Asking Mansion Owners - What do you do for a living? - PART 2

Asking crazy millionaire home owners question we’ve all wanted to know... "what do you do for a living?"

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[Trche]

You can see the pattern. Either:
a) Go into real estate
b) Go into construction
c) Own a business

[frankireri]

Rich people smiling when They're told they have a nice home, like they've been waiting years to hear this 😂😂

[Jorge-sybp]

for the ppl wondering why they seem relieved after the compliment on their house is simply because having a complete stranger that successfully arrived to the door and that is recording you all the time is kinda unexpected.

[NallahBrown]

It's the kids of these homeowners saying "WE ARE IN.." Truly a testament to the way they keep family in the business and train/put their kids on at young ages

[backupkbts]

“What do YOU do for a living?”
“I ask people what they do for a living.”

[zenunim]

two things I noticed about this:
- wealth indeed takes time to build
- the very younger or very older people who answer the door are always way more polite than the middle aged ones lmao

[shaunbanksss]

i love the fact that a lot of these people open the door with a smile on there face and are more then happy to share what there career is, but yet there not cocky, on the contrary u can tell there actually very humble 🥺

[hbwhmw]

the way the stunt driver closed the door so fast💀

[SC]

All these people DEFINITELY updated their security system after this visit.

[tx]

The professional housewife is the only one who walks around at home like a normal person 😂

[Cemetery._Lady]

As somebody who plans on going into interior design AND loves the aesthetics of the house, 4:21 makes me so happy

[nursemaggie]

What stands out for me is how cultured these people are. They are surprised yet cooperative and no one threw punches as one would expect. The power of a developed character...

[ericaluke]

*EVERY FAMILY HAS SOMEONE WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY IN THAT FAMILY, I PRAY YOU BE THE ONE*

[tengkuafsaruddinrusyaidi]

This guy's confidence level is insane. I'm the one who scared looking him about to knock the door. 😂

[alexstephanie]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[rajaaminu]

The first step to successful investing is figuring
out your goals and risk tolerance - either on your own or with the help of a Financial Advisor. If you can get the facts about savings and investing with a well detailed plan, you should be able to gain financial security over the years and enjoy the benefits of managing your income.

[peanutbutteryejam]

I just love how people are honest and say, “No, I don’t own this house, this is my family’s house.” (If it’s not actually their house, but their family’s)

[captaindeo]

"Our company installs automatic doors."
opens door manually

[Eumanel]

As a Brazilian, what surprised me the most was how these people have the door of their house directly facing the street with nothing in between

[anastassiyashvilko]

That’s so really cool how they are all in different professions. I’ve actually watched one of the videos where the millionaire actually said “choose what you love and work hard on it”. That’s pretty much the shortest answer of how to be successful