I agree, that mamma had her head screwed on right and raised a beautiful man. My kids lost their father when the oldest was 8, he didn't pass away, I found he was an unspeakable man with unspeakable appetites. We left with nothing. Just our clothes. fast forward, my eldest is 30, currently doing a gap year from university, She already has a first in psychology and 3rd world slavery, She's now doing a 4 yr course in psychotherapy, centred on domestic abuse in children and adults. I'd like to add she has paid for this all on her own. My second child was the youngest Head Chef in a large corporate to have her own restaurant at the age of 19, allow me to quantify, at the age of 15 she attempted suicide because of her past with her 'father'. My youngest, at 25 is top management for the tech department in a veterinary wholesaler company, has his own web design business and manages 3 properties that he rents out alongside managing his own home. He also has 3 kids. I have a philosophy about my kids, the oldest is going to fix the world, middle is going to feed the world and the youngest is going to populate the world lol. I'll be the first to admit my own failings, I had no idea about the activities of my ex husband, the guilt I feel is immeasurable. But I cannot deny how proud I am of my kids, every day we talk, they live 250 miles away from me but I still get to read my grandkids a night night story. They have forgiven me for failing them. I need to forgive myself, I'm working on it. probably why I'm waffling on ? I don't feel I deserve their forgiveness.

You never give up on your children. Ignorance breeds poverty.

That's a lovely comment. And good on you raising your boy right. X x

Great job Marlene!

aye Who Dat

@@doldaslow265 WHO DAT!!

He Is a great human being.

If everything goes well this young man can be another future CEO in the making. As such a young age being mentored by an actual CEO is priceless.

I want an update

I always look at the bright side of LIFE.

Agree

Of course, he has to be ready. That's why he's going to be a mentor.

Where?

@@TL2354 what do you mean where? At the end of the video the boss said that when he's ready to open up a company he'll give him twenty-five thousand towards it

that’s exactly what he said. when he’s ready. BUT he’s going to be his mentor which will help him get ready

I am going to mentor you and then when I think your ready I will help you open up your own shop how tf is that a bad thing lad 😂

yup, catching the scraps our elites let fall from the sides of their mouths, makes it all worthwhile.

@@ebotfu people we see in these videos, none of them are the elites. they may have tons of money, and some people in life are so poor, all they have is money. if your perception about life is about money then ofcourse this will look like scraps from an elite. but this is what life is all about, for the young man. to be helping his mom and to one day be able to tell his mom, we made it mom! we gonna have more time to enjoy and less to work, and thast what life is all about. young man the richest in the world, for he has a loving family and his demeanor tells me he has many loving friends as well. Thats what life is all about

Probably was genuine but pretty much useless for this guy as he won't meet the net worth capitalization required. Need at least several hundred k in liquid assets to cover cashflow shortages. This guy ain't got it and won't have it working in the capacity he's in.

Im sure all of your coins are up in smoke or rehab

Yeah cause I’m sure this 19 year old knows who the fuckin ceo is lmfaoo. I’ve worked plenty of jobs whom I’ve never met the CEO let alone saw a picture of them. Just know them by name.

No kidding, 25k? Yeah right.

The mentorship is worth more than any amount of money he could have given him

Franchise in particular, as you can't cut corners. There are mandatory upfront fees and required levels of capitalization. Franchisor will scrutinize the finances of the franchisee applicant to ensure they have enough liquid capital to pay for the first few years of operation when it will be most difficult to sustain cashflow. Jose unfortunately has zero chance of achieving that level of liquidity remaining where he is, he needs to branch out and do something else.

Right 🙄 they should just give him the $25,000 and not bribe him into having to get it you have to open one of our stores. I normally love this show but this is the first one that I'm not really feeling. Plus the boss said when he's ready to open it... Didn't sound to promising

You don't know that. My father died of cancer when I was 13. We were on welfare until my mother was able to go back to school and find a job. Today I own a trucking company.

The boss could have given him money now to survive on....

@@shamimmerrigan2881 give a person a fish or teach a person to fish. Which do you think is more beneficial to the person?

who gave you that name??

@@theone-gs9be average KZfaq user IQ lol

Yalol yal lol fmlmaoathwh

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