the rich-born kids are the ones polite unlike the rich-made ones.

Real rich people have manners, it’s the fake rich people that don’t

​@frontlinersaudi8076 umm I would say that the one's in uk are much different then one's in the state's...no matter how they started with money most end up being lil snot's here...unless they are one's who started out alive in that struggle to know and remember how it was to have that struggle and now just be thankful they don't have the stress of not knowing where their next meals are...they are rare though...

On another note, I don't get people who are hurting for money like this going out and thinking its a good idea to bring kids into the mix, like that is going to make it easier...

I attempted to read this run on sentence lacking proper grammar and punctuation but life is far too short.

Hello! That's a good idea. I guess the rich are still rich and the poor are still poor. Those rich kids probably still buy ridiculous things they don't even need 😄

Yes absolutely! Would wonderful to see where everyone is! Watching from Australia ❤

They should but in America. Our middle class is dying it’s so bad here!

@@ransom7788How are they going to do a where are they now about British people in America?

I only just started watching these and your right on many point's, cause he doesn't seem over the top, nor does his house, for me its a bit closer to a middle income family type house with people who are down to earth who worked hard for their money and what they got to give to their kids...plus the family he spent time with seem's more like the one's these kids should be at and not one's only living in dumps on government funds...What floor's me is the one's who work only bringing home 1k a month, I mean I did that back in high school or first years out of school in the 80's... Now I would consider myself a bit spoiled, we lived in basic ghetto to richer type life, even after I moved out for my 2nd marriage was like that, but I have never stopped living how my mother taught me on getting the most out of your money...also my kids were given the same as I did, like buying first car and helping at other things, but taught to appreciate it and work as part of the family doing what things needed to get done to get these type of things...plus we were never one's on like bday's or xmas to just go out and buy a bunch of random crap so it looked like they had a lot but was stuff that lasted 5 mintues for kids, to me that was just throwing money in the trash....so we would get fewer things but be really thoughtful on the choice's for each kid to make sure it was something that could be useful in life (like a laptop) that they can use for many year's then maybe a few smaller things... Really liked the balance of the people in this episode, only thing I didn't get was the woman for breakfast taking 2 pieces of toast but gave the guest 1 piece who is a guy, who normally eat more...plus why didn't she get her parent's or other family member's take turn's in watching her kid and then maybe go to work herself so it can make things better for them...stop worrying about taking vacation's...even us with making 6 figure's who have rarely taken a vacation and with a family of 6 we have never gone together at same time either...plus if you look around there are ton of things you can do with your kids for free...

@@SnowWhite-wt4pw Thanks for sharing your story and input. The Brits have the best shows and documentaries. This channel is still uploading more episodes so check them out - it's worth your time. Go to Wikipedia for more info because this channel doesn't list series and episode numbers.

Amen, we need more of that especially in the USA. It’s the opposite here where the majority of people on benefits ( welfare) don’t have any desire or intentions of doing better for themselves through hard work and saving. Why bother when you get handed everything for free and then work side gigs getting paid under the table and they don’t report the extra cash so they are doing better than alot of working folks. People lack pride in themselves. Its wonderful to see struggling folks do for themselves and even if they don’t have much at all they have pride

I started getting emotional watching that part

@@Therealmatthewphilips Right 🥲

Same I have 8 some are starting to become adults we are hopefully going to be able to buy a house

Give him a break. He's spending hours and hours handing out leaflets for a lousy £20

so poor people aren’t allowed to enjoy small pleasures? i’m sure he didn’t buy it with the last of their money, they’re clearly not stupid when it comes to budgeting

@@autumnnn1809 well there are other cheaper energy drinks available. I’ve been in their situation for a while and I knew what had priority in my monthly budget. I stopped smoking, drinking, going out… anything that was not necessary, pleasure or not, had to wait until I could afford it again

@Maxy_9090 / Gives a whole new meaning to working smarter, not harder, right? 😮

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As an Australian, it blows me away that the US govt will shut off your water for an unpaid bill..over here you would have to ignore many bills and the option to go on a payment plan..Water should be a human right..

It would be great if Antony's hard work paid him more money so they don't have to stress as much and can hire a baby-sitter for more couple's time. They may want another child and then there's the cost of college or university.

That was after tax, so before tax would be a bit higher. Still not a lot to live on though.

Does the UK not have laws for minimum wage?

​@amandamagni1606 not USD... Pounds. At the current exchange rate 1USD = .79 Pounds. In other words, 2k pounds per month is equal to $2546.44. That's after tax. It's the equivilant of making 35-40k/year in the US. Which is $16-$19/hr... too lazy to do the actual math.

​@@amandamagni1606they should, but 1k should be below minimum wage. Pretty common

I spent $150 at Woolworths yesterday..Cooked up a huge lamb roast, 4 portions of beef korma, 6 portions of chicken tikka and veg plus 10 portions of chilli con carne in the stockpot..

Tattooing is not easy money. You have to invest first ( license, machine, place,.)

After taxes and childcare costs, it’s better to stay home. He’s only 2 years old.

That sounds weird lol I disagree

I don't mind Canada Goose coats even if some people like the status it gives them. The outerwear serves a practical purpose and they're quite fashionable. I think Birkin bags are overrated. Nice style, but not unique. It's a little over the top when people buy Birkin bags in every shade - they are the status seekers.

I’m from Canada. I’ve had my Canada Goose coat for 10 years and it’s a necessity!!!

@@allyderaaf129 I'm from Toronto. I can't afford Canada Goose so I have to make do with less expensive coats. I'm happy you can!

Right! I pay 1,150.00 a month for my 1 bedroom rental.

The salary should also be higher then. Here, rental apartments are 400-500€ a month, but the salary is 1.2k €. 800-900€ is the below minimum wage. If your salary is higher, the prices are also going to be higher

The husband said they don't want benefits, he would rather work than receive money.

it is not nice as Christians to use scripture to judge someone wrongly. he is privileged yes, but that doesn't mean he should give up what he loves and brings him joy just to please the family. I think he prioritized what they really needed.

I grew up poor, I at one point as an adult had only $20 for food per week… that was for only 3 months. I would never ask for charity, never! I’m sick and tired of people who expect others to pay for them. I expect families to look after their own, help family members with getting help, support for mental health, and work. I don’t think taxpayers should be paying for welfare.

​@annetoronto5474 do you feel the same way towards corporations who pay their workers poorly? I don't live in the Uk, I live in the US, a country that really don't give a crap about it's citizens, and for me if my taxpayer dollars must be spent, I prefer it go to those who have nothing as opposed to them going towards corporate welfare. Sure there are always going to be moochers that want don't want to work for their money but I think history has proven that it's the ones at the top that are the best at wanting to get paid for doing nothing, making millions while using public infrastructure, but crying poor when it comes to paying their fair share of taxes... and still expecting tax payers to give them a break because they bring jobs. Please, I don't think there is any shame in asking for help when it's needed but to ask for it when you have plenty like these corporations do, to pay so little for what is called unskilled labor is truly shameful in my eyes, I wonder how much profit would be made w/o "unskilled" labor, are you bothered when your tax dollars go towards helping out people who already have millions or do you save your disdain for "the poor"?

​@@priscillavanessa5798 well said 💜💚

@@priscillavanessa5798 Corporate welfare has to end, here in Canada, Trudeau just “invested” 5 billion dollars for only 1000 jobs for Canadians and 1600 foreign workers. I understand how people feel that they deserve universal basic income when they see how much money is wasted on corporate welfare, foreign funding, and wars. We need to reduce taxes taken from citizens.

As someone who's lived in an old house, most of these houses are actually clean, the floor, furniture and walls are just busted up and stained. Plus there isn't much space, so the stuff is piled up in certain areas. They actually have a clean house.

Honestly she might be being honest poor people eat a lot of carbs and boxed and canned stuff it’s cheap which would make you very fat

Íf you dont eat for days , especially the female metabolism goes bonkers. Your body gets into starvation mode and fat will just stock on your body.