honestly i never pay attention to what the video is i get stuck watching the tractor , i wonder who this mystery legend is that grabs everyone’s attention
Give the son the cash. The daughter and her new husbands debt is not your problem its theirs. Like wth. The son has been driving a beater not complaining for years
ive never seen this show ask about personal circumstances, its always take what the person says and try adapt your philosophy of life onto the person.
Like 180K in a big city means nothing, who knows if they are paying off a house, maybe investing the max they can in their 401K etc. Like the parents have the capability to help them, for the parents this money is maybe nothing.
Like can people not get it in their thick skulls who is going to take care of you when you are old and frail? A caregiver couldnt care less. Only your own flesh and blood will fight for you. And now you are being stingy?! And tough with them when they are going through a rough patch. The parents could even maybe lend them the money (they wont get it back but its a different concept and meaning) or even pay off only part of it.
Like seriously i will never understand these americans kicking their children out at 18. You literally spent so much money raising this child beacuse you were obligated to do so, as a bonus you probably have someone who will take care of you when you are old and weak. And now you just chucked that money down the drain by kicking them out. The most they'll do for you is be perfunctory and get you a caregiver or something.
Sounds like the parents are probably in the millions range of wealthy. In cases like this I kinda blame the parents for not properly teaching them about personal economics.
If they're driving a beater and desperately need a better car, a bailoug may be necessary since without a car they may not be able to keep a job.
However, they could also turn it into a lesson by making it a loan. If they successfully pay it back, give them a reward. Then find other ways to reward and teach them financial literacy.
By just laughing at them for their financial illiteracy, you don't teach them anything and instead cause unnecessary animosity.
Also, it's a good idea to let them know you are their safety net. Financial stress is one of the biggest reasons why the lifespan of Americans are lower than other well-off nations. It is a huge silent killer
F*ck right off. $180k combined income, you’ve got sh1t you’re buying that you don’t need to. I would be livid if my kid asked me for $30k and they make that much.
This asshole doesn’t know what student debt is. They are trying to be responsible and save and pay down student loans, may even be a doctor who’s 180k comes to like 20k a year
It would be 1 thing to ask for the money makin 50-70k but $180k a year and asking for money like that is crazy. I feel bad asking my parents if I can use the credit card they gave me in my name to buy lunch let alone if i could barrow a “lousy” 30 grand for a damn car. I’m 24 driving a 08 dodge Cummins with damn near 300k on the odometer. My parents have done more then needed and still help me more then I could appreciate them for. This is pure greed and trash.
$180k is like nothing a year. I make $400k per year and when I used to make $180k, taxes took $60k, rent was $40k, I only had $6k a month for food, insurance, travel, and investing. I lived paycheck to paycheck.
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With 180 dollars in Brazil, about 80% of the population could probably retire earning more than they used to just on passive income
Bro dis guy killing me 😂 how are you that bad with money tho 😭🙏 literally all you got to do is save 10% with taxes and you’ll be done in 3 years
Son in law is the issue 😢
That’s each year thi
i thought they were gonna ask for a normal amount of money like $25-$100 😭
honestly i never pay attention to what the video is i get stuck watching the tractor , i wonder who this mystery legend is that grabs everyone’s attention
If you’re still broke on $180k a year, money is not your issue 🤣
What’s the tractor game
Game name?
A little struggle won't hurt tbh
Tractor guy was in his bag today. This is a performance that will be talked about for a while.
Give the son the cash. The daughter and her new husbands debt is not your problem its theirs. Like wth. The son has been driving a beater not complaining for years
Another Mom who loves loving on their kid more than they love their kid. Standard white woman 100%.
If it’s in NYC then they’re only making 80k after taxes
180k is very good income. I make barley 30k and my life isn't nearly as shitty as it could be.
ive never seen this show ask about personal circumstances, its always take what the person says and try adapt your philosophy of life onto the person.
Like 180K in a big city means nothing, who knows if they are paying off a house, maybe investing the max they can in their 401K etc. Like the parents have the capability to help them, for the parents this money is maybe nothing.
Like can people not get it in their thick skulls who is going to take care of you when you are old and frail? A caregiver couldnt care less. Only your own flesh and blood will fight for you. And now you are being stingy?! And tough with them when they are going through a rough patch. The parents could even maybe lend them the money (they wont get it back but its a different concept and meaning) or even pay off only part of it.
Like seriously i will never understand these americans kicking their children out at 18. You literally spent so much money raising this child beacuse you were obligated to do so, as a bonus you probably have someone who will take care of you when you are old and weak. And now you just chucked that money down the drain by kicking them out. The most they'll do for you is be perfunctory and get you a caregiver or something.
Sounds like the parents are probably in the millions range of wealthy. In cases like this I kinda blame the parents for not properly teaching them about personal economics.
If they're driving a beater and desperately need a better car, a bailoug may be necessary since without a car they may not be able to keep a job.
However, they could also turn it into a lesson by making it a loan. If they successfully pay it back, give them a reward. Then find other ways to reward and teach them financial literacy.
By just laughing at them for their financial illiteracy, you don't teach them anything and instead cause unnecessary animosity.
Also, it's a good idea to let them know you are their safety net. Financial stress is one of the biggest reasons why the lifespan of Americans are lower than other well-off nations. It is a huge silent killer
If I made 180k in a year my debts would be paid. I would own a house, and I would have many many more shelves and toys for my cats.
Respect to the tractor for the hard work today
F*ck right off. $180k combined income, you’ve got sh1t you’re buying that you don’t need to. I would be livid if my kid asked me for $30k and they make that much.
WHAT THE FUCK MAN
He dosent know what decade hes in or what student loans are like or what family owe each other
If I made another 100k I wouldn’t have problems I’d be able to afford a house and a luxury car like wtf
but if they were struggling it'd be a no brainer
This asshole doesn’t know what student debt is. They are trying to be responsible and save and pay down student loans, may even be a doctor who’s 180k comes to like 20k a year
Just work harder. Says the older generation to the younger generation.
This guy always over this cornfield
It would be 1 thing to ask for the money makin 50-70k but $180k a year and asking for money like that is crazy. I feel bad asking my parents if I can use the credit card they gave me in my name to buy lunch let alone if i could barrow a “lousy” 30 grand for a damn car. I’m 24 driving a 08 dodge Cummins with damn near 300k on the odometer. My parents have done more then needed and still help me more then I could appreciate them for. This is pure greed and trash.
$180k is like nothing a year. I make $400k per year and when I used to make $180k, taxes took $60k, rent was $40k, I only had $6k a month for food, insurance, travel, and investing. I lived paycheck to paycheck.
Give them the money!
You can tell who the boomers are vs the young gen😂
180k in a place like NY with student debt isn't a lot after tax for example
Jesus Christ
If a car can get you from point A to point B that all that matters worry about how it looks when you got enough to care about it.
w speed
Learn to cook. Easily afford payments on a 100k vehicle if they stop eating out