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There are a number of errors in this video. Not least was the reference to the white population being a fraction of a percent. It was more like 10%

Wheels Up is actually pretty cool. Can't afford a PJ but I was able to rent one for my friends bachelor party. Highly recommend if you have the money.

You should've put nebula in the title ... "maybe it was on the thumbnail I missed it not sure don't think so" ... Reason being I almost didn't click on this video but it looked interesting enough but if it said nebula I would've instantly clicked on it .... Because I really like nebula. I mean it's cheap but it provides so much value . I would probably pay more for it .. I love the idea of it. I haven't watched the video yet. I just had to comment this once I found out it was nebula because I was so excited .... lol ... I am a dumb commenter ..

so... Fallout?

California is a trash heap and I will never step foot in that state ever again

Private equity is probably a bad idea and a problem with very large institutions but capitalism is still better than a monopoly, you know, the federal government. Go back to logistics.

Go ahead and invest in BRICS the moment you have a chance! Lol, I dare you. Put your money where your mouths are.

A woman took her three-year-old son to the dentist for a checkup, and the dentist, without even taking x-rays, said he needed seven root canals. Unfortunately, she trusted the expert. Of course it was an office in a dental chain backed by private equity, so it had to meet its revenue targets. There have been reports from former employees in different offices in this dental chain that talk about drilling healthy teeth, unneeded procedures, morning huddles of how they (the office) were going to meet their revenue targets for that day. Treating to insurance. Just one example of the horrific consequences resulting from the perverse incentives of private equity. But if you have a job with retirement plans or pensions, it's hard to know where any of that goes, and some of it for sure going to private equity. So it's like we eat ourselves. I think Benjamin Lay had a lot figured out.

I pay for almost nothing. I buy nearly nothing and focus on what I have, and what can be done with it. Big corporations, government, and the like will always be opposed to that, though. This shows their interest in anything but the people's well being. No surprises there.

Thsts a lie . They have made plenty of money off me .

Poor and or incompetent management.

12:53 Is Woolworths somehow involved in this story or was that just random stock video? Maybe this is an Easter egg related to the upcoming season of Jet Lag.

What a strange video. Americans normally place the dollar sign to the left of the price, yet here the dollars signs are placed to the right of the price. It's almost like all the production was done in some low cost offshore country like India for example. Other than that the production is acceptable. The non-standard US pronunciation of route and especially buoyed is distracting.

Are they "sovereign" or actually autonomous. Sovereign is not the correct term if the reservations are under US suzerainty. Sovereignty and autonomy are two different things.

Utah is... charming. When my mom was on a work trip, she brought us along so we could see Salt Lake City. I found it very cool and very unique.

Apollo owns Verizon as well i'm pretty sure. i primarily appreciate them for carving out brightspeed to actually bring Fiber to more places, because Lumen sure as hell wasn't going to

Wow your telling me profit over people in a world inhabited by people dose not work WOW not one person ever in history ever figure out every

19:05 RIP to the half guy that died that day.

If you're not willing to exploit every possible vector in the name of profit, you will eventually be replaced by someone who will. If you consider the suffering your exploitation may cause, you'll never get ahead in this world.

0:34 stupid, unnecessary dialectical attack that serves no purpose in this video other than narcistic virtue signaling. Oh, how far you've fallen.

Easy. Stupid people let business and their money access the government. End of story.

This is the top 1 blogger in the field of finance!

There's no mystery here. It's just the capitalistic myth that maximizing instantaneous efficiency is synonymous with maximizing utility to society. Extra is not always waste, and cutting things down until something is JUST working is a great way to make it APPEAR to work better on paper at the detriment of clientele and employees' wellbeing alike. Essentially that has happened to the entirety of society. Everything is 'working', on a knife's edge - which makes for great economic figures and grim lives. It's gotten to the point of affecting things like population stability, so I guess things are finally coming to a head.

Research "Cellar Boxing" It is more profitable for these types of entities to bankrupt said companies and collect all open short position tax free. That's the play. Potentially billions of dollars for bankruptinga company, tax free. Talk about incentive for crime, eh?

I didn’t know you were a communist

"How can we afford to buy this company?" "Buy it, then let the company pay for it with a loan on their assets." "Genius!"

If visitors numbers rise, so does revenue- as such, so should expenditures in maintaining those locations. Don't blame the people so much the ones not managing it properly. I'm happy to see Americans go outside. A mountain is...just that, a mountain. It doesn't have feelings. This whole video sounds very elitist. "Too many people are outside near what I like to do" ... "Raise the prices" is the next thing that'll be asked. Price out average Americans from doing the stuff that before only the privilege were allowed to do. Rare L Wendover. edit: A social media channel is mad at people doing social media.

Yikes, I grew up largely in Indianapolis through the 80s, and haven't thought about Marsh in decades. Also, never knew they owned Village Pantry.

Unrelated to private equity, but in reference to the whole "outside people who have no flesh in game come buy company". I worked for an cybersecurity company bought out by a firm dealing mostly in dental products. Best thing ever, as they never understood a damn thing we did and just let us be, and GROW. Then, another publicly traded cybersecurity company bought us out in a levered buy out, downsized, changed our name (which was a gold standard in the industry) and axed many projects to "synergize" -- mush -- products together. Company has been total shit ever since. Stock down 40%. Left a year after buyout.

Thiiiiiis is why voting is a scam/distraction from real action. You can't vote at work. You SHOULD be able to vote at work, but we can't. Employees can't vote on a buyout, or layoffs, or even whether or not the toilet paper supply gets re-ordered for the month. Unjustifiable hierarchies of power have reduced us down to wage-slaves and put laws in place to keep us from organizing amongst ourselves.i don't even know what to do. I know what needs DOING. We just all need to not go into work for 30 days, nation-wide. But no one has 30 days of food in their bank account, let alone utilities and rent. I'm positive there's enough cash left in circulation for a general strike to work but it's not possible on a coordination level. There's DEFINITELY not enough cash left in circulation for any local strike to work. No building full of people contains enough cash to support those people for 30 straight days. I don't know what to do. I'm spending all my money on medical procedures that aren't fixing my nerve damage and just waiting for the pain to get bad enough to justify terminal action.

Going same way as most African countries ,they want independence and then end up being run by corrupt regimes No doubt south africans will soon be at the French beaches heading for the UK

If you ain't rich, you ain't nothin'. That's just how humanity rolls, baby. Be rich. If you're not... then it's basically game over. Everyone knows it, but they don't want to ADMIT it.

Corporate raiding with extra steps?

Correction: Russia's war against Ukraine was certainly NOT unprovoked. Russia had been provoked by the US and NATO since 1990. Correction: Russian leadership is NOT irrational and volatile. Nor is China's leadership. Western leadership certainly is.

The best part is yet to come. Since Bukele is a a real man with integrity, he’s going to re-establish democracy eventually, and he won’t want to re-establish the previous flawed system. When this happens, I predict this system will be one of the most democratic in the world, and hopefully an example for the first world to follow.

Okay I knew Blackstone and others were like, bad, but I didnt realize they were actually *evil*. Fucked up. Great video about it though

mostly chinese manufacturers and goods flowing into Mexico enroute to US ...

Anyone else notice the Woolworths stock video at 12:52 and the box of Weetabix. Must be New Zealand!

the surge of chinese goods into mexico is just a coincidence then lol

An outsider writing here, I have never understood why the well developed Western Cape area and Cape Town do not just work towards an independent polity and separate themselves from the fools who vote ANC ?

Loopholes in the taxation of the rich, what's new?

When we see this kind of behavior from people, companies or institutions from foreign countries, especially third world countries, we are quick to use the terms "corrupt" and "corruption" (and rightly so). But when we see it happening in the US, why are we so hesitant to identify it as such?

I gamble online legally: short positions on stock trades. Take a look at r/wallstreetbets for the most horrific and perfectly legal gambling losses imaginable. Six figures gone in one night - seven in some cases.

Thanks for this excellent expose of Vulture Capitalism. Most people have no idea how it works and how much of a scam it is.

My local radio show/podcast, The Von Haessler Doctrine, just featured part of this on his show for Weds, May 8. I was like, "hey!! I know that CZcamsr!" Apparently, this video resonates with a lot of people. Great video, Sam!

Scholars who study the stock market’s historical performance estimate that over time, the payment (and reinvestment, and compounding) of dividends have contributed anywhere from 30% to 90% of the S&P 500’s total returns. I want to spread across $400k into profit yielding dividend equities but unsure of which to get into.

Great video as always. But the Russian invasion was provoked by their politicians and by USA/Ally interest, we all know that now.

This only proves to me that the equity firms can't make money on merit or actual performance. They have to make money through back doors methods.

I was part of Verizon Media who acquired Yahoo and part of the 2:49 Edgecast that was sold off later. What a mess.

With all the horror stories around, I still dont get why companies let themselves be sucked up by these disgusting funds.