Septum Piercing Freak Makes Financial Audit History
Published: 2025-07-16
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Published: 2025-07-16
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Federal student loans may offer more avenues for forgiveness compared to other types of debt.
"Because student loans are typically lower interest when they're federal loans. When they're federal loans, there are more ways out of them except bankruptcy, but there are more ways to potentially get them forgiven."
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The guest's goal is to establish a clothing brand, specifically gym clothes for Latinas, after becoming debt-free.
"I want to be out of debt so I can make that happen. And I don't know how long that's going to take, but I want to pay it as like... Then I want to have my own brand. Clothing brand. Either gym clothes. ... I want it to be I want it to be... I haven't seen, but there's not a cho one. ... Latinas. Yes."
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To be successful in business, create something unique that fills an unmet market need or significantly improves upon existing offerings.
"When I write music... I was able to make a living off a composer. Very rare thing. It's really cool. I wanted to write a piece of music that I wanted to hear that no one else heard. When I thought about making content, I made a show that I wanted to watch but didn't exist yet. So, I made financial audit. That's how you have to think about it. What market is not being served or if there is a market that is being served? What can you do so substantially better in such a unique way that it will surpass those other brands?"
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With disciplined budgeting, the guest's total debt could be paid off in approximately 22 months.
"Uh, at the current rate if you actually budget which I honestly don't think you will cuz you're stuck in I don't know I hope you do I hope you do takes 22 months so 2 years"
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The guest could achieve debt freedom, establish a fully funded emergency fund, and move out within approximately two and a half years.
"It takes less than two years to get a fully funed emergency fund let's call it two and a half years total pay off debt get a fully funed emergency fund move the out become an adult"
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Paying off a $1400 debt with a $69 minimum payment will take 8 years, while paying $300/month would take less time.
"If I paid $300 a month... That would pay it off in a certain amount of time. So would your minimum monthly payment of $69. So would $250. So 251 and two and three and four. I... What? That's such I don't get that answer. Okay. Yeah. Time. How many years? The minimum. No purchases, minimum monthly pay payments only. 10 years. 8 years."
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The speaker allows the guest to promote her clothing brand, but warns it is not unique enough to succeed.
"I will allow it. I will allow it for this one time only. I will allow the plug, guys. If you want to see her brand, go to dom definitely has a brand and a down syndromeboyfriend.com and you can get access to all of her clothing today. Why the what? Wait, what is this? Sharper way. This looks like the Best Buy card, but it's not."
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To be successful in business, create something unique that doesn't exist or improve upon an existing market in a substantially better and unique way.
"One, get an idea that's unique. I guarantee you there's a thousand Latina athletic brands out there. I guarantee you. Okay. Okay. So, do something no one's ever done. Let's use Let's just use my example. Let's Let's stroke stroke my ego real quick. Okay. Let's have a little little ego stroke. Um I don't even know what that was. Uh when I write music and you know, I was able to make a living off a composer. Very rare thing. It's really cool. I wanted to write a piece of music that I wanted to hear that no one else heard. Mhm. When I thought about making content, I made a show that I wanted to watch but didn't exist yet. So, I made financial audit. That's how you have to think about it. What market is not being served or if there is a market that is being served? What can you do so substantially better in such a unique way that it will surpass those other brands?"
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There are two ways to succeed in business: create something unique or offer something substantially better than competitors. The guest's proposed business idea is unlikely to succeed due to lack of uniqueness.
"Those are the two ways you essentially have to go about it. That's is the most simple, easy version. Guarantee there's like 50 Latino athletic wares and you're not going to get there. I'm sorry. Like, you'll have some friends and family support it, but this is not revolutionary enough to get you there. Or you haven't told me what is going to be so beyond industry changing that no one else is doing that you're bringing to that. Do you have that answer? No."
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Student loans below 4% interest rates are not a primary concern, especially when compared to the average graduate debt of $40,000. The guest's student loan debt is $8,813.40.
"The $8,813.40. It's not I don't want to use the it's not the worst cuz that's what you guys use for your detriment. But that's Listen, $40,000 is the median. That's the average student loans that people graduate with, right? And 40% of people who borrow for student loans drop out. At least you graduated. You finished it. Easy degree. It helps. But you did do it. And we do like to see that. Um and student loans is lower. And again, they're actually all below 4% interest rates. So, I'm not freaking out about these, but what was your payment? My pay? I Sorry. I"
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An individual who spends excessively, incurs debt, is enabled by others, refuses to save for retirement, and then expects others to fund their future is described as a spoiled brat who has done nothing to prepare for their future.
"You're the person who blows all the money, goes into debt, gets enabled their entire life, refuses to sacrifice, put anything away for retirement, and then it comes retirement time. And then you cry. You cry that there's no money for you. You cry that people aren't paying enough taxes so that you can have more money when you have done nothing your entire life and you've been enabled and you've just been a spoiled brat and you did nothing to prepare for your future. So other people have to put their future building slower in order to give you more money."
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A budget is proposed: $250 for rent (including utilities/internet), $200 for groceries (shared with mom), $100 for tea, $20 for other necessities, and $25 for subscriptions.
"Your rent's $250. Mhm. Okay. That includes utilities, internet, all that stuff, right? How does the grocery situation work at the household? I buy out. Or my mom. I buy groceries. My mom buys groceries. Okay. So, you don't have to buy all the groceries? No. I'm going to give you $200 foring groceries. A thanks. $100 for tea. If you find anything else you need to survive, I'm going to give you $20. $25 for subscriptions. You figure out where it goes."
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The guest's minimum debt payments are $1,819.17, which is 40% of her income, due to overspending, a desire for a 'bougie' lifestyle, and worthless degrees. This forces her to live at home, and she should be kicked out to learn a lesson, possibly through bankruptcy.
"Your minimum payments... are $1,819.17. What a what? That's so horrible. That's 40% of your income because of your spending. Because if you're undisiplined, because you just want to spoil yourself and be bougie and all this stuff and get worthless degrees because of that, 40% of your income goes to debt. Yeah, you're right. You can move out now all because of your choices. So now you forced yourself to live there and they should still kick you out and force you to go through bankruptcy so you can learn something."
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The guest's minimum debt payments of $1,819.17 represent 40% of her income due to overspending, a desire for a 'bougie' lifestyle, and 'worthless degrees.' This forces her to live at home, and she should be kicked out to learn a lesson, possibly through bankruptcy.
"Your minimum payments... are $1,819.17. What a what? That's so horrible. That's 40% of your income because of your spending. Because if you're undisiplined, because you just want to spoil yourself and be bougie and all this stuff and get worthless degrees because of that, 40% of your income goes to debt. Yeah, you're right. You can move out now all because of your choices. So now you forced yourself to live there and they should still kick you out and force you to go through bankruptcy so you can learn something."
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If the guest budgets effectively, it will take 22 months to pay off her debt, 2 years to build a fully funded emergency fund, and 2.5 years to become an adult and move out.
"Uh, at the current rate if you actually budget which I honestly don't think you will cuz you're stuck in I don't know I hope you do I hope you do takes 22 months so 2 years that's not bad that is worth it takes less than two years to get a fully funed emergency fund let's call it two and a half years total pay off debt get a fully funed emergency fund move the out become an adult"
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