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- Growing up we were told if you work hard, go to college get a degree, get a good paying job that you would be able to afford a handsome lifestyle a beautiful home with still plenty of money left over to spare. But in 2024 that is no longer true in fact it probably hasn't been true for at least the last three years or so. Life now has become so expensive, you're lucky if you can even afford a home today let alone have all the extra luxuries that come along with the promises of the past. This economy is failing Americans.
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Can you do a vid of beaches of Florida, without showing yourself and no rants, mate?
Michael, I keep getting unscribed from your channel. Have other people unscribed to your channel without doing it?
Michael, Over 100,000 illegal aliens have been flown into Florida cities with over 60,000 into Ft. Lauderdale and over 90,000 into Miami... then they are giving free rent on yours and other Americans tax bill. This means they take up all the cheap housing options. What does this really mean for the local FL real estate market? It means that all the cheap housing options are taken up by illegals with free rent and they are given a job too. So the American citizens who were living in an affordable rental in FL no longer can do that and they lost their lower-end jobs that were taken up by illegals who are paid less. So now they are either homeless, moved back in with mom and dad, or they have to get a better job and compete for higher priced real estate options which makes the market more compact and competitive and much much more expensive... it's essentially cutting off the bottom end of both the real estate market and the job market and giving it to illegals while taking it away from Americans. This is why real estate is so expensive, yet you never talk about this. Are you in denial or is it because your family are from another country? You need to tell the truth to your viewers who think that when the inventory increases the price will go down. That's not the case. When the inventory goes up the illegals will take all the lower end options leaving American citizens to compete for the high cost real estate. This is happening all across the country, but seems like they are trying to flip Florida by these stats.
"Home Todd Bensman A Secret Finally Revealed: Americans Can Know the U.S. Cities Receiving Hundreds of Thousands of Immigrants Flying from Abroad
A Secret Finally Revealed: Americans Can Know the U.S. Cities Receiving Hundreds of Thousands of Immigrants Flying from Abroad
A House committee data release confirms a CIS report, and offers additional information
By Todd Bensman on May 1, 2024
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The top 15 cities migrants flew into during the eight-month window were:
Miami, Fla.: 91,821
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.: 60,461
New York City, N.Y.: 14,827
Houston, Texas: 7,923
Orlando, Fla.: 6,043
Los Angeles, Calif.: 3,271
Tampa, Fla.: 3,237
Dallas, Texas: 2,256
San Francisco, Calif.: 2,052
Atlanta, Ga.: 1,796
Newark, N.J.: 1,498
Washington, D.C.: 1,472
Chicago, Ill.: 496
Las Vegas, Nev.: 483
Austin, Texas: 171"
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You need to tell the truth about this and you are not, so far.
Satellite radio is almost useless when phones get 5G/4G on the road with nearly unlimited options to listen to while they drive.
@@alfazulu6515Go back to his videos about 3 years ago and you will find those.
Companies don't give a shit about you, no matter how loyal you are, they will throw you away like yesterday's garbage
Unless you are a DEI, minority or woman hire.
@@broncobra anyone but American
Homestead
FACTS!
Yup…happened to me after 15 years of loyal dedicated service with UPS.
You pay tax on money you earn
You pay tax on the money you spend
Then you pay tax on the property you bought with already taxed money. Yeah we have been ripped off. 75 percent of your money is paid out in taxes and fees.
All to have the taxed money to be "alledgedly" sent to Ukraine. I bet 10% of that money even gets there? It's all going in the politicians pockets. No accountability?
But we too busy being racist with each other to notice what they been doing smh
White vs black, gay vs straight, tall vs short, fat vs skinny , rep vs dem doesn't matter they been keeping us busy with racism and been slaving us in the time being.
There is nothing wrong with Taxes,the higher the better!
@@brunoheggli2888 I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help.
I don’t know how but you’ve managed to package an unbiased analysis that is more entertaining than the sensationalized segment of economic and financial news. Thank you for your efforts to be the signal and not the noise. I understand that the economy is currently in a downturn and that we must wait for things to get better
As hard as it may sound you can plan for the recession. If you are working, find extra work and get an Invest--advisor. Protect your deposits by having enough cash in short term fixed income. Then cut your expenses. Minimal insurance, cut utilities.
I think the current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
Due to my demanding job, I lack the time to thoroughly assess my investments and analyze individual stocks. Consequently, for the past seven years, I have enlisted the services of a fiduciary who actively manages my portfolio to adapt to the current market conditions. This strategy has allowed me to navigate the financial landscape successfully, making informed decisions on when to buy and sell. Perhaps you should consider a similar approach.
Even if you have a humongous income you still need to draw up futuristic plans because anything can happen. One could lose one's job or whatever. Investment cannot be overemphasized. About your advisor, how does one reach pls
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five aiyears now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
The American dream is just that. When you wake up, reality is very cruel.
The American dream is to leave America!
I cancelled Netflix after 5 years when they put adds in. Unacceptable when you're paying for a service.
lol, now its regular cost with ads, and premium with no ads… I cancel monthly subscriptions when they do this and just pay for a month if I want to watch something and then suspend the subscription after its over.
@@Un_Believable-v7l thing is if I want to watch adds there's the mango film app on the Google store that has all the big shows from all the streaming sites and its free. Now I'm guessing that's sailing the high sea's but then again it's on the Google store.
All too common nowadays to offer less and less value for more and more money!
The name of the game is "how much can we get out of every subscriber?"
@@bamahama707In a word? Greed. 😡
Its become a gig based workforce. I work for a billion dollar company on a "permanent part time" basis. They keep my hours just under the minimum required to offer me benefits. Its greed like this from these corporate goons that are taking down this country.
I saw that coming when they started out-sourcing jobs in late 90's
Fascism.
I got a good paying job with good benefits. The week my benefits came up I was let go for some bs reasons. I could tell at this company this was par for the course. It's a damn shame.
Sounds like Walmart.
@@susandavey3312 It's greed not Fascism!
You know why I like this channel the dude is real, doesn't sugar coat anything...
I think there is also something about his voice.
If people would stop swiping plastic on Junk, we could have a recession where things would be affordable again. Debt is your enemy.
Credit cards were always a plan to extract more wealth from the general population..
and sadly the population fell for it completely, and far too easily/quickly,
and then taught their youth how great and necessary it was to be "successful"..
And now look at the national credit debt. 🤷
Society is not very bright or attentive, because it's been conditioned to focus on the illusion of "happiness" and to correlate success to "happiness"
The feeling people get when they're happy becomes an addiction they will chase forever, destroying everything they have to find it..
I'm a 59 year old homeowner with no debt and working in a factory for 40 years. I think I'm the last generation that could that could pull it off at my wage. If I was 30 years younger making the same wage as now there's no way I could live the life I have now.
Whether yours, or mine, or the next generation, ONE OF US will be the. last. generation!!!!
I’m 60 and I worked in a factory for almost 39 years. I retired over a year ago because I couldn’t take it anymore. I would have liked to work a couple of more years but I was at the end of my rope. I was making under $21 an hour when I left. House is almost paid off. Have a small pension and investments and I’m doing okay. I don’t drive expensive vehicles just old ones. I see everyone driving big trucks living in big houses, no wonder everyone is broke.
Plus you would HAVE to job hop to increase your wage.
And you're at risk of not being able to afford your home when you retire as the taxes and or assessments will skyrocket
im only 2 years you ger than you but years behind😢
Loyalty of companies to their employees went out the door the day that shareholders became the priority of corporations.
This is not mentioned nearly enough!
@jjones3566 Shareholders are the the priority, they own the company, not the employees.
@@richardjohnson8114 Yes, I know. Shareholders became EVERYTHING a company is about when organizations began to be traded on the stock market. Throughout time, employees have had declining amounts of leverage in terms of how they are treated by companies. After all, shareholders may own companies, but employees do the work. It's not a fair exchange.
@@richardjohnson8114yes but the employees make the owners the money without employees the owners don’t have a company JS
Without employees the company would not function.
It’s all a scam … not to mention property taxes 😢😢😢😢
Who can afford these homes?
Its just a big hussle....gotta out hussle the husslers....work smart...He is right about working hard. Not a viable methodology.
The problem is that people have been conditioned to live as if there is some financial finish line. There isn’t, and that’s the sad reality.
Yep. The young are screwed unless their parents help them. Tragic. Politicians have ruined free market capitalism, we now have crony capitalism / socialism.
I disagree. My sons went to trade school for 1.5-2 years each. Started out at lower pay rate $20/hr 3 years ago. Now they make $30-$35 hour plus OT. They save, invest in their 401(k) with match (both are now vested), drive older cars so no payments, plus saving for their house down payments in precious metals so they don’t touch the “money”. Both young men are doing extremely well. No debt. So it CAN be done, and no, not all young people are screwed. Most of those who say they are screwed are not making good decisions.
They think they are KINGS, this is FASCISM.
No elected officials own the stuff you buy
It’s the wealthiest people who own and have total control over everything
Capitalism and greed
And it’s happening all over the world 🌎
Im a single dad, 44 yrs old, 3 young children i share with my ex week on week off , equally. i have a cpl dif jobs, and i still need help from the food bank, . its friggin tragic, . i have no vehicle, cant afford to fix my old car, and fighting to finish financing my 2nd new atv, .. sold the old one. Still a few months left til my atv, and credit debts are finally all paid off... the only thing that saved me from losing my current home , is the fact that i was able to buy an older home, almost 90 yrs old, and it was for less than 100 k. An expensive world to try and raise a family in, especially on single income.. Like many, i also lose hours at my job because we have almost half the crew from over seas..foreigners here on contract just to work for 2 yrs.., and they get promised hours if there are any hours to work, but me( born here in this country), dont get asked to go into work when hours are minimal, because the management and the workers from across the world, ..are the ones promised the work. I lose money for food on my table for my kids , because companies would rather hire foreigners because they can pay those workers much much less per hour. our country is beyond repair it seems
@@chrism5859I hate to tell them but 9% of the money they saved disappeared from inflation 3 years in a row. That’s if you believe the governments numbers. So a $100 bill in 2020 is worth $73 now. Tell them to make sure their investments are guaranteed 9% to keep the same amount of money.
My boss drives a Lamborgini and he said if I work real hard for 5 years he could buy another one.
... Am remembering the reason rich were given tax breaks from the beginning decades ago was to build companies within their communities... Looking around, go figure.
😂
That’s the secret, we all pay car insurance, house insurance, healthcare insurance, dental insurance, and property taxes, and they use that money to liv lavishly, nobody question we’re insurance money goes, those fancy yachts, and the majority of politicians have 5 homes, it’s we the slaves paying for that.
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
You need 3 things to survive in the United States. Money, your youth, and good health. Once you lose any one of those 3 things you are completely fucked in this country.
Educate yourself, follow Gods word, stay away from vaccines and drugs, and you will have a successful life.
I remember my dad saying to me : Work doesn't make you money son, money makes you money. I didn't really understand it at the time but boy I do now !
I was told the same thing in a different way. Don't live off the money you make but rather live off the money your money makes. The old timers would say never eat your seed corn.
Never tip if you order standing up
I love that philosophy! I'm going to use that in the future.
Like that, I'm using it too!
By golly, that's a great way to look at it. Another rule added to my toolbox.
Does the drive thru count?
@@silent-ninja837 Addendum...don't tip if you order thru an outdoor speaker
This country has 70 and 80 year old people who worked hard all there lifes that are homeless !?😔🙏
Because they never saved. Let that be a lesson for you so you don't end up in the same position.
I’m sure they spent all of their money and didn’t save their tax returns. The only excuse is hospital bills because they are atrocious.
And 40% of people on Social Security have no other income. Including me. After working for more than 40 years.
They need to be living with their families.
@rowdybush1 Inflation in the '70s was like current inflation. If you put $$$ in a Savings Account - with miniscule Interest rates plus Inflation - you were actually LOSING $$$. If you had any $$$ to save after Rent, Food, etc. I was there in the '70s.
Remeber folks. You don’t control the money printer. They do. The people who we don’t vote for and the people who will continue to print regardless of what you want to think or say.
Truer words have never been spoken.
With the great reset, they won’t have to pay any of it back.
The next pandemic is the next printing season.
Insurance being required by law is a scam and criminal.
Auto insurance is required, but homeowners do not. Many folks on my street are running naked because our premiums went up 20X since Andrew.
GODDAMN RIGHT
@@crankychris2 You are 100% in regards to Andrew. I was there adjusting home damages and what I saw and took home with me after my tour were dire predictions of Florida's economic fall because of homeowner greed, contractor greed, attorney greed and political greed. It all started with Andrew and many people have no clue.
We were sold a pipe dream; retired without a single debt - no mortgage, no car payments and money to spend, 2K+ per month from social security. It was grand! Boom! Bust! Holy Guacamole Batman! I have to go back to work part-time just to keep up with the rising costs. Bummer...
I'm in the same boat. I own my own business, so I'm lucky. I do like to work, but I wish I didn't have to some days.
Me too
I retired in 2004. I put $500,000 in CDs this week
Social Security is a SUPPLEMENT to your retirement savings. It was never designed to pay all your bills. Save your money the day you start working kids---and never touch it. Pay yourself first and live with what's left over.
I'm sorry you found yourself in this situation. In all honesty, your mistake was thinking $2k would be enough.
The lie is that material possessions and a lot of $$$ equates to success. We, of course need money and a roof over our head....but our values became lopsided. I think we're in a time when we really need to reevaluate what is important in life
Covid did that for me.
My mom is 89. She says people want too much today. She's right. You're correct about success, funny how that's measured. Nobody cares where or how you got the money, as long as you got it.
In the Soviet Union everyone had to flex with their intellectualism because no one could flash money.
Only your money will be there for you in the end. People will be waiting for you to die so they can divvy up your stuff.
Money isn't everything, but it's how you objectively measure success.
Our kids…32, 30 and 28 are still all at home. They can’t afford to live on their own. Their only option is to have a partner to divide costs, etc. It’s ridiculous.
This is generally true.
Sounds like bigger problems in that family than just a poor economy. I would have joined the marines if I had to live with my family for ten more minutes. lol.
Ask them to pay you some rent. Save up that money for them for when they launch.
They should all buy a home together! I know it’s hard for this age group, my son who is 29 only lives on his own because we owned a rental home that was affordable for him to be in. It makes me sad and disgusted with the greed!
My older sister and I were both kicked out at 17. Sink or swim? Had an uncle that still lived with Grandpa and Grandma. Mom didn't want us to be like that? We both
turned out ok. Sis is doing much better than me, but I'm doing well. Steep learning curve? LOL! No animosity to mom. I totally get it?
What a joke insurance companies are, we are at the point where you can’t even claim, what insurance companies actually do? Besides leeching our money like some kind of parasites, lol
It’s some kind mafia racket these days it seems! Forced to have it on my home and vehicles. Even the best coverage either sucks or is unaffordable.
“They call it
The American Dream
because you’ve got to be asleep
to believe in it.”
"It's a Big Club, and you ain't in it!"
@@edlawn5481
So true.
Actually a very Small Club, but that IS the quote indeed!
R.I.P. George Carlin
He WAS right, after all.
Poor you.
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” KJV
Who is KJV, I would like to know, thanks 😊
@@retireyouraim2762 King James Version (Bible)
Yes, ours is a spiritual battle.
This is what the world needs more of. Thank you for your comment.
Amen
My biggest financial mistake was not being born between 1948 and 1965. Rookie error
They are coming after the boomers, also. Now the regime wants to tax “unrealized gains”. After telling us to save our money…which we did. My husband and I pay a lot of federal and state taxes, higher insurance(car, home, flood) than we’ve ever paid before. We don’t own a second home, we don’t take vacations, we drive paid off cars…don’t make it a generational
battle. They want to divide the country. I worry about the younger people and what their futures will be. The government is after all of us…they want more of our money to give away to those who don’t pay in, and to support wars created to make themselves rich at our expense.
The entire country is upside down.
HILARIOUS
I have changed my mind about my daughter going to a university. I don't want her to start her life in serious debt. Not to mention, No Jobs, protesting, on campus. No thanks ... The prices here in Florida are getting ridiculous.
Get her into a trade that leads toward a union. My cousin is a certified electrician, and her boyfriend is a nurse. She makes twice as much as him.
owning a home is just a lie, you never will own it, there is always government taxes, rates, repairs, misc costs & utilities no matter what country.
That's what I tell folks all the time.
Unless you are exmpted somehow, you do not truly own "your home" by paying property taxes. If you think you own your housr, then quit paying the Internal Revenue Service for the next 35 years, and find out...!!
@@analyticalhabitrails9857don't pay taxes the IRS will take your freedom.
May not own it outright but my property taxes are $300 a month. That is the difference between being able to retire or even get by while working in this economy. If I had been a renter I might be homeless now.
I was always told 'you only own a home right up until the moment you don't'
@@MultiAnne36 Do you honestly think those that you vote for care one iota? They are looking out for themselves, their retirement and benefits. With today's dumbed-down population, this will only worsen until we are a third-world nation in less than 15 years.
It has already started.
Life hasn’t just gotten expensive, it became increasingly unpredictable.
We live in the most uncertain and unpredictable times known to man.
Yeah, "unpredictable"! Who could've seen this coming??
Lolol
Good part about the roach portfolio - randomly double in networth. Pays enough to live below means without the risk of your 401k/ira going to zero because you don't actually own stocks. The dtcc does and if your brokers bank goes belly up welp no more index fund for you. Its called real estate because its real - get a plot and a shack and squat. Classify it as not a house if you're clever and don't pay outrageous propert taxes on these manipulated prices. Print money so house worth more so tax worth more - criminal intent.
Not if you ask some of the successful people in this chat room. They claim we are all idiots who make bad decisions
@analyticalhabitrails9857 LOL right we've been warned for decades
And yet it is such a surprise😮
What I don't get is, who are the people still buying these houses and where does their money come from?
I wonder the same thing
A lot of houses in London are bought buy over seas buyers. I personally know people in their 30s, who's parents have paid 40>80% towards a mortgage deposit.
Banks, corporations and their subordinates
Blackrock & Vanguard
In July of 2016 most working folks were not investing in good companies like NVIDIA nor were they purchasing just a few little shares here and there of good dividend paying energy and medical companies AND reinvesting the divi payouts. Most of the individuals purchasing these homes and condos, were ( are) disciplined, frugal and 'stayed the course' through the 90s and 2000s. Many of these buyers looked at their investing as a marathon rather than a 100 yd dash. Many had 401k's that they contributed heavily to. Their attitude,strategy and philosophy was "Why would I buy a new big screen TV when I can buy a few shares of some good dividend paying companies? Chances are, their strategy was rarely, "Why would I invest in stocks when I can buy a new purse?" Or..." Why would I buy that little rental property when I can buy that cool new car?" People that own these units did not complain or bad mouth the rich. They just said, "No matter how small the amount, I'm just going to be disciplined and get started. Just stop one of these homeowners and ask them how they did it. Most won't mind telling you. Learn, study and want it. Never complain.
Speaking of insurance hikes, my motorcycle insurance, with a clean license mind you, went up 179% in one year. This is not okay.
The monetary system has been corrupted since 1913, and it's just now reaching the final stage of its inevitable collapse.
If some people have to work while others can print/gamble, this really makes you a sucker if you keep trying to work hard.
Thank you. Nobody seems to understand that the monetary system creates inequality. We never should have left the gold standard.
@@andyirons7162Thanks for the book recommendation. It's compared to 1984 in the comments. IDK. Still sounds like a horror story about the economy. Lol
Love reading a good book. Thanks again.
Note: there's a movie with the same name, but if anybody is interested, the movie is "not" related to the book.
Working for little to nothing
I think the dollar will collapse within the next few years. It could be this year, to be honest. The bubble in the housing market cannot last as few can even afford a home.
Bingo. Sadly, most people don't understand the truth in this comment.
You gotta save yourself. Nobody is coming to save you. Invest and live below your means.
That’s what me parents told me. So I worked,saved,invested,avoided debt,and lived within means.
Retired 20 years early debt free and FIRE. Didn’t even allow my pensions and social security dictate when I retire.
All these corporations many complain about today are paying me now.
I know a 45 yr old man who started investing at 16. Now a millionaire and retired. He put the work in to learn how to invest, read financial statements, etc.
You can't save yourself. Only Jesus saves.
@@francismarion6400 so Jesus provides our retirement?
@@blackworldtraveler3711 It's a jungle out there and only the switched on can dodge the tigers. I can. I am born lucky and a born winner...except for that time my crown jewel let me down at a critical juncture ..but that's another story
I live in eastern europe and lived in the US before. It's interesting to see how "happiness" is so relative.
The things you talk about, sacrifices and missing-outs, living below your means in order to achieve a certain economic goal, are just ordinary things here, a clear part of life.
Consumerism and hedonism easily consume people.
Good observation 👍
@SolarAB you speak the truth. The average American is addicted to spending and will borrow Non-Stop to support their habit.
Yes
As an American, i envy other countries
Because u see them with less - and yet the ppl still seem so humble and happy .
They try and make the most out of what they have.
The ppl are so resourceful and respect their culture
America has no culture.
Every man only worries about self.
It's a dog eat dog world
Full of oppression and greed
Everyone does business with America
But in reality most countries hate America
And I don't blame them
Yup we are so used to it that we don't even see ourselves doing it.
Thanks for your work and words, Michael. I predate you. Back then, the so-called colleges and universities offered fewer worthless degrees than now. We were told, "Work hard, enjoy your family and weekends." For the majority of us, that worked. Now? Thirty years ago, many young people were told, "Follow your dream." (No kidding, that was considered life advice.) And they did. [See the recent article: ‘Follow Your Dreams’ and Other Terrible Career Advice - WSJ] Those people are trying to raise kids, and the kids see that even if they work hard like their grandparents who got engineering degrees and get paid well, all of their taxes will go to bad ends. I can see why they're saying, "Why exactly should I work hard again?"
You’re right the incentive to work hard is diminishing quickly when you see where your money ends up and how far a dollar will get you today
Why do companies allow their employees to beg for tips? A tip for what? To do your job? They are basically begging! I wish I could ask for a tip and we feel way overworked working in the medical industry.
Same… I’ve gone above and beyond my pay scale as a nurse and never expected to be tipped, but I can damn sure imagine my patients would have over a sandwich maker. Most of the time I don’t tip for these dumb things and I’m always glad I didn’t…when you sip your coffee or open your meal… you realize that they couldn’t even do the one job that they had right.
So they don’t have to properly pay the employees
My wife just retired after working 30 years in the medical industry. Over-worked the shit out of her for the past four years due to under-staffing. Screw it. We own our house and have no debt... and we love to cook at home.
So they can pay their employees craptastic wages.
I give tips all the time, first, dont sit there and whine go get yours as i got mine, second, spend less then you earn. Third, cant pay cash then dont buy it. Those tips worth more then money.
Everything I was ever told has proven to be a lie. About my country about my family and life and people in general.
About where and who you are as well….
Yes. And I wonder if you know that globe Earth is also a lie?
Now that you are wiser how are you going to live your life?
Texas Roadhouse Coon Rapids Minnesota.
ran out of steak so you could only have your choice of 2 things on the menu.
Get a Bible printed before 2000. ✝️
Hard work is rewarded with more work. Unless you work for yourself. Facts
I hope this channel blows up big.
When I was a little kid going out to eat, they would automatically give you a salad or soup and a glass of water free of charge.
Yup. Cut all the subscriptions, not dining out much anymore, not buying a new car or phone and make coffee and lunch at home to bring to work. Also aggressively paying off the crazy high student loans just so I don’t dig into the debt deeper and deeper. Learning how to invest strategically so I won’t lose the tiny savings I have right now. This economy is not meant for the general public to survive. We can hardly keep our heads above the water.
Honestly this sounds very weak. Think positive and work smart. You can make it and enjoy it along the way.
It's their plan for us to own nothing.
and hope you never have to face a medical emergency
@UnitWPawWith a Mr coffee drip maker you can cut those Starbucks costs from $12 a cup down to 5 cents.
@@williamcady9652 use a bodem and cut out the paper filters, too ;) It all adds up.
Great video and I 100% agree!! We are being lied to while the country is falling apart and the politicians expect us to all just go along with it.
very true
The lies go well beyond what is being exposed here. If the population knew the extent to which 99% of their lives were lies there would be an uprising the likes of which was never seen historically.
The lies we live.
The country's collapse is happening and all it is going to take is for the housing bubble to pop and it will probably all come crashing down.
Subway also has a negative stigma from all of the bad press they’ve received. Rumors of their bread containing yoga mat particles, rumors of fake meat, not fresh ingredients. Folks are done with them.
They fixed the bread issue. It no longer has the mat particles.
It’s really gross food!
Not to mention their spokesman for years was a kiddie diddler
Trade School is a more afordable than college. We always need mechanics, plumbers, electricians etc
For the companies who Michael says is NOT raising prices, they are "gimmicky" too because they're most likely giving you either LESS PRODUCT or LESS QUALITY product to fool you into THINKING you're getting a good deal.
Shrinkflation is real, yeah. And they're tricky with it now. They make the container look the same from the front, but it'll be half as deep in width.
@@SaltyShaman EXACTLY!! 👍
Satellite radio turned into a joke, started having more commercials and advertising than regular radio. Instead of radio, I just listen to youtube in my car now and skip advertising when allowed.
me too, lol
I just put a cassette in mine
The worst CZcams experience is having a commercial pop on within the first few seconds of the video. Especially when you’re trying to just listen.
I truly dislike those twenty min ads. They pop up when I jump in the shower. 😡
It's may be necessary for some while traveling, such as for trucking that are off grid and can't get internet connection for yt.
What you don't pay in state income tax....you more than make up in property taxes. SIT is a bargain compared to Property Taxes.
I agree with the promotion part - companies don’t care about their employees - period
Yes, layoffs are a tool. Once they've downsized and can show a profit, they turn around and hire staff back at less pay, benefits and hours.
Seen it done in 2020, walked the whole second shift off all at once, I watched them walk Dozens of people out the door. I walked the hallways and saw empty locker Doors swaying back and Forth and nobody around, the most erie feeling
@@jukejoint523jordan6 Crazy fucking feeling to be told to load up your tools and be escorted out the door to your car, with police on the roof in case anyone decides to go postal.
Boss went around and told certain employees that there was a safety meeting upstairs. The ones that were left were the "chosen" ones to be let go. Weirdest feeling in the world?
@@broncobra Damn, that sounds ever more disgusting
@@jukejoint523jordan6 Happy ending? It was Houston Lighting and Power. They got bought out by Enron. We all know how that turned out? If you don't, look it up.
Bankrupt for their BS. I was actually lucky enough to be in the first round of 7 rounds of layoffs? Jobs were still available. Houston was having problems with economy
at the time? Entire neighborhoods were 1 house occupied, 5 houses vacant. All across the city, no matter where you went. I moved back up north and got a good job.
Nothing like southern women, though? Sweeter than strawberry wine...
There is no retirement bro. I’m in my 50s. I’m gonna tell you right now. I’m already working until the day I die and I feel blessed because I have a home that was left to me through inheritance in my parents died and they left me a little trust fund, and I still have to work my ass off.
Glad you had good parents that cared to leave you something. Boomers i meet in Florida say they plan to leVe their kids nothing. I watch them remodel beautiful homes everyday just to spend. Makes me sick. I sure the elites are happy it will be easier to have no competition
suburbia8831 - No retirement, wife working two jobs now at 72. I am next. Inflation from hell. SS not enough. Worked since 14 yrs old. Wife since 12. College educations have not been enough.
Be sure you give your employer 2 weeks notice before you kick the bucket so you can train your replacement.
The people who’s going to replace you haven’t entered the job market yet
Du not go in gentlemen clubs
Globalization of the workforce has made it unnecessary to invents in Americans and Americans have done nothing but suffer unless you have access to foreign labor. So only employers benefit from globalization.
USPS still pay you a pension and with a 5% TSP ( 401k ) match and SS. I work for USPS now.
It called the 3 legged stool retirement. Pension, 5% match TSP & social Security. I should be fine after 30-35 years in.
I sell on Ebay for a living and my sales are down by 40% to 50% from a year ago. I'm dying and will have to make some hard choices soon. People are just not buying like they were, across the board.
Shipping and handling charges became unrealistic for me. I no longer buy or sell on eBay.
They are buying. Just not on eBay. Amazon now.
@@kce6025 even amazon is seeing uptick in people buying temu its everywhere
I used to buy from ebay a lot in the past. Prices have gone up so much that its no wonder you can't sell anything. Shipping is often more expensive than the actual item you buy. From a USA state to Greece shipping is usually about 38$ . So if i want to buy a book that costs 5$ , i simply won't buy it and you won't sell it.
I work hard and save 50%. You have a choice and that's the most powerful feeling in the world. I seen a woman laughing at me in my farm clothes, she was riding in a BMW. I bet I have more money than her and I just laugh inside knowing where my joy comes from.
Bmws break down all the time. Very expensive to maintain
Exactly, then everyone whines they have no money.
LOL, 20 year olds in cheap suits looking down at me and my cart load of tools, it was hard not to laugh, I'm making at least twice as much.
You are 100% right , i know many people who have a farm, and they are doing good , sure they work
very hard , but they go out and work the farm daily .
Never underestimate farmers of any kind .
I know one farmer / construction worker / he has 2 things going for himself.
His wife is a chemist and she works on the farm , they do very good.
Those who have the least flaunt what they have most.
You are absolutely correct.......we have been told a lie since the start. In my case, for 50 years, I always had a full time job and a part time job - even when I was in the military. In those 50 years I only made more than $25 K, six times, topping out at $47K. One of the reasons we left the USSA was because we could not afford to live in the country in which I served. It was the best move we made. We are living better now than we did in Pennsylvania.....on $24K yearly. Our furnished two bedroom, two bath apartment costs $560 monthly and includes electric, water, gas, building maintenance, internet, 24/7 guard and trash removal. Last year inflation was 1.35%. Our groceries for the two of us averages $238 monthly and our transportation cost averages $22 monthly. I think we will stay here.
Hi Im 65 man in oztralia, you are talking the truth. It is not only in the USA but seems to be at least throughout the western world.
Back when I was a kid my parents house was built new on 14 acre for 10,000 Australian pound, now worth over 350,000 dollars.
To cut to the chase we are in a cycle of inflation driven I believe by several factors, including banking, political, and engineered by corporation greed.
After the war there was plenty to go around and a much smaller population. This gave into the good times with plenty of jobs, much less red tape, and plenty of energy and wealth to find.
Fast forward 50 years from now, zero population growth, forecast to shrink dramatically... more jobs, less people, more empty housing, the golden years can return.
Funny how the man who invented the 401K plan said it was never meant to replace retirement pensions only supplement them. Also, people are commenting on how people have to save up for their retirement and that no one is responsible for them but themselves, while billionaires pay no taxes and build their own spaceships. Corporations pay little to no taxes, no pensions except to upper management, utilize the infrastructure paid for by those who do pay taxes, then tell the workers that no one but themselves are responsible for their retirement, What a racket!
It really is
Funny i got a heck more investments that are not in my 401k. I always paid myself first.
And they all get government grants to start their businesses. Elon Musk got millions in grants, we are paying for Elon's Rich Folly.
The top 1 percent pay 50 percent of taxes. Grow up and stop blaming rich people for citizens who spent everything while working.
Trump was the president who gave the extremely wealthy large tax cuts.
And get insurance companies out of Healthcare and watch Healthcare prices plummet.
Bingo!
hard work never pays off.....because of inflation
You're one of the most honest ppl on here lots of ppl just talk fluff and BS! They never tell like it is like you do.
My husband and I recently retired. We eat and drink at home. Occasionally we go out for a meal but we share one meal and pay for the extra salad. I drink coffee at home because Starbucks is so expensive.
I used to go to Starbucks twice per day, now I go there only on weekends. Their prices out of control!
That's what we do too. Split a meal out on rare occasion. We mostly cook and eat at home.
Sounds familiar....
I make a decent amount of money and I only get Starbucks at Christmas.
Eight bucks for Grande drinks at the airport, I ordered espresso
Corporations use to value a long term employee.. they don’t today !! Actual retirement packages to stay with them for decades…. No corporation offers that anymore.
True. My old office, I worked 12 years, my coworkers 35 years, the dentist retired and a DSO took over. The small places that kept employees a working career are gone. What's left is poor paying poor benefit DSO practices. This is the way manh Fields are going.
My grandfather retired from Texaco in his late 50’s. Never did another thing in his life until he died at 90. He was a frugal man and did not waste money, had a small modest home paid off but still. He even had >100k when he died to share amongst his children. Long gone are those days
@@Bayoubebe yep
Boomer let all the benefits their parents fought for disappear
@@Bayoubebemy grandfather is 91 my grandmother that died would be 94. They had their burial plots paid for when they were in their 40s. That generation of people were WAY more responsible than any today and were absolute tightwads with their money.
I made a plan once in my lifetime, non of those 5 yr, 10 yr plan but a retirement plan at 17 yr old. the lesson to be learned from this is knowing you can work more than one job during your lifetime, just know what benefits they offer and plan when to move on to the next job for the benefit of retiring with a couple or more retirement, knowing at the age of 62 you can draw SS. hopefully you can have 3 retirement checks and affordable healthcare at 65. I’m sure I’m not the only person that thought about this at 17 years old and now with 4 retirement payments monthly, retired at 55 with 2 mo pymts, at 60 received another and SS AT 62, this was done with budgeting starting at 55. They would never teach this in school, let alone what it takes to live outside your parents home.
After WW II the US was on of the few industrialized nations to come out relatively unscathed, it was also by far the biggest economic power in the world. With little competition, a young skilled workforce, and a combination of good government programs and capitalistic expansion Americans became very wealthy for the next 25 years. By the 1970 things started to change. Europe was still rebuilding but well on its way to recovery, Japan was a rising industrial power, and a lot of other nations were starting to meaningly enter the world market. Some of these nations were granted a favorable trade status and began to import large amounts of goods to the US, the government cracked down on pollution and created massive regulations on businesses, the government established more and more social programs, and companies in the US began to outsource jobs by the 1980s, all the time more automation, cost cutting, and efficiency was being achieved by businesses. But the US was still wealthy and went into the 1990s strong and rode the tech boom in the 1990s. The Federal government had a large surplus in the 1990s, interest rates were high, the stock market was booming. But by the early 2000s the years of pressure from the afore mentioned trends began to take effect., especially with China and other nations running huge trade deficits with the US and US jobs having gone over seas for decades. The government began to run deficits, began massive stimulus and lowered interest rates to keep the economy going. The government began to look at the low inflation (do to cheap foreign imports), the housing boom and the stock market boom (do to abnormally low interest rates, outsourcing, speculation, creation of virtual monopolies ect.) as markers of economic success even though more and more people were finding it harder to live. Add to this decades of a growing drug abuse problem, a growing dependency of government handouts, a less educated population, a less motivated working population. Now the party is over and the bill has come do for five or six decades of abuse, job killing, low interest rates, reckless spending, and a whole host of other problems. People blame Boomers but they are no more to blame than any other generation, it took a long time to create this mess, it will take generations to clean up this mess, and that can only be done by a lot of hard hard work and wiser spending. With the current state of the US, I am not optimistic.
Youre spot on about the restaurant crisis Michael, I drove four hours thru west central Florida today on US 19...the family restaurants and diners were packed, the yuppie joints like Applebees and Chilis were dead, and fast food places had almost zero traffic. I can eat a killer meal at a diner for 15 bucks and have leftovers for another meal, while McDonalds is 15 bucks for a few items that are all shrunken in size more than ever, and crap quality on top of it.
Absolutely and if you can find a good diner, that’s probably your best bet these days getting the best value for the money
I’ve yet to meet a yuppie who eats at Applebees. 😂😂😂🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@g.i.520 historically speaking of course lol
Also, she just got buried yesterday at her funeral, and that's why I quit mcdonald, and burger king!! Screw that!
Plus I’d rather support local businesses than the greedy corporations
These problems (especially with jobs) are why Americans should not have to get their healthcare through jobs.
Entitlement programs are what is killing the country. Everybody should have to pay their own way.
Company sponsored healthcare came about during FDR administration because companies were forbidden from raising how much they paid employees. Businesses literally could NOT raise worker pay.....business got smart and offered healthcare as a different way to attract the workers they wanted and needed
@@willbass2869 It is a cruel way for people to get their health insurance because not everyone works and most insurances I have had through jobs are shit insurances. The insurances through Obamare are shit insurances. All are outrageously expensive with extremely high deductibles. And millions of Americans don't even have health insurance. Cruel system.
@@jjones3566 you think natl health is better?
Just today article in Daily Mail showed wait for dentist appt in US is 24 days.....in UK 111.
Same with general surgery and cancer treatment is worse
@@jjones3566 Nat'l health plans maybe not better
US dentist wait for dental appt is average 24 days, in UK it's 111 days
General surgery even worse.
Worst of all is appt time for cancer treatment.
It's just rationing via appointment calendar
You Sir hit the nail on the head with what I have experienced over the past 25 years of my life. And I mean EVERYTHING Michigan resident all my life
That's pretty wild you mentioned XM since I just canceled my subscription on my two vehicles, along with not renewing my Amazon Prime subscription. Those were the last two "wants" in my household to go. Now it's literally just my mortgage, groceries, gas, and monthly utilities.
Just what did people expect when they allowed the Courts to classify Corporations as People & vise-versa. The System didn't Fail. The System SOLD you out... Yet 99% of people still believe and participate.. You reap what you sow..
shareholder greed and 1 company owning multiple competing brands.....theres no more competition.
Companies like BlackRock, Amazon, and Walmart, destroy competition.
The Deep State and globalists want little competition. It makes the digital rollout that much easier and the pissants are easier to control!
and prevent collective bargaining and unionization
These days we're all skipping over education, house, etc.. and going right for investing.
They have financialized the economy.
The company I work for has a total of 45 employees, the owners of the company have 3 mansions, a Lamborghini, a Benz and a Bugatti but I live in an RV drive a 20 year old truck and can barely eat. How is that okay? I hate scumbag employers
The poverty and homelessness in the United States is shocking.
This has become a third world
It's resembling life during Great Depression but the Democratic state governments are trying to normalize it.
@@user-kq6sh8tg5f the breadlines are on digital cards now.
Speaking of paying to NOT see ads. Can someone explain why we still pay for cable AND STILL get commercials!?!? What is this 1980!?
Not 1980, since cable in 1980 did not have commercials!
@@lynnettep9517I don’t remember cable in 1980. We had regular rabbit ear tv with 4 channels and commercials but tv was free
I was wondering the same thing because we did NOT have cable TV in the 80's but we still watched multiple channels with our TV antenna. Now I pay a lot of money for what I used to get free.
When did cable not have commercials?
PC gaming is the same way. You used to be able to buy a standalone DVD and play forever. Now. you "rent" games online, and they can change it whenever they want. You will own nothing, and you will be happy.
You’re right Michael. The big money comes from being your own boss! Your videos are popular because you tell the truth and want to help people!
It’s not a lie. America has changed a lot. Last two generations have facilitated this change with their woke vote. Now you have pay for the free ride
Just sitting on the sidelines with a box of popcorn watching it all go to Hell as Rome burns…
And just remember how Rome fell, it was watered down by floods of “asylum seekers” from the outskirts.
Popcorn ain't strong enough? I prefer beer...
Cheers!😮@@broncobra
I’m a boomer. In 1967 I had my first communist teacher in an American school. He was young and fresh out of college. He was teaching us the communist manifesto and calling it the American constitution. I tried to inform my parents who didn’t believe me and called me a rebel. After ninth grade I dropped out because the education was gone,replaced by indoctrination. I made the right decision, I did well because older people taught me and I respected them. I have no debt and live well for now but realistically expecting a planned disaster. What’s happening now is a planned destruction and most of us have been played by the leftist long game. Communist when I was a kid boasted they would hang us with the rope we purchased on credit. Looking like they were right and young people now haven’t a clue what’s being done to them. Voting for free stuff is going to end badly. Those who believe they will come out on top for betraying the others will learn they won’t be needed anymore and find themselves in the pits with their victims. Historically it happens every time.
This is why I read the comment sections. You're absolutely right. They're trying to engineer desperation, as revolution almost never happens when times are good.
People are still relying on ' fiat currency ' as a means of value and transaction in the future -eople saying " invest in the stock market " etc but the means of exchange , stocks for cash or vice versa is going to be a memory - if you dont hold it - you dont own it - you dont grow it - you dont raise it - you dont eat it ......
Started a long time ago when Lincoln was consulting with Karl Marx on policy. Lincoln went all in on Plank 10, public education.
Wow my sentiments exactly Cynthia! One of the best ways I have seen the present situation explained on CZcams! We have Jesus and that makes you Stronger .. but you also need to be prepared for what the Matrix may throw your way at any moment. ..
I don't know which I should say!! Thank you, or I LOVE YOU!!!!!
I thought I was the only one who realize this beep up System we're setup in!
I tell people over, and over,
"Those who fail to learn from the past (history) are condemn to repeat it"
I started flexographic printing September as a freshman in highschool.i printed all through high school. My dad said keep your job you have a Job for life. That proved false as the company's kept getting bought out. They kept stealing our pensions too.
Honey, states that don't have state tax are getting it in sales are getting it in sales tax. That's how they tax the poor.
The current situation is not surprising considering the fact that so much of the money in this country is being held by such a few people. The working class has no more ability to impact the economy than the people living in tents.
Actually the vast majority of the wealth in this country is held by the middle class. Even tho the mega rich have a lot it’s small in comparison to how much is centered in the middle class. Politicians cry over the rich while robbing the majority in the middle.
Years ago, local Pizza Hut did the same shit to me? I called corperate and reported them. Pizza Hut manager called me the next day all pissed off? Last time I EVER went there.
oops, replied to the wrong message. Senile old fart that I am?
Never bought satellite radio. Always considered it a scam.
I bought for $5 a month, they tried to raise it after 12 months I, I told them to cancel it… 4 years later I’m still paying $5 a month 😂
@@genevandyke4088me too. Actually satellite radio seems like a great deal at that price in today's world..
I have no need to pay for satellite radio. I bought my new car in 2014. Between radio, a usb with music on it, cd drive, it's completely unnecessary.. just like being subscribed to all these streaming services. I cancelled them all and just rotate which one I want to watch this month. You want to raise prices and include ads? Fine. You went from getting subscription all year to only one or 2 months a year.
Beautiful views and realistic insights into the economy. Thanks for the video man! One thing I will say about college is that if it wasn’t for me graduating this semester (finally), Amazon wouldn’t have offered me a position as a manager. However, I understand the huge burden of student loan debt, and it’s simply not worth the massive cost unless you can find a cheap online college or something where you don’t have to be a slave to debt. Anything over $25,000 for a degree these days, I would question the value and long term return on investment. Especially these days with the internet and ability to learn information and new skills quickly.
I graduated from HS in 1965, went to Vietnam, and back to college again. Finding my way hasn't always been easy, but I know I would have missed a lot of opportunities if I hadn't attended college in both my personal life and vocationally.
Same here 😎
Yeah the sad reality is, many of us are going to work until we die
@@geocam2 if I did that, I'd starve to death. Or, a bill would have to be skipped. I make under 50k a year. Lost a really good job i put years into because of covid, and now can't find anything that can pay me nearly as much.
I'll have to work until noon on the day of my funeral.
Yeah. That's I quit, and I'm chilling at home now.
Just got through eat dinner. Nice lamb chops!
Chipotle is not gouging ?????? A burrito bowl is $16.00 with no drink or anything else
That’s insane
You can thank DC for printing in excessively insane amounts of money, crazy spending, theft and corruption that feeds and increases inflation by the minute
It's $16 because somebody has to pay for all the chemicals and poison that Monsanto and other 💩 companies add to American food supply.
Whoa... where do you live? 10.50 here in the PINW for the steak burrito bowl. I mean, still insane....
I guess it depends on where I just went to one the other day and it was about $14 with double meat
Bro is my spirit animal. I feel ALL OF THIS. I beat this drum daily. Nobody around me seems to understand. There is ROUGH times ahead folks. Save, scrimp, and buckle up.
Get a skill that pays you based on your skill level...plumber, electrial refrigeration.
Best advice for someone who wants a good paying job, a great pension, life time health insurance, and basically legalized theft ... run for office. Either State or (preferably) Federal.
You forgot immunity for all crimes
@@Bayoubebe
And you forgot "insider trading". No Rules for the Politicians.
The sheriff where I used to live Pocketed millions from the inmate food fund.
Better yet....go where the money is....
Politics is filthy
Everything is a scam
Pretty much !!
I say the same. Everything is a scam and everything is intentional.
I completely agree. From doctors to insurance to taxes. You name it. My question is has it always been that way?
So long as we are living under the Federal Reserve System, it is a giant ponzi scheme. And very soon, when the value of the dollar is gone, and abolish the physical dollar, then the CORPORATIONS are going to implement the BANKS digitized currencies, and then kiss freedom goodbye.
Don't forget "fake and gay".
YOU ARE SPEAKING NOTHING BUT FACTS💯💯💯💯💯!!
Thank you for telling us the truth. DUMP YOU CABLE TV. Save that money!
Companies moved away from traditional pensions due to the increased complexity in managing funds, and their desire to reduce costs and transfer investment risk onto the employee. Just another way corporate America has shown that the they don't care about the employees that help them make billions and along with government backing the move from pensions, they have ruined the ability to retire.
In oct 2016 i bought a new truck for 29k, had my previous truck 20 years. I decided to be responsible and pay off said truck in 2.5 yrs on the 6 year loan. Then mid 2019 i set sights on a house but i thought i'll be responsible and save for a down payment first, i soon realised that house prices were going up faster than my 15k a year savings, 4 years later i took 60k to the table for 20% down on a house that 4 years ago sold for 60k less with 5% less rate.. makes me sick to my stomach, i wonder how many with student loans postponed to be responsible before purchasing a house only to be screwed just like me, i will refinance to a lower rate and bounce back but my road to the dream was a nightmare.
If you can tell me when these "lower rates" are coming, I can show you derivative financial instruments that will make you millions of dollars. Everyone's base case now is that interest rates "have" to come back down. If they come back down now, it'll only be as a result of a financial calamity. Stagflation is here....Fed won't admit it.
John Elway Ford, (yeah the footballer) had Brand New Broncos for sale for the last year of their build. $6,000. Yeah, you read that right. I wanted one SO bad, but couldn't afford it.
I agree. Its out of control guys. Good luck. miami.
When I was growing up $100,000 was making it. You were a rich guy if you could get to 6 figures. I studied hard and worked hard and didn't party like the cool kids. I kept my head down. Got an engineering degree. My first job was working shifts and on call duties at a factory. I worked hard and was careful with my money. I have risen through the ranks and I have a house in the midwest, a wife, two kids, a white fence, and two dogs. I make good money but this inflation is killing us. I'm still saving for retirement and maxing things out for the future but we haven't been able to take a vacation in 5 years. We paid off our mortgage two years ago and the monthly payments we thought we would be saving have evaporated with the cost of things. It has gotten completely out of control. I have a brother in law who is in his late twenties and I feel so bad for the younger folks out there right now. He has been saving and saving and saving for a down payment on a house. The prices keep going up and so do the interest rates. He feels like he will never make it and he makes good money as a mechanic for FedEx. The American Dream is dead.
The College Industrial Complex....
Man, i love that ....
You nail it!!
Biggest scam in American history!
Yes. I'm stealing this phrase
Don't file a claim unless its real serious. Otherwise your getting canceled.
My homeowner Insurance went up 9k this month, My mortgsge went from 850 a month to 1800.......
Are the property tax and insurance costs negating Floridas no state income tax????