀
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It's all fact yet, funny.
You have been one of the very best in my books since the very first time I encountered you when you were first hitting national attention and you were a kid. Thanks for many many laughs through the years.
This time I guffawed so loud my snoring bull dogs jumped. Thank you.
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“Ready to smack the shit out of somebody” - boy did those words come back at his face
Ur terrible bro 😂
The slap heard loud and clear around the planet. Chris Rock.
Mortage: mort- death; gage - grip. Grip of death.
Gage probably short for engage. Pronounce en-gawn-che. No doubt
These people are laughing because they're probably like me and can relate to good and bad mortgage.
As a homeowner....a bad mortgage can be compared to rent. When your rent so high....you can pay it, but dammit you eating Ramien noodles until the next pay day.
He was dead ON with that good and bad mortgage 😭😭😭😭
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I know that's right!! Haha 😂
"The mortgage make you act right"!! Yessss that part. LOL😂😂
I got a mortgage and still act a fool.
Not a damn fool though
@@kachtev DID YOU JUST ASSUME HIS FOOLISHNESS?!
Thats a good mortgage my guy
Probably cause your mortgage ain’t that fucked up
@@pietrodwomo9090 probably but i make it my main goal to pay that first before anything
100% true. I don't have a mortgage and I have quit on a dime before.
This man makes me laugh so hard
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@@chrisrock1270 hahahahahaha okay Chris Rock 😂
Chris Rock one of d best prominent comedians in 30 + years to really capture d reality of everyday people n skillfully put it out .......in ironic n paradoxical content.
Not the "Suge Knight' mortgage...daaaaaamn!
3:09
Good mortgage: lets you buy sh&t
Bad mortgage: doesnt even let you take sh&t
Forget guns. My mortgage keeps me faithful.
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As someone who is going through the process of buying AND re-financing, this is So True.
Chris: "How many times you been ready to smack the shit out of somebody at work?"
Will: "Hold my beer."
Man, the irony.
Chris Rock knows how to put issues into perspective 😂
So simple...having a mortgage as a prerequisite to getting a gun licence. Genius idea 💡
Like Bullet Control
"You gonna have your eyebrows done one at time " That punchline 😂
By that definition of a bad mortgage, I got one, and won't even have a house when I'm done! Call it debt.
That man ain’t lying!! 🤣🤣
Shug knight mortgage 🤣🤣☠️
1:55 The fact that everybody clapped at that time. Felt too close to home.
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Bad mortgage = House broke
Don’t try to keep up with the Jone’s...stay within your budget.
You're only broke if you have a house you cant afford. My mortgage is under 1100 where an apartment half the size of my house costs 1300 to rent
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Imagine if this was a law, I'd have a trailer park home right now. 🤭
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The amount of work Chris went through and hasn't addressed... He smiles and looks like Ryuk from Death Note.
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@@chrisrock1270 You know who Ryuk is?!
You know what at first I was ready to laugh but now Im thinking...huh, he got a point!
Damn and to think I nearly forgot Chris is on my Mount Rushmore of comedy.