What’s the worst financial decision you’ve ever made?

The cashing out of a 401k for a party is probably the dumbest thing I've heard so far this year. Instant red flag.

Social media is a disease. People are revealing their private lives like it's nothing.

I beg your finest pardon? Cashed your 401k to do what?!

$2000 on a suitcase?!  You can get luggage all day at Ross/Marshall’s/TJ Maxx for like $40.  Airline’s just gonna abuse them anyway.

7:20 "This is a full blown gold rush." But remember the people who made the most money during the gold rush were the ones selling shovels and other supplies lmao

Stimulus checks were intended to stimulate the economy to avoid a recession, so spending them on hotel stays was actually a very civic minded choice.

Thing is, that woman who bought a new car rather than repairing her crashed one..... She didn't buy it, she financed it....

As soon as I hear someone say bands instead of thousands I immediately know the next thing out of their mouth is going to be dumbest combination of words ever muttered by a human.

Zac, about 38 years ago, I dated a woman whom I was in love with.  One day, she asked me to cosign a car loan for her.  Thank goodness, I was smart enough to refuse!  Our relationship was over immediately thereafter.

Personally, I think co-signing loans should be outlawed.

THE minute that guy said Jones Soda is taking out Coke and Pepsi, I would have walked away. Ridiculous expectations equals broke.

My name is stupid and I'm stupid.

6:04
"You go to the business store to buy businesses"... HAD ME ROLLING!!!

It's pretty hard to believe that anyone would think a soda called 'Jones Soda' could dethrone Coke.

The key to life is living below your means. Even if you make a dumb financial decision, you will be able to bounce back. I've made plenty but they've all been small-scale.

15:00 Purchasing the car wasn't her only bad choice. Driving with her eyes glued to her phone to record a TikTok video is definitely an even worse choice.

My son and his wife were trying to buy a second home and they asked me to cosign.   Not only has their marriage been up and down, but they did not understand that I would be liable for that debt if anything happened.  I said no way.  And I explained why.  I think a lot of people just have no idea about financial matters.

I bought a pizzeria 2 years before covid. That led to 750k bankruptcy.

5:45 “With the stimmy, low key.”  Talking like immature teens tells you everything you need to know.

The credo I live by; The man who has no debt, but has 20 dollars in his pocket is richer than most. 😎