Young Rich Aussie CAC Says Millennials Need to Lower Their Expectations

[Supa]

If your credit sxore is above 690 you could open up 5 credit cards from the major banks right now and get an easy 20k liquid with only a 1% minimum payment or 200 bucks a month.


Don't say you can't, because i did. I flipped that into 42k via Facebook ads with a niche site focused on selling woman accesories.


Money and ideas are out there to say you can't even try is asinine.

Put us on game

 

[360Waves]

I know most of y'all don't know shyt about business because you think 34k is a lot. Flipping 34k into millions isn't some everyday shyt, this ain't a Trump "my pops gave me 2mil to start off" type story.

And he's right. Social Media is making our society vain as fukk and people are constantly trying to live beyond their means in order to flex and continue the never ending "my life is better than yours" competition.

 

[MillionMills]

Most Black cats with 34k to spend will use it on a business

 

[Gonzo]

Coli again being bizarro land where 34k tax free gift is not a lot. Sometimes I hate y'all for real.

This doesn't complete take from his point that this is a society of gimmie expectations though. There was a point in my life where I ate chili every day...you have to humble yourself sometime.

 

[Mordith]

I don't have a problem with getting money. I'm telling you that it's not possible for all people.

Saving 30k over 5 years is possible, just not likely.

You nikka's need to get ya weight up. I make ~80k and saved up 40k in little over 2 years.

 

[Momentum]

$34k is not a lot of money. Respect to dude, let's get it.

 

[onelastdeath]

You nikka's need to get ya weight up. I make ~80k and saved up 40k in little over 2 years.

I can't.

 

[Somewhere For Me]

He is right that a lot of people spend WAY above their means: eating out, expensive vacations, phones, car notes, $300 jeans, etc.

The irony is that's exactly how baby boomers lived it up, especially during the nineties. So, if the millennials learned it from anybody, they learned it from their baby booming parents.

So much living above their means that they fukked shyt up economically and now want to blame millennials for wanting something more, something better.

 

[Somewhere For Me]

I honestly get tired of well to do people who had the advantage to succeed trying to tell everyone else what to do and what not to do when it comes to success. I don't hate on anyone for their success but I'm fully convinced that some successful people forget that not everybody is fortunate enough to have a parent or grandparent loan them a nice share of money to get started.

 

[Somewhere For Me]

Also, since the dawn of time, people have always been vain, shallow, and wanted more in life. This isn't some brand new shyt because of social media.

On top of that, if we are truly tired of seeing people be materialistic consumers, we need to go after the producer of materialistic consumerist culture itself: Capitalism.

However, that just ain't going to fly in the western world.

 

[philmonroe]

Put us on game

One of my favorite books speaks on cats like you. Y'all hear the success ask how to do it and don't follow through. Hope your different but you can look up what dude you quoted is doing by going to facebook and typing making money using fb ads. They also have it for IG and other places too

 

[delta]

I know most of y'all don't know shyt about business because you think 34k is a lot. Flipping 34k into millions isn't some everyday shyt, this ain't a Trump "my pops gave me 2mil to start off" type story.

And he's right. Social Media is making our society vain as fukk and people are constantly trying to live beyond their means in order to flex and continue the never ending "my life is better than yours" competition.

the average american makes $450k in 1 year. and we talking taxed. thats alot you dumb fukk

how are you idiots getting daps. stop trying to twist facts so you can try to feel superior over lazy and materialistic people

 

[360Waves]

the average american makes $40k in 1 year. and we talking untaxed. thats alot you dumb fukk

how are you idiots getting daps. stop trying to twist facts so you can try to feel superior over lazy and materialistic people

Have you ever started a business? It TAKES money to make money. No ones starts a business on 0 fukking dollars and ends up a millionaire. Either you get the money from friends, from investors, or you take a loan. Either way, 34k is fukking LIGHT if we're talking about money someone uses for a start up. In fact, the average startup cost in America is 30,000 dollars you fukking idiot.

 

[the cac mamba]

i mean who knows if his grandpa was damn near death and had his 80k saved up or whatever and saw something in his grandson (and clearly was right about him, because flipping a 'suburban gym' into half a billion isnt some chump shyt :hovtrump: )

dude having a old ass grandfather who could pass down 30k doesnt make his family the Gates family

is it above average? yeah, sure it is. far from unattainable though

 

[the cac mamba]

the average american makes $450k in 1 year. and we talking taxed. thats alot you dumb fukk

how are you idiots getting daps. stop trying to twist facts so you can try to feel superior over lazy and materialistic people

plus isnt it like 30, not 45?