Imagine if you could somehow convince a competing group (say, idk, a different race or religion) that nepotism is bad and they shouldn't do it, while at the same time practicing an extreme version of nepotism and in-group preference. Imagine the advantage you would quickly gain over that group in virtually every sector of influence and economy, even if they outnumbered you by a large margin. just a hypothetical scenario that popped into my head.
People are shocked when I tell them that Sam Hyde was a genuinely hilarious, cutting edge comedian before he became a life coach to upper middle class teenagers.
sam was more of a performance artist (when he was funny) and he's latched onto this self help schtick because he's really not funny. Nick Rochefort is funny however!
The point Sam makes about your parents being old is so true. I lived with my mom til I was 24 and didn’t regret it because there will be a time somewhat soon when she’s not around and I simply won’t be able to spend anymore time with her.
I’m 22 and I still live with just my mom and try to help out as much as I can but I still feel like I have zero plan or idea of what my skills are, maybe by 24 I’ll find my money
@@vanillastarfish I don't normally give advice to internet strangers. However, if I were you, I'd do the following: 1. Learn everything you can about money. Study personal finance, accounting, microeconomics, etc. Build up your savings and investments to the greatest extent possible. Don't tell anyone about your financial situation (especially your parents). 2. Take care of your body. Get some exercise. Floss your teeth every day. Stop eating garbage. Regulate your sleeping schedule. 3. Do exposure therapy if you have any phobias/anxiety. This is doubly true if you're socially anxious. Don't allow yourself to withdraw and become agoraphobic. The comfort zone is your enemy. 4. DO NOT -- Get married -- Get a woman pregnant -- Get addicted to drugs, alcohol, or gambling -- Obsess over shit you can't control (e.g. politics) -- Sit around and wait for opportunities -- Take on any unnecessary debt 5. Get good at something. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just develop any skill that you think could make you decent money and which you wouldn't mind doing for a living. If you do all of this, you'll be ahead of 95% of the population.
When he's talking about nepotism and taking opportunity when it's available..holy shit, you will learn so much from someone who actually wants to teach you and hopes that you succeed is so powerful for a young man.
It's such a blessing to find someone who will look out for you. My best tip is to show you're a hard worker and that you have potential. Then someone will want you tos succeed.
@@etiblmca9267 so the rest of us are just SOL then I suppose. I am not saying this to be sarcastic but the answer to everything nowadays in terms of existential questions or financial questions seems to be getting in a trade like everyone in our economy with a problem can do that. My thought is why can't people just be less apathetic about other people?
@@tyloniussquib4000 people are not infinite beings of compassion sorry to burst your bubble, but we are finite and in many fields/paths but especially true in the trades that have plethora of older people who are masters of their craft who feel obliged to take on receptive apprentices to share their wisdom. That mentor/student relationship you wont find on the street you have to go looking for it, and it may not be in the trades, it could be the military/priesthood/artists/missionary work/farmer/etc.
Its going to be surreal seeing Sam in the boxing ring actually fighting. Hope he doesn't let us down. Crazy I'm a mde fan and boxing fan and my two worlds are colliding. Good luck Mr candy
@@Elfenlied8675309 he wont fight anyone who even remotely will give him trouble, so 1. someone in his weight class 2. someone who also boxes or has had any experience boxing, pretty important
Some dude with username iamthmpsn that has a bunch off tiktok and Instagram followers from playing the violin while surrounded by whores shaking their asses.
"You dragged a folder into another folder?" Sam has some really great points here. Dont berate your parents over bs when all they wanna do is help you out and see you succeed in your life. If your parents are cool with it, take the time to live at home to create your career or if you work for someone, save up for something better than renting a crappy studio apartment above the corner store downtown. As a musician, it was very nice to have acceptive parents and bc Im focusing 100% on my craft, its really helped me further my career as well as learning on my own every skill needed to professionally record, mix, and master all my own music.
I got a job as a plumber in my city a few years ago, and friends thought it was a degerading job. they would never be near another persons shit, actual shit, for $45/hour. they talked mad shit about my job like it was worse than being a trashman (not a bad job either, btw). Guess who is the only person in my friend group who's not in debt and makes over $100k a year? But go off queen, you're opinions that you paid a college to have are important too.
talking shit about any kind of job is pathetic. yeah plumbing is a bad job let's all decide not do it. *society collapses because there's shit and piss and sickness and disease everywhere* I have the utmost respect for garbagemen, construction workers, street pavers whatever. Because why not? They're working hard doing an essential job.
Working with your hands, especially doing a trade, is the least degrading job possible. And because straight white males excel in it, it makes others denigrate it even more. Office jobs, acting jobs, and media are all applauded because they require no real useful life skill, hence why they're pushed as great and important.
Doesn't even matter dude, if you're a cook making 10 an hr you're still supporting yourself. Those types of people always have a way to get money sent to them whenever they want, their bills paid, so on. They never see how real life can get when you actually have to support yourself.
Dunno if you heard but recently something similar happened with the creator of Metal Gear Solid(Hideo Kojima) getting momentarily accused of assassinating Japan's Shinzo Abe because of 4chan trolling and not taking 2 seconds to verify.
Man, just a couple of days ago I saw my mother watching the premiere episode of her favourite show. So I snuck up and convinced her that I really need to talk to her about serious issues. Next thing you know she lost half of her show listening to me rant about the federal bank of america.
Knew a guy who turned down a assistant director position in a firm because he wanted to make his own way/avoid nepotism. (His girlfriend's father was the CEO and he'd just finished his college course.) Then the coof hit and the rest is history...
Like Peter Parker turning down a job, in a field he loves, from Green Goblin so he can be “self-made.” I.e. earning no money as a pizza delivery boy and taking selfies for the paper
"Oh man I don't agree with my parents ideologically and I have to move out", fucking hell, get over yourselves. I agree with you Sam, stand by your folks
You gotta have compassion man. If someone doesnt know something basic then theres been a series of people failing them before you. Something has to give.
I live with my parents to pay their mortgage. Went to college debt free (Scholarships). Got a niche job and found a mentor in the compliance/safety field. Entering the Air National Guard to learn more skills in network security management (software/hardware). Love my parents, can’t leave them to rot.
Have as many roommates as possible and hate every minute of it as you pay like $200 for a room in a garbage house in a small town while working toward a trade. Or live with your parents and suck it up.
Sharing an apartment with friends/roommates during my last years of college was way better than living with my parents. I moved out asap. Not everyone is lucky to have parents who aren't making you hate every minute at home. Anyone who has parents they can get along with, treasure them.
@@MichiganJFrog. Not living with your parents does not constitute maturity. Just look at the majority of Americans. Most Boomers are immature and emotional wrecks.
I love you Sam my brother and I have taken over my dads 2 businesses we paid for it of course and you’re exactly right instead of shitting on his legacy and failing at something that I could do myself I decided to continue that and make money and make him proud Lmao very encouraging
Yo man, genuinely you're the best editor out of the clip channels if I'm not mistaken, so Sam not choosing you is one of the few things I highly disagree with him on. Keep on rocking your shit homie.
@@cleesely 100% had no idea they were monetized cuz I got premium - i dont think that's right at all unless all proceeds go to Sam & crew, HOWEVER I think Sam made the wrong choice in editor to choose from
I work an evening shift in a warehouse now after trying myself in the corporate world as well as in the trades. It's a scary reality, but it's the best job I've ever had. I have no stress, my coworkers are neither unrelatable psychos nor disgusting alcoholic slobs that smoke at their workplace. I don't end my shifts with a nose full of black boogers and skin peeling off the side of my face, I don't need to test for certificates and there are no assholes looking at my work and trying to put me down. The only thing I can take away from my work experience is that I should always try to avoid anything that anyone recommends people to do. One side told me to become an office drone. The other side told me to become a tradie. Nobody told me to get a menial job, but that turned out to be the most bearable.
@@defoperator7993 not the "American caste system" its the IQ system. Some are born with higher processing speed and can learn new information and systems quickly, others (myself and 99 percent of the population) aren't so lucky and have to make do with what they can get. Not to say IQ is everything, but the numbers, patterns, calculations, of our modern economic system heavily favor those with higher than average IQ and low morality/empathy. Ted Kaczynski is an example of high IQ but also high empathy, and that is the fate of the other....including Sam
@@loversandlosers you can usually excel and fit comfortably at what your parents and parents before them did. You might have a high IQ but you will still be just slightly better at that class and make more money than your parents… it’s not like you can just jump to a higher class without integrating genetically over many generations into it. Rags to riches is really rare and normally the next generations will fall back into a lower class if you don’t breed with someone connected in those circles and even then they can easily fall out of the class overtime. Think of if Sam had kids for example.
@@TheNewPill Yo why didn't you take the deal man? 4500$ a month is pretty generous for editing together some clips. Now you're not gonna make anything because the candy man is coming to take your candy away. You gotta stop listening to your Rabbi's advice, he's steering you wrong man.
He’s right about nepotism and coattail riding. It’s the best way to get a leg up on the competition and get to where you want. In this world you need every advantage you can get, connections are the best way to leverage people you know and their connections in turn. Other people who are smarter, more qualified and better fits might get the job if you don’t use connections.
Star Wars is a really bad example of a "lone hero" since Luke is constantly being taught by mentors (Obi Wan, Yoda), helped out by friends (Han, Chewy, Leia), and getting humbled when he goes off alone (fight with Vader). You should have used Harry Potter, where the main character is special just because he is.
In school to be a civil engineer, my father is a senior geotechnical engineer with heavy industry connections. Feels good to know once I’m out of school I’m sorted for a good job
Also he can actually guide you through your courses or give you the intuition you need to succeed at a young age in that field. I wish my father was a mathematician, but he isn't so I've had to struggle through it alone without connections or help. Conservative political views ostracized me greatly in college (Literally all I said was that a misuse of pronouns shouldn't be punished and that it's not a big deal if people mess them up from time to time). I have since learned to keep my mouth shut in academia, but nevertheless, if I ever have a child I will teach them what I learned, so suffering doesn't have to be their teacher.
I graduated from civil engineering and cant get my foot in the door. Parents have no connections or skills. Been a construction laborer for ten years now. Wish me luck.
Agreed. I work in one of the only neuropsych offices in my area. We have grown tremendously in the past three years. I offered an ex-coworker an assistant position to learn the field, as he was further along in his psych degree than I was at the time, and he declined it to stay an assistant manager at the theater we both worked at. To this day, the only people that stuck around at our and are competent are closely picked. There are a total of 4 of us.
I'm 32yo, married w/ 3 kids, 11-12ish % equity in our house. Every extra bit of cash goes to buying out our house, since that's basically at a discount right now b/c we closed in 2019 @ 2.6% I know many, many of my fellow millennials are nowhere near that fortunate. I have NO IDEA how to send the ladder back down or help. Nor do I have the capital or energy to start a business. All I know how to do is keep doing what I'm doing right now and hope I've prepped enough to weather the coming storms. I'm really sorry to anyone who's got shelter insecurity or food insecurity due to lack of disposable income. I don't think there's any help/relief coming. If you can move back in with mom and/or dad, try and do so. Just to survive if nothing else. Get the FUCK out of cities and even bigger suburbs.
Completely agreed on college. Buddy of mine dropped out and does sales for industrial automation and makes just under a quarter million a year. I got my degree to pursue capital investments, I do that now after selling two companies, and I own my property and work from home for 6 figures in my mid20s; Life Could be worse. Planning ahead is crucial, so is early investing. Start that dumb failure of a business idea at 16 because it will teach you all you need to know before you even enter business school.
A lot of high earning jobs are fuckin easy as shit once you figure out which one your suited for or have developed enoughs skills in that area. Its nothing beyond 5th grade education and a set of balls.
@@sooperd00p You forgot about connections. You don't drop out and get a good gig with a connection with an opportunity. If you are just some schmuck like myself and many others, then going to get some sort of degree or certification is basically the only inroad. If all it took was "5th grade education and balls" to make a quarter million then the median income wouldn't be like 40k, lol.
@@sooperd00p I mean fuck, I spent upward of 70 hours a week at a gas station. I'm about as broke as when I started, which finally pushed me to finish my novel and try to publish it.
I love when people equate material success = prosperity not knowing that's actually what put us in this shithole in the first place... people living with fucking dollar signs in their eyes not confronting the wider problems of an over consumption based society
I was talking to my friend's younger brother and he legit wants to be a twitch streamer like it's a viable career for anyone. I didn't have the heart to tell him he'll be living off noodles and soup for the rest of his life.
9:45 I did exactly that to my dad's computer when I was like 5 years old, we had a giant folder full of terabytes of pirated movies and music and I accidentally dragged the main folder into another one and we both thought I had completely deleted it.
thank you for your work mate. The New Pill is my favorite channel. Def edits showed how much of a fan you are and how well you put up Sammys ideas and references all in one simple and efficient way. Fuck dude you are a philosopher if you make a subscribestar or patreon i'd def join. Thanks for the laughs man def love your mixes
@Admiral Kipper I am talking about investing in your own business. There are literally kids that are starting small businesses online. Your time is also an investment. Invest in books on what you want to do, study copyright, legal/tax aspects, watch TH-cam videos, eat healthy and exercise so your mind can be sharp.
@Admiral Kipper Man having a TH-cam channel and creating content is a business. You can start your own LLC with a cleaning business, lawncare, animal sitting, pressure washing, personal chauffeuring, write and self-publish books, create and self-publish art, you could be a personal teacher for a skill that you are real good at. It won't happen overnight, but build your talents and skills. Invest in yourself. You have to start somewhere.
@Admiral Kipper Man let the normies think that everything is supposed to be easy. What won't be easy is if later in life you're thinking 'shoulda, woulda, coulda'. Invest in yourself, not now, but yesterday. It is actually easy, but the road is longer. You have a talent/s that you are hiding, but you don't want others to be jealous of you or to call you weird. You are dimming your light in some area of your life. God will make a way if you just ask and stay focused. Overnight successes only happen with people who compromise their integrity giving up their ownership revenues contractually to a corporation and/or doing 'favors'.
"they have to train you" Wait, jobs still do that? I was under the impression the unrealistic requirements of "6-10 years exp", a list of antiquated technologies & software, and a security clearance were rigid and absolved companies of any responsibility they might have to train you or show you the job process.
I am 23 and so far here are some key things I have learned: -Talk to as many people as you can and just be a nice person to talk to. -Take any opportunity to work and learn you can when you get a job. ANY work experience is experience period. -Keep your fucking word. -Please don't beat yourself up but take ownership of everything. -Do favors for people and work for free if you can learn from it or get your name out there in your local community. I haven't learned much and feel like I wasted a lot of time but keep going and stop with the senseless guilt you might feel.
I'm 23 as well and I think these are all good tips. The one thing that I'd add is to tell yourself you should have good things and believe it. It became a lot easier to improve my life when I stopped beating myself up and instead started believing that I deserved better.
Don’t be comfortable with a crappy situation. Always look to move up in the world financially. If there’s a promotion at your job and you feel like it wouldn’t suit you. Just go for it
Old man here (41). I can say that you have a great outlook, especially your third point. I own my own business and keeping your word has gotten more long term customers and referrals than anything else. Usually their previous service provider ghosted them or was doing shitty work and not honoring their word.
You can make good money doing humble work. That's where people should start. I worked with my hands for years (farming, carpentry, forklift driver) before I had skills to move on (industrial maintenance, industrial electrician) and while I did this, I finally knew what I wanted to do. While working as an industrial controls technician, I also studied and got my Electrical Engineering degree. Now I work at an engineering firm as a system developer. It wouldn't have made sense for me to go to college for Psychology (because that's what I was interested at 18). I had to go out into the world and see what I was good at first.
Speaking of nepotism: I’m set to Take over my dads business after 10 years Of working with him. Biggest keys are knowing when to shut your mouth and do what you are told, working as hard and smart as humanly possible and being reliable. A lot of the time I would think of a better way to do the task we were on (we do repairs in stores for retail clients), and I would usually respectfully voice that opinion. If he said no I wouldn’t press the issue. I’d shut my mouth and do it his way. Eventually he started listening more, then actually doing it my way… and now he just asks me what the plan is because he respects and trusts me. “Latching on”and seeing the opportunity when he first asked Me to help on a job was the best decision I’ve ever made.
@@diedforurwins nice dude, I’m not sure about your relationship with your dad but it sounds strong. But it’s best to try and get something in writing or tell him you want 10% of the business a year as incentive to keep going for 10 years. Because from others and my experiences, people and life changes and so do financial situations. It would be devastating for you if your dad sold the business or lost it due to life’s circumstances. That’s why if you have something in writing a contract or a work to own basis of 10% a year is more than reasonable to keep you motivated for good reason!!! I truly hope all goes well for you man! Wishing you all the best
@@vlogcity1111 yeah no I’m taking the whole business, he is going to be getting a 10% of net profit and will be handling the paperwork/invoicing while I’m out on the road. I’m currently in the process of getting my commercial contractor license which I need to be doing work solo. It’s sad that a lot of people get screwed over Money by family and I appreciate you looking out. Luckily I don’t have to worry about that with him. He has never, in my entire life, voided my trust or gone back on his word.
@@vlogcity1111 btw I appreciate you caring enough to even think about that. I am the same way, I also genuinely care about people I’ve never met and try to help them avoid the many pitfalls Life can throw your way.
-- Don't confuse conformity with security. -- Don't go to college unless you're sure it will pay off. -- If you can save money by living with your parents, do it. -- Be nice to your family, even if they annoy you. -- Don't argue politics with boomers/normies. -- Build up your savings and investments as much as you can. -- Pursue realistic, attainable career goals. -- Know that creative fields are extremely competitive and risky. -- Take every advantage you can get -- even if it seems unfair. -- Listen to people who are willing to teach you something. -- Be useful, but don't be a sycophant. -- Don't let your pride get in the way of personal growth.
I think the take away is just be realistic with your goals and what you want out of life. If you don't know who you are and where you're at prepare for pain
I get his points but radiologist is a really really stupid example that doesn’t fit either of the criteria he talks about. The demand is going to increase at the average rate and it can pay very well. Basically any medical job is great to get into if you have the work ethic, brains and stomach for it. It’s very well paying and incredibly stable, especially in America where we have to pay out the ass for it.
He has a special hatred for doctors so he doesn’t give medicine it’s credit. But he’s right that if you want college you should only do it for stem (which includes medicine)
@@scott_thomasx yeh he’s right about college being a debt trap for most majors but chose a really shit example. I get hating the American healthcare system but that doesn’t mean a guy can’t make bank if he’s on the right end of it.
Can a plumber or radiologist move country’s and find a job. If so how fast. I know plenty of plumbers who work near me who barely speak English. Yet I’ve never met a radiologist who can’t speak English.
@@MrLukedanger yes they can. Any country with decent and widespread hospitals need plenty of radiologists. English is the most commonly spoken language in the world. Many countries teach it in addition to their native language. If you went through enough school to become a radiologist outside the US you probably have learned English.
@@clayjack9969 in England for instance you have to take the English version of the tests. So you can’t just move from America. Where as for a plumber you can just work for cash immediately. You also have to have a very good grasp of English to get an nhs job. Where as the plumber no one cares if you can speak English do the job that’s it
The bit about embracing nepotism/favoritism is very true. If you have a relative in a field you want to pursue you would be an idiot not to follow them and use that connection. I think people would be suprised at how many sucessful musicians / actors have an uncle or a family friend that is a producer or an executive. Same thing in the business world. My uncle's advice when I started my first "real" job was to pay attention to the random personal stuff people would tell you. So then later on you could say something like "Hey Bob is Timmy still hittin those dingers every Friday?" He said people eat that stuff up and will remember that way more than whatever work you did that week.
IDK i flunked pre cal in high school and then went onto graduate with a 3.5 in Electrical Engineering school. Now I make about 160k a year at 30 years old. Wasn't even that hard. My grandfather is also a multi millionaire and a member of Mensa and my Uncle had a PHD in Electrical Engineering (RIP). My dad worked as a successful corporate man in Asia so now that I think about it my success is mostly due to intelligence privilege and some amount of generational wealth. If you don't have those things you should probably give up.
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Imagine if you could somehow convince a competing group (say, idk, a different race or religion) that nepotism is bad and they shouldn't do it, while at the same time practicing an extreme version of nepotism and in-group preference. Imagine the advantage you would quickly gain over that group in virtually every sector of influence and economy, even if they outnumbered you by a large margin.
just a hypothetical scenario that popped into my head.
Hey, cool it with the antisemitic remarks.
((((imagine))))
How did they convince everyone?
Shut it down!
@@LordJagd probably owning a country’s media and infiltrating it’s higher learning
People are shocked when I tell them that Sam Hyde was a genuinely hilarious, cutting edge comedian before he became a life coach to upper middle class teenagers.
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Yeah, i liked him more before all the self help stuff.
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sam was more of a performance artist (when he was funny) and he's latched onto this self help schtick because he's really not funny. Nick Rochefort is funny however!
The point Sam makes about your parents being old is so true. I lived with my mom til I was 24 and didn’t regret it because there will be a time somewhat soon when she’s not around and I simply won’t be able to spend anymore time with her.
there really is never a more important place to be than where your family is.
And if you can benefit from not having rent/mortgage while spending quality time, you definitely won’t regret it
I’m 22 and I still live with just my mom and try to help out as much as I can but I still feel like I have zero plan or idea of what my skills are, maybe by 24 I’ll find my money
@@vanillastarfish I don't normally give advice to internet strangers. However, if I were you, I'd do the following:
1. Learn everything you can about money. Study personal finance, accounting, microeconomics, etc. Build up your savings and investments to the greatest extent possible. Don't tell anyone about your financial situation (especially your parents).
2. Take care of your body. Get some exercise. Floss your teeth every day. Stop eating garbage. Regulate your sleeping schedule.
3. Do exposure therapy if you have any phobias/anxiety. This is doubly true if you're socially anxious. Don't allow yourself to withdraw and become agoraphobic. The comfort zone is your enemy.
4. DO NOT
-- Get married
-- Get a woman pregnant
-- Get addicted to drugs, alcohol, or gambling
-- Obsess over shit you can't control (e.g. politics)
-- Sit around and wait for opportunities
-- Take on any unnecessary debt
5. Get good at something. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just develop any skill that you think could make you decent money and which you wouldn't mind doing for a living.
If you do all of this, you'll be ahead of 95% of the population.
@@88fibonaccisequence I appreciate the advice though that’s why I commented, I’ll take any free advice I can get
I can’t get over how much a neck brace and helmet would fit Sam
Most underrated comment.
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Sam has taught me more than my parents about looking at life realistically and I don’t know if that’s a good thing
When he's talking about nepotism and taking opportunity when it's available..holy shit, you will learn so much from someone who actually wants to teach you and hopes that you succeed is so powerful for a young man.
It's such a blessing to find someone who will look out for you. My best tip is to show you're a hard worker and that you have potential. Then someone will want you tos succeed.
Yeah but where is that though?
@@tyloniussquib4000 in the trades/ skilled businesses
@@etiblmca9267 so the rest of us are just SOL then I suppose. I am not saying this to be sarcastic but the answer to everything nowadays in terms of existential questions or financial questions seems to be getting in a trade like everyone in our economy with a problem can do that. My thought is why can't people just be less apathetic about other people?
@@tyloniussquib4000 people are not infinite beings of compassion sorry to burst your bubble, but we are finite and in many fields/paths but especially true in the trades that have plethora of older people who are masters of their craft who feel obliged to take on receptive apprentices to share their wisdom. That mentor/student relationship you wont find on the street you have to go looking for it, and it may not be in the trades, it could be the military/priesthood/artists/missionary work/farmer/etc.
Its going to be surreal seeing Sam in the boxing ring actually fighting. Hope he doesn't let us down. Crazy I'm a mde fan and boxing fan and my two worlds are colliding. Good luck Mr candy
INB4 Sam gets humiliated. The Domination of Sam 2: Electric Boogaloo.
@Omegaluck hes actually on the ksi undercard?? lmao
Dr. Candy, bud. Imagine if he got knocked out by boogie. Lmao.
@@Elfenlied8675309 he wont fight anyone who even remotely will give him trouble, so 1. someone in his weight class 2. someone who also boxes or has had any experience boxing, pretty important
Some dude with username iamthmpsn that has a bunch off tiktok and Instagram followers from playing the violin while surrounded by whores shaking their asses.
"You dragged a folder into another folder?"
Sam has some really great points here. Dont berate your parents over bs when all they wanna do is help you out and see you succeed in your life. If your parents are cool with it, take the time to live at home to create your career or if you work for someone, save up for something better than renting a crappy studio apartment above the corner store downtown. As a musician, it was very nice to have acceptive parents and bc Im focusing 100% on my craft, its really helped me further my career as well as learning on my own every skill needed to professionally record, mix, and master all my own music.
I got a job as a plumber in my city a few years ago, and friends thought it was a degerading job. they would never be near another persons shit, actual shit, for $45/hour. they talked mad shit about my job like it was worse than being a trashman (not a bad job either, btw). Guess who is the only person in my friend group who's not in debt and makes over $100k a year? But go off queen, you're opinions that you paid a college to have are important too.
talking shit about any kind of job is pathetic. yeah plumbing is a bad job let's all decide not do it. *society collapses because there's shit and piss and sickness and disease everywhere*
I have the utmost respect for garbagemen, construction workers, street pavers whatever. Because why not? They're working hard doing an essential job.
Don’t let people tell you a trade is degrading. Working with your hands is manly.
Working with your hands, especially doing a trade, is the least degrading job possible. And because straight white males excel in it, it makes others denigrate it even more. Office jobs, acting jobs, and media are all applauded because they require no real useful life skill, hence why they're pushed as great and important.
yeah being a plumber rules you actually understand how a house works
Doesn't even matter dude, if you're a cook making 10 an hr you're still supporting yourself. Those types of people always have a way to get money sent to them whenever they want, their bills paid, so on. They never see how real life can get when you actually have to support yourself.
Ironic that Sam is against doing things yourself when he planned and successfully executed some of the most horrific mass shootings all on his own.
Not to mention all those Russian MiGs he shot down
Dunno if you heard but recently something similar happened with the creator of Metal Gear Solid(Hideo Kojima) getting momentarily accused of assassinating Japan's Shinzo Abe because of 4chan trolling and not taking 2 seconds to verify.
@@maskedbadass6802 I thought that was sam again.
He can't keep getting away with it
@@dogchaser520 The greatest trick Sam Hyde ever pulled, was making the world think he was just a comedian.
Man, just a couple of days ago I saw my mother watching the premiere episode of her favourite show. So I snuck up and convinced her that I really need to talk to her about serious issues.
Next thing you know she lost half of her show listening to me rant about the federal bank of america.
all that while she doesn't know how to stream it online on demand?
Who is Jon Corzine?
😆
Federal reserve*
Knew a guy who turned down a assistant director position in a firm because he wanted to make his own way/avoid nepotism.
(His girlfriend's father was the CEO and he'd just finished his college course.)
Then the coof hit and the rest is history...
Like Peter Parker turning down a job, in a field he loves, from Green Goblin so he can be “self-made.” I.e. earning no money as a pizza delivery boy and taking selfies for the paper
Coot?
@@narutofan4545 cough
@@VHSarah Tbf him getting paid to take selfies for a paper was a pretty cushy little job lol.
@@narutofan4545 rona
"Oh man I don't agree with my parents ideologically and I have to move out", fucking hell, get over yourselves. I agree with you Sam, stand by your folks
You gotta have compassion man. If someone doesnt know something basic then theres been a series of people failing them before you. Something has to give.
I live with my parents to pay their mortgage. Went to college debt free (Scholarships). Got a niche job and found a mentor in the compliance/safety field. Entering the Air National Guard to learn more skills in network security management (software/hardware). Love my parents, can’t leave them to rot.
Thats awesome, not all these playas are so lucky
entering air national guard to retire with VA benefits at 21*
The truth.
Have as many roommates as possible and hate every minute of it as you pay like $200 for a room in a garbage house in a small town while working toward a trade.
Or live with your parents and suck it up.
I'd rather live in a shelter than at my parents hhouse. People who say this shit are coping. Move out you aren't a kid anymore
Sharing an apartment with friends/roommates during my last years of college was way better than living with my parents. I moved out asap. Not everyone is lucky to have parents who aren't making you hate every minute at home.
Anyone who has parents they can get along with, treasure them.
@@MichiganJFrog. or you know your parents might suck
Or work harder and have your own place
@@MichiganJFrog. Not living with your parents does not constitute maturity. Just look at the majority of Americans. Most Boomers are immature and emotional wrecks.
Personally I think nepotism is rad and will take full advantage of my black lesbian trans ceo grandparent at google human resources department
RIP NEW PILL, you were literally the only reason I got back to watching Sam.
What happened?
I'd also like to know what happened
@@CreatorForLife Sam took his content back, good riddance.
What happened
@@Nekrumorfiini1 clown is hyped up a man in his late 30's taking his content back. Yikes.
I love you Sam my brother and I have taken over my dads 2 businesses we paid for it of course and you’re exactly right instead of shitting on his legacy and failing at something that I could do myself I decided to continue that and make money and make him proud Lmao very encouraging
i love reading stories like this hope your business will turn millions soon **
Yo man, genuinely you're the best editor out of the clip channels if I'm not mistaken, so Sam not choosing you is one of the few things I highly disagree with him on. Keep on rocking your shit homie.
agreed
can't steal and monetize homie
@@cleesely 100% had no idea they were monetized cuz I got premium - i dont think that's right at all unless all proceeds go to Sam & crew, HOWEVER I think Sam made the wrong choice in editor to choose from
@@flapstick_101 Sam offered this guy like $4500 a month and he didn't take it, he's a goober
Sam did choose him.
I work an evening shift in a warehouse now after trying myself in the corporate world as well as in the trades. It's a scary reality, but it's the best job I've ever had. I have no stress, my coworkers are neither unrelatable psychos nor disgusting alcoholic slobs that smoke at their workplace. I don't end my shifts with a nose full of black boogers and skin peeling off the side of my face, I don't need to test for certificates and there are no assholes looking at my work and trying to put me down.
The only thing I can take away from my work experience is that I should always try to avoid anything that anyone recommends people to do. One side told me to become an office drone. The other side told me to become a tradie. Nobody told me to get a menial job, but that turned out to be the most bearable.
And you lose weight there
American caste system… know your genetic place in it
@@defoperator7993 not the "American caste system" its the IQ system. Some are born with higher processing speed and can learn new information and systems quickly, others (myself and 99 percent of the population) aren't so lucky and have to make do with what they can get. Not to say IQ is everything, but the numbers, patterns, calculations, of our modern economic system heavily favor those with higher than average IQ and low morality/empathy. Ted Kaczynski is an example of high IQ but also high empathy, and that is the fate of the other....including Sam
i grad comp sci and worked for the health region programming. I preferred doing security so i can chill and chat with the boys all day.
@@loversandlosers you can usually excel and fit comfortably at what your parents and parents before them did. You might have a high IQ but you will still be just slightly better at that class and make more money than your parents… it’s not like you can just jump to a higher class without integrating genetically over many generations into it. Rags to riches is really rare and normally the next generations will fall back into a lower class if you don’t breed with someone connected in those circles and even then they can easily fall out of the class overtime. Think of if Sam had kids for example.
Sam lookin like a One-piece villian
HAHAHA
David Foster Wallace more like
he ate the based based fruit
It's lookin like all the clips channels getting yeeted.
rip bro your channel will be missed
i know sam would be jealous of my life because i just babble on to my mom about the world takeover and she just nods her head in dumbfounded agreement
and you say "I love u so much mom" a lot yes?
@@TheNewPill only after i yell at her for not listening
@@bookpaper105 based
Lmao relatable
@@TheNewPill Yo why didn't you take the deal man? 4500$ a month is pretty generous for editing together some clips. Now you're not gonna make anything because the candy man is coming to take your candy away. You gotta stop listening to your Rabbi's advice, he's steering you wrong man.
This is my Sunday morning church service
Mine was shameful
Amen, brother.
pill service*
Sorry to hear that bro, my condolences
I thought this was the sam hyde official channel, top notch editing rip
He’s right about nepotism and coattail riding. It’s the best way to get a leg up on the competition and get to where you want. In this world you need every advantage you can get, connections are the best way to leverage people you know and their connections in turn. Other people who are smarter, more qualified and better fits might get the job if you don’t use connections.
Star Wars is a really bad example of a "lone hero" since Luke is constantly being taught by mentors (Obi Wan, Yoda), helped out by friends (Han, Chewy, Leia), and getting humbled when he goes off alone (fight with Vader). You should have used Harry Potter, where the main character is special just because he is.
it's like Harry potter was written as though he had a v@gina. makes you think...
being labeled as a loser because you live with your parents and you make little money is what success looks like, its twisted but thats the truth.
I mean i think this is transformative content, it is not just a blatant re-upload. I hope he doesn't strike down your channel.
I am also curious to hear what Sam offered you
Eh this guy is straight up making money from Sam Hyde's shitæ
RIP to this channel
what do you mean
rip the new pill. best clip channel imo
A room to drum in would be pretty sweet, though. I can set up an ambient beat to my arrest once the hygiene patrol knocks down my door.
Rip the New Pill
what
Very sorry to hear about the impending demise of your channel
This is more informative than any video Idubbz has ever produced.
In school to be a civil engineer, my father is a senior geotechnical engineer with heavy industry connections. Feels good to know once I’m out of school I’m sorted for a good job
lucky
Sounds like the way things should be, right on.
Also he can actually guide you through your courses or give you the intuition you need to succeed at a young age in that field. I wish my father was a mathematician, but he isn't so I've had to struggle through it alone without connections or help.
Conservative political views ostracized me greatly in college (Literally all I said was that a misuse of pronouns shouldn't be punished and that it's not a big deal if people mess them up from time to time). I have since learned to keep my mouth shut in academia, but nevertheless, if I ever have a child I will teach them what I learned, so suffering doesn't have to be their teacher.
Hory shieeeeet
I graduated from civil engineering and cant get my foot in the door. Parents have no connections or skills. Been a construction laborer for ten years now. Wish me luck.
U R FIRED!!! VINCE MCMAHON voice
Agreed. I work in one of the only neuropsych offices in my area. We have grown tremendously in the past three years. I offered an ex-coworker an assistant position to learn the field, as he was further along in his psych degree than I was at the time, and he declined it to stay an assistant manager at the theater we both worked at. To this day, the only people that stuck around at our and are competent are closely picked. There are a total of 4 of us.
the little animeations in between stuff was super creative and interesting
I'm 32yo, married w/ 3 kids, 11-12ish % equity in our house. Every extra bit of cash goes to buying out our house, since that's basically at a discount right now b/c we closed in 2019 @ 2.6%
I know many, many of my fellow millennials are nowhere near that fortunate. I have NO IDEA how to send the ladder back down or help. Nor do I have the capital or energy to start a business. All I know how to do is keep doing what I'm doing right now and hope I've prepped enough to weather the coming storms.
I'm really sorry to anyone who's got shelter insecurity or food insecurity due to lack of disposable income. I don't think there's any help/relief coming. If you can move back in with mom and/or dad, try and do so. Just to survive if nothing else. Get the FUCK out of cities and even bigger suburbs.
Completely agreed on college. Buddy of mine dropped out and does sales for industrial automation and makes just under a quarter million a year. I got my degree to pursue capital investments, I do that now after selling two companies, and I own my property and work from home for 6 figures in my mid20s; Life Could be worse.
Planning ahead is crucial, so is early investing. Start that dumb failure of a business idea at 16 because it will teach you all you need to know before you even enter business school.
A lot of high earning jobs are fuckin easy as shit once you figure out which one your suited for or have developed enoughs skills in that area. Its nothing beyond 5th grade education and a set of balls.
@@sooperd00p You forgot about connections. You don't drop out and get a good gig with a connection with an opportunity. If you are just some schmuck like myself and many others, then going to get some sort of degree or certification is basically the only inroad. If all it took was "5th grade education and balls" to make a quarter million then the median income wouldn't be like 40k, lol.
@@sooperd00p
I mean fuck, I spent upward of 70 hours a week at a gas station. I'm about as broke as when I started, which finally pushed me to finish my novel and try to publish it.
Yeah nice LARP dude. You really just go on the internet and tell lies?
I love when people equate material success = prosperity not knowing that's actually what put us in this shithole in the first place...
people living with fucking dollar signs in their eyes not confronting the wider problems of an over consumption based society
you're the best one, never even watched the others
I was talking to my friend's younger brother and he legit wants to be a twitch streamer like it's a viable career for anyone. I didn't have the heart to tell him he'll be living off noodles and soup for the rest of his life.
9:45 I did exactly that to my dad's computer when I was like 5 years old, we had a giant folder full of terabytes of pirated movies and music and I accidentally dragged the main folder into another one and we both thought I had completely deleted it.
this was the best channel... i hope you keep going
You are better than lil shitpost
Much better
Samuel Hydebergstein
You dragged a folder into another folder?!?! Jesus fuck i would of freaked the fuck out.
Saw sams new video on the hydewars channel. Rest in peace you were always the better clips channel New Pill
thank you for your work mate. The New Pill is my favorite channel. Def edits showed how much of a fan you are and how well you put up Sammys ideas and references all in one simple and efficient way.
Fuck dude you are a philosopher if you make a subscribestar or patreon i'd def join. Thanks for the laughs man def love your mixes
Dude keep uploading. If Sam isn’t down to work together Face Reveal and become the villain.
Ahhahaa yes genius
I just wished I’d never tried to save money in my early 20’s. You just need to invest everything all the time, almost everything goes up with time
Yes. Investing is the key 🗝️.
@Admiral Kipper Buying and spending money on things that help your business grow. Buying healthy foods and exercise is considered an investment.
@Admiral Kipper I am talking about investing in your own business. There are literally kids that are starting small businesses online. Your time is also an investment. Invest in books on what you want to do, study copyright, legal/tax aspects, watch TH-cam videos, eat healthy and exercise so your mind can be sharp.
@Admiral Kipper Man having a TH-cam channel and creating content is a business. You can start your own LLC with a cleaning business, lawncare, animal sitting, pressure washing, personal chauffeuring, write and self-publish books, create and self-publish art, you could be a personal teacher for a skill that you are real good at. It won't happen overnight, but build your talents and skills. Invest in yourself. You have to start somewhere.
@Admiral Kipper Man let the normies think that everything is supposed to be easy. What won't be easy is if later in life you're thinking 'shoulda, woulda, coulda'. Invest in yourself, not now, but yesterday. It is actually easy, but the road is longer. You have a talent/s that you are hiding, but you don't want others to be jealous of you or to call you weird. You are dimming your light in some area of your life. God will make a way if you just ask and stay focused. Overnight successes only happen with people who compromise their integrity giving up their ownership revenues contractually to a corporation and/or doing 'favors'.
"they have to train you"
Wait, jobs still do that?
I was under the impression the unrealistic requirements of "6-10 years exp", a list of antiquated technologies & software, and a security clearance were rigid and absolved companies of any responsibility they might have to train you or show you the job process.
@@Gogglesofkrome late here but we’ll said
I joined the electricians union because of Sam. Screw college, screw a 9-5 desk job. I can travel for work and have fun.
Exactly. A job traveling or in retail has you learn SOOO much about everything. It gives real world knowledge.
Based bro I’m trying to join my local ibew and once I complete my apprenticeship go work in WV and get a house for cheap
The noise musician example is hilarious to me.
I am 23 and so far here are some key things I have learned:
-Talk to as many people as you can and just be a nice person to talk to.
-Take any opportunity to work and learn you can when you get a job. ANY work experience is experience period.
-Keep your fucking word.
-Please don't beat yourself up but take ownership of everything.
-Do favors for people and work for free if you can learn from it or get your name out there in your local community.
I haven't learned much and feel like I wasted a lot of time but keep going and stop with the senseless guilt you might feel.
I'm 23 as well and I think these are all good tips. The one thing that I'd add is to tell yourself you should have good things and believe it. It became a lot easier to improve my life when I stopped beating myself up and instead started believing that I deserved better.
Don’t be comfortable with a crappy situation. Always look to move up in the world financially. If there’s a promotion at your job and you feel like it wouldn’t suit you. Just go for it
Yes. Just because you think you might not like it or can handle it go for it. Just don't burn any bridges with previous employer
Old man here (41). I can say that you have a great outlook, especially your third point. I own my own business and keeping your word has gotten more long term customers and referrals than anything else. Usually their previous service provider ghosted them or was doing shitty work and not honoring their word.
im 28 and this is common sense shit
I thought this was the official channel. Love your uploads I hope everything works out.
PRAY FOR THE PILL 💊
You can make good money doing humble work. That's where people should start. I worked with my hands for years (farming, carpentry, forklift driver) before I had skills to move on (industrial maintenance, industrial electrician) and while I did this, I finally knew what I wanted to do. While working as an industrial controls technician, I also studied and got my Electrical Engineering degree. Now I work at an engineering firm as a system developer. It wouldn't have made sense for me to go to college for Psychology (because that's what I was interested at 18). I had to go out into the world and see what I was good at first.
Yea I’m gonna apply to be a union electrician apprentice, what tips do you have for beginners? About money, finances, career progression etc.
Ha 1200 a month its now almost 1600 for a 1 bed now where I live
waste of money, time to move
@@SobeCrunkMonster nowhere else is much better trust me I’m constantly looking and I’m looking at houses
Speaking of nepotism: I’m set to
Take over my dads business after 10 years
Of working with him. Biggest keys are knowing when to shut your mouth and do what you are told, working as hard and smart as humanly possible and being reliable. A lot of the time I would think of a better way to do the task we were on (we do repairs in stores for retail clients), and I would usually respectfully voice that opinion. If he said no I wouldn’t press the issue. I’d shut my mouth and do it his way. Eventually he started listening more, then actually doing it my way… and now he just asks me what the plan is because he respects and trusts me. “Latching on”and seeing the opportunity when he first asked
Me to help on a job was the best decision I’ve ever made.
Atta boy let’s goooooo!!! How old are you bro? I hope it works out
@@vlogcity1111 just turned 30 👍
@@diedforurwins nice dude, I’m not sure about your relationship with your dad but it sounds strong.
But it’s best to try and get something in writing or tell him you want 10% of the business a year as incentive to keep going for 10 years.
Because from others and my experiences, people and life changes and so do financial situations.
It would be devastating for you if your dad sold the business or lost it due to life’s circumstances.
That’s why if you have something in writing a contract or a work to own basis of 10% a year is more than reasonable to keep you motivated for good reason!!!
I truly hope all goes well for you man! Wishing you all the best
@@vlogcity1111 yeah no I’m taking the whole business, he is going to be getting a 10% of net profit and will be handling the paperwork/invoicing while I’m out on the road. I’m currently in the process of getting my commercial contractor license which I need to be doing work solo.
It’s sad that a lot of people get screwed over
Money by family and I appreciate you looking out. Luckily I don’t have to worry about that with him. He has never, in my entire life, voided my trust or gone back on his word.
@@vlogcity1111 btw I appreciate you caring enough to even think about that. I am the same way, I also genuinely care about people I’ve never met and try to help them avoid the many pitfalls Life can throw your way.
Shame this channel was my to-go-to reupload channel for Sam Hyde content
I am sorry new pill, you were more than a clips channel
This is unironically some of the best, most actionable advice available on TH-cam.
his advice equates to "just be rich bro" "just find a mentor bro who will teach you how to weld bro"
-- Don't confuse conformity with security.
-- Don't go to college unless you're sure it will pay off.
-- If you can save money by living with your parents, do it.
-- Be nice to your family, even if they annoy you.
-- Don't argue politics with boomers/normies.
-- Build up your savings and investments as much as you can.
-- Pursue realistic, attainable career goals.
-- Know that creative fields are extremely competitive and risky.
-- Take every advantage you can get -- even if it seems unfair.
-- Listen to people who are willing to teach you something.
-- Be useful, but don't be a sycophant.
-- Don't let your pride get in the way of personal growth.
Samuel Hydestein did it again
Sam is going to start selling online courses for financial freedome if he loses the fight.
Just another grifter
Bedford Massachusetts needs a noise musician 👨🎤
I really think this channel helped Sam’s blow up on TH-cam in a big way. Shame they didn’t reach out to you to become the official clipper
Sam just sounds like he's bad with money
Are you well off by your own doing?
@@galingtar 99% of the population isn't what a pointless question
@@narutofan4545 " i am a product of my enviorment and are completely at peace with sitting in my own piss and shit"
@@bigmuhlest7492 ummm no, I better myself
@@bigmuhlest7492 Sam has admitted to being shit with money and not saving why are you going to bat for him?
Sam definitely doesn't know what a radiologist is.
lol
Imma miss your channel bro
Don't be scared of Sam, New Pill. He's just a big bully
I don't particularly like capitalism, but he's just doing business.
"I make a lot of money, but I can't get ahead": Sam "Just keep paying for apartments you don't use" Hyde
Sam “Buying $5 coffees everyday is actually a great financial decision” Hyde
I think the take away is just be realistic with your goals and what you want out of life. If you don't know who you are and where you're at prepare for pain
Great, honest advice that I wish someone shared with me when I was a teenager
Hello, I'm 34 and my dream is to obtain a room to play drums in.
I can't believe he called out my dream of having a room where I can drum as loud as I want
Just found out this is a reuploading channel which blows my mind
I put my money in stocks a year ago and it decreased in value by half and I'm saying SKRPADIDOODAHH
New pill best clip channel 😥
If Sam told me that I owed him $1,000 right now, I would fucking pay him instantly and I would save the receipt to show my grandchild
Dude you have some insane editing skills and brought Sam so much exposure. I hope you guys can work something out😂
this channel is such a gold mine
rip the new pill
Well been a good run 🐕👋🏼
Why are most of the videos on this channel missing now?
I’m so far ahead I’m behind
I get his points but radiologist is a really really stupid example that doesn’t fit either of the criteria he talks about. The demand is going to increase at the average rate and it can pay very well. Basically any medical job is great to get into if you have the work ethic, brains and stomach for it. It’s very well paying and incredibly stable, especially in America where we have to pay out the ass for it.
He has a special hatred for doctors so he doesn’t give medicine it’s credit. But he’s right that if you want college you should only do it for stem (which includes medicine)
@@scott_thomasx yeh he’s right about college being a debt trap for most majors but chose a really shit example. I get hating the American healthcare system but that doesn’t mean a guy can’t make bank if he’s on the right end of it.
Can a plumber or radiologist move country’s and find a job. If so how fast. I know plenty of plumbers who work near me who barely speak English. Yet I’ve never met a radiologist who can’t speak English.
@@MrLukedanger yes they can. Any country with decent and widespread hospitals need plenty of radiologists. English is the most commonly spoken language in the world. Many countries teach it in addition to their native language. If you went through enough school to become a radiologist outside the US you probably have learned English.
@@clayjack9969 in England for instance you have to take the English version of the tests. So you can’t just move from America. Where as for a plumber you can just work for cash immediately.
You also have to have a very good grasp of English to get an nhs job. Where as the plumber no one cares if you can speak English do the job that’s it
The bit about embracing nepotism/favoritism is very true. If you have a relative in a field you want to pursue you would be an idiot not to follow them and use that connection. I think people would be suprised at how many sucessful musicians / actors have an uncle or a family friend that is a producer or an executive. Same thing in the business world. My uncle's advice when I started my first "real" job was to pay attention to the random personal stuff people would tell you. So then later on you could say something like "Hey Bob is Timmy still hittin those dingers every Friday?" He said people eat that stuff up and will remember that way more than whatever work you did that week.
I like this new pill guy
Sam Hyde used radiologist as example as if they arent medical doctors paid 400k
‘I’ll punch myself in the ball later for that.’ 😂
This channel has the best quality videos from sams content, hopefully something changes and you get the green light to keep going bro
Tl;dr: Tax evasion
IDK i flunked pre cal in high school and then went onto graduate with a 3.5 in Electrical Engineering school. Now I make about 160k a year at 30 years old. Wasn't even that hard.
My grandfather is also a multi millionaire and a member of Mensa and my Uncle had a PHD in Electrical Engineering (RIP). My dad worked as a successful corporate man in Asia so now that I think about it my success is mostly due to intelligence privilege and some amount of generational wealth. If you don't have those things you should probably give up.
Sam looks like kingcobrajfs
I listened to this and then realized I’m thankful for my Dad and texted him how grateful I am for what he has taught me.
the subtle issey miyake flex was brilliant, thank you Sam!
Bro… is the thumbnail ol Teddy K??