How this Passenger Affords First Class

[oluwaseun]

He is not wrong, everything is on YouTube buh you have to really know what you are looking for.

[Joehirst]

That "everything's on YouTube" is so true for so many things. You're just a couple searches away if you live in the modern world. Please, start that business, learn that skill you've been wanting. Make your life better, people are rooting for you!

[gabechemodakov]

lol, he’s not wrong with the YouTube thing

[Subclip]

This series of asking first class what they do is really interesting. I want more!

[theradninja]

Sure it's on youtube, but only what is popular is easily found on youtube. Not what is correct. What you need is a mentor. Fast track to winning in anything.

[Shteven]

Gotta be careful when educating yourself on YT, yes there is a lot of info, but not all of it is good or credible. Make sure you can adequately discern good info from bad. Comments go a long way, usually if someone is talking out their butt, people will call them out on it and sometimes actually provide better info in the comments than the video did lol

[JTrades]

I learned everything on YouTube over a span of 2-3 years. Like a lot people are saying you are going to spend a lot of time learning these that you don’t need to know but if you can figure out what kind of trading you want to do that will speed it up

[thenext]

Key word NOT used is “LEVERAGE” or “FUNDED ACCOUNT”. If you do this type of trading options, etc, you better learn these terms. They can be your best friend, or a nightmare hellspawn.

[Zaxby]

Facts, we live in a time that nearly all information is readily available for people to read, watch, and learn, but people still won't do the research cause it's "too much work"

[GPTAgent]

Dude I love when he said "anything you can search" in reguards to learning on the internet. It's so true, and I tell people all the time, and most say "oh cool" and continue playing their silly video games 24/7.

[MrGofarkyself]

I went to lunch with a friend who remembered a couple of trades he forgot to close out before meeting me. Accidentally made another 5k by being open that hour or two longer.

[cobaltpatti]

Just a friendly book recommendation: "Bullshit Jobs" by David Graeber

[therealjohnmace]

The guy u don't wanna end up next to on a plane started a channel lol

[landonperez]

I will say in some fields that are more niche it can be difficult to find information on how to work it. But then again you could be that person to start making those videos as well.

[rollinz]

He's right, but on trading you have to know WHO to follow. Theres tons of bad traders who make videos and the rookies think theyre good. I found more bad traders than good ones my first couple years, took awhile to see who the winners are, but now im doing better than ever

[unclsugr]

EVERYTHING is on YouTube. Best commercial ever. 💯😉👍🏾

[Iburn]

Hes right. I taught myself how to trade options about 9ish years ago and a few years ago i was finally able to say im actually making money. Then everyone started trading and now a lot of people want to just buy meme stocks and hope

[ViperVenomHD]

Do not, do not, DO NOT buy anyone’s course. If they really had breakthrough information then they would only need a few trades to become a billionaire.

[SharkBait]

It’ll be the hardest thing you ever do for a career path, you’ll learn everything about who you are as a person

[adamturner]

Doesn’t look like a first class seat to me 😂, doesn’t even look like business class 😂😂