Who/what blew your mind the most in this video? What are your thoughts on girl math and this video? Did it give you a headache too? Also what percent is you phone 🔋 on? I'm on 73% it's 11 p.m. 😎
@chelseashurmantine8153Ай бұрын
The “that’s just extra money laying in my bank account”
@thatEleneАй бұрын
I think it's a made-up term and being sold to us as an indulgence for mindless spending. Is there a boy math too? 😂
@EddysigАй бұрын
Re-wearing outfits. I absolutely LOVE my clothes!!! They're MY clothes and I love to wear the same stuff! Feel like spongebob sometimes when I have a favorite shirt and keep wearin it lmao. And it's not like I don't have nice clothes, I spent good money on my clothes, you BET I'm re-wearing it til it falls apart.
@jochenkraus7016Ай бұрын
Apart from all the "girl math" it's calling everything "investing" like it's a synonym for spending money.
@LLLLLP0Ай бұрын
I have so many thoughts - but i just wanna say your videos rule, they are eye opening i grew up in peru with no financial education now making mistakes in my 30s here in the USA i want to get better - and seeing this helps immensely ofc your commentary adds invaluable learnings too! but damn seeing those tiktoks... i have no words
@allotheabove123Ай бұрын
Presenting yourself as incompetent or childish about money isn't cute. It insults your intelligence to do so.
@adish1401Ай бұрын
That is what I don't get, do they just like insulting themselves? Like if I call you stupid, will you get offended? Why though? Ain't that exactly what you are trying to be? It's also doing miles to discredit any person cursed with female parts who claims to struggle with money... I don't have money, not because I am overconsuning cosmetics, but because getting an entry job is like finding a needle in a haystack in my city.
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
Exactly, the way the pushing this girl math trend is ridiculous.
@naomivought9317Ай бұрын
I literally suck with money, but I don’t buy any of this shit. Just forget to pay my electric for 2 months because adhd brain. All of this stuff is just weird 😂 my to do lists have real stuff on them and I still forget.
@ItsStrawberryShortCakeАй бұрын
They think its cute, in reality it's such a turn off
@uniquenewyork3325Ай бұрын
If you guys want a psychological reason for this, it's because it removes responsibility. If you blame "girl math" you are essentially blaming your gender and femininity for doing this, instead of yourself. So it makes the issue feel beyond your ability to fix. A guy version would be buying stuff advertised as making you "more of a man", like expensive cars and get rich quick schemes.
@bobbybrannon9938Ай бұрын
the rounding down thing is crazy to me.... if i'm buying something that's $15.99 my brain goes "damn that's like $20"
@jocelynsmyth660418 күн бұрын
Same!
@judithvictoria310916 күн бұрын
Totally!!!! 👏🏼 I always round up!!! 👆🏼for self awareness 🙃
@BigAirr.13 күн бұрын
me too lol
@SincerelyVenish13 күн бұрын
I do the same exact thing!!! I round all the way up to give myself some cushion
@manyagaver194611 күн бұрын
I should start doing that and then moving the $4 into a savings account
@ChristianaMick13Ай бұрын
My girl math is filling up my Amazon cart at night, when I want things, and then waking up and deleting it because I never really wanted it.
@bandanarathoreАй бұрын
Also never caring for how much discount is on an item. Only the current price of it matters not the % of discount.
@ketameaniiАй бұрын
same
@tinywalnut6337Ай бұрын
I once walked into a Sephora to buy my favorite lipstick. I was willing to pay full price for it, but at the cash wrap, I was told it was half off. THAT time I was fully cognizant of the discount...and BOY was that a good day.
@millo729516 күн бұрын
Buying a digital card and then never using it Girl math 💥
@ceejay898114 күн бұрын
I make Amazon wish lists and a week or 2 later I delete most stuff 😂
@JAM661Ай бұрын
Girl math is when you have to sell your $10,000 bag (investment ) for $300.00 because you have no money for emergencies and you lost your job.
@233kosta6 күн бұрын
... and that bag was never worth $10k to begin with.
@dodgedaytona74355 күн бұрын
It's called a sugar baby investment.
@vunne9110Ай бұрын
My own “girl math” is if I resist the temptation to order takeout/buy something/spend needlessly, then I transfer that exact amount to my savings account and “spend” it that way
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
I LOVE THIS! 💕
@Kat-of-the.wood5Ай бұрын
This is brilliant. 💕
@fordfiesta1071Ай бұрын
ooo smart!!! don't mind me stealing that idea hehe
@naomivought9317Ай бұрын
I may steal this
@naomivought9317Ай бұрын
Thank you for your service
@mochitoes8271Ай бұрын
when ur 65 y/o ready to cash out ur meager retirement fund nobody's gonna care that you never wore the same dress twice...
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
Ooop 😳 FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK OF THE CLASS!
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
Exactly, financia literacy is a must.
@GigaChad_169Ай бұрын
LOL retirement fund!? People like that don’t have one😂
@bumblehoney7206Ай бұрын
Fun fashion tip: just get one black dress that makes everyone look twice. That's what I do and I get multiple compliments from the same people every year.
@RavenousxrellikАй бұрын
Exactly this! Nobody (worthwhile) cares now and nobody for sure will care when you're suffering later and unable to retire
@minji03Ай бұрын
I have literally never seen a normal person judge someone else because they wore the same outfit twice
@vminhope30408 күн бұрын
That’s high school mindset. Getting to 30s I’m proud of wearing something multiple times. Less laundry, saves money.
@manofmagic18034 күн бұрын
@@vminhope3040same. Unless something i see is good quality and i know will last. And if i still want it after 48 hours i will get it.
@YourgurtisgoodКүн бұрын
@@vminhope3040 it really is highschool stuff, i dropped out sophmore year and by the time i was 18-19 i was out of the mindset so many people get into during school and then collage rolls around and makes them think the adult world is also like that. insane
@musicorac19 күн бұрын
The “I don’t rewear outfit girl” is in a VERY different tax bracket than me 😂
@manofmagic18034 күн бұрын
Fr
@sunako666Ай бұрын
Girl math at first was like laughing at yourself for your money decisions, but now they're trying to justify being irresponsible with money
@LPno.9Ай бұрын
They both mean the same thing.
@sunako666Ай бұрын
@@LPno.9 kinda yes, but it was used ironically but now doesn't look like it
@EmphasisOnPBJАй бұрын
@@LPno.9Technically, but one was in a joking manner about their questionable financial choices and one is trying to break it down into how its actually a smart thing
@LPno.9Ай бұрын
@EmphasisOnPBJ Still the same.
@EmsFitVentureАй бұрын
This! I said the same thing on her other video. It started as a JOKE. So they are literally a joke trying to legitimately justify their purchase in this way.
@fallinlove3210Ай бұрын
Girl math is called "girl" math for a reason, becuse a grown and mature woman doesnt subscribe to the stupidity of this insanity.
@a.7889-v8fАй бұрын
I agree because I get where you’re coming from, but my first thought when I read this was, “I was never that dumb, even when I was a young girl getting pocket money”. My parents fortunately did me a huge favour by teaching me about money management from as young as six. Even little tricks like my dad giving me pocket money (in coins), me saying, “thank you!” and then him saying, “do you want to count it to check it’s all there?” I’d then discover he’d short-changed me by 30 cents or something and say, “hey! Where’s the rest?”
@emilyau8023Ай бұрын
It's not even gender specific. This isn't girl math. This is financial illiteracy.
@KyiecutieАй бұрын
We all know the US school system does no good for teaching personal finance management. You have to either be fortunate as be born with parents with good personal finance skills who teach you, or have a relative or family friend who teaches you, or have the ability to learn it yourself early enough in life before you’ve absolutely obliterated your own finances. It’s unfortunately a privilege to be knowledgeable in personal finance. It’s not a s simple as stupid vs smart. Lots of smart people are very fucking dumb with their money because they never learned how to manage it. Impulse control also plays a large part in spending habits.
@a.7889-v8fАй бұрын
@@Kyiecutie Absolutely! It’s the same with the education system in Australia. You’re also very correct in saying that being smart doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be good with your finances. I’ll go a step further and say that even if you are smart AND have the privilege of parental guidance in financial literacy during your upbringing, it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be able to manage well. A perfect example would be my two half-brothers (they’re about 20 years older than me and had the same dad as I did). Both are INCREDIBLY intelligent academically and in other ways. One is a multi millionaire. My other brother? He literally asked me in March if I could micromanage what little was left of his money so that he wouldn’t spend every last dollar on his alcohol addiction. I should also point out that once he’s been drinking, his spending on things like Uber and takeaway deliveries etc. goes out of control. He knows perfectly well IN THEORY how to budget and has even written one up on an Excel spreadsheet that he wants me to help him follow, but in order for him to do this I pretty much have to manage every dollar he spends. For example, just in order to help him keep to his grocery shopping budget, we have to do the following: - he logs onto his online Coles account, adds what he wants/needs to his cart, then adjusts it the best he can to fit to his budget - he lets me know via email that he’s done and if he’s gone over budget, we FaceTime so we can brainstorm to see if there’s any changes he could make to bring the total cost down - he picks the time he wants it delivered and finalises the order - I then log in to his account just to change his password so he can’t access it and IMPULSIVELY add things to his order up until the day before delivery, a habit which has caused him to overspend in the past - me changing the password also prevents him from impulsively ordering anything from Coles until he’s next due to do a grocery shop. If he needs something like bread or milk in the meantime, I transfer him that amount of cash so he can get it at the store. - rinse and repeat. Myself and my two half-brothers had the same dad who was very wise financially and, in my opinion, taught his children about finances better than the average parent did at the time. The half-brother I’m currently helping is a University lecturer in political science and has almost completed his PhD, so definitely not “dumb” like I mentioned in my last comment. Weird how our brains work, hey?
@sunbeam9229Ай бұрын
@@Kyiecutie thank you for saying this. In addition, if anyone is in highschool or middle school you should take home economics. This class actually teaches you personal financing skills that will be needed in adulthood. ❤
@u2v22Ай бұрын
Don't get me wrong, I would NEVER buy a Birkin purse but I'm amused that she thought it was $10k. Birkins are more like $50k.
@chegu61321 күн бұрын
You can get used Birkins for about 12k, and bring it to a bag Spa for about 2k - so 14k would be realistic
@Sebastian-fy3huАй бұрын
Im too poor for this type of girl math. My math is going to walmart and adding 3-4 dolllars on each indiviual item so that i make sure i have enough for the tax at the end and dont go over my budget.
@Taby1011Ай бұрын
We need ‘woman math’ where we learn to invest and save money
@jaxj968Ай бұрын
yes 😭
@MuseSunflowerАй бұрын
Absolutely 🤣
@khanhcao3123Ай бұрын
Good luck....hahaha
@nanbaron6713Ай бұрын
Graandma's math is using crisco as lotion cus just as good if not better, cheaper, and no weird smells that burn!
@Ciborium19 күн бұрын
Wouldn't that be called "math"?
@py4998Ай бұрын
Girl maths is personally one of the most offensive things I’ve heard, especially infuriating since it’s coming from other women🤣 like don’t lump me in with your irresponsible spendings habits, do that by yourself!
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
EXACTLY!!!
@Jess-he9fcАй бұрын
Its just a joke
@aesinamАй бұрын
It's not. People are actually following this nonsense. Just because they give it a stupid name doesn't make it a joke@@Jess-he9fc
@miracle-pi5wsАй бұрын
@@Jess-he9fc yeah I bet daddy pays all your loans too
@Jess-he9fcАй бұрын
@@miracle-pi5wslol nope i pay for my own stuff. Why are your panties in a twist over me pointing out that its just a joke?
@hainingzhou3149Ай бұрын
please I beg these tik tokers... if they want to be 'cute' with the stupid math, at least call it something else.... don't name it 'girl math' because as a girl with common sense, I think this is insulting.
@Moonpie90Ай бұрын
I got married in November in a little micro wedding (10 guests for legal ceremony and sit down dinner then another 15 friends for drinks) and brought an 80% off reduced satin baby blue dress for less than £30 (
@sagittariushenanigansАй бұрын
These chicks give manosphere channels a field day.
@killer_queen4062Ай бұрын
EXACTLY ✋️😭
@uniquenewyork3325Ай бұрын
Most of it is purposeful 😭 you get more attention online when you share the most messy, controversial thoughts you have. Complex thought is rewarded with a "im not reading all that".
@sambeezy007Ай бұрын
True. The manosphere/MGTOW group and modern feminism are 2 sides of the same coin. Both are the problem.
@Ayami861Ай бұрын
I get what you are saying. If a woman is talking, it's enough fodder for them😂 Those poor sad fools
@randomlyswatching9481Ай бұрын
They Also gave dudes a reason to "Women ☕." Even in serious matters
@rosettagrey2851Ай бұрын
I can't decide if their girl math explanations are rage bait or if they are actually stupid.
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
MAYBE BOTH,, WHO KNOWS..BUT IT'S FUN TO SPEAK ON IT 😂
@Jamal-wk6fyАй бұрын
rage bait
@Just999MeАй бұрын
Rage bait but also feeds into their delusion. And allows them to feel better about it since some of them are making money off of talking about it through their socials.
@seguayeАй бұрын
they’re jokes..
@TyHardNeNeАй бұрын
Imma say stupid
@cutecheerfreak1Ай бұрын
Watch Hidden Figures ladies, now that is real girl math! This is so toxic wtf.
@JuhsentuhАй бұрын
My TV just went out, I refuse to purchase a new one right now. Your girl don’t have $400 in the budget to buy another 55” and I refuse to put it on credit. I can and will go without. iPad come in clutch, I tell ya! Maturity and better spending in 2024. I’m trying to build an emergency fund and pay down this debt.
@CurlfulThoughtsАй бұрын
I had a roommate who said something was $400. It was $499.99... 🤦🏾♀️ I was like, bruh, that's at least $550, including tax.
@ghoulchan7525Ай бұрын
As someone from Europe it always baffles me that people in the US never factor in the Tax when talking about how much something costs. Over here the Tax/Vat is already included in the price when we go and buy stuff.
@fakealiasАй бұрын
Its because the sales tax rate is different state to state. Pay 5% in one store, drive a mile across a boarder and get hit with a tax free state. @ghoulchan7525
@sseonghwaa707629 күн бұрын
@@ghoulchan7525 It's because tax rates differ depending on your municipality. I'm in louisiana and there is a parish near me with 18 different tax rates. Big businesses wouldn't be able to keep up with price changes properly. It truly is easier for us to just know the tax rate where we do the most purchasing.
@rexisnox57717 күн бұрын
It’s the same thing in Australia but even worse, every single item is 7.99, 9.99 etc. and in australia we round to the nearest 5 cents so it’s literally just 8 or 10 dollars and people still fall for it.
@vxicepickxv17 күн бұрын
@ghoulchan7525 we don't even have identical tax rates across counties, much less states. I can buy something at the store by my house and pay one rate, or go 5 miles and pay a different rate.
@AminahMightАй бұрын
It’s a very infantilizing mindset. It was meant to be a funny joke that I agreed with, now it’s being used as an excuse to be financially irresponsible. We too damn old. The girls in these vids look GROWN GROWN like Bffr.
@RanndiMarie01Ай бұрын
That’s exactly what I said. At first it was funny and I should relate, but now they are just sounding stupid and dragging down the rest of us women by saying “girl math”.
@lilessab85Ай бұрын
Same but not literally
@GryphonTooth21 күн бұрын
I think it's turned into kind of a flex. Joking about your fiscal irresponsibility proves that you have enough money (or at least people around you do) that you can make mistakes and pay no mind to the consequences.
@bb.siopao2504Ай бұрын
I do NOT understand how paying in cash means that purchase was free. I just, maybe I'm just bad at ALL kinds of math 😂
@jeffystevensАй бұрын
I feel like people who think like this must have a problem with empathy, because i always feel bad for future me when i'm about to do something stupid
@jinola7600Ай бұрын
I never understood why people are so obsessed with being an outfit repeater 😭😭 It’s such a nonissue
@prettynpetty8342Ай бұрын
Their afraid of looking broke to their friends that they don't like anyway. It's about imag and looking like you can afford more clothes. It's so dumb.
@AMonteiro4Ай бұрын
I’m a fashion girly myself & agree. You buy clothes to wear the item repeatedly …
@kawaiimombearАй бұрын
It's only an issue in the Lizzie McGuire movie.
@chillcreature737Ай бұрын
“Maybe I’m an outfit repeater, but you’re an outfit rememberer, which is just as pathetic!” 😂
@luciestevant1684Ай бұрын
I'm a "wear my outfit until there's holes that I can't repair,kind of woman" and I am not even ashamed of it.
@MsSeptember15Ай бұрын
I saw a man on IG that said he would rather carry $5,000 in a plastic bag then buy a $5,000 bag and only have $100 in my wallet.
@gaudiaudiАй бұрын
I'm with him!
@aubreymorgan9763Ай бұрын
Me too. I think my last car cost 5k 😮. I could never imagine that kind of expense for something that will most sit and gain dust
@chegu61321 күн бұрын
This is a famous quote by Michelle Tanner from Full House
@liamcollinson5695Ай бұрын
Girl math just feels like a hollow excuse for over consumption and nothing else i suppose people have to justify the neverending hauls
@blurrydog1Ай бұрын
girl math only works if you’re rich. the rest of us out here have to do MATH math
@shroomer386710 күн бұрын
You can tell that they never gotten a minimum wage check in their lives. That stuff just humbles you to the very core and makes you like 20% better at managing money whether you want to or not.
@phoenixfritzinger91859 күн бұрын
“It’s just a little jokey-joke, stop being so strict, unclench…” well like maybe some of us are too brokey-broke for your jokes to be funny and relatable to us and it just makes you look like an out of touch spoiled twat
@LifeOnCloud8Ай бұрын
Some of the best advice I ever got from my mom was “A sale is only a deal if you would have bought the item for full price anyway.”
@DeadDancers16 күн бұрын
For me it was ‘sales are the actual/base price, when it’s not on sale you’re paying premium because they know people don’t like to wait to have things’. One of those situations where you’re like ‘wow, genuinely thank you for lying to me as a child, that probably helped me save a lot of money.’ 😅
@thecroc13 күн бұрын
Yupp. If you were going to get it anyway and you need it then a sale means saving money. If you only bought it because it was on sale, you lost money.
@shroomer386710 күн бұрын
@@thecroc If you were gonna buy it on full price anyway then it's 100% saving money If you were considering it before buying on sale then it's 80% of saving money If you weren't considering it and bought it because of the sale then it's a 50/50% toss of the coin whether you used that and saved money or not.
@phoenixfritzinger91859 күн бұрын
@@DeadDancersHobby Lobby is like egregiously bad about this. Like they are constantly running 40% off sales to make it look like you’re getting a deal on your Live, Laugh, Love signs and stuff but that’s just the MSRP without the crazy markups
@es.9593Ай бұрын
I was very wrong about what girl mat is. I thought girl math was, I have $1500 but I have a $300 bill coming up. So I actually only have $1200, even if I haven’t paid the bill yet
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
NOPE, You were doing MATH MATH 💕...GIRL MATH IS IRRATIONAL MATH 😂
@uniquenewyork3325Ай бұрын
Girl math used to be a joke until everyone rolled in with their real delulu takes 😭
@bluz1864Ай бұрын
This should be girl math!
@chillcreature737Ай бұрын
This is how I think frfr 😂 I estimate how much money I have, then the bills, subtract, then see how much money I’ll have for other things like food and gas. Then I try to see if I’ll have money to buy that one item I want, and if not then I just forget about it.
@stolen_stardustАй бұрын
naw cuz somehow these girls would twist it into saying they have $1,800 to spend actually 💀
@nikkisouthernbelle8820Ай бұрын
This “No Child Left Behind “ left us with a whole class of incompetence. That $1 a day purse lady was left behind in 6th grade
@elsiem729511 күн бұрын
The one where the girl said those 7,000 are not mine, they’re my future selfs, I’m so glad she said that period
@lVlegabyteАй бұрын
Making fun of myself as a dude. Guy math is “buying tools is free if I use it on a project” the secret is I always have a project lol
@vxicepickxv17 күн бұрын
I had a landlord who would buy a thing from Harbor Freight, use it, and return it.
@markbeiser16 күн бұрын
If it was a necessary home repair, and buying the tool allowed you to be able to do a quality job without hiring a pro for less, the tool kinda was "free," AND you saved money on the repair! My woodworking hobby equipment will even have been effectively "free" once I get around to building the new cabinets for my kitchen, which will happen soon...ish...🙃
@DeadDancers16 күн бұрын
May I ask why “guy math” not “boy math”?
@lVlegabyte16 күн бұрын
@@DeadDancers Because I’ve always referred to myself a guy or dude and guy was the winner this round
@bigasspockets14 күн бұрын
I do that with sewing projects 😄
@emileek4107Ай бұрын
On the gift card topic: I do think they can actually be useful budgeting tools. I have a cousin who LOVES Starbucks, and when she was in college it was hard for her to make sure she kept that at an affordable level. So she figured out the amount she could spend each month and put that on a gift card. Once the gift card was empty, she couldn’t buy any more Starbucks until the next month. It really helped her curb overspending, and I think that if you’re disciplined about not using anything besides that gift card it can help keep you within your budget
@naomivought9317Ай бұрын
That’s actually a great tool to learn self control.
@LoveAndSnappleАй бұрын
That’s actually pretty clever. 🤔THAT can be Girl Math.
@emileek4107Ай бұрын
@@naomivought9317 Agree! She figured out some pretty clever budgeting tricks, but the gift card was my favorite she used. I’ve definitely used it a few times on places that I really love going to, and it’s really helpful
@emileek4107Ай бұрын
@@LoveAndSnapple 😂, yeah she’s really smart. No surprise that now she’s a really successful physical therapist!
@shaunnaperkins9750Ай бұрын
I used to work in check cashing and the company started buying gift cards, keeping a percentage of the value....sometimes upwards of 40% . Some of these were target and grocery and I would be baffled....all to have cash in pocket. I even asked one woman "why don't you use this as part of your grocery bill while retaining the full value? I was met with a blank stare.
@mirror2760Ай бұрын
I was taught to round up and add an extra $5-10 for taxes. So if i buy something that's $30, mentally I'm thinking I'll pay $35-$40. Then I'll think "do I really want this enough to pay $40?" This process had prevented many impulse purchases.
@jocelynsmyth660418 күн бұрын
Yup, same here. To me, if I saved $50 for a top, and it was surprise on sale for $40, that would mean I have a surprise $10 left for a treat or savings. The rest of this hoop jumping is bananas
@user-dn6ec4jz4oАй бұрын
It’s so funny being the person who is always called “so practical”. You said these people need to have the friend to not enable them. I have tried to do this with many people friends and acquaintances alike. I get called practical and then the person does whatever they originally wanted to do anyway. That’s girl math rationalizing your irresponsible decisions to cope with the debt you get yourself into.
@LLLLLP0Ай бұрын
legit my mother died in poverty because of her shopping addiction - yes, she had nice things during her prime but towards the end of her life she could barely afford groceries and expected others to cover because of her "GIRL MATH" of course the term didn't exist back them - but she did the same mental gymnastics in order to justify her lack of care towards finance and her shopping additiction... it's so sad and horrendous. it's my worst fear to end up like that - dumb and broke til deathbead goddamn
@dawn2daylightmadnessАй бұрын
My mother is the same 🙃
@WealthDietАй бұрын
My mother was the same. I have such trauma that I don't have debt and I save and invest 70% of my income every month.
@forevertrue06Ай бұрын
Gurl my mom’s shopping and hoarding habits are pushing me to do way better for myself and my family.
@DraggonnyАй бұрын
Myth busted: you're not investing in your daughter's vintage wardrobe. You're a hoarder and a financial black hole.
@bluz1864Ай бұрын
My coworker said her husband and her were so in debt because they loved the casino.I don't know if she still is in debt but given how her point was that she wants to "enjoy all her money", Idk. At least at one point, she was a believer of "girl math'
@ItsVictoriaGАй бұрын
I’m 32 and finally did a closet purge of my high school clothes. If I like how something looks or feels, I will wear it until I can’t wear it anymore. I never considered how many times my outfit has been photographed. Wtf.
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
BEST WAY TO DO IT!!!! 💕💕💕💕
@violet18Ай бұрын
The problem is that they're curating an image for other people on social media. They care what other people think. I'm grateful just to have clothes that aren't stained or ripped.
@candratethysАй бұрын
Exactly! It really bothered me when she said it's "something all girls do." No! No we don't!
@mayy3307Ай бұрын
So true! As someone who came from a really poor background I'm still baffled by people who buys clothes every week, like, what? We used our clothes until they were unusable, and sometimes it was still used after that as cleaning rags lol
@yosukehanamura3507Ай бұрын
@@mayy3307I still wear stuff from middle school cause I didn't get much taller between then and now, my folks never had enough to buy that much clothing for me
@NoodlebodyLys11 күн бұрын
I used to love shopping with a specific friend who shopped for fun because everytime she wanted to buy something I told her it was ugly or she didn't need it. We left with nothing and enjoyed picking on eachother (lovingly 😂).
@Moh4a4dАй бұрын
The part that upsets me is the fact they KNOW it's dumb and wrong. They're fully aware of their shopping addiction, but do nothing to curb it. Instead, they're spreading new ways to rationalize a shopping addiction.
@marmaduke5207Ай бұрын
“Girl math” pisses me OFF. Our female predecessors would be pissed. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Harriet Tubman, our foremothers did NOT work this hard for us to act like this.
@sambeezy007Ай бұрын
I agree 100%
@Somebodyelse141Ай бұрын
Putting Elizabeth Cady Stanton right beside Harriet Tubman is wild
@marmaduke5207Ай бұрын
@@Somebodyelse141 babe im trying i haven’t read a book in like two years
@ketameaniiАй бұрын
foremothers is a word i’ve never is seen now i’m sad i’ve never it used lol
@nanbaron6713Ай бұрын
no way in hell this would make the foremothers proud. They weren't silenced, beaten, and starved, for their decedents to financially trap themselves in the system they were trying to outgrow!
@jenniferlovesmakeupАй бұрын
With all the good coffee out there and all the fabulous coffee makers, WHY are people still paying for their Starbucks burnt ass coffee?
@gingerhalo123Ай бұрын
Facts! Small coffee shops have way better coffee
@LLLLLP0Ай бұрын
I agreee starbucks taste like ass i dont get the hype
@Kat-of-the.wood5Ай бұрын
Yeees!!! Starbucks is junk food! Make your own coffee. Thrift stores so often have coffee making tools for cheaper than a single latte. Or just drink delicious, regular-ass coffee! ☕ If you're out and using your own travel mug, folks don't know if you bought it or made it, anyway!
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
I still have my gift card from last year. I usually treat myself during the fall and winter with the gift cards. I don't like their coffee as I like the one I make at home.
@jhanbern9751Ай бұрын
Status. Perceived value they add to themselves, people are fucking sheep
@amondhawes-khalifa194917 күн бұрын
Me, everytime they talk: _"It's satire... It's gotta be satire... _*_RIGHT?!"_*
@JS-zi5hgАй бұрын
I think there is a lot of women that wants to save money and do smart financial desicions, but those women just dont post it on social media.
@phoenixfritzinger91859 күн бұрын
Like so much of this stuff only applies to like if you are an influencer who has to keep up appearances
@AngelaNortonTylerАй бұрын
When I used to go shopping with my friends, I'd ask them, "Do you want me to talk you INTO or OUT of that?"
@BrothapocalypseАй бұрын
😂😂
@Autumn_RiversАй бұрын
So now I understand why Americans and America are in so much debt. The Citizens AND the government uses Girl Math. It all makes sense!!
@Sebastian-fy3huАй бұрын
Correction: terminally online citizens and the government uses this math
@abhinashkumar3161Ай бұрын
@@Sebastian-fy3hu😂
@lilcajunqueen888Ай бұрын
They will blame everything on inflation. I say, no, your ass been broke. My parents and grandparents raised kids in an under 1000 sq ft house, had one car bought used, drove to the lake to swim for vacation, and the kids wore handmedowns. Stop letting people tell you the American dream is over. It is alive and well for people that are willing to live within there means. Hyper materialism was never the dream.
@Kingofthenet2Ай бұрын
@@Sebastian-fy3hu😂😂😂
@WildArtistsl21 күн бұрын
Nope. It's a global thing we all use girl math!
@lifenoodle583Ай бұрын
omg thank you for saying something about this trend. The “girl math”, “girl dinner”, and the “im just a girl” trend is so stupid and ridiculous. Maybe I’m overthinking it but it seems like it’s being pushed (way more than being a joke at this point) to make women seem incompetent and to reinforce sexist stereotypes, now that women don’t have to rely on men anymore. I really like your videos, it’s refreshing to see someone talk about this stuff!
@tahlia__nerds_out12 күн бұрын
the funny thing is that I first heard about this concept was from the 1947 movie “Life with Father”. The wife returned a “Pug-Dog” statue for something her son wanted, and claimed that it cost her husband nothing because she had returned the “Pug-Dog”. The man went in circles with her trying to explain that this isn’t how finances work, but eventually conceded defeat because she absolutely could not see where her logic was flawed! My family has always referred to it as “Pug-Dog” math; I’ve only fairly recently heard it called “Girl-Math”! 😄
@missbexy89Ай бұрын
I hate hearing 'Girl Math' It makes us sound so stupid and brings down the whole gender 🙄
@heyyourebeautiful3867Ай бұрын
Thanks for including the last three videos. I'm a woman in STEM and it's hard enough to be taken seriously for work I'm qualified to do, those "girl math" videos reinforces harmful stereotypes. I don't associate with women who think ideas like "girl math" are funny.
@yatshie8717Ай бұрын
Yeah I feel that. I'm a software developer and I had to do quite a lot of maths in university and the things people said to me was crazy. One guy even suggested that I'm only good at math and only interested in tech because I have brothers.
@christinachau2761Ай бұрын
Thanks for making this video! I agree that this is harmful for the financial independence of women. Learn how to budget, just bc your parents didn’t teach you how doesn’t excuse responsibility.
@ZebiuiuiАй бұрын
Woman in tech here, I understand 😢
@Alice-yu7pe11 күн бұрын
I don’t know if they’re still doing it today, but some luxury brands would BURN the items they couldn’t sell before they release a new collection. They do that so that the brand doesn’t get devalued by having items sold on sale.
@MotionbuckАй бұрын
Me thinks some peoples bread is not baked all the way through.
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
This is why financial literacy is a must.
@MariaClara-jj5hjАй бұрын
just the fact that it's called "girl math" annoys me so much. why are women willingly infantilizing themselves in the name of self indulgence and DEBT 😫😫😫
@RR-mv1vrАй бұрын
This actually scares me! The second tick tockngirl genuinely made me stop in my tracks when she said ‘my husband’ I thought she was 12 and was thinking she’ll learn in time! 😂
@1wellingloverАй бұрын
"Operate in the world according to your bank account, not your feelings" 👍🏿🔥💯
@trustedrootАй бұрын
"girlmath" set feminism back 50 years
@BrothapocalypseАй бұрын
Or did feminism accelerate it? If you go back 60 or 70 years, women didn't use girl math like this lol
@aubreymorgan9763Ай бұрын
I remember in the 1990s and early 2000s people tried the “ don’t say girls are bad at math, it’s a harmful stereotype “. And here we are 😅
@Blako-cl2qeАй бұрын
Buying clothes to take pictures for Instagram and not wearing them again while the owner of Instagram. Wear's the same clothes in the same colors. Is wild what a world we live in 😂
@miracle-pi5wsАй бұрын
This video is shorter and it explains it better. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ramlbJeKyMCsmXk.htmlsi=AW2mhLWBOPP6yYD8 it’s so funny his channel is called hoe_math
@jasminegreen1687Ай бұрын
I feel like buying $300 boots that’ll last you decades vs buying $30 boots that you have to buy every year is an investment. You are investing in yourself and saving money in the process. You know that saying “buy cheap, buy twice.” I feel like a broke mindset is thinking that it’s better to buy the cheapest thing when actually something more expensive will last you longer.
@nanbaron6713Ай бұрын
if they are winter or work boots, you will probs wear them out too! Not only does that make your cost per wear insanely small comparatively. Not only do you save time every year shopping for this seasons trends, but the time and mental energy it takes to choose which pair you want to wear!
@spaghettisploitation102916 күн бұрын
.... I'm buying the Matterhorns... People that have never wore work boots should have no say in the matter.
@nanbaron671316 күн бұрын
@@spaghettisploitation1029 seriously tho. If you're making your money in those shoes, they are a nessisary expense!
@KyiecutieАй бұрын
This video stressed me out so much I just made an extra bank transfer from my checking account to savings account 😂
@KateBGreatАй бұрын
14:52 “Call me broke, call me whatever… I don’t care what you say. I call myself wise.” 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉🎉
@AlongebabyАй бұрын
❤❤
@icemans1matedude33926 күн бұрын
Two Cents said it best, “You cant be as wise as Penny but being Pennywise is good too”
@carad5104Ай бұрын
It's so frustrating to have a group of women openly reinforce negative stereotypes about women. Like there are sexist stereotypes that women love shopping and are bad at math and all of a sudden everyone is saying that that's completely correct and okay
@cloudyfordays852Ай бұрын
The woman at 33:33 has some toxic relationship dynamics. I don't understand how some "free" gas and goodies is worth being in a disrespectful relationship where she's disprespecting her fiance by leaving him with the bill and he's disrespecting her by yelling at her (who I'm assuming is the one yelling at her). And the damage the kids get from being pulled into the middle of that toxic dynamic is probably greater than whatever gifts they get from her shopping sprees.
@Orangeezest26 күн бұрын
Girl math is what I did at the tippy top of manic depression…it’s awful. The consequences come quickly and don’t go away nearly as fast.
@EddysigАй бұрын
the "if my starbucks is already loaded then it's free" to me is an example of an old way this used to be a JOKE. We all know it's not free but that to me is something I would have jokingly said when this thing first started. Same with the cash thing (if I didn't know it was there). And like the calories on your period, it's a joke I've heard before. It is OBVIOUSLY not true, but I swear some of these people really FULLY THINK LIKE THIS. I see where the word "delulu" came from as much as I hate that word lmao. This has gotten out of hand, and these people set bad examples for young people (ik that's not their intent but still)
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
THIS! ❤️
@megamusicmessengerАй бұрын
Never heard about calories and period one . I wish that was true 😢 .
@megamusicmessengerАй бұрын
Never heard about calories and period one . I wish that was true 😢 .
@brittanyanderson8195Ай бұрын
Hold on.. i thought we were doing girl math as a joke.. like mine is if i was gonna spend 30 on uber eats but i bought food at the grocery store for $15 then i "made" $15. Are people seriously ruining their lives in the name of girl math?
@birdmcguire528Ай бұрын
this is basically what i thought! i though it was a silly jokey way to praise ourselves for making good decisions (like yours), not justifying bad decisions. that’s how i was using it lol
@yatshie8717Ай бұрын
I thought that too. Like silly things where I made the better decision and "saved" the money I didn't spend too
@percymuocha3863Ай бұрын
This is what it started as then it just devolved into a misogyny talking point and a justification for poor discipline and spending habits
@BrothapocalypseАй бұрын
Many of them are ruining their men's lives with this lol. When it's other people's money, girl math makes sense but destroys his finances.
@legohandslizАй бұрын
The weirdest one for me is that using cash means it was free. For me, I think that using cards is what removes the friction when buying things. $5? Just a swipe. $500? Just a swipe. But if you pay with cash, you pay more attention to the number of bills you're handing over.
@EatWaveАй бұрын
As Benjamin Franklin said in Poor Richard's Almanac, "A penny saved is a penny earned."
@hubabaloopАй бұрын
$14k will get you a car. Get you an apartment for a year
@evaphillips2102Ай бұрын
$14k will get you an apartment for a month where I live
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
Girl Math = Dumbest Thing ever. How about we learn about financial literacy and the consumerism salesman.
@0okuzukirio0Ай бұрын
If you want to spend, just spend and own up to your financial decision, don't insult math AND girl 😂
@yes24__Ай бұрын
i believe the reason so many people have such toxic "girl math" thoughts is because how easy it is now to spend money online. it almost doesn't feel real anymore.
@asteriapiovra2204Ай бұрын
"She brought the unborn seed to the equation!" so poetic i will never forget this phrase.
@AYANNACYMONEАй бұрын
did the word "free" recently get a new meaning??
@forevertrue06Ай бұрын
That’s Girl English!
@lianicole252617 күн бұрын
Your commentary has me cracking up 😂😂😂 “not she brung the unborn seed into the equation” 😂🤣💀
@ruminantoverlordАй бұрын
My cash logic is that cash doesn't exist. If I have money in cash, it's not real money. That doesn't mean its free, that means I stuff it in a dark corner somewhere and let myself forget about it because the beauty of cash is you have to spend it in person. I can only spend it on things that are important enought to do in person. So when I find the cash again after I forget about it it's a little treat, I get to count it, feel rich, and stuff it in another dark corner.
@LaurelendАй бұрын
Well as a girl I'm insulted! This is idiot math! So stupid, returning clothes is not making money and Starbucks is a waste of your money if you barely have any! Cash is money and not free, wtf! Also, I have a little black dress that I have worn to dozens of occasions and it always gets compliments and cost me $1.00 at a thrift store.
@lemongethАй бұрын
This video made me return a $10 skin in a game. An outfit in a GAME, it doesn’t get more useless than that. Love your videos they’re great saving motivation
@krayozminesАй бұрын
You can return it?? I only heard of returning purchased games but not in game transactions
@ElizabethRBainАй бұрын
100%. This is like "I had to buy the pants to save the money for the shoes." It's going to suck when these ladies learn they can't afford to retire and are at risk of becoming homeless. (Not a joke. With Social Security you will be on a fixed income. With this math you will never buy a home. Rent goes up even when income does not!)
@YoNo6712 күн бұрын
I love you thank you for exposing this BS. I’m a girl, and I feel bad to admit that I kind of have this same kind of mindset. However, I rarely go through with my thinking. I save around 80% of my pay check and buy the cheapest things possible. Most of my money is going towards my education and groceries, I haven’t bought myself anything in ages, even though I can relate to some of this thinking in the video
@EddysigАй бұрын
I'm not paying that much for something that leaves the safety of my home. A bag? girl no. A computer yes, rent yes, a home yes, a BAG??? Like literally buy fakes I'm not even kidding so many fakes are beautiful if you want the branding that badly that you'd drop $4k for it. Imagine the fool that snatches that off you on the street or subway.
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
I AGREE!! NOTHING WRONG WITH FAKES/NON NAME BRANDS! We were taught it matters to keep THOSE companies RICH!
@vvitch-mist20Ай бұрын
Right. I'm the kind of person who loves getting bags for cheap. I think my honest to god best score was a vintage full length leather trench coat. The coat was in mint condition, and the brand had similar coats at the time for $300, so I hazard this could have easily been a $500-$600 dollar coat bc it was vintage. I bought it was $12.50. I had to travel three hours by bus there and back., I wear it all the time in the winter when it rains, and I feel so cool in it.
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
I think the most I paid for a bag was $100. I thrift bags because I always used them for my outfits.
@donnac.3273Ай бұрын
@vvitch-mist20 I was doing vintage before it became a "thing". Imaging getting bullied because you shopped at thrifts stores.
@vvitch-mist20Ай бұрын
@@donnac.3273 I never got that, second hand clothing are great. A lot of my clothing was second hand as a kid, and I always got cool stuff at thrift stores. I refuse to buy leather goods new bc I know I can find the same thing for cheaper, and it's better for the environment.
@chelseashurmantine8153Ай бұрын
This is painful to watch
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
This was PAINFUL to record! I DID THIS CAUSE I LOVE Y'ALL! ❤️
@loafollower9590Ай бұрын
Omg I’m struggling but love her vlogs so I’m trying haha
@TyHardNeNeАй бұрын
And scary 😱
@slothnomad4916Ай бұрын
Watching your videos is fascinating because not only are they interesting but because I tend to get ads that juxtaposes the commentary
@Beapoem0802Ай бұрын
Y’all, you can wear really nice things in life and not be broke! My mom wears lots of designer clothes like Dolce&Gabanna, Prada, etc. BUT she is not rich, she has a fairly normal income. She‘s just not obsessed with having a large warderobe or having everything brand new all the time. She really takes good care of each item, washes them carefully, loves and appreciates them. She often buys last season or second hand but she looks classy and chic. So: You can have designer things, you just have to be clever (and not greedy). 😆
@Kat-of-the.wood5Ай бұрын
37 years old and struggled for much of my life in poverty. Now I have stability, and I still A)reject 'luxury' brands (including overpriced, unnecessary make-up or anything that feels like a 'trend'. Trends don't last, its nonsense, people) B)mend my favorite pieces of clothing C)purchase secondhand or 'upcycled' clothing/jewelery D)make my food and 'fancy' drinks AT HOME (most 'fancy' drinks are made of simple ingredients, easily replicated at home!) I live happily, comfortably and healthfully without having to spend money on everything. And the tools I used to rise out of poverty will keep carrying me up. Girl math? Real bad joke, my friends. Don't encourage women to seek poverty through consumerism, people! It's a long road out. ❤
@LLLLLP0Ай бұрын
! love everything you said here and I agree - girl math is stupid, let's not be broke : ( we can do better
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
We do many of the same things. 💕 It is so much better for you long term when you have great spending habits!
@YaoiAngel00Ай бұрын
Did she say cash was FREE MONEY??!!
@dwrnnurseАй бұрын
So weird right?
@YaoiAngel00Ай бұрын
@@dwrnnurse yes. Very. I didn't even know this was a thing til today owO;;
@emmanarotzky6565Ай бұрын
It’s a jokey way of saying that you probably budget based on the number you see in your bank account, which doesn’t include cash, so any cash is extra on top of what you budgeted.
@polario28406 күн бұрын
Laundered cocaine money is free though
@alyxxa6182Ай бұрын
$120 per month into a ROTH IRA for 10 years at 10% return interest is $24,581.40. Which IS enough for a down payment on a house. And when purchased through a ROTH IRA, you owe 0 taxes on the profits on it. So your nail cost you more than $120 a month. They cost you financial security.
@Blazecfc13 күн бұрын
A sale is only a sale if it's something you planned on buying and then WAITED FOR IT TO GO ON SALE.
@bluz1864Ай бұрын
I hate "girl math" because it perpetuates that women cannot manage money. As a woman who is very careful with money, I hate it. Edit: I just got to 41:19 and even more yes! I went to university for engineering but now work in technology so even more yes
@Tential17 күн бұрын
It perpetuates that women can't manage money? Women drive 70%+ of the spending in the economy.... Not everything is people attacking women.... Some of it is just the reality of the situation. Women spend.... Rob arnault is one of the top 3 richest men in the world, owning louis Vuitton for a reason. Lol.
@n.g.l.Ай бұрын
Companies loveeee this trend. A while back it was Girl Boss, Girl Dinner, now it’s Girl Math. What’s next Girl Car Loan?
@ghoulchan7525Ай бұрын
Girl appartment. Girl tools. Girl writing... The longer this goes on the stupider ot sounds.
My girl math is thinking like "Is buying this worth how much time I spent working to earn that same amount of money", which I think is beneficial most of the time 😅
@TempestPhaedra7 күн бұрын
I am so with the woman who said that her savings account money does not exist. That is exactly my attitude. Once it's in the savings account, it's gone. It's spent. That's a black hole. I actually have two savings accounts to mentally divide my money into "short term savings" which has a cap and "long term savings" which in my mind has no cap but realistically I'll probably start putting excess cash into investments at some point. I can pull the money out of the short term savings account for extremely specific purposes: paying for vet bills, car repairs, minor emergencies, and trips, then it has to be topped off again ASAP. Any money I take out of that account I call "a loan from myself" and I take paying it back as seriously as any other debt. The long term savings is the down payment and major emergency savings. I dump money in there when the short term savings account is filled. This has worked very well for me. I wouldn't say I have a spending problem since I have always had excess money to save, but I do like to buy crap I don't need, and shoveling money into savings accounts so it dies is the best way for me to avoid a spending habit creep situation.
@aniworld144Ай бұрын
Girl math not mathin imo
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
😂 😂 😂
@bnadira212Ай бұрын
Lol this😂
@HealthylifelexАй бұрын
Bags aren’t investments unless….you bought a bag back in 2016 (for example $2k) and then years later after inflation it now cost $10k to purchase the same bag. IN CONCLUSION NO I DONT AGREE THAT ITS AN INVESTMENT 😂
@SocialSymoneАй бұрын
HELL NAWWW 😂 But I respect and understand your POV...I agree IF there is plan to sell to someone who ACTUALLY WILL buy the bag for a profit. But the Market determines that, not the seller.
@HealthylifelexАй бұрын
@@SocialSymone exactly 😂
@Starrshine1988Ай бұрын
Even then that sounds more like gambling then investing because how could you possibly know that it will go up in price and be discontinued?? Unless it's limited edition I guess...
@solidflyer286Ай бұрын
@@Starrshine1988it’s more a case of if you find a bag you know is a collectible and you get it for a bargain. Otherwise just buy a bag you love. Birkin are pretty much guaranteed to increase in value
@kuroyokki7700Ай бұрын
@@Starrshine1988Until now, the only Item I know would never get affected by the inflation is Gold
@peasandmashedpotatoes6246Ай бұрын
Ive also been wearing a lot of the same clothes since high school! Learning basic sewing skills is so helpful not only to make the life of your clothing last wayyyyy longer, but also to help make inexpensive clothes look much more high quality :)
@ketameaniiАй бұрын
also it’s crazy people say “my budget for tomorrow is doubled” why are we spending money EVERY DAY??????????
@user-zr7gx7kn5sАй бұрын
I hate that they're calling it girl math, they're sending us back a 100 years, I am a statistician and it's so triggering they call being dumb "girl math". Maybe call it delusional math!
@LPno.9Ай бұрын
No, they aren't . Women doctors, physicists, professors, and engineers aren't going to disappear because of tik tok stupidity.
@not_old_yetАй бұрын
@@LPno.9I think perhaps “sending us back 100 years “ refers to how women are perceived in general, not that educated women will cease to exist
@LPno.9Ай бұрын
@@not_old_yet I know what it meant. It still isn't true. The abortion bans happening all over the US might, but not this.
@not_old_yetАй бұрын
@@LPno.9 I have a PhD in Bio and worked in science my whole career and still don’t get your point. Just saying “No, it’s not true” isn’t an argument
@user-zr7gx7kn5sАй бұрын
@@not_old_yet That's exactly what I meant!
@imjustdandy9799Ай бұрын
My granmothers cat (spiritually my cat, we have a connection) got a really bad infection. I was able to take him to the vet and pay for everything and his meds no problem because I had an emergency fund. If I hadnt my gran wouldve had a huge and sudden financial burden because she spends too much and doesnt save and has almost no retirement money. Make an ira, make an emergency fund! Save your pets!!