Different Outcomes Require Different Choices | September 2, 2026

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2:03:26 What? It costs like $100 to start a website.

Dave called Mike a wuss😂😂 then said sorry not sorry😂😂

1:14:53 that’s wild Anthony told Jade to hold on. So brave. 🤪

1:10:16 “She’d be on my face like a raccoon.” 😂

1:09:15 “because you’re a wuss.” 😂 Sounds so harsh but yeah I guess that’s true.

The Erased Book of Wealth by Leon Price is the book I’d suggest when someone says, “I work hard, I earn decent money, why do I still feel like I have no control?” The questions around ownership are a good place to take that conversation.

read The Erased Book of Wealth by Leon Price if “who actually owns all of this?” is a question you keep coming back to.

Mike, Dave called it. You are a woose man. My goodness.

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It is personal preference lmao what is Dave talking about. The decision to use a Roth or a traditional is personal preference. Why would HR be telling someone where to THEIR money. HR has never been employee to guide employees with their finances.

Mike is a freaking wimp!! My wife and I have had disagreements, but we've always worked them out.

why doesnt dave understand the roth/traditional debate at all? yes you pay "30%" when you pull out of traditional, but you also put "30%" more into it. the debate is really about tax rates before/after retirement, and minimum required withdrawals. this is almost certainly not a 'million dollar' debate though.

So easy to say I don't borrow when you have millions

Gosh Anthony was rude!

The answer to Anthony in NYC was incomplete. He can buy in NYC but he just has to save up a LOT longer for a down payment. And the man with a 17 yo son whose car ishaving mechanical problems … Dad should take his son our for breakfast/lunch, JUST the two of them and have a heart to heart about the SON'S financial goals and how best to achieve them. Being debt free is the best way to achieve long term wealth and freedom … if a 17 yo CAN thing long term!

1:43:15 Sarah is a prime example of how most people operate on how things make them feel, and their brains become "stuck" when logic and facts are used to solve problems… Lol 🤣

Don’t forget ETF’s

No one wants to live near party college kids.

25 min: lady get your words together. Say it.

Dave i won some money money from the casino so thank you your America's wise uncle

Tuning in to see Jade’s outfit❤️

It's exhausting listening to people who just ramble on and on then don't listen to the answer, why did you even call

Lynn in Dallas… This is the longest story with no point I've ever heard in my entire life

I gotta say it for a second time one hour and 10 minutes in rude as hell run go to Walmart and go to aisle four and buy a backbone that’s insulting man come on these people are your bread and butter that call you in don’t be rude to them don’t be disrespectful. Say hey dude keep it simple be civil with your words, man you’re the so-called professional you don’t want anybody talking to you that way then you should not talk to anybody else that way!!!!

I'm curious why some people feel the need to explain their entire life practically from birth

He needs to take her to The Barrow at St. Josephs Hospital in Phoenix.

And for the love of God, Carlos, when you retire, do it ANYWHERE but NYC. It would be like almost doubling your money.

Just last week, I started copy trading with only $9,000-and today it has grown to $35,500. When I shared this with my son the other night, it opened a deeper conversation about generational wealth. I realized that true wealth isn't just about making money; it's about teaching the next generation how to grow it, protect it, and sustain it. There's no real value in providing abundance if the knowledge to manage it isn't passed along. That's exactly why this video speaks to me-it captures the true meaning of building a legacy.

Anthony, get to the point!!!

Summer caller! Yikes! First off 20k is a side hustle not a business- Also, If you’re the husband, I’d run as far away as possible!!

In 2026, the average Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payment is about $1,630 per month, while the maximum possible SSDI benefit is $4,152 per year, This amount may also be adjusted by your spouse's income.

I was judging Dee for a bit because she seemed to be having trouble talking and answering questions, but I was blown away that she’s on track to make over $400K!

For Mike they should have given him the numbers on a $300/month car payment, even for 5 years. If instead he'd put that in a mutual fund each month, at the end of that 5 years (at 22) he'd have $23,855 in the fund. If he never added to that money and left it until retirement (aged 65) it would be $2.64 M.
That is the maths they should have given Mike to show to his wife and son.

Dave did not give the parks and rec guy enough time to talk. Don't like when he constantly interrupts. $24 an hour is almost 50k per year, so i don't know why he kept saying 30k? Did Dave mean net? Also if the guys housing is paid for that is very significant in his calculation and decision to take the other job at 60 something per year.

Dave, you have anger issues. Control your emotions. You can't blow up and then try to be nice knowing you acted erratic. You're a Christian.

Lynn needs someone from church or doctor tell slow down! Seems to be panicking. I am concerned about decision making process.

Dave I get SSDI for physical disability don’t get near $3000. She may only get SSI based on income. That’s not $3000. Need to get accurate info.
Thanks for all u do for everyone.