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Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch

Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch

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Clavicular gets approached by a Nobu hotel owner in the middle of a club who tells him he'll give him anything he wants "I'm from Miami. I own Nobu Hotel. Whenever you want, free meals, any bitches. I own hotels around the world." "This is my table. Whatever you want, you tell me, and I got you. Anything you want."

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Clavicular gets approached by a Nobu hotel owner in the middle of a club who tells him he'll give him anything he wants "I'm from Miami. I own Nobu Hotel. Whenever you want, free meals, any bitches. I own hotels around the world." "This is my table. Whatever you want, you tell me, and I got you. Anything you want."

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Caleb Hammer reveals his biggest money mistake was buying rental properties instead of investing in the market “I made decent money, but I would have made so much more money by just being in the market instead of focusing on that. My rental properties back in my home state, I am fully exiting them and just putting the money in the market.”

Caleb Hammer reveals his biggest money mistake was buying rental properties instead of investing in the market “I made decent money, but I would have made so much more money by just being in the market instead of focusing on that. My rental properties back in my home state, I am fully exiting them and just putting the money in the market.”

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Kyle explains why eating healthy in the US is much harder than in other countries ''We went to Dagestan and it's basically impossible to eat unhealthy because everything is freshly grown. But here it's so much harder, fast food is everywhere and almost everything being sold in stores is bad. It's so much harder''

Kyle explains why eating healthy in the US is much harder than in other countries ''We went to Dagestan and it's basically impossible to eat unhealthy because everything is freshly grown. But here it's so much harder, fast food is everywhere and almost everything being sold in stores is bad. It's so much harder''

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Orangie explains how he onboarded one of the top memecoin deployers who made over $1,000,000 “He’s 17 years old, he made $1,000,000 devving tokens, he has 200 tokens that migrated on pumpfun”

Orangie explains how he onboarded one of the top memecoin deployers who made over $1,000,000 “He’s 17 years old, he made $1,000,000 devving tokens, he has 200 tokens that migrated on pumpfun”

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Threadguy says weed is out for 2026 “Weed is in a 6-10 year bear market and it’s not bouncing anytime soon. If I see you smoking weed, we’re not going to hang out. I love weed as much as the next guy, but I never understood the brain of a weed smoker. It’s like, I’m going to wake up in the morning and the first thing I do is make myself retarded for the rest of the day”

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Threadguy says weed is out for 2026 “Weed is in a 6-10 year bear market and it’s not bouncing anytime soon. If I see you smoking weed, we’re not going to hang out. I love weed as much as the next guy, but I never understood the brain of a weed smoker. It’s like, I’m going to wake up in the morning and the first thing I do is make myself retarded for the rest of the day”

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Insentos says Kimchi made around $50,000,000 on the Trump coin “It’s crazy because he was already rich before he hit that”

Insentos says Kimchi made around $50,000,000 on the Trump coin “It’s crazy because he was already rich before he hit that”

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Threadguy reacts to Polymarket making $13M since turning fees on “Polymarket turned on fees last week and is now a top 4 crypto protocol by revenue. $2M to Hyperliquid’s $2.4M” “Maybe the only thing that can save crypto right now is Polymarket, the way things are looking right now”

Threadguy reacts to Polymarket making $13M since turning fees on “Polymarket turned on fees last week and is now a top 4 crypto protocol by revenue. $2M to Hyperliquid’s $2.4M” “Maybe the only thing that can save crypto right now is Polymarket, the way things are looking right now”

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TJR reveals he won $1,100,000 gambling while brushing his teeth “This is how bad it got. I was brushing my teeth, and did a $100K bonus buy on Le Bandit, and won $1.1M completely off stream”

TJR reveals he won $1,100,000 gambling while brushing his teeth “This is how bad it got. I was brushing my teeth, and did a $100K bonus buy on Le Bandit, and won $1.1M completely off stream”

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Threadguy explains why Crypto’s biggest problem is there’s no good coins to bid “Everybody thinks we need to onboard people to buy our trash. The actual take is that we need more good coins to buy. There isn’t a marketing problem or a liquidity problem, there’s a good coins problem”

Threadguy explains why Crypto’s biggest problem is there’s no good coins to bid “Everybody thinks we need to onboard people to buy our trash. The actual take is that we need more good coins to buy. There isn’t a marketing problem or a liquidity problem, there’s a good coins problem”

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Denzel Washington says his mom made sure fame never changed him or got to his head "I thought I was hot stuff. I came home, it was early on in my career, and I knew I was a movie star. I came to my mother in the beauty shop and I said, 'Ma, did you ever think it was gonna be like this?' She said, 'What did you say?' Right then I knew I was in trouble. So she started calling me 'Superstar.'" "'So you're Superstar? I tell you what, Superstar. Go in the back, Superstar. Get that bucket and that squeegee and some soap and water and hit those windows. Superstar, when you're finished, Superstar, grab the mop and mop the floor down. Wipe it all the way down, Superstar. Have you finished wiping it down? Are you in the back, Superstar? Get the roaches out. Clean all the bottles.' I got the message."

Denzel Washington says his mom made sure fame never changed him or got to his head "I thought I was hot stuff. I came home, it was early on in my career, and I knew I was a movie star. I came to my mother in the beauty shop and I said, 'Ma, did you ever think it was gonna be like this?' She said, 'What did you say?' Right then I knew I was in trouble. So she started calling me 'Superstar.'" "'So you're Superstar? I tell you what, Superstar. Go in the back, Superstar. Get that bucket and that squeegee and some soap and water and hit those windows. Superstar, when you're finished, Superstar, grab the mop and mop the floor down. Wipe it all the way down, Superstar. Have you finished wiping it down? Are you in the back, Superstar? Get the roaches out. Clean all the bottles.' I got the message."

5,090,728 views • 9 days ago

Reggie Miller says Kobe Bryant broke the unwritten NBA rule, and that's why they started fighting "The unwritten rule in basketball is when you're up 12 with 22 seconds left, you hold the ball and dribble out the clock. But Kobe told me, 'If I get this ball, I'm shooting it.'" "I told him, 'Yeah, I'm sure you are, because that's what you do. You're just trying to get your numbers.' We started going back and forth, and I told myself, 'If he comes to me, it's on.'" "He took one step toward me, so I body-checked him. That's all I wanted. I kept telling him, 'Just come one step closer. Cross the line.' Then, boom, I picked him up and took him into the scorer's table."

Reggie Miller says Kobe Bryant broke the unwritten NBA rule, and that's why they started fighting "The unwritten rule in basketball is when you're up 12 with 22 seconds left, you hold the ball and dribble out the clock. But Kobe told me, 'If I get this ball, I'm shooting it.'" "I told him, 'Yeah, I'm sure you are, because that's what you do. You're just trying to get your numbers.' We started going back and forth, and I told myself, 'If he comes to me, it's on.'" "He took one step toward me, so I body-checked him. That's all I wanted. I kept telling him, 'Just come one step closer. Cross the line.' Then, boom, I picked him up and took him into the scorer's table."

2,459,596 views • 7 days ago

Steven Bartlett says a few glasses of wine ruined the next 3 days of his life “It's one of those areas where you don't understand the hidden cost until you really give it up for a while. I stopped drinking at 30 years old. I'm now 33. When I was 31, I thought, I'll have a drink again because now I could really A/B test it. I had a year of not drinking, decided to have a drink again” “It ruined three days of my life. I had a couple of glasses of wine, didn't get drunk. It ruined three days of my life because of the domino effect it caused” “I got worse sleep that night, and then because I got worse sleep that night, I ate more poorly the next day because my dopamine system or whatever, the cortisol system was all messed up. I podcasted worse. I didn't go to the gym that day or the day after because I felt really bad. I then slept worse, and I could track all of this on my Whoop”

Steven Bartlett says a few glasses of wine ruined the next 3 days of his life “It's one of those areas where you don't understand the hidden cost until you really give it up for a while. I stopped drinking at 30 years old. I'm now 33. When I was 31, I thought, I'll have a drink again because now I could really A/B test it. I had a year of not drinking, decided to have a drink again” “It ruined three days of my life. I had a couple of glasses of wine, didn't get drunk. It ruined three days of my life because of the domino effect it caused” “I got worse sleep that night, and then because I got worse sleep that night, I ate more poorly the next day because my dopamine system or whatever, the cortisol system was all messed up. I podcasted worse. I didn't go to the gym that day or the day after because I felt really bad. I then slept worse, and I could track all of this on my Whoop”

26,378,772 views • 1 month ago

Clavicular messes up his ear after pinnaplasty surgery while trying to put on a polo shirt

Clavicular messes up his ear after pinnaplasty surgery while trying to put on a polo shirt

2,227,620 views • 13 days ago

Franke reveals he offered a company a $500,000 settlement before winning over $4,500,000 in court "They told me they had sold over a million units, so I said, 'Alright, let's talk settlement.' We offered them half a million dollars before litigation. We hadn't spent any money on lawyers yet. It would've been $500,000 in straight profit." "They came back with a counteroffer of $750, which is about one hour of lawyer time. Their lawyers kept telling us we didn't have a case, even after I showed them the two products side by side." "In the end, we won over $4.5 million in court. After all the appeals and legal costs, they ended up paying more than $7 million. I offered them $500,000 on day one, and they still chose to fight it. Let that be a lesson that ego is just like sand in the wind."

Franke reveals he offered a company a $500,000 settlement before winning over $4,500,000 in court "They told me they had sold over a million units, so I said, 'Alright, let's talk settlement.' We offered them half a million dollars before litigation. We hadn't spent any money on lawyers yet. It would've been $500,000 in straight profit." "They came back with a counteroffer of $750, which is about one hour of lawyer time. Their lawyers kept telling us we didn't have a case, even after I showed them the two products side by side." "In the end, we won over $4.5 million in court. After all the appeals and legal costs, they ended up paying more than $7 million. I offered them $500,000 on day one, and they still chose to fight it. Let that be a lesson that ego is just like sand in the wind."

530,362 views • 4 days ago

Shaquille O'Neal reveals American Express thought his credit card had been stolen after he spent $70,000 at Walmart "I have the biggest purchase in Walmart history: $70,000. I got traded from Miami to Phoenix, and I'm the type of guy who has no patience. I get to Phoenix, they have an apartment for me, but nothing's in it. So at 2 or 3 in the morning, I gotta go get four or five TVs. I gotta go get printers, I gotta go get laptops. I gotta go get appliances, sheets, towels, underwear, T-shirts." "So in the end, it was $70,000. It got declined, so I pulled it out and put it back in. It said declined again. So now I'm saying, 'I know I'm not broke.' So then I just said, 'Alright, I'll be back.'" "Then American Express security called me and said, 'Hey man, somebody stole your credit card and they spent $70,000 at Walmart.' I said, 'No, that was me.' They said, 'What the hell are you buying for $70,000?' So they turned it back on."

Shaquille O'Neal reveals American Express thought his credit card had been stolen after he spent $70,000 at Walmart "I have the biggest purchase in Walmart history: $70,000. I got traded from Miami to Phoenix, and I'm the type of guy who has no patience. I get to Phoenix, they have an apartment for me, but nothing's in it. So at 2 or 3 in the morning, I gotta go get four or five TVs. I gotta go get printers, I gotta go get laptops. I gotta go get appliances, sheets, towels, underwear, T-shirts." "So in the end, it was $70,000. It got declined, so I pulled it out and put it back in. It said declined again. So now I'm saying, 'I know I'm not broke.' So then I just said, 'Alright, I'll be back.'" "Then American Express security called me and said, 'Hey man, somebody stole your credit card and they spent $70,000 at Walmart.' I said, 'No, that was me.' They said, 'What the hell are you buying for $70,000?' So they turned it back on."

1,972,170 views • 13 days ago

Millionaire investor Pace Morby says RV parks are one of the best investments because they're "lazy assets" that can generate $30,000 to $40,000 a month with almost no management "People tell you to buy laundromats. No, you should buy an RV park and put a laundromat in the RV park. The RV park is the main staple. There's almost no management, the manager lives on-site, and there's basically nothing to fix because it's mostly gravel" "I've got a 580-unit multifamily property in North Houston, and we're constantly fixing things and dealing with tenants moving in and out. RV parks are different. You can buy a good one for $3 million to $7 million on seller financing, and they can net $30,000 to $40,000 a month after every expense. I call them the only true 'one-and-done' asset."

Millionaire investor Pace Morby says RV parks are one of the best investments because they're "lazy assets" that can generate $30,000 to $40,000 a month with almost no management "People tell you to buy laundromats. No, you should buy an RV park and put a laundromat in the RV park. The RV park is the main staple. There's almost no management, the manager lives on-site, and there's basically nothing to fix because it's mostly gravel" "I've got a 580-unit multifamily property in North Houston, and we're constantly fixing things and dealing with tenants moving in and out. RV parks are different. You can buy a good one for $3 million to $7 million on seller financing, and they can net $30,000 to $40,000 a month after every expense. I call them the only true 'one-and-done' asset."

2,832,848 views • 20 days ago

Shaquille O'Neal explains how he found the financial advisor who helped him build generational wealth "I got a call from the bank manager, who was a family friend, and he asked me if I knew how to read bank statements. I said, 'Yeah, I learned it in school.' I was reading it and realized I was already $80,000 in the hole. He looked at me and said, 'Son, I watched you play here in high school. You're a bright, smart young man. I don't want you to be like all these other athletes.'" "So I met with a whole bunch of financial advisors. Guys were telling me, 'You're gonna get $40 million on your first contract. Give me the $40 million and I'll turn it into $200 million by the time you're 23.' Then I met this one little Jewish man who said, 'I'm into savings bonds. We're gonna put your money away and start a corporation for your family so you can write things off.' I said, 'You know what? I'm going with you, sir.'"

Shaquille O'Neal explains how he found the financial advisor who helped him build generational wealth "I got a call from the bank manager, who was a family friend, and he asked me if I knew how to read bank statements. I said, 'Yeah, I learned it in school.' I was reading it and realized I was already $80,000 in the hole. He looked at me and said, 'Son, I watched you play here in high school. You're a bright, smart young man. I don't want you to be like all these other athletes.'" "So I met with a whole bunch of financial advisors. Guys were telling me, 'You're gonna get $40 million on your first contract. Give me the $40 million and I'll turn it into $200 million by the time you're 23.' Then I met this one little Jewish man who said, 'I'm into savings bonds. We're gonna put your money away and start a corporation for your family so you can write things off.' I said, 'You know what? I'm going with you, sir.'"

2,761,517 views • 19 days ago

Jonah Hill says Keanu Reeves was the most prepared and committed actor he's ever worked with "I pitched him the idea in my backyard before we'd ever even met. He listened to the whole thing, looked at me, and said, 'I'm in. Go write it.' From that moment on, he never wavered. He never left my side throughout the entire process" "He was the most prepared, the most committed to the character, and the most dedicated actor I've ever worked with. Behind the movie star image is someone who has fought really hard to build the life he wants, and that's what makes Keanu such a special person"

Jonah Hill says Keanu Reeves was the most prepared and committed actor he's ever worked with "I pitched him the idea in my backyard before we'd ever even met. He listened to the whole thing, looked at me, and said, 'I'm in. Go write it.' From that moment on, he never wavered. He never left my side throughout the entire process" "He was the most prepared, the most committed to the character, and the most dedicated actor I've ever worked with. Behind the movie star image is someone who has fought really hard to build the life he wants, and that's what makes Keanu such a special person"

2,244,609 views • 18 days ago

Jake Paul reveals he lost a $10,000,000 deal because of his brother Logan "I wasn't even the one who filmed the video. It was just by association because my brother did. YouTube demonetized me, every brand dropped me, and a $10 million Target deal that was supposed to go live just seven days later was canceled. My life changed overnight, and I remember thinking, 'What the f**k am I gonna do?'"

1,856,951 views • 23 days ago

Amouranth reveals she owns 4 gas stations worth ~$14,000,000 “When it’s like $3 million, it’s usually gas station stuff. Gas stations are like $3 million each. I think I have about three right now, and I’m working on a fourth. Each one is worth about $3-4 million, because that’s the land plus all the facilities” “I don’t really know the yearly cash flow off the top of my head, because I don’t really look at them for profitability. It’s more so I can reduce, on paper, how much I’m making to the IRS, because I have all these business expenses”

Amouranth reveals she owns 4 gas stations worth ~$14,000,000 “When it’s like $3 million, it’s usually gas station stuff. Gas stations are like $3 million each. I think I have about three right now, and I’m working on a fourth. Each one is worth about $3-4 million, because that’s the land plus all the facilities” “I don’t really know the yearly cash flow off the top of my head, because I don’t really look at them for profitability. It’s more so I can reduce, on paper, how much I’m making to the IRS, because I have all these business expenses”

7,972,249 views • 2 months ago

Former NFL player Pacman Jones reveals his wife exposed that his mama was spending more money than him "My first two years, I put up probably half of my signing bonus. I would see the statements, but I wasn't paying attention. And my wife looked at the statements. She said, 'Goddamn, man, your bills were $82,000 this month. It's like your mama's bills are more than yours"

Former NFL player Pacman Jones reveals his wife exposed that his mama was spending more money than him "My first two years, I put up probably half of my signing bonus. I would see the statements, but I wasn't paying attention. And my wife looked at the statements. She said, 'Goddamn, man, your bills were $82,000 this month. It's like your mama's bills are more than yours"

1,644,152 views • 25 days ago

Jake Paul blows up a car in 15 shots on his $40,000,000 ranch "Bro couldn't hit the ocean"

Jake Paul blows up a car in 15 shots on his $40,000,000 ranch "Bro couldn't hit the ocean"

2,345,798 views • 1 month ago

Dr. Miami reveals the changes he'll make to perfect Clavicular's nose "Nobody on earth is perfectly symmetrical. Everybody is slightly asymmetrical. Nostrils are like sisters or brothers, they're not identical twins. Your left nostril is slightly wider than your right nostril. Both of them are just slightly wide by beauty standards" "What I'm going to do this morning is take in a tiny bit of the nostril over here, a little more on this side than that side. Just a tiny bit, to bring them closer together and get us as close as we can to what people would consider the perfect beauty standard"

Dr. Miami reveals the changes he'll make to perfect Clavicular's nose "Nobody on earth is perfectly symmetrical. Everybody is slightly asymmetrical. Nostrils are like sisters or brothers, they're not identical twins. Your left nostril is slightly wider than your right nostril. Both of them are just slightly wide by beauty standards" "What I'm going to do this morning is take in a tiny bit of the nostril over here, a little more on this side than that side. Just a tiny bit, to bring them closer together and get us as close as we can to what people would consider the perfect beauty standard"

2,722,855 views • 1 month ago

Jake Paul says his ranch is the best thing in the world "Whenever I drive through the gates, I just start smiling. It's the best thing in the world. 6,000 acres, it's crazy"

Jake Paul says his ranch is the best thing in the world "Whenever I drive through the gates, I just start smiling. It's the best thing in the world. 6,000 acres, it's crazy"

2,406,138 views • 1 month ago

Rasmr reveals Kai Cenat's 1,000,000 subs record was just him gifting subs to himself at an 80% discount "I'm surprised at how many people don't know this. Every sub that Kai gifted to his own channel, he kept 80% of the revenue. So a million subs wasn't a $5 million expense, it was closer to $1 million" "He'd have sponsors buy subs, keep 80% of the money, and use that to climb the sub leaderboard. That's basically how the Kai Cenat marathon stream strategy worked"

Rasmr reveals Kai Cenat's 1,000,000 subs record was just him gifting subs to himself at an 80% discount "I'm surprised at how many people don't know this. Every sub that Kai gifted to his own channel, he kept 80% of the revenue. So a million subs wasn't a $5 million expense, it was closer to $1 million" "He'd have sponsors buy subs, keep 80% of the money, and use that to climb the sub leaderboard. That's basically how the Kai Cenat marathon stream strategy worked"

802,958 views • 17 days ago

Ashton Hall reveals he never trains abs despite having an insane six pack “I don’t do core. I didn’t do core for like 10 years. We all have a six pack, you just might not see it because of your diet. That’s why I do no carbs, the diet is for the core” “If you want a smaller waist, you don’t train core at all, you just make sure you’re in a caloric deficit so you can lose the fat over it”

Ashton Hall reveals he never trains abs despite having an insane six pack “I don’t do core. I didn’t do core for like 10 years. We all have a six pack, you just might not see it because of your diet. That’s why I do no carbs, the diet is for the core” “If you want a smaller waist, you don’t train core at all, you just make sure you’re in a caloric deficit so you can lose the fat over it”

4,436,538 views • 2 months ago

Hallie Batchelder reveals how she got a free boob job “I really wanted to get my tits done because they looked really sad. I had gained weight, lost weight, and they looked really depressed. I was hooking up with this guy at the time, he was like this hedge fund owner, billionaire guy, and he was like, ‘I’ll pay for your tits.’ So he Venmo’d me like 12 grand or something. Him and his friend both split it, so they each had a tit or something” “I just pocketed that money and told my parents, ‘Listen, if I get my real estate license, will you pay for my tits?’ And they were like, ‘Of course.’ So these guys think they owe my tits, but really I just got my real estate license and my parents paid for the tits”

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Hallie Batchelder reveals how she got a free boob job “I really wanted to get my tits done because they looked really sad. I had gained weight, lost weight, and they looked really depressed. I was hooking up with this guy at the time, he was like this hedge fund owner, billionaire guy, and he was like, ‘I’ll pay for your tits.’ So he Venmo’d me like 12 grand or something. Him and his friend both split it, so they each had a tit or something” “I just pocketed that money and told my parents, ‘Listen, if I get my real estate license, will you pay for my tits?’ And they were like, ‘Of course.’ So these guys think they owe my tits, but really I just got my real estate license and my parents paid for the tits”

4,110,557 views • 2 months ago

LeBron James explains what it really takes to stay with someone for 20+ years "We've been together since high school, so shit ain't always gonna be a bed of roses in any relationship, let alone with someone that you've been living with for over 20 years" "I think communication is number one. Being honest is number two. Number three is that you have to be okay with being uncomfortable in relationships sometimes. You can't always have it your way. You can't always think, 'My way or the highway.' That's never gonna work that way" "They say, 'Happy wife, happy life.' Happy life, is that shit real, bro? But also, happy husband, happy loving"

LeBron James explains what it really takes to stay with someone for 20+ years "We've been together since high school, so shit ain't always gonna be a bed of roses in any relationship, let alone with someone that you've been living with for over 20 years" "I think communication is number one. Being honest is number two. Number three is that you have to be okay with being uncomfortable in relationships sometimes. You can't always have it your way. You can't always think, 'My way or the highway.' That's never gonna work that way" "They say, 'Happy wife, happy life.' Happy life, is that shit real, bro? But also, happy husband, happy loving"

1,775,807 views • 1 month ago

Caleb Hammer reveals this e-girl has more than $27,000,000 in stocks “You have $27 million in stocks, but it looks like you withdrew about $1.5 million in cash, potentially from this portfolio. 'I think that was for the private equity expense'” “Do you have someone that’s picking the stocks for you, or how do you go about it?” “My accountant will bring stuff to me, and then I have to approve it. They don’t just do it without me knowing. We usually have a discussion about it. But yeah, they’ll find stuff for me” “I like safe stocks. My personal knowledge that I’ve gained is just typically what I like to stick to, unless someone else older and wiser is like, hey, this is an opportunity. Stuff like Visa, like Shopify, things that aren’t going anywhere”

Caleb Hammer reveals this e-girl has more than $27,000,000 in stocks “You have $27 million in stocks, but it looks like you withdrew about $1.5 million in cash, potentially from this portfolio. 'I think that was for the private equity expense'” “Do you have someone that’s picking the stocks for you, or how do you go about it?” “My accountant will bring stuff to me, and then I have to approve it. They don’t just do it without me knowing. We usually have a discussion about it. But yeah, they’ll find stuff for me” “I like safe stocks. My personal knowledge that I’ve gained is just typically what I like to stick to, unless someone else older and wiser is like, hey, this is an opportunity. Stuff like Visa, like Shopify, things that aren’t going anywhere”

4,426,103 views • 2 months ago