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Rent has gotten so expensive that Americans are left with nothing from their paychecks after paying it After going to school for 10 years, “Paid my rent this morning. Happy to report I had a whopping $47 left in my bank account” “I spent 10 years of my life...

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Woman says she served in the US Military, she went to college and became a nurse She says she did everything she was supposed to do. Her husband works at Intel. Even with both their incomes, they still can’t afford a home She is thinking of getting a second job because after paying $3,000 per month in rent, car payments and insurance they have almost nothing left “I did everything I was supposed to do. I went, I was in the military, I went to college, I worked and we can't buy a home. What did I do wrong?” America is not supposed to be like this. If you work hard you should be able to afford a home and have a good life
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Woman says she served in the US Military, she went to college and became a nurse She says she did everything she was supposed to do. Her husband works at Intel. Even with both their incomes, they still can’t afford a home She is thinking of getting a second job because after paying $3,000 per month in rent, car payments and insurance they have almost nothing left “I did everything I was supposed to do. I went, I was in the military, I went to college, I worked and we can't buy a home. What did I do wrong?” America is not supposed to be like this. If you work hard you should be able to afford a home and have a good life

Wall Street Apes

237,571 次观看 • 3 个月前

Americans are being crushed with the cost of living in America American breaks down in tears “I'm so f*cking tired of life. I can't afford to live here anymore. I can't afford to live here anymore — I can't afford anything” The cost of rent is so expensive, even working she must like as a roommate with her son and his roommates” “ I live with my son and his, and his roommates right now and I'm very thankful for that. But I need my own place and I can't afford it. I can't afford anything. I cannot afford to live here anymore and I can't take my own life, you know? So like what am I supposed to do”
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Americans are being crushed with the cost of living in America American breaks down in tears “I'm so f*cking tired of life. I can't afford to live here anymore. I can't afford to live here anymore — I can't afford anything” The cost of rent is so expensive, even working she must like as a roommate with her son and his roommates” “ I live with my son and his, and his roommates right now and I'm very thankful for that. But I need my own place and I can't afford it. I can't afford anything. I cannot afford to live here anymore and I can't take my own life, you know? So like what am I supposed to do”

Wall Street Apes

225,201 次观看 • 10 个月前

Rent is so expensive in America that after paying monthly bills, Americans have nothing left. Some Americans no longer see the point in living “I hit my breaking point. I literally cannot afford to live — why the f*ck am I alive? Like, I almost just bawled my eyes out inside a Walmart because I realized that I literally cannot afford to live.” “It's either pay money to eat, or f*cking don't pay other bills or pay bills and don't eat — all my money goes to bills. — I literally have no money to survive.” She says she may have to move out of her place because she has no money left for anything
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Rent is so expensive in America that after paying monthly bills, Americans have nothing left. Some Americans no longer see the point in living “I hit my breaking point. I literally cannot afford to live — why the f*ck am I alive? Like, I almost just bawled my eyes out inside a Walmart because I realized that I literally cannot afford to live.” “It's either pay money to eat, or f*cking don't pay other bills or pay bills and don't eat — all my money goes to bills. — I literally have no money to survive.” She says she may have to move out of her place because she has no money left for anything

Wall Street Apes

121,588 次观看 • 9 个月前

American single mom with 2 kids can’t find an apartment anywhere for under $2,300 in her city She decided she’ll just sleep in the living room and give her kids the bedrooms, she still can’t afford the minimum of what a 2 bedroom cost The cost of rent is a National Emergency, “When are we just going to put a cap on rent, because I swear to God, I've been looking. Places have gotten so expensive” The price of rent in America MUST be addressed, people can’t afford to live
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American single mom with 2 kids can’t find an apartment anywhere for under $2,300 in her city She decided she’ll just sleep in the living room and give her kids the bedrooms, she still can’t afford the minimum of what a 2 bedroom cost The cost of rent is a National Emergency, “When are we just going to put a cap on rent, because I swear to God, I've been looking. Places have gotten so expensive” The price of rent in America MUST be addressed, people can’t afford to live

Wall Street Apes

2,247,524 次观看 • 1 年前

I am officially homeless and helpless. My landlady has given us a quit notice, and I only have four days left in the house. I lost my job two years ago and have not been able to find another one since then. Houses in Enugu are very expensive, and I can’t afford rent at the moment. I am exhausted and overwhelmed, I can’t do this anymore,” — Lady cries out
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I am officially homeless and helpless. My landlady has given us a quit notice, and I only have four days left in the house. I lost my job two years ago and have not been able to find another one since then. Houses in Enugu are very expensive, and I can’t afford rent at the moment. I am exhausted and overwhelmed, I can’t do this anymore,” — Lady cries out

TENIOLA

21,189 次观看 • 4 个月前

After losing my dad a few years back, I calculated that if I were to live as long as him, I had roughly 30 years left. To put that in perspective, I've been flying for over 38 years and have less than 10 to go. From that moment forward, I promised myself I was going to make the most of every minute granted on this earth. One of the greatest opportunities of being an #airlinepilot is to experience and appreciate the #abundance life has to offer. It took a lot of work to get here, so why not? Today, I'm taking in the #ambiance of the #PeninsulaHotelShanghai enjoying an #afternoontea with a late lunch. Live life like there is no tomorrow! #finedining #aviatrix #freightdogfashionista
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After losing my dad a few years back, I calculated that if I were to live as long as him, I had roughly 30 years left. To put that in perspective, I've been flying for over 38 years and have less than 10 to go. From that moment forward, I promised myself I was going to make the most of every minute granted on this earth. One of the greatest opportunities of being an #airlinepilot is to experience and appreciate the #abundance life has to offer. It took a lot of work to get here, so why not? Today, I'm taking in the #ambiance of the #PeninsulaHotelShanghai enjoying an #afternoontea with a late lunch. Live life like there is no tomorrow! #finedining #aviatrix #freightdogfashionista

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178,936 次观看 • 2 年前

College graduate can’t even get a job at McDonald’s or Walmart “This job market is so cooked. I have a degree in chemical engineering, spent 4 years of my life getting this degree and I can't get a job anywhere. I've applied to so many different engineering firms, I just cannot get a job. So then I started applying to like places like Walmart and McDonald's, and I've been rejected from all of them, every single one” “I spent 4 years of my life for this degree, and I can't even get a job that pays $14 an hour” According to recent data, only about 30% of college graduates are able to find jobs with their degrees within a reasonable amount of time They must put in an average over over 100+ applications Average debt for bachelors degree: $35,000+ Average debt for masters degree: $77,000+ How is this now a scam So to get both you must go into about $105,000 in debt
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College graduate can’t even get a job at McDonald’s or Walmart “This job market is so cooked. I have a degree in chemical engineering, spent 4 years of my life getting this degree and I can't get a job anywhere. I've applied to so many different engineering firms, I just cannot get a job. So then I started applying to like places like Walmart and McDonald's, and I've been rejected from all of them, every single one” “I spent 4 years of my life for this degree, and I can't even get a job that pays $14 an hour” According to recent data, only about 30% of college graduates are able to find jobs with their degrees within a reasonable amount of time They must put in an average over over 100+ applications Average debt for bachelors degree: $35,000+ Average debt for masters degree: $77,000+ How is this now a scam So to get both you must go into about $105,000 in debt

Wall Street Apes

489,970 次观看 • 1 个月前

Americans can’t survive with the cost of housing and nobody in Congress seems to care American says she’s works full time and doesn’t have a single dollar left over after paying rent and bills, she can’t even afford groceries. “What is the point?” “How are we supposed to survive anymore? I'm sitting here waiting to go into work. I work 40 hours a week. I make $15 an hour, which is better than a lot of other places that I've worked or applied for. And I can't afford anything. I have nothing left over after I pay for rent and my bills and I don't even have a car payment. I don't pay for my phone. My parents still take care of that for me, thank goodness. I'm glad I have parents that still support me in some way. But yeah, so it's like I can't even pay for groceries and what am I supposed to do? I don't want to go into work because I'm not making. I'm not making any money. And what is the point? What is the point? So genuinely, what should I do? Because I don't know how much longer I can do this.”
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Americans can’t survive with the cost of housing and nobody in Congress seems to care American says she’s works full time and doesn’t have a single dollar left over after paying rent and bills, she can’t even afford groceries. “What is the point?” “How are we supposed to survive anymore? I'm sitting here waiting to go into work. I work 40 hours a week. I make $15 an hour, which is better than a lot of other places that I've worked or applied for. And I can't afford anything. I have nothing left over after I pay for rent and my bills and I don't even have a car payment. I don't pay for my phone. My parents still take care of that for me, thank goodness. I'm glad I have parents that still support me in some way. But yeah, so it's like I can't even pay for groceries and what am I supposed to do? I don't want to go into work because I'm not making. I'm not making any money. And what is the point? What is the point? So genuinely, what should I do? Because I don't know how much longer I can do this.”

Wall Street Apes

268,118 次观看 • 1 年前

Americans no longer believe a good life is attainable “As a younger millennial, I'm really beginning to question when we're going to call it a f*cking day — We've been sold a f*cking lie pretty much our entire lives, and that this American dream is not f*cking attainable. It's not attainable. It was attainable for the older generations as we know. They were able to work their 40 hours a week and reap the benefits. Whereas we, we have to work 2 to 3 jobs” “I'm not f*cking doing it. I'm not f*cking participating in this — I'm f*cking exhausted. I'm exhausted. I have worked since I was 14 years old. I think most millennials are in the same boat. We've been working forever and we're f*cking burnt out. There's been many phases throughout my life where I've had to work multiple jobs just to get by, just to get by, and I have nothing to show for it. I don't have a house. My car, I've been driving the same car since I was in college, so 10 years, over 10 years, it's f*cking falling apart. I can barely afford groceries. I'm living with my parents because I can't afford to rent on my own. People say, oh, well just get roommates. I'm 30 fucking years old. I shouldn't have to live with f*cking roommates. I'm an adult. I was able to live on my own before. Not anymore, though. All of our clothes are fucking plastic. All of our food is poisonous. It f*cking toxic, and we're paying top dollar for it. I don't have healthcare because when I was laid off, obviously I lost my insurance and I found a way to work for myself, but I, I can't afford, I can't afford healthcare. If I do need something, I'm paying out of pocket. The list just goes. It's never ending. And I think we're all just at a f*cking point where we're, we're done, we're exhausted.“
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Americans no longer believe a good life is attainable “As a younger millennial, I'm really beginning to question when we're going to call it a f*cking day — We've been sold a f*cking lie pretty much our entire lives, and that this American dream is not f*cking attainable. It's not attainable. It was attainable for the older generations as we know. They were able to work their 40 hours a week and reap the benefits. Whereas we, we have to work 2 to 3 jobs” “I'm not f*cking doing it. I'm not f*cking participating in this — I'm f*cking exhausted. I'm exhausted. I have worked since I was 14 years old. I think most millennials are in the same boat. We've been working forever and we're f*cking burnt out. There's been many phases throughout my life where I've had to work multiple jobs just to get by, just to get by, and I have nothing to show for it. I don't have a house. My car, I've been driving the same car since I was in college, so 10 years, over 10 years, it's f*cking falling apart. I can barely afford groceries. I'm living with my parents because I can't afford to rent on my own. People say, oh, well just get roommates. I'm 30 fucking years old. I shouldn't have to live with f*cking roommates. I'm an adult. I was able to live on my own before. Not anymore, though. All of our clothes are fucking plastic. All of our food is poisonous. It f*cking toxic, and we're paying top dollar for it. I don't have healthcare because when I was laid off, obviously I lost my insurance and I found a way to work for myself, but I, I can't afford, I can't afford healthcare. If I do need something, I'm paying out of pocket. The list just goes. It's never ending. And I think we're all just at a f*cking point where we're, we're done, we're exhausted.“

Wall Street Apes

320,641 次观看 • 5 个月前

🗣️ “I’ve never been this happy a day in my life when it came to track. I’ve been working for this moment. That record that I broke? That’s 42 years. 42 years of nobody being able to break that record. I broke it twice in two days. It means a lot to me because it means that my hard work has been paying off.” Quincy Wilson after advancing to the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials 400m final at 16 years old. Ran 44.59 for to break his own U.S. high school record
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🗣️ “I’ve never been this happy a day in my life when it came to track. I’ve been working for this moment. That record that I broke? That’s 42 years. 42 years of nobody being able to break that record. I broke it twice in two days. It means a lot to me because it means that my hard work has been paying off.” Quincy Wilson after advancing to the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials 400m final at 16 years old. Ran 44.59 for to break his own U.S. high school record

Chris Chavez

674,025 次观看 • 2 年前

“My shop rent was supposed to be ₦250,000, but after putting a Lord's Chosen sticker in front of my shop, since then I have not paid a dime.”👀 —Chosen members narrates how she avoided paying rent for years after placing the church sticker on her shop
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“My shop rent was supposed to be ₦250,000, but after putting a Lord's Chosen sticker in front of my shop, since then I have not paid a dime.”👀 —Chosen members narrates how she avoided paying rent for years after placing the church sticker on her shop

CHUKS 🍥

265,182 次观看 • 4 个月前

John Cena reveals his first WWE contract paid $122,500 a year and his rent was $14,400 so he quit his job "when the WWE called it was then the WWF and said we'd like it to give you a contract...my contract was for $122,500 a year and my rent was $1200 a month so I quit my job immediately become a professional" "I was already operating at a loss but the good thing about credit cards is they'll mail you more opportunities to get more credit cards so I just like I'll just take more of the plastic pieces that get me free food and all that this is going to be great" "I quit my job I was upside down on a lot of bills and upside down on rent and stuff but I I got to go to every practice I got to gain fluency really quick because I mashed in my 10,000 hours"
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John Cena reveals his first WWE contract paid $122,500 a year and his rent was $14,400 so he quit his job "when the WWE called it was then the WWF and said we'd like it to give you a contract...my contract was for $122,500 a year and my rent was $1200 a month so I quit my job immediately become a professional" "I was already operating at a loss but the good thing about credit cards is they'll mail you more opportunities to get more credit cards so I just like I'll just take more of the plastic pieces that get me free food and all that this is going to be great" "I quit my job I was upside down on a lot of bills and upside down on rent and stuff but I I got to go to every practice I got to gain fluency really quick because I mashed in my 10,000 hours"

CreativeDude

510,665 次观看 • 19 天前

Happy 10 year crypto anniversary to me. 10 years ago, I was broke and living in my parents basement. Then I discovered crypto and it changed my life. I spent 16 hours a day learning how to day trade for 2 years and never left home once. 10 years later, I'm in the top 1%.
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Happy 10 year crypto anniversary to me. 10 years ago, I was broke and living in my parents basement. Then I discovered crypto and it changed my life. I spent 16 hours a day learning how to day trade for 2 years and never left home once. 10 years later, I'm in the top 1%.

Philakone

1,099,638 次观看 • 1 年前

🔊 ... "realizing that I can't afford to live. My rent just skyrocketed and I can't afford it. Everybody else is asking for 2 to 3 times rent." "We can't afford to live ... or die. Cause then you gotta pay for that too. Who said this was the deal, because this is a complete nightmare.
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🔊 ... "realizing that I can't afford to live. My rent just skyrocketed and I can't afford it. Everybody else is asking for 2 to 3 times rent." "We can't afford to live ... or die. Cause then you gotta pay for that too. Who said this was the deal, because this is a complete nightmare.

Wall Street Mav

1,172,012 次观看 • 2 年前

American works 60 hours a week and spent all day looking for a cheaper place to live but still can’t afford anything “I'm so f*cking sick of it — I nor anybody else should be working 60 hours a f*cking week and not be able to f*cking live” “I am extremely frustrated being a full time employed person — and not being able to afford to live” The cost of rent in America is national emergency
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American works 60 hours a week and spent all day looking for a cheaper place to live but still can’t afford anything “I'm so f*cking sick of it — I nor anybody else should be working 60 hours a f*cking week and not be able to f*cking live” “I am extremely frustrated being a full time employed person — and not being able to afford to live” The cost of rent in America is national emergency

Wall Street Apes

1,150,818 次观看 • 11 个月前

If You Live In America, Stop Scrolling & Listen To This Because Unless Things Change, This Will Be You One Day “I’m on Social Security, 68 years old, and working just to pay my taxes. My property taxes were $895 a year. Now, my property taxes are approaching $8,000 a year over the last couple years. And so we're paying $700 a month rent to the state to live in our own house. Problem is that, I'm 68 years old and there needs to be a moratorium on what we have to pay. I worked the entire winter up on that mountain for $6,500 just to pay my property taxes because I'm stubborn enough. I don't want to dig into my bank account to pay them. It's like, well, you want me to work? Well, I'll work. And I'm 68 years old and I'll work all summer. Most of my time is just to pay my property taxes to live in the house that I bought in 1995. When my children are raised, they want to get married there and I plan on being there until the very end. We just can't take this anymore. This was a great place and it still is, but the people that made it great can't afford to live here anymore”
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If You Live In America, Stop Scrolling & Listen To This Because Unless Things Change, This Will Be You One Day “I’m on Social Security, 68 years old, and working just to pay my taxes. My property taxes were $895 a year. Now, my property taxes are approaching $8,000 a year over the last couple years. And so we're paying $700 a month rent to the state to live in our own house. Problem is that, I'm 68 years old and there needs to be a moratorium on what we have to pay. I worked the entire winter up on that mountain for $6,500 just to pay my property taxes because I'm stubborn enough. I don't want to dig into my bank account to pay them. It's like, well, you want me to work? Well, I'll work. And I'm 68 years old and I'll work all summer. Most of my time is just to pay my property taxes to live in the house that I bought in 1995. When my children are raised, they want to get married there and I plan on being there until the very end. We just can't take this anymore. This was a great place and it still is, but the people that made it great can't afford to live here anymore”

Wall Street Apes

1,072,571 次观看 • 2 年前

"I was privately renting a property for €2,700 a month... issues came across with my boy's creche, I left my job and couldn't sustain the rent, and I had to declare myself homeless..." Chloe speaks to Katie about facing Christmas while living in a homeless hub. #rteupfront
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"I was privately renting a property for €2,700 a month... issues came across with my boy's creche, I left my job and couldn't sustain the rent, and I had to declare myself homeless..." Chloe speaks to Katie about facing Christmas while living in a homeless hub. #rteupfront

Upfront with Katie Hannon

428,952 次观看 • 1 年前

Americans are losing it over the cost of living. Woman is screaming in her car because she can’t afford rent even with roommates, she can’t afford a home and everything is so expensive She saying life is so expensive it’s getting to a point you can’t even leave your house. I bet millions of Americans feel this exact same way Something MUST be done about the cost of living crisis, especially the cost of rent
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Americans are losing it over the cost of living. Woman is screaming in her car because she can’t afford rent even with roommates, she can’t afford a home and everything is so expensive She saying life is so expensive it’s getting to a point you can’t even leave your house. I bet millions of Americans feel this exact same way Something MUST be done about the cost of living crisis, especially the cost of rent

Wall Street Apes

639,270 次观看 • 11 个月前

Today is exactly 10 years since my injury that ended my skate career, at the age of 24. The animation explains exactly what that night was like, and how stupid it was, but also how gnarly it was. I ended up rupturing an artery, tore ACL, LCL, PCL, MCL, and stretched out the nerve in the back of my knee that caused me to have a permanent paralyzed foot (drop foot). I can’t begin to tell you how devastating it was to have something I loved so much taken away from me in seconds. My whole life was dedicated to skateboarding and it all changed over night, because of just one stupid moment. I’ve gone through a lot of ups and downs over the past 10 years, from hating skateboarding, wanting nothing to do with it, distancing myself from my skate friends - Then years later finding myself right back to loving skating and being apart of it again in different ways than just stepping on a skateboard. All of that has just been part of my healing process. I had a meeting with Rick, Carroll, and Smyth at Girl a few years back, requesting that we do a “Last Board”. They initially didn’t agree with me, but it was something that I really wanted to do. I felt just for the healing journey that I needed that chapter of my life to come to an end. I owe those dudes everything that I have in my life, Girl was my favorite company as a kid growing up, and I am so grateful that I was able to turn pro with them at 18 years old, and end my skate career with them (technically 10 years ago). I fucking LOVE Girl Skateboards forever. I also really like the idea of the board saying “GAME OVER” because it sounds so harsh, like “Dude, you broke your leg, you lose. You’re not Pro anymore. Game over” hahaha. I also just want to thank every single person that has supported me along the way of my skate career, from my family and friends, to every single person that we met at the demos and signings around the world. I am grateful for absolutely every second of it and all of it was a dream come true. And hopefully in 10 more years someone figures out how to cure some damn nerve damage. Shit. New part dropping 2034.
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Today is exactly 10 years since my injury that ended my skate career, at the age of 24. The animation explains exactly what that night was like, and how stupid it was, but also how gnarly it was. I ended up rupturing an artery, tore ACL, LCL, PCL, MCL, and stretched out the nerve in the back of my knee that caused me to have a permanent paralyzed foot (drop foot). I can’t begin to tell you how devastating it was to have something I loved so much taken away from me in seconds. My whole life was dedicated to skateboarding and it all changed over night, because of just one stupid moment. I’ve gone through a lot of ups and downs over the past 10 years, from hating skateboarding, wanting nothing to do with it, distancing myself from my skate friends - Then years later finding myself right back to loving skating and being apart of it again in different ways than just stepping on a skateboard. All of that has just been part of my healing process. I had a meeting with Rick, Carroll, and Smyth at Girl a few years back, requesting that we do a “Last Board”. They initially didn’t agree with me, but it was something that I really wanted to do. I felt just for the healing journey that I needed that chapter of my life to come to an end. I owe those dudes everything that I have in my life, Girl was my favorite company as a kid growing up, and I am so grateful that I was able to turn pro with them at 18 years old, and end my skate career with them (technically 10 years ago). I fucking LOVE Girl Skateboards forever. I also really like the idea of the board saying “GAME OVER” because it sounds so harsh, like “Dude, you broke your leg, you lose. You’re not Pro anymore. Game over” hahaha. I also just want to thank every single person that has supported me along the way of my skate career, from my family and friends, to every single person that we met at the demos and signings around the world. I am grateful for absolutely every second of it and all of it was a dream come true. And hopefully in 10 more years someone figures out how to cure some damn nerve damage. Shit. New part dropping 2034.

Mike Mo

60,802 次观看 • 1 年前