How rich people vs really rich people treat their accountant. #nicholascrown #comedyshorts

[jackiemasek]

A wise old, very rich, man once told me, “Take care of your people and they will take care of you.” He like me because I understood the hidden message there. Your people will take care of you THE EXACT SAME WAY you take care of them.

[No-XIV-Xion]

My dad is an accountant. He knows his client's finances very well and frankly.

Never fuck with your accountant. He knows how you're messing with your money. Moral of this will always be:

Treat your account right.

They can bury you with the IRS, and remember: even the Joker doesn't fuck with the IRS.

Edit: typo

[rpavlich]

The accountant isn't there to tell him his balance. He's there to tell him what his balance will be in 3, 5 and 10 years

[TheBlackToedOne]

You are so spot- on with all of these. Treat people well. A good business deal means everyone makes money. Wealth is accrued little by little. It doesn't happen overnight. The only exception is if you hit a big lotto.
1) My mother always told me you can always tell the difference between old money and new money.
2) I knew a well- off gentleman driving an older, more common car and asked why he didn't have a newer, nicer one. He said he didn't need it, but more importantly he said, "the people who mind don't matter, and the people who matter don't mind"
3) Another subtle clue and I found it is so true: money talks, but wealth whispers.

[coolgamerfella]

"Looking at your numbers is like looking at Stonehenge at sunset" what a great line. I may have to start using that now 😅

[jerrydawg]

My accountant and my attorney are priceless. I value both and treat them with respect and extreme value!

[cassidynoble]

Oh man, there is truth to that. I've been the accountant where management spends like there is no tomorrow, then are upset that they lose money every month. Listen to the accountants! They make your life so much easier!

[amyhemken]

As someone who has worked in the accounting industry as a secretary, it is always welcome when people are kind.

[TheRonnie]

This feels more like person who was given everything their whole life vs person who earned everything

[leannaluna]

A good accountant is worth their weight in gold.

[kyriahowey]

"As the only one who knows both our finances, I'm doing better than you." Love it.

[christineribone]

I like that really rich man does not show off his mansion, cars, and name drop. He is considerate to other people's feelings.

[thenamescactus]

"I thought it was my good looks"
That is another reason why he keeps you around

[jjzacharias]

Nicholas, I really appreciate your videos, your an amazing videographer pulling off both characters. Thanks!

[perilousrange]

I'm not rich, yet... But my accountant is really rich. I'm grateful every day to have him in my corner.

[dscott]

Have had both of these conversations in my career. It was fun to explain that they were spending $15k+ a month on clothes and he was floored.

[DeathToFrankLung]

Moral of the story of every one of these videos: treating people kindly and with respect will get you further in every aspect of life.

[ibukontraktor-taqwaproperty]

Honestly, I have never met rich people like the ones these sketches describe.

[casinogeno]

As a CFO for 30 years, this is not far off. The really rich ones know before I do.

[jordangorski]

As an accountant and having experienced both clients, this is so true