back to a routine in my life in nyc ~ a vlog

hello, friends! I'm back from vacation (no literally... I just got back) and we are getting back in the swing of things! a lovely little summer vlog, we've got reality tv, a grocery haul, cat sitting, contemplating life in a my 20's, a date night, and unfortunately... work. but you don't need to worry about that part. enjoy!!
xo
cassie
let's hang some more:
kauai vlog w mel: • come enjoy some peace ...
solo in hawaii: • exploring kauai solo ~...
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Canon G7X
Final Cut Pro X
Procreate Pro for iPad
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timestamps:
00:00 welcome to nyc!
03:39 contemplating life in my 20's
09:57 cosplaying as an upper west sider
14:10 it is hot
17:24 date night in the west village
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[@BXLatina35]

Wow that was a good looking couch.. Hopefully someone took it..

[@anagoncalves6335]

The school sistem don't repare us for adulthood...at all!! Finances, house market, loands, health care, the amont a paper work it takes to be adult...oh my god.

[@CassiePaulsenVlogs]

it's all a lot 🥲

[@metallicatt316]

I love your videos, and I hope this does not come off as being rude. However, if you can afford to take a trip to Hawaii, you must be doing very well. I haven’t been on vacation in nearly 10 years and I don’t see myself being able to take one anytime soon. Simply because I cannot afford to. I rarely buy coffee from a restaurant because I cannot afford to. Therefore, I don’t have to worry about leaving a tip. Again, I do apologize if I sound rude. That is certainly not my intention. You might just consider your content after returning from a vacation.

[@CassiePaulsenVlogs]

you are totally right! my vacation was made possible largely in part to not having to pay for where i was staying (i was cat sitting), but i still did use my savings to pay for the rest. i am very grateful to have a job, and grateful for experiences like that one! but also very aware of the ways i am privileged, and that there are certainly people in much different financial situations from me. most people who come buy coffee every day seem pretty financially stable, and they are the target audience of those sentiments. i am lucky to have some great experiences, and i'm also just a regular person who would love if the finance bros i see every day would leave a tip on their $9 coffee :)) they are the assholes, not other minimum wage workers, and i'm sorry if that point did not come across. i was speaking to the reality of what it looks like to work in an industry where tips make up a great deal of my income.