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@@MichaelB769 Nope. Rich people were smart enough to not fall for it. He stole from the middle class, since they were the ones who knew nothing about stocks. I wouldn't do it myself because I'm not a total piece of shit who would steal someone's retirement funds to be a drug addict.
@@furtalance_xHe underwent a transformation. Do you not believe in the possibility of redemption? I wager that if you had faced the same temptations with substantial money in the 1980s, you might have made similar choices. Claiming moral superiority is unfounded. Statistically, most individuals might have found themselves on the wrong side of history during the 1940s, not among those helping the Jews. Let's avoid virtue signaling; it doesn't present well.
I made 2 month worth of average salary in 4 days selling firework before new year’s eve. Also when i was 19 i sold ice cream with my boss in the sunday city market(or however you say it). My boss made(profit) 1 month average salary in 8 hours. Ice cream sells like a dream on a hot day.
Great point. I was 11 in ‘78 and a dollar meant something. A snickers was .25 cents. Definitely a mark up can be expected for a summer beach location and convenience but one dollar is a stretch unless it was the Hamptons etc
At a place where no other things were available? Hot summer days at the beach? Definitely believable if you see how much people pay for things when they are lazy and desperate
Actually, he probably did. People are DEFINITELY lazy enough to pay $1 just to avoid walking 1/2 a mile to the concession stand on a hot ass day at a super crowded beach.
Nowadays you’d need a permit, letter of intent including environmental initiative, a recycling plan, proof of conformance to OSHA standards, kick-back to the cops/beach security… etc
@@joshualawore4100 Ok get ready here it goes. I own a largish business, and deal alot with high finance. Almost everything he has ever said is a lie. Wolf of Wall Street was always promoted as a book he wrote in prison that was almost all fiction which he just based loosely on events in the banking industry. He was very up front about this in early interviews. Then when the movie got big, he all of a sudden just agrees with everyone now that it was all real and actually happened, and has tried to bank on his persona that he is the world best salesman. He isn't. That's why he's still working as old as he is. He wasn't liked by anyone in his heyday, the only women that would sleep with him are escorts. There is footage of him doing work speeches and you can't even hear him over the sounds of his employees just ignoring him and talking over him. Because nobody liked him and he wasn't special on the industry in any way. Since he has been released from prison for extreme financial fraud, he has accepted payment to promote every scam going, from bad cryptos, to scamming finance gurus. He has to work all day every day, mostly using rented accommodation to try to have backgrounds that don't portray how poor and desperate for cash he is. Alot of his stuff he has plain or blurred backgrounds to try to hide that fact. Him, and many scamming gurus, all populate the search terms for when you search for how his courses and stuff are scams. When you search 'Jordan belfort scam' one of the top results is a longform interview almost 40mins long kind of insinuating that JB may have been a cheeky crook at one time, but ultimately exonerates him as a legend who is the best at everything, and even the host tries to flirt with him. It's HIS video, he produced it, and paid another small channel to promote it for him, its an old as time business trick to try to control bad press where you make the bad press. Every call he makes on video where he supposedly sells stuff to people live is fake, and anyone who isn't literally handicapped knows this, but his main audience is young male wannabe finance bro's who have never had a job so don't realise and buy his courses or whatever. He is just an out of touch boomer that got alot of fame (but not much money) from a movie deal and he's too dumb to capitalise because he was never very smart to begin with. Thats why he stole a load of money from clients and tried to live a lavish lifestyle. Contrary to popular belief, nobody anywhere makes much money from having thier script or book turned into a movie. Your talking literally a few hundred k, IF your lucky, which he wouldn't have been as he was desperate and it was an unknown IP at the time that could have flopped like most movies do, hence the small payout. BUT BUT SAM! YOUR WRONG! JK ROWLING IS A BIWWIONAIRE FROM ARRY' POTTAAA! Yes, she's extremely wealthy, and she would have got a few hundred k for the initial movie rights or multiple movies, although I even doubt that initially. She got rich because she owns everything outside the movie, and the movies went viral and HELPED her sell millions upon millions upon millions of books, and merchandise, which she owns ALL of. And in turn she could then barter deals for the gross of the later movies to compound on the success. Nobody talks to belfort about how they read his book. It's just noobs who watched the movie, as the book isn't very good, didn't do well, and still hasn't done well despite what he'll say or pay to print on news sites. He has put his name to multiple well known scams that have sinced tried to erase themselves off the Internet, and I promise you if I rang him up and offered him 10k to promote my new rug pull crypto, he would bite my hand off for it. Which means he isn't rich in any way. As I wouldn't take a deal like that, so he has less money than me. It's a fun movie. But nothing to do with real life apart from the him going to prison part. It's difficult to research him as he has been very cunning (as many are in the Internet financial scamming self help industry) and its just buried under so much fake unverified info of him. If he was that smart or that great at selling, he would have been snapped up by a huge conglomerate as a consultant and kept on retainer for many many millions per year, to only work a few weeks a year, training work forces or upper echelon sales teams. But he isn't. He sells scam self help and get rich quick courses. This brings me back to my original statement. You know when he is lying, because he is speaking.
The federal minimum wage was 2.70 in 1978. College was like 1k a semester at this time at public universities, this isn't any special individual act, this is the product of a properly publicly funded educational system. And that's taking absolutely nothing away from this man because that's the way our country should function currently
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.
I basically did this in high school when I was 14, a new bargain store opened near where I lived that sold 500ml bottles of Pepsi and other drinks for 25p, in other shops they were £1 each, so I'd buy 4 for £1, go to school and sell 3 of them for £1 each, tripples the money I spent and I still had a drink for myself, its not a hard thing to do, if you can buy things cheap and find a customer base willing to buy the products for more than you spent, you will make money. I went from selling a few bottles a day to making £100 a week from what I could fit in my rucksack everyday. I could have made more (bigger rucksack) but I was making enough to buy my 14yo self anything I wanted, xbox, TV, computer, games to go with them. And all because I went to the shop before school 1 day and bought 4 bottles of Pepsi, when my friends either didn't have time to go to the shop or didn't have a shop near where they lived/got the bus to school from. They had the money to buy lunch anyway, but the drinks at school were like £1.50 and up, so me offering them a drink for £1 saved them money too, it was like I was doing them a favour.
A kid at my school did something similar. He would buy a dozen donuts and sell them for a dollar each. He only did it for about a week before the school made him stop.
he probably has to pay a certain amount a year so as long as he pays that amount he can make as much as he wants off of interviews, podcasts, the movie ect and do very well for himself.
Incorrect. I have a close friend who was in a similar situation 😉 he puts everything in his wife’s name and doesn’t pay a single dollar in restitution.
I'm tired of hearing all these old head rich guys telling stories about how easy money can be made. If he did that now, he'd be kicked out of the beach, possibly have the money seized
Gotta adapt to the times.. as soon as something is done once and is successful others will copy and it will become over saturated. That’s why you have to come up with something new that hasn’t been done before.
Its interesting how every single one of these guys selling courses has some inspiring story about their humble beginnings as an entrepreneur. Quite the correlation 😂
Makes em look better. Just make up a story that sounds semi believe able to the idiots who praise these people like gods. Hes a criminal and a scummy person
@@mroof03 really? Cause if you just pay me to come to my seminar I'll give you the 5 easy steps to become a billionaire like me. The first step is always free, so I'll give it to you now. Always start your morning with a tall cup of coffee. Or cocaine if you can get it.
Supply and demand. I've been to several car shows, parades, and city events at parks where people pay $5 for a bottle of water that comes in a pack of 20 for less than $10.
I like how everyone assumed Jordan went to the minimum wage club when he was looking like that in the 80s. Dude definitly saw someone in the stands while he was snorting blow out of an orifice in the VIP booth.
I love how a conman takes credit for something people have been doing forever. Lol makes me die laughing he talks about a job my grandfather did in the 40’s in Atlantic City.
Ahh yes, everyone from several areas of the NYC greater metropolitan area are full of it when they speak because they speak like this. All few million of them
@@Eminembest4eva1 Guess you'd be one to fall for his scams. Anyone that's good at reading people can immediately tell how sleazy he sounds.. it's about the subtle nuances, not the general accent.
@@SenorGooch i couldn't? Dude said accent, several million people in my state have this same accent lmfao he didn't say mannerisms which is far different
@Ian Davis [Human Resources] Have you ever come across the term ‘projection’? Also, stealing money through criminal acts does not make someone an alpha. Sounds like you play too much GTA.
"Made 400-500 dollars my second day selling ice-creams, f***** a few women who came to buy that ice-cream, snorted some cocaine and STILL made more money than my parents. I was a wolf in human clothing you see....."
It's all about the situation put a man in the desert and he'll pay whatever he has for a bottle of water. He was using their laziness as a sales technique he removed the travel brought the product to them
Yeah I get it but still complete B.S. sure a few people would pay but no way he sold 5 coolers worth of extremely overpriced candy. Remember a $1 then could of gotten you a entire meal in places.
@@hallon7934 dude nobody in the 70’s even out if laziness was wasting a dollar on ice cream unless they were rich. You could get whole sundaes for 20 cents in the 70/
You heard him say they had to walk a half mile to the concession stand and he's already on the beach it's called supply and demand. Not to mention all the drunk tourists who really just want some ice cream on a hot ass day
This was back before the government stopped essentially every economic transaction. This is simply not possible in the hyper regulated economy in which we have now.
When I was 12-13 I went to the start of a long pathway that extended 10 miles in Queens. I loaded up coolers with ice. And sold water. Bought a 24 pack for maybe a few bucks. Sold them for a buck each. Things were going good until the ice cream truck driver threatened to report me because I was stealing his business. He actually got out of his truck and cursed me out.
Gotta respect the hustle. And love that we never forget those days that looked super good to us at one point and later on you’re like “I can’t believe I thought that was a lot of money” but it still sticks with you. Like a first taste of success. A memory like that will always be special no matter how far you make it in life.
@ur couzin Check out the price of a hot dog stand license in Manhattan. It's a free market, if a permit is lucrative then it'll be a significant portion of a business.
Why people hating on this guy? Just because he's sharing his stories of his past doesn't mean he wasn't hustling. You gotta respect the hustle. Yeah today is different now from the past but people don't understand his message.
Thinking forward and seeing what people want and need is not only profitable but providing the customer with a needed service. Once you find that product or idea that people need . that's how you can make money.
Wait minimum wage was $1.25 and icecram was $1 The guy whos hiring people who work for an hour to earn enough money to cover an italian ice is the real money maker here
Believe it or not, minimum wage does not represent the amount of money the average American makes. It's called minimum wage, not average wage. The vast majority of workers are able to move on to higher pay after enough experience.
I work at Jones Beach now and people still do this. They walk through the sand with a wheel barrow selling ice cream. They get shit from the park management all the time, but they’re so chill with all the lifeguards.
Why should I believe this guy? He literally made his millions lying to people and ripping them off. Now he plays pretend that he was just a “good salesman” and not a criminal.
The hourly wage was $1.20 yet as a kid you had $22 to spend on ice cream and candy just based around a random idea that may of failed? Meaning losing that $22 wouldn't of been much of a loss if as a kid you were willing to risk 3-4 days of fulltime wages on a simple idea. Sounds like you were a rich kid, extremely over stating the event or and most probably lying.
This would be so encouraging and inspiring if the game wasn't rigged. Licensing, tax and trading laws are so much more restrictive now than back in 1978. You'll make a little until the enforcement people get to you if you're not toeing the line or 'costs' do if you are.
@@kobold7763 That shows what you know. "The irs targets the crooks and the fat cats". Lol. For the benefit of the hard of understanding, let me point out that in fact the irs rather prefers to target the lowest hanging fruit and doggedly persues the little-guy with enforcement agents absolutely everywhere. You are gullible or uninformed if you think otherwise. These days your el chapos get a free ride.
Try that shit today.... You have your vendors permit? You have your health inspiration permit? Where's your DBA license? Do you have your EIN # from the county? What's your IRS Business #? Do you have permission to sell in this area? Where's your insurance and liability coverage?
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Stop posting this guy, he stole millions from the American people to do coke on a yacht.
@@Haffy442 what a life😍
@@Haffy442 he took it from rich people so it’s not like they’re starving, and if you knew you could get away with it, you might do it too. ;)
@@MichaelB769 Nope. Rich people were smart enough to not fall for it. He stole from the middle class, since they were the ones who knew nothing about stocks. I wouldn't do it myself because I'm not a total piece of shit who would steal someone's retirement funds to be a drug addict.
@@Haffy442 So you haven’t seen the movie? The reason he started his company was specifically to target rich people. They fell for it.
"Sell em for a buck a piece, ya know"
"Minimum wage was 1.20"
Adds up.
Can't tell if this is sarcastic but convenience shit is still a little under half of minimum wage. Fed. Min was $2.68 in '78.
This is what happens when you interview a professional liar.
@@hoagielamp6543 depends on region
@@lildude311 He's trying to make it seem like he pulled himself up by his bootstraps XD
Rich people beach
Imagine paying an hours wage for a fugesicle. Holy shit lol.
Yeah wtf. That’s like paying $8 for one popsicle
@@jj2059 sounds like a six flags to me
Imagine paying 5 hours wage for a tank of gas to get to and from work..
@Sean M not sure what you mean.
where I live an ice cream can be your hourly wage, like 2 bucks... sad :(((
Then he shorted chipwich stock and stopped selling them on the beach.
That day he made 1.2 million.
😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
And everyone clapped.
I love videos with inspirational music that make you forget that this a financial criminal who destroyed countless peoples lives.
Exactly. He aint a role model who should be showcased
A wise man once said, "For most games to work, someone has got to lose for someone else to win.", it is a sad fact of the world.
@@Sin_Of_GreedHuge difference between competition and scams .
@@Sin_Of_Greedartificial zero sum game.
@@furtalance_xHe underwent a transformation. Do you not believe in the possibility of redemption? I wager that if you had faced the same temptations with substantial money in the 1980s, you might have made similar choices. Claiming moral superiority is unfounded. Statistically, most individuals might have found themselves on the wrong side of history during the 1940s, not among those helping the Jews. Let's avoid virtue signaling; it doesn't present well.
here’s a tip for you all: never take financial advice from a man who is currently 100 million dollars in debt to the us government
Never take financial advice from someone who has never ran and operated a successful business.
@@robgee5277 are you talking about the man who debt 100 million or the fella Logan?
@@bernardorodolfofabian5286 the billionaire
Who cares about the goverment they lie and rob and kill us
@@ckerwin39 still 100 million dollars debt isn't a good sign mate
Imagine making up a story like this and repeating it so many times you actually believe you did it
Thats what my grandma does everyday
@@pizzanjoyer LMFAO I love the name
@@pizzanjoyer same
I made 2 month worth of average salary in 4 days selling firework before new year’s eve. Also when i was 19 i sold ice cream with my boss in the sunday city market(or however you say it). My boss made(profit) 1 month average salary in 8 hours. Ice cream sells like a dream on a hot day.
Imagine assuming a story is not true and having nothing to back it up and actually believe you're right
“Sold ‘em for $1 a piece. No, no you didn’t, not in 1978. At the MOST, 25 cents, probably lower. The lie is embarrassing...
Great point. I was 11 in ‘78 and a dollar meant something. A snickers was .25 cents. Definitely a mark up can be expected for a summer beach location and convenience but one dollar is a stretch unless it was the Hamptons etc
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At a place where no other things were available? Hot summer days at the beach? Definitely believable if you see how much people pay for things when they are lazy and desperate
Actually, he probably did. People are DEFINITELY lazy enough to pay $1 just to avoid walking 1/2 a mile to the concession stand on a hot ass day at a super crowded beach.
And yet you don’t have 6 figures and he does. So honestly just stop lying to yourself.
Nowadays you’d need a permit, letter of intent including environmental initiative, a recycling plan, proof of conformance to OSHA standards, kick-back to the cops/beach security… etc
Yep. Can't get a biz license without the city coming to your house and inspecting.
Man I live in NYC and you don't need any of that. There's a stand selling food/clothes/etc every 5 ft and nobody is checking for those things.
Cap
Don't forget brand deals, and vendors prolly too
@Bekhzod Musaev in many places in the US technically they aren't allowed to
You know when JB is lying...
It's whenever he's speaking.
What do you mean
@@joshualawore4100 Ok get ready here it goes. I own a largish business, and deal alot with high finance. Almost everything he has ever said is a lie.
Wolf of Wall Street was always promoted as a book he wrote in prison that was almost all fiction which he just based loosely on events in the banking industry. He was very up front about this in early interviews. Then when the movie got big, he all of a sudden just agrees with everyone now that it was all real and actually happened, and has tried to bank on his persona that he is the world best salesman. He isn't. That's why he's still working as old as he is.
He wasn't liked by anyone in his heyday, the only women that would sleep with him are escorts. There is footage of him doing work speeches and you can't even hear him over the sounds of his employees just ignoring him and talking over him. Because nobody liked him and he wasn't special on the industry in any way.
Since he has been released from prison for extreme financial fraud, he has accepted payment to promote every scam going, from bad cryptos, to scamming finance gurus.
He has to work all day every day, mostly using rented accommodation to try to have backgrounds that don't portray how poor and desperate for cash he is. Alot of his stuff he has plain or blurred backgrounds to try to hide that fact.
Him, and many scamming gurus, all populate the search terms for when you search for how his courses and stuff are scams. When you search 'Jordan belfort scam' one of the top results is a longform interview almost 40mins long kind of insinuating that JB may have been a cheeky crook at one time, but ultimately exonerates him as a legend who is the best at everything, and even the host tries to flirt with him.
It's HIS video, he produced it, and paid another small channel to promote it for him, its an old as time business trick to try to control bad press where you make the bad press.
Every call he makes on video where he supposedly sells stuff to people live is fake, and anyone who isn't literally handicapped knows this, but his main audience is young male wannabe finance bro's who have never had a job so don't realise and buy his courses or whatever.
He is just an out of touch boomer that got alot of fame (but not much money) from a movie deal and he's too dumb to capitalise because he was never very smart to begin with. Thats why he stole a load of money from clients and tried to live a lavish lifestyle.
Contrary to popular belief, nobody anywhere makes much money from having thier script or book turned into a movie. Your talking literally a few hundred k, IF your lucky, which he wouldn't have been as he was desperate and it was an unknown IP at the time that could have flopped like most movies do, hence the small payout.
BUT BUT SAM! YOUR WRONG! JK ROWLING IS A BIWWIONAIRE FROM ARRY' POTTAAA!
Yes, she's extremely wealthy, and she would have got a few hundred k for the initial movie rights or multiple movies, although I even doubt that initially.
She got rich because she owns everything outside the movie, and the movies went viral and HELPED her sell millions upon millions upon millions of books, and merchandise, which she owns ALL of. And in turn she could then barter deals for the gross of the later movies to compound on the success.
Nobody talks to belfort about how they read his book. It's just noobs who watched the movie, as the book isn't very good, didn't do well, and still hasn't done well despite what he'll say or pay to print on news sites.
He has put his name to multiple well known scams that have sinced tried to erase themselves off the Internet, and I promise you if I rang him up and offered him 10k to promote my new rug pull crypto, he would bite my hand off for it.
Which means he isn't rich in any way. As I wouldn't take a deal like that, so he has less money than me.
It's a fun movie. But nothing to do with real life apart from the him going to prison part.
It's difficult to research him as he has been very cunning (as many are in the Internet financial scamming self help industry) and its just buried under so much fake unverified info of him.
If he was that smart or that great at selling, he would have been snapped up by a huge conglomerate as a consultant and kept on retainer for many many millions per year, to only work a few weeks a year, training work forces or upper echelon sales teams. But he isn't. He sells scam self help and get rich quick courses.
This brings me back to my original statement.
You know when he is lying, because he is speaking.
@@Sam-yr8ls the fact you wrote all of that means we have to be friends
@@joshualawore4100 haha thanks Joshua! 😆
Justin Bieber? I agree
Leo really makes this man likeable. But don't forget, he still owes millions and isn't paying it while he makes a fortune from talking about himself.
Eh I’d do the same
@sand sand 💯
Exactly business is fucking brutal bro and the man knows business its not personal its just good business
Leo was not likeable in the movie at all he was a scumbag the whole time wtf
@@andrewlavoie3639 Yeah, well you're gay the whole time loser
The federal minimum wage was 2.70 in 1978. College was like 1k a semester at this time at public universities, this isn't any special individual act, this is the product of a properly publicly funded educational system. And that's taking absolutely nothing away from this man because that's the way our country should function currently
“Then I started to con people to make more money” he should have said that too :D
When college didn’t cost an arm and leg, you could work an honest job to pay it off.
College is extremely cheap today as well
Most dumb people get expensive loans and shitty degrees and then wonder why they can't pay it off.
Govt got involved. Always remember that
@@enriquecabrera2137 bro what country do u live in
@@David-bc4hh U must have went to an ivy school. No way an engineering degree cost that much
@@RyanRamboer-sv3pm don’t worry after 20 years loan forgiveness got you
Take everything this guy says with a grain of salt for obvious reasons
That would be kosher salt.
A grain of cocaine
So true he is lying about selling ice cream as a kid. What a pathetic comment
More like a fucking ocean full of salt
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 yeh, he would as he makes bank on appearing like he knows every way to get rich.
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Sell them for a buck a piece yet minimum wage is $1 per hour
Ikr
Just because that was minimum wage doesn’t mean it was the average hourly wage. Some countries don’t have minimum wage doesn’t mean everyone’s a slave
$2.65 back then. And most people on that beach never saw nimum wage so a buck ain't bad on a hot day.
@@edb8177 in the 70s? A buck for a ice cream, doubt anyone actually bought any. This whole story is probably just a load of bullshit
@@Irovetti yeah it’s complete bullshit. You know how I know?…. He’s speaking.
Every New Yorker knows damn well that Jones Beach looks nothing like that
Man's talking about Jones Beach, meanwhile they show the Caribbean 😂
That’s what I was coming to say lol
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Right I was like “ Long Island Jones Beach ?” Cause ain’t no way the picture they showed was Jones beach
I was coming here to say that. Haha
I basically did this in high school when I was 14, a new bargain store opened near where I lived that sold 500ml bottles of Pepsi and other drinks for 25p, in other shops they were £1 each, so I'd buy 4 for £1, go to school and sell 3 of them for £1 each, tripples the money I spent and I still had a drink for myself, its not a hard thing to do, if you can buy things cheap and find a customer base willing to buy the products for more than you spent, you will make money.
I went from selling a few bottles a day to making £100 a week from what I could fit in my rucksack everyday. I could have made more (bigger rucksack) but I was making enough to buy my 14yo self anything I wanted, xbox, TV, computer, games to go with them.
And all because I went to the shop before school 1 day and bought 4 bottles of Pepsi, when my friends either didn't have time to go to the shop or didn't have a shop near where they lived/got the bus to school from. They had the money to buy lunch anyway, but the drinks at school were like £1.50 and up, so me offering them a drink for £1 saved them money too, it was like I was doing them a favour.
A kid at my school did something similar. He would buy a dozen donuts and sell them for a dollar each. He only did it for about a week before the school made him stop.
😆 we did weeds and then smoked some in soda cans. Hehe
I did the same with coke. It's amazing how convience can make you money.
I bought sodas out of the vending machine and hit the refund button and got my money back as well as a soda. I knew which soda button had a glitch.
amazing 👏
“I was able to pay for my college tuition by selling popsicles at the beach for $1 a pop!”
Lol how times have changed.
It’s a lie
I’m confused, if he’s in debt and still owes the IRS how is he living lavishly? Is he pulling a Tai Lopez and driving rentals and has a fake mansion?
Well he owes 100million he stopped paying he just stopped
@@bruhman530 yep, that's enough
he probably has to pay a certain amount a year so as long as he pays that amount he can make as much as he wants off of interviews, podcasts, the movie ect and do very well for himself.
Incorrect. I have a close friend who was in a similar situation 😉 he puts everything in his wife’s name and doesn’t pay a single dollar in restitution.
@@DeeDee-fy6gv way to snitch on your buddy
I'm tired of hearing all these old head rich guys telling stories about how easy money can be made. If he did that now, he'd be kicked out of the beach, possibly have the money seized
A persons future is made by their past. it's important to him to remember where he came from
Gotta adapt to the times.. as soon as something is done once and is successful others will copy and it will become over saturated. That’s why you have to come up with something new that hasn’t been done before.
Yup. Government regulations have made it harder to start a small business.
@@BlaBla-rx7lx Do you know who this guy actually is?
@@sydneyhensley4444 I can't say I know him personally. I know who he is. Do you know him?
this is why the IRS was after him for untaxed ice cream
Once a hustler always a hustler, no pun intended. He discovered his gift earlier in life
And if you tried that today, you would get a huge fine for not having the proper permits.
Back then as well. Maybe they let him off because he was a kid
@@Alberto-xz7th or he is simply lying, telling a cute story because that's what he's paid to do
@@thiagodeoliveira1727 most likely yeah. The dude now lives from telling stories
Selling popsicles for minimum wage? Lmaooo he got you hook line and sinker eh?
Because government.
Its interesting how every single one of these guys selling courses has some inspiring story about their humble beginnings as an entrepreneur. Quite the correlation 😂
Still a criminal
Makes em look better. Just make up a story that sounds semi believe able to the idiots who praise these people like gods. Hes a criminal and a scummy person
And most of them are "I broke the law and made Hella profit"
I’ve never met someone who’s said they got rich from social media financial advice
@@mroof03 really? Cause if you just pay me to come to my seminar I'll give you the 5 easy steps to become a billionaire like me. The first step is always free, so I'll give it to you now. Always start your morning with a tall cup of coffee. Or cocaine if you can get it.
This made me realize how good Leo acted in “The wolf of Wall Street”
Not sure if it’s a true story or not… but $100 was worth a lot back then
It's definitely not. 😄
Ok, but not alot
Boomers will never understand how good they had it. They legit lived the American dream everyone wanted.
Which boomers? It depended on your class status, ethnicity, and positioning to take advantage of those opportunities, your personal resiliency aside
What, and you don't? Lmao times are objectively much better now than in the 70s
Usto be that if you had a job you could buy a small home. Well not anymore it seems
@@ChodyRay source?
A minimum wage worker could have a family and a home on a single income. Now, minimum wage can’t even support a single person
That’s how he got his criminal start.
Selling popsicles n shit is some serious crimes
@@billybob4159 selling an ice cream for a buck in the 70s is straight robbery 😂
@@euphoriaggaminghd not to mention he fs didn’t have a permit for those ice creams
We need more people like him in this world.
Supply and demand. I've been to several car shows, parades, and city events at parks where people pay $5 for a bottle of water that comes in a pack of 20 for less than $10.
Ye true. At a water park called soak city, you can get a bottle of water, burger, and fries for $15.00. Supply and demand at its finest.
Shit comes in a pack of 32 for less than $5 at Walmart, lidl,and Aldi
He sold the whole cooler? I think he might have got a bit more money if he sold the ice cream instead but okay...
Im sure he meant he sold out the cooler. Sold the whole cooler. Sold all the contents inside the cooler.
@@MrWonkawonka it’s sarcasm lol
@@JesusMedina-ty6pi Hahahahahaha im familiar with it.
*1978:* Man makes fortune selling mass ice creams in 4 coolers
*2021:* Karen calls cops on black girl for selling bottled water
@Jordan Spencer still happening tho
When did that ever happen lmao
I like how you had to specify "black" so you can get your "anti racist points" for internet attention.
@@theaccordian9377 didnt had to specify, its a real story.
Google permit patty.
@@theaccordian9377 love how you decided to get upset for no reason other than him mentioning the word “black”
Back when the Only condition for success was "have an idea"
Never underestimate the power to be able to supply a need
Back when tuition was $100 a class. Good for you, try doing that shit now. You gamed the system when it was on easy mode.
At my community college it’s like 350$ a class
He can repeat it. He will make from $100 to $500 daily.
I mean that’s like me selling Ice cream for $10-$15 a piece at a boat launch.
Birth of a Hustler right there
I like how everyone assumed Jordan went to the minimum wage club when he was looking like that in the 80s. Dude definitly saw someone in the stands while he was snorting blow out of an orifice in the VIP booth.
This does not involve Wall Street at all. It's just simple stump selling.
He is the wolf of wall street haha the film is based on his life
@@Tateygb no it's based on a peice of fiction he wrote
Basically every grand parent that's confused why their grandkid doesn't have their own place, a doctorate, 4 kids, and a business of their own
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Lol my grandparents just chill and don’t expect anything from me but my happiness
Drug dealing explained with ice cream.
I love how a conman takes credit for something people have been doing forever. Lol makes me die laughing he talks about a job my grandfather did in the 40’s in Atlantic City.
Being an ice cream truck driver was one of the best jobs I’ve ever had, fun and great pay
This guy's got that kind of accent that just screams "full of it" don't know how anyone ever fell for his crap.
Ahh yes, everyone from several areas of the NYC greater metropolitan area are full of it when they speak because they speak like this. All few million of them
@@Eminembest4eva1 Guess you'd be one to fall for his scams. Anyone that's good at reading people can immediately tell how sleazy he sounds.. it's about the subtle nuances, not the general accent.
@@definitelyfunatparties it’s called mannerisms lmao. You guys couldn’t even think of the right word to use.
@@SenorGooch sorry for speaking 6 different languages and not having every single word stuffed in my head 🤷♂️ but yes, that is what I meant.
@@SenorGooch i couldn't? Dude said accent, several million people in my state have this same accent lmfao he didn't say mannerisms which is far different
“And then I went on to become a shameless criminal”
@Ian Davis [Human Resources] Have you ever come across the term ‘projection’? Also, stealing money through criminal acts does not make someone an alpha. Sounds like you play too much GTA.
@Ian Davis [Human Resources] You're a sad mess 🤣
Hahahah the beach they showed when he said jones beach lmaooo
How he carry 4 coolers full of ice cream
Determination
A car?
@@petrol11
he rented a car for 2 bucks a day:)
Ok but 40 years later we STILL have to walk a mile to the concession stand at Jones beach! 😂
Then his stragity still works
@@nicholasl850 I use that Bugs Bunny term so often I’ve forgotten which is correct
"Made 400-500 dollars my second day selling ice-creams, f***** a few women who came to buy that ice-cream, snorted some cocaine and STILL made more money than my parents. I was a wolf in human clothing you see....."
Couldn’t do that today, you’d have someone call the police on you for not having a sales permit
Back in the day there was less rules. Now there’s rules for everything and you have to pay taxes
Yeah like when kids just want to have a lemonade stand they have to get a permit from the health department
NO ONE would pay $1.00 for a ice cream in the 70s!🤣😂 Hell a can of soda was only 50c a can in the 90s. Obviously he's still a liar!
It's all about the situation put a man in the desert and he'll pay whatever he has for a bottle of water. He was using their laziness as a sales technique he removed the travel brought the product to them
Yeah I get it but still complete B.S. sure a few people would pay but no way he sold 5 coolers worth of extremely overpriced candy. Remember a $1 then could of gotten you a entire meal in places.
@@hallon7934 dude nobody in the 70’s even out if laziness was wasting a dollar on ice cream unless they were rich. You could get whole sundaes for 20 cents in the 70/
You heard him say they had to walk a half mile to the concession stand and he's already on the beach it's called supply and demand. Not to mention all the drunk tourists who really just want some ice cream on a hot ass day
@@whyneons5021 yeah at a store or restaurant, not on the beach when the nearest drink or food is a half mile away, it's called supply and demand
This was back before the government stopped essentially every economic transaction. This is simply not possible in the hyper regulated economy in which we have now.
"Sell me this Italian Ice"
And now we have closed nigh almost all the ways these guys “made it” behind them as they climbed to greatness. So much for “The American Dream.”
“I was at Jones Beach”
Shows some tropical resort lmao.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is a wtf moment. Pure hustle.
“Jones Beach” (shows tropical paradise island). Ha. Person who made this has no idea what Jones Beach, NY looks like
When I was 12-13 I went to the start of a long pathway that extended 10 miles in Queens. I loaded up coolers with ice. And sold water. Bought a 24 pack for maybe a few bucks. Sold them for a buck each. Things were going good until the ice cream truck driver threatened to report me because I was stealing his business. He actually got out of his truck and cursed me out.
Gotta respect the hustle. And love that we never forget those days that looked super good to us at one point and later on you’re like “I can’t believe I thought that was a lot of money” but it still sticks with you. Like a first taste of success. A memory like that will always be special no matter how far you make it in life.
What a day to be alive! Now days those opportunities don’t exist.
Now he's known as the greatest ice cream man to have ever lived.
He even made a movie. The cream man of Wall Street
Permits eat up most of the profits nowadays, but this is still super inspiring.
Not everywhere. In Philadelphia it’s less than 1000 for food and free for non food. He would have permit money in a week tops.
It shouldn't be inspiring because it's bullshit.
@ur couzin Check out the price of a hot dog stand license in Manhattan. It's a free market, if a permit is lucrative then it'll be a significant portion of a business.
Indeed, robbing people is inspiring, a buck for ice cream in the 70s is an actual scam
Incredible! Now I need to do something like that 🤔
Why people hating on this guy? Just because he's sharing his stories of his past doesn't mean he wasn't hustling. You gotta respect the hustle. Yeah today is different now from the past but people don't understand his message.
Today Karen would have spot this wolf from a mile away and would have shut his game down.👊
Don't let hurdles become roadblocks.
You say that as if "karen" wouldn't be doing everyone except this piece of shit a solid
Honestly if i upped the price alongside wages rising its deserved. A buck for ice cream in the 70s is actual robbery
😂
Ya unfortunately the cops would shut that down instantly today. Gotta get that revenue for Manhattan
Thinking forward and seeing what people want and need is not only profitable but providing the customer with a needed service. Once you find that product or idea that people need . that's how you can make money.
The fact this man isn’t dead blows my mind😂
He then stole millions from families. Can't stand people idolizing this guy
Man guy made billions didnt pay taxes then gets 3 hots and a cot for a couple decades for free then gets out makes more milkions
Imma hustla, imma imma hustla homie
Hustlers are gonna hustle.
If he opens his mouth but doesn’t eat i know he’s lying
😂 he’s a natural
Once a hustler, always a hustler.
Back when innovation was easy.
Wait minimum wage was $1.25 and icecram was $1
The guy whos hiring people who work for an hour to earn enough money to cover an italian ice is the real money maker here
Believe it or not, minimum wage does not represent the amount of money the average American makes. It's called minimum wage, not average wage. The vast majority of workers are able to move on to higher pay after enough experience.
@@theaccordian9377 LIAR!
Damn inspiring💪
I work at Jones Beach now and people still do this. They walk through the sand with a wheel barrow selling ice cream. They get shit from the park management all the time, but they’re so chill with all the lifeguards.
Why should I believe this guy? He literally made his millions lying to people and ripping them off. Now he plays pretend that he was just a “good salesman” and not a criminal.
He was a criminal 10 year old, he sold ice cream without a permit. Someone arrest him. You people are sad
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 it's about the crimes that he did later in life not that he sold ice cream
Wow so cool bro! Like, bro, you are an inspiration for all accelerationists bro! Keep it up bro! You'll choke in your own vomit someday bro, rad, bro
Mint 😂😂🤣
Lol.
Happens in Argentina everywhere, trains, buses, beaches, any street.
Wealth comes from ideas..& actions
I thought fudge-icles was only said in Philly ... mostly just by myself and my family ...... just goes to show ya that you are never truly alone 🤪
The hourly wage was $1.20 yet as a kid you had $22 to spend on ice cream and candy just based around a random idea that may of failed?
Meaning losing that $22 wouldn't of been much of a loss if as a kid you were willing to risk 3-4 days of fulltime wages on a simple idea.
Sounds like you were a rich kid, extremely over stating the event or and most probably lying.
People can make above minimum wage btw
Also having saved money exist
And that’s why you’ll never be rich, can’t take a simple risk.
Thats the life changing wealth these ads keep talking about
Selling is his passion ✌️✌️
This would be so encouraging and inspiring if the game wasn't rigged. Licensing, tax and trading laws are so much more restrictive now than back in 1978. You'll make a little until the enforcement people get to you if you're not toeing the line or 'costs' do if you are.
Selling ice cream on the beach isn’t something the irs is gonna find out about dumb ass lol. He’s not el chapo.
@@kobold7763 That shows what you know. "The irs targets the crooks and the fat cats". Lol. For the benefit of the hard of understanding, let me point out that in fact the irs rather prefers to target the lowest hanging fruit and doggedly persues the little-guy with enforcement agents absolutely everywhere. You are gullible or uninformed if you think otherwise. These days your el chapos get a free ride.
Nowadays you'd need to apply for council permission. Usually rejected and then gave a fine if you tried to sell the ice creams anyway
The third day the vendors booted his ass out.
All from a simple idea supported by simple effort 🤯
Try that shit today....
You have your vendors permit?
You have your health inspiration permit?
Where's your DBA license?
Do you have your EIN # from the county?
What's your IRS Business #?
Do you have permission to sell in this area?
Where's your insurance and liability coverage?
I love the fabricated stories this man has, theyre so good i could eat his lies with a spoon
He could end poverty
@@sd0372 end poverty with his liessss
He saw an opportunity and took it.
Jones beach long beach and robert moses are some of the best memories.
Wen is he gonna start paying back the ppl he conned?
He already has and has paid back everyone that he knows of
He can Start selling ice creams again 😂