21 Minutes Of Terrible Money Advice From The Internet

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Podcast Summary

George Kamel – Ramsey Network

Episode: “21 Minutes Of Terrible Money Advice From The Internet”

Release Date: October 22, 2025
Host: George Kamel

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Episode Overview

In this fast-paced episode, personal finance expert George Kamel reacts to and debunks some of the worst (and occasionally weirdest) money advice found across the internet—primarily from TikTok. With trademark snark, humor, a dose of pop culture, and actionable wisdom, George highlights the recurring theme: “Don’t believe everything you see online, especially when it comes to your money.”

George, joined by the occasional producer/guest commentator, sifts through viral clips on topics like manifesting wealth, life insurance “hacks”, credit card points, car spending rules, and more. Along the way, he injects both practical advice and comic relief, helping listeners separate financial fact from fiction.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Manifesting “You Are Meant to Be Rich” (00:18 – 04:10)

• The Viral Advice:
  A TikToker named Amber leads a breathy, emotional meditation, repeatedly chanting, “You are meant to be rich,” encouraging viewers to believe they deserve abundance simply by feeling or repeating it.
• George’s Take:
  • Finds the advice feel-good but hollow: “I didn't actually hear any, like, advice. It's me, feel good, I guess, mindset, that's important. But you’re not going to just manifest it by holding your heart and feeling whatever weird bones you have there.” (03:08)
  • Appreciates a positive attitude but urges action: “Just feeling wealthy isn’t going to put money in your account.”
  • Lightens mood with humor: “I'm at a Tony Robbins conference right now... I am manifesting wealth, baby! Also, I invest. So maybe we should do something.” (02:49)

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2. The Law of Attraction and Reverse Engineering Success (04:10 – 07:36)

• The Viral Advice:
  Young millionaire “Alex” explains he became rich by the “law of attraction”—visualizing his future in minute detail, then reverse engineering daily habits to become that person.

• George’s Take:

  • Sees some merit in having a clear vision and actionable plan: “At Ramsey, we say that personal finance is 80% behavior, 20% head knowledge.”
  • Rejects condescending language like “brokie”: “If you use the word brokie, I’m tuning out. It’s condescending... It’s punching down.” (06:14)
  • Critiques the spa-like healing music, pokes fun at self-help tropes, but gives begrudging credit to the behavioral angle.
  • Memorable Quote:
    • “The people who do are the ones that get to where they want to go.” (06:06)

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3. The Infinite Banking Scam? Life Insurance as Wealth Builder (07:36 – 11:40)

• The Viral Advice:
  Financial TikTokers push using Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance as a “bank” to borrow from for investing in real estate, crypto, etc.—framed as what the wealthy do.

• George’s Take:

  • Bluntly calls this a scam: “If you see the word IUL, just run far, far away. It’s not for you. It’s for him to make a lot of money off of you.” (10:31)
  • Explains the pitfalls:
    • High cost, high commissions for agents
    • Misleading claims about returns and tax benefits
    • Most Americans only need inexpensive term life insurance, investing the savings directly in the stock market
  • Warns that when you die, beneficiaries only get the death benefit, not the cash value.
  • Memorable Quote:
    • “I have to log in [to TikTok]. Foiled. I guess people just want to get rich quick and they think I don’t want to do something stupid like, I don’t know, invest in the stock market with way higher returns than these terrible life insurance/wealth strategy schemes.” (10:00)

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4. Credit Cards and the Points Game—Are Americans Getting Played? (11:40 – 14:29)

• The Viral Advice:
  A “French Traveler” explains to an American that most French people don’t use credit cards or chase points, and they don’t even have credit scores. Loans are based on salary and bank relationships, not a score.

• George’s Take:

  • Praises the French for avoiding debt traps: “Credit scores are a scam invented to keep you in debt.”
  • Lists countries that don’t use credit scores, showing that the US model is the minority.
  • Reminds listeners: You don’t need a credit score for most purchases, even mortgages (with manual underwriting).
  • Playfully quips: “Live like the French... but maybe use more deodorant.” (14:28)
  • Memorable Quote:
    • “Here in America, you can pay cash for a car. You don’t need loans. And if you need a mortgage, you can do that without a credit score. ... Screw their games.” (14:11)

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5. “Only Spend One Month's Salary on a Car”—Extremes in Frugality (16:04 – 17:51)

• The Viral Advice:
  TikToker Ian claims you should only ever spend one month’s salary on a car. He’s never spent more than $3,500, always paid cash, and urges avoiding “the rat race.”

• George’s Take:

  • Admires Ian’s cash-paid, low-expense approach, but thinks his limit is impractical for many: “I cannot advocate for spending your one month salary. I mean, people spend more than that on an engagement ring.”
  • Agrees vehicles are depreciating assets; prefers a rule: no more than 50% of annual income tied to vehicles.
  • Finds the video and Ian’s bike ride through Armenia “wild” and confusing, increasing the comic relief factor.
  • Memorable Quote:
    • “That was a wild video. And I do not advocate for riding a bike on a street like that with no helmet... But I love that he’s paying cash for his car, living on less, avoiding the rat race.” (17:51)

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6. Bonus Clip: Real-Life Mario Kart and Dangerous Pastimes (19:07 – 19:53)

• The Viral Submission:
  A chaotic real-life Mario Kart video features dangerous stunts.
• George’s Wit:
  • Surprised at the risk-taking: “I hope all of these people have life insurance. ... I think white people, they need better hobby. ... We’ve gone from survival to, like, we’re thriving. And now we’re just like, hey, what if we tried to die?” (19:54)
  • Closes with: “Oh, that stressed me out. Okay, that’s enough for today.”

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• On Manifestation without Action:
  • “You’re not going to just manifest it by holding your heart.” – George (03:08)
• On Scams and Quick Riches:
  • “If you see the word IUL, just run far, far away.” – George (10:31)
• On the Credit Score System:
  • “Credit scores are a scam invented to keep you in debt.” – George (13:18)
• On Frugality Extremes:
  • “I cannot advocate for spending your one month salary. … I thought he was going to say, I spent one month’s salary on my vehicle and it’s a bicycle. That would have made more sense.” – George (17:51)
• On Dangerous Pastimes:
  • “I think white people, they need better hobby...Now we're just like, hey, what if we tried to die? What would that be like? Let's try that out. Just to feel something.” – George (19:54)

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Time Stamps for Important Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |-------------------------------------------------|-------------| | Manifesting Wealth / Amber’s Meditation | 00:18–04:10 | | Law of Attraction / Reverse Engineering | 04:10–07:36 | | Infinite Banking “Hack” / IUL Life Insurance | 07:36–11:40 | | Credit Card Points vs. French Approach | 11:40–14:29 | | Car Buying Rule (1 Month’s Salary) | 16:04–17:51 | | Bonus: Real-Life Mario Kart Stunt Video | 19:07–19:54 |

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Recurring Themes & Takeaways

• Skepticism is Healthy:
  Don’t trust money advice just because it’s viral, especially if it seems too easy or is emotionally manipulative.

• Behavior > Belief Alone:
  Vision and mindset matter, but they need to be backed by actionable habits—no “manifesting” can substitute for doing the work.

• Beware Financial Snake Oil:
  Complex-sounding wealth schemes (like IUL insurance) rarely outperform simple, proven investing, and usually enrich the promoter.

• Question the Norms:
  The “need” for a credit score, car debt, and chasing credit card points are cultural constructs—there are proven, safer alternatives.

• Frugal Living Is Good, Extremes May Be Unnecessary:
  Pay cash, avoid the rat race, but also find a balance that isn’t self-punishing.

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Conclusion

This episode is a rapid-fire tour of the latest dubious “money moves” floating around the internet, expertly filtered through George Kamel’s financial savvy and comedic lens. It’s as much about dispelling the myths as reaffirming the basics: make a plan, live below your means, don’t buy complexity, and—above all—don’t believe everything you see online.

Listen to the full episode for more laughs, more takedowns, and practical finance truths in plain English.

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Transcript

[George]

Well, tiktokers are at it again. That's right. Our team has scoured the Internet for financial advice and it ranges from decent to how did this make it to the Internet? Let's get to it.

[Amber]

Between me and you. You are meant to be rich. Just sit with that. Sit with it. Sit with it. Just receive. Notice how your body feels. You are meant to be rich. You are meant to be rich. You are meant to be rich. You are meant to be rich. You are meant to an overflow in abundance. You. Yes, you. If your throat is closing up. If your heart is feeling tight. If you are feeling celebratory, listen to what your body is. When I tell you that you are amazing.

[George]

Oh, never mind.

[Amber]

You were always meant to shine that you.

[George]

Maybe they're not denominator to be seen.

[Amber]

You are meant to be loved. You are meant to have so much amazing abundance in your life. Sit with that. Receive it. Don't deflect it. Don't push it away. Don't minimize it. Don't say that's not for me. Just sit with it and notice how your body is feeling. Notice how your body is feeling. You are meant to have an overflow of money in your bank account. You are not meant to suffer. Sit with it. How is your body responding? How is your body?

[George]

We're about to do Oceans by hillsong. I can feel it, y'.

[Alex]

All.

[Amber]

What is it telling you? That is information that we need to listen to. That is giving you a baseline understanding.

[George]

You have capacity to have a slight tummy ache.

[Amber]

That is giving you information. Your body is letting you know what it feels comfortable with. Now the key here is to regulate to that. I'm going to tell you again. You are meant to be rich. Now say it back.

[Jamie]

Save it.

[George]

I meant to be rich.

[Amber]

I am meant to be rich.

[George]

I am meant to be rich.

[Amber]

I am meant to be rich. Say it again.

[George]

I am meant to be rich. I feel.

[Amber]

Put it over your heart. Some pressure on it. Rub it here. Other hand. Put it over here. I am meant to be rich.

[George]

That one's supposed to be there.

[Amber]

Breathe into it. I am meant to be rich. Breathe into it. Sit with it. Let it simmer. Breathe.

[George]

I don't realize. I haven't breathed.

[Amber]

I am meant to be rich.

[George]

I haven't breathed. Breathing.

[Amber]

Breathe into that. Receive that.

[George]

I swear I had this lady as a yoga instructor once. Okay, Amber, Is that you will never.

[Amber]

Change you because you are a good hearted person and money only amplifies the actual value system.

[George]

Okay, that's true. Money amplifies your value. Okay? We don't need to cuss again.

[Amber]

Be better. You believe in good things. You are the person that still maybe cries at sunrises. You are the person that is meant to hold so much money because you can change the world with it. You can change your own life. You can change your community's lives. You are the person that is meant to hold so much money because you know how much good you will do with it. You. Yes.

[Alex]

Wow.

[Amber]

Okay, just say it again. I am meant to be rich.

[George]

I am meant to be rich. Okay, I'm just saying right now, like, I fell for this. I feel like I'm at a Tony Robbins conference right now. Hey, everybody, it's Tony Robbins. I am manifesting wealth, baby. Also, I invest. So maybe we should like, do something. I don't know if that's part of this. I didn't actually hear any, like, advice. It's me, feel good, I guess, mindset, that's important. But you're not going to just manifest it by holding your heart and feeling whatever weird bones you have there. I should probably get that checked out. She might have saved my life today. I'm going to go to an ortho and get this looked at. Okay, Jamie C. Official. Wow, that's a lot of hearts. But I go like, hey, maybe we shouldn't use credit card. It's not good for us. 0 likes. But I do appreciate it. I think the music was very nice, but also a little emotionally manipulative. I could have done without that. If you need the music to really amp it up, I don't think there's much meat on the bone and I'm one to talk. Cause I don't know what's going on up here. You might want to get that checked. Thank you, Jamie. I do feel better. I just feel better in general. I don't feel like wealthier or differently about that, but I do feel like just some nice music and some encouragement goes a long way. So thank you for that video.

[Alex]

I'm a 24 year old millionaire, but I knew I was going to be a millionaire by the age of 20 because of this. And it's called the law of Attraction. I'm sure you've probably heard of it. You probably don't know how to integrate it into your life. So if you can actually calm down your dopamine receptors for a couple seconds, I'm going to tell you how you can integrate the law of attraction into your life, change your life and become whoever you want to become in the next year, two, three, four years. So 2020. I knew exactly what I wanted my future to look like. I got it down to the most precise detail. I knew what car I wanted to drive. I knew what I wanted to have my house look like. I knew I got every single detail completely crystal clear. The clarity I had was unreal. And I worked backwards from there. And that's what you need to do. You need to work backwards. See, right now you're trying to work forward by trying to basically figure it out as you go. You're going, well, I'm just going to figure out what I want. What I want. I want a bunch of things. I don't really know what I want. That's not how becoming successful works. You have to have a plan. So the law of attraction works because you know exactly what you want. You know who you need to become. And that's the most important part. You know who you need to become. So what does that person do in their day to day life? What are their daily habits? What does that person wear every day? What time does that person go to bed? When do they wake up? What do they eat? You become the person that you want to be in the future now. So if you want to be a billionaire, say I'm like a multimillionaire 24. What is a billionaire version of myself doing in their day to day life? And I just slowly start integrating that into my life. You see, okay, you lost right now.

[George]

You're living like a thousand million.

[Alex]

I know a lot of people don't like that word. Probably because it makes you a little insecure.

[George]

Because it's true.

[Alex]

I only get in trouble when I say the truth.

[George]

No, it's just, it's a stupid word.

[Alex]

How you're living right now, ask yourself, what lifestyle is that reflecting? Am I living like a successful person or am I living like a college bum? Because however you live right now is attracting the future that you're gonna live. So if you're not living to the fullest of your potential and embodying the characteristics that you set to be for yourself in the future right now, you will never live the life that you dream of living in it.

[George]

I've had enough. Thank you, Alex for that. Just checking out the bio here. 2.4 million followers from telling people to manifest glory to God. Insta. Alex, get dollar sign, dollar sign, dollar sign for posting content. Okay, I don't know if God. I don't want to bring God into this at this point. If you're like linking your get rich Quick course. But hey, there was some good advice in there. I'll tell you what I do like is that he's basically saying, have a vision for where you want to go and then reverse engineer it with habits and action. So there's some things I like about this. At Ramsey, we say that personal finance is 80% behavior, 20% head knowledge. So it's fine to know, but it's another thing to actually do. And the people who do are the ones that get to where they want to go. They become the people they want to be. So overall, again, I could do without the soothing natural sounds and the healing music. 101-5209 from Relaxation Partner. It is soothing. I feel like I'm at a spa for billionaires or future billionaires, not brokies. If you use the word brokie, I'm tuning out. It's condescending to all people. It's punching down. Okay, you don't want to do that. You want to punch up to the wealthy people, not down to the brokies, quote, unquote. Thank you for that though. Good reminder. Let's check out my doppelganger here. What does he have to say?

[Jamie]

Haven't seen this clip yet. You need to.

[Alex]

One day a friend of mine was like, yo, man, I went to school for being a financial historian. So I'm like, bro, I don't know what that is. What is that? He's like, bro, we study rich people's spending habits.

[Jamie]

So when he found out what the banks and the wealthy were doing, this is what he did.

[Alex]

I'm going to open up insurance, put.

[George]

2,3 million of my insurance and borrow.

[Alex]

From that and put it back in.

[Jamie]

So traditionally you would take your money, put it in a bank account and leave it there where it earns practically no interest, while the bank then takes that money, puts it into a bank owned life insurance policy, earning, compounding interest and then taking that money and loaning it out, earning more interest and then paying back all the people who left the money in their bank accounts a very, very small percent. But what he's saying instead is to take that money, put it in his own life insurance policy, like an indexed universal life policy, where he can then take loans from the policy and put it towards a down payment on real estate, or to invest it in crypto, or to even use it for a retirement. If you're not, walk a flock of flame with millions of dollars, it's yours to do with however you wish. And there's more benefits than just the cash value. Your account continues to grow tax free, insufferable. There is a death benefit, so when you pass, your loved ones will receive that evil. George, these policies come with critical, chronic and terminal illness riders. If you are ever to be term life, they have a zero percent, meaning we only benefit from the market growth and we aren't negatively affected by market downturn caps, which means we get uninterrupted compounding interest year after year. So if you're interested in learning how to get one of these set up for yourself, we'd be happy to help you. Just go ahead and type a hello, I bet you in the comment section and I'll send you a message.

[George]

15,000 comments of people about to get scammed by this goon. Here's what I have to say. Yeah, that's right. There's homeschoolers watching and I respect that.

[Jamie]

So you're not.

[George]

You're. You don't even get the pleasure of that finger. You get my littlest, weakest finger. Fill your pockets. Oh, I'll fill your pockets all right. With a bag of doo doo sick burn. Golly, these people are the worst. How are people falling for this? Because Waka Flocka did it, it means we should too. I just. I don't get it. I wish I could look at the comments, but it's making me log into TikTok and I don't even know how to do that. Here we go. You know, I keep seeing videos about this, but never one explaining how. Yeah, because once you find out they're just peddling life insurance that's super expensive, that makes them huge commissions, you're gonna be like goodbye instead of hello. Oh, I should leave that as a comment. Dang it. I have to log in. Foiled. I guess people just want to get rich quick and they think I don't wanna do something stupid like, I don't know, invest in the stock market with way higher returns than these terrible life insurance slash wealth strategy scheme. But it makes me sick to my stomach if you see the word iul, just run far, far away. It's not for you. It's for him to make a lot of money off of you. Case closed, jury duty over. Go home. And before we leave, can I just go back to this crazy drawing Waka money iul real estate into the crypto, Backups to retirement, triple backflip. Bro, you are the Benson Boon of personal finance out here with these antics. This is wild behavior. No, here's what to do inst. Get term life insurance, which covers you in case Something would happen to you and your income to protect your loved ones. And then with the money you save, since it's a fraction of the price and does the only thing insurance is meant to do, you can invest the difference into the stock market. And he's Talking about the 0% floor, blah, blah. There's also a cap. So if the market did 20%, guess what, you ain't getting 20% because there's a cap on these accounts as well. That's what they're not telling you. And with most of these insurance policies, if you die, your family only gets the death benefit, not the cash value that was in there. That goes to the insurance company. So one more finger. I'll say one nice thing about him. He's got a good look.

[French Traveler]

Here is your check, madam. Thank you. Are you cool with me putting my card down and then you can just give me cash so I can get the points? Yes, that's fine, but points? What are you talking about? You know, like the points that you earn when you pay for something with your credit card. That's basically how I'm on this trip. I got my flight for free. We don't really do this in France. You guys don't have credit card points? No, not really. We don't even really use credit card. Most people only have a debit. Wait, you guys don't use credit cards? Then how do you build a credit score? We also don't have credit score in France. How is that even possible? Like, what do you do if you need to get a loan? Loans are based mostly on your salary and the relationship with your bank.

[George]

Really?

[French Traveler]

I mean, I guess that makes sense. I just assumed more people would use credit scores. There's actually only a few countries in the world that have them. Well, I'd be all for us getting rid of credit scores, but travel points, on the other hand. No, I'd like to keep those. But on your credit card you're paying interest, no? Well, yeah, that's kind of part of the deal. So what if you just saved the money that you would have spent on interest and use that to travel? No, no, no, no, no. Don't ruin this for me.

[George]

Oh, so good. Great acting. I don't know if she's actually French, but that was a very impressive French accent. She is well traveled, if nothing else.

[Alex]

Bonjour, Jean. Oh, look at you.

[George]

And I can tell she's on Team George here going, credit card points are not worth it. Credit cards are stupid. And they've 20 plus percent APR on average. And Credit scores are a scam invented to keep you in debt. And again, most countries don't have them. So let's find out which countries don't have credit scores. Countries without traditional credit scores. Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Netherlands, Nordic countries, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Spain, Japan, China, until recently, because they, they love the American way. So they went, let's introduce that Middle Eastern countries. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, countries with similar systems to the U.S. uK, Australia, New Zealand, India, South Korea, Brazil, and Mexico. So in total, about seven countries use credit scores. The rest are going, why would we need a number? Just can you pay it? And what is the relationship with this bank? That's it. That's old school and I like it. And as you know, I'm not a fan of debt. But if you're going to do it, don't worry about your credit score. Here in America, you can pay cash for a car. You don't need loans. And if you need a mortgage, you can do that without a credit score. And it's something that I have done personally. I've done a no score loan through manual underwriting to get a mortgage. And it wasn't that difficult. It didn't cost me any more. And you can, too. So screw their games. Live like the French in this case. But maybe use more deodorant.

[Alex]

George.

[George]

All right, for this next one, I'm being told that Trump has new numbers. What's that mean? We'll find out.

[Alex]

All new numbers.

[George]

Non t2 5 dillion. Okay, why did my brain process that like that was a normal thing to see all new numbers? Honestly, I wouldn't put it past him. For a guy who renamed it to Gulf of America, I could totally see him like, we're doing Delia now we're doing Dillion. Threlf. Threlf is I could see him mistakenly saying threlv instead of 12 and just going, that's a number. I'm making it. It's an executive order. We're doing threlve now. He does love, like old school, like show and tell level signage. I like that about it. He's a very show and tell kind of guy.

[Alex]

It's true.

[George]

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[Ian]

Okay, this is going to be a controversial statement, but you should only ever spend one month's salary on your vehicle. People always ask me how I'm able to afford to do this, and the answer is, I'm extremely frugal. Like, for example, if you make 48 grand a year, that's 4,000 bucks on a vehicle, maximum. That's the top end. 10% is the highest. I've always tried to be closer. Like 6, 7%. I've never spent more than 3,500 on a car. Always paid cash, never had a payment. And yeah, instead of putting that money into a depreciating asset, I put it into savings. Invested a little bit. Nobody likes to hear that. I mean, everybody wants to have the new fancy truck or whatever, but that's the keeping up with the Joneses mindset that keeps you in the rat race, not telling anybody what to do. You can buy whatever car, vehicle you want if it makes you happy. But that's Mount Ararat over here.

[George]

This guy's not even touching the handlebars. That's where Noah crashed his ark.

[Ian]

Sight for the Armenians.

[George]

Where is this going?

[Ian]

Armenia is just over there. My career lore is architecture design. My first job was working on a temp agency going into a.

[George]

Is this guy real?

[Ian]

Manufacturing plant, Working on an assembly line. It's pretty brutal. They would lock the door in the morning and they couldn't leave for lunch.

[George]

Could he not have done this video standing?

[Ian]

It's like a prison.

[George]

This is stressful.

[Ian]

No, this music, you can. If you talk too much to your friends, they would yell at you. After that, architecture. After that, construction. Climbing up the ladder in construction. Nothing fancy.

[George]

Just always been safer to talk.

[Ian]

Now buy your freedom. Don't, don't buy it.

[Jamie]

Don't.

[Ian]

Don't get suckered into the rat race. And keeping up with the Joneses, in my opinion, you spent 60k on a new truck and you have to work to pay off the debt. Sorry, bud. Good luck. Couldn't be me.

[George]

All right, that was a wild video. And I do not advocate for riding a bike on a street like that with no helmet. But I also are there. There was no cars and apparently he is currently near Turkey in the Iran border. All right, I don't know what this guy's life is, but it is. It's a wild one. I cannot advocate for his advice of spending your one month salary. I mean, people spend more than that on an engagement ring. So while I love that he's paying cash for his car, I love that he's living on less than he makes love, that he is avoiding the rat race, so to speak. He's also on a bike in just a full on button up shirt, no biking gear whatsoever. I'm just confused by this man's life. I thought he was going to say, I spent one month's salary on my vehicle and it's a bicycle. That would have made more sense. But let me know in the comments. What do you think? How much should you be spending on on a vehicle? And this is assuming you are paying cash in full. My take is that it should be no more than 50% of your household income tied up with anything with wheels and motors in it, because it's a depreciating asset, like you mentioned. Stay safe out there, Ian, please. As per usual, my producer Alex has sent me a mystery bonus video that may or may not be helpful to anyone. Let's see what it is today. Pov. Super Mario Kart Rail.

[Jamie]

Oh, no.

[George]

Where? What? Fifth World country Or they doing this? Oh, goodness. The helmet just straight up fell off. Are they throwing shells at him? What's making them do that? No, no. For all of these reasons. Oh, no. They're gone.

[Alex]

There.

[George]

Nope. Oh, my gosh. This makes MMA look cute.

[Ian]

Oh.

[George]

Oh. No padding, nothing. Just a Weasley helmet. That's all we're doing. I hope all of these people have life insurance. There's no way they all make it out alive. Wow. I can see that. I think white people, they need better hobby. They've gotten too bored. We've gone from, like, survival to, like, we're thriving. And now we're just like, hey, what if we tried to die? What would that be like? Let's try that out. Just to feel something. Oh, that stressed me out. Okay, that's enough for today. But hey, if you aren't ready to call it quits just yet, you got a stronger stomach than I do. Keep watching to see me react to even more tiktoks right here, including one from this guy who says two incomes are now a necessity for living your life. So give it a click to watch it up next or use the link in the description. And be sure to like subscribe and share this with your friend who would risk life and limb to do Mario Kart in real life because you should watch out for them. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.