How THE WOLF OF WALL STREET paid for college

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Speaker: @wolfofwallst
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[academyofwealth]

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[joebard]

"Sell em for a buck a piece, ya know"
"Minimum wage was 1.20"
Adds up.

[verticalsorh]

Imagine paying an hours wage for a fugesicle. Holy shit lol.

[DAatDA]

Then he shorted chipwich stock and stopped selling them on the beach.
That day he made 1.2 million.

[funglegunk]

I love videos with inspirational music that make you forget that this a financial criminal who destroyed countless peoples lives.

[loganmock]

here’s a tip for you all: never take financial advice from a man who is currently 100 million dollars in debt to the us government

[jimmalone]

Leo really makes this man likeable. But don't forget, he still owes millions and isn't paying it while he makes a fortune from talking about himself.

[trancetechkid]

“Sold ‘em for $1 a piece. No, no you didn’t, not in 1978. At the MOST, 25 cents, probably lower. The lie is embarrassing...

[marcod]

Nowadays you’d need a permit, letter of intent including environmental initiative, a recycling plan, proof of conformance to OSHA standards, kick-back to the cops/beach security… etc

[jonathondelemos]

Imagine making up a story like this and repeating it so many times you actually believe you did it

[micntr]

When college didn’t cost an arm and leg, you could work an honest job to pay it off.

[Ggv]

The federal minimum wage was 2.70 in 1978. College was like 1k a semester at this time at public universities, this isn't any special individual act, this is the product of a properly publicly funded educational system. And that's taking absolutely nothing away from this man because that's the way our country should function currently

[louranterlius]

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.

[sawyernorthrop]

Take everything this guy says with a grain of salt for obvious reasons

[Sam-yrls]

You know when JB is lying...

It's whenever he's speaking.

[mlw]

"... I started my 10, 000 strong chicken farm with two wings..."

[DECOVER]

“Then I started to con people to make more money” he should have said that too :D

[VALERIOSTALLIONBOOTS]

Sell them for a buck a piece yet minimum wage is $1 per hour

[chrisshira]

Every New Yorker knows damn well that Jones Beach looks nothing like that

[ThePuregenius]

I basically did this in high school when I was 14, a new bargain store opened near where I lived that sold 500ml bottles of Pepsi and other drinks for 25p, in other shops they were £1 each, so I'd buy 4 for £1, go to school and sell 3 of them for £1 each, tripples the money I spent and I still had a drink for myself, its not a hard thing to do, if you can buy things cheap and find a customer base willing to buy the products for more than you spent, you will make money.

I went from selling a few bottles a day to making £100 a week from what I could fit in my rucksack everyday. I could have made more (bigger rucksack) but I was making enough to buy my 14yo self anything I wanted, xbox, TV, computer, games to go with them.

And all because I went to the shop before school 1 day and bought 4 bottles of Pepsi, when my friends either didn't have time to go to the shop or didn't have a shop near where they lived/got the bus to school from. They had the money to buy lunch anyway, but the drinks at school were like £1.50 and up, so me offering them a drink for £1 saved them money too, it was like I was doing them a favour.