The pay is incredible

Yeah, that was the one scenario that truly shocked and surprised me

i call cap

🧢 all lies. We’re only going based off what she said she makes. That ain’t the norm in any industry. Even a well off KZfaq with millions of subscribers aren’t doing those numbers. She’s lying

@@jrcrit8843 A woman I went to high school with made herself a millionaire beginning with cutting hair at Super Cuts and buying into the franchise. She now owns 3 stores.

Hi! I would like to know if Atlanta is safe and what the areas to avoid..? Thank you

@Blocka Wocka Atlanta is safe. There was a 28% reduction in crime within the city, according to a recent article in Urbanize Atlanta. In fact, crime is hyped up in most major cities to create a certain narrative. Crime is lower in the US than in the early 80's. All police departments have increased budgets as well.

@@easystreetwithjen you hit the nail on the head especially about why big city crime is hyped up.

this

He also said don't be afraid to jump ship, because that's how you make money

We don't receive adequate compensation or benefits. There are some good places but most of them are for profit where the focus isn't on the quality of services or people but more so on how much money you can bring in. We're burned and churned.

We should be working on reducing the need for child protection. Society has bigger issues to tackle.

Lawyers make more than anybody in the right fields.

Yup

That's what gets most self employed people. Failure to learn how to navigate the tax code.

I wouldn’t go as far as saying I hate the shorts… but the longer videos are nice.

Shorts are made for younger audiences. Apparently, the average watch time for 22 and under is 8 seconds on social media sites. Plus long form videos pay more on KZfaq and Facebook

Maybe she has a roommate. I don't know how you can live anywhere within a mile of PCM by yourself on $55,000 without spending half of what you make every month on rent.

You must don't know, rent has gone up. So 55 a year is hard no matter where you live

@@stacynewton34 , I guess not as I'm a homeowner.

It's worse for a man to earn trash income like the coach. Society judges you for that.

My guess is they are doing about 2 clients a day at $500 per. 3 days a week. 4 weeks a month. For 12 months. That formula alone puts them at 144k. Add in bigger projects and a few smaller clients plus tips and I can see them making $160k easily

Yall pay $500 to get yall hair done?? 🥴🥴🥴

@@Bjeezy92 i don't personally do this but it's a thing. I know that it's like barbers. One barber may get $30 one can get $100+. It can vary on skill and services.

@@Bjeezy92 my hair stylist charges $385 here in atl, my real hair, so yep. Once a month.

CVS and Walgreens are suffering with short staff because the work environment is abusive. 12 hour shift with no bathroom break is one example to paint the picture. It's like how teachers are leaving their profession. It's not that there is a shortage of pharmacists, it's the unreasonable work environment.

@@risa-ru Bingo! Definitely the reason teachers are leaving now!

probably because all the retail pharmacy work environments are awful and abusive

Not everyone in the video was making 6 figures

You have to remember that we're only seeing the people who agreed to talk to her AND agreed to tell how much they make. People in low-wage jobs might feel embarrassed to tell someone how much they make, especially knowing that it's going to be posted on KZfaq. That's why young, high-earning people are always overrepresented in this channel's videos. I'm not blaming them for that. They can only post what they get and what they get is usually going to be people who are willing to talk about what they do and how much they make, and who feel good about both.

I'm retired, made good money and I wouldn't discuss my pay with anyone.

I was just across the street a few hours ago

Do a staycation.

Salary is heavily based on the market -- sure knowledge, skill, and ability play a role in your salary but you could be an expert in your field and still get paid $60k if demand in that field is low.

Pay is based more on how much in-demand your skillset is compared to the available supply. If you have a unique skill that is highly in demand but few people do it then you get paid well. If you have a valuable skill, but everyone does it then you won't get paid well.

Yes they can even bad ones it’s a money management thing that usually messes hair dressers up from what I’ve seen over the years!!!!! They should have a money literacy class to go along with the hair classes to pass the state test!!!

From my experience living near Atlanta and knowing a lot of people who live in and around the city itself, the "high" earners are outliers. I'm guessing she edited out alot of the boring, low-income jobs and mixed lower middle-class and upper middle-class in with a few of the rich people she found. And of course being on camera, people do sometimes lie, especially if they've built up a keeping up with the Joneses lifestyle and need to be perceived as much wealthier than they are.

All the hair stylists I know make 6 figures.

$25 cut $50 silk press $150-$350 for braids $200-$1100 wig installs And everything in between. If they're good and fast, they can make a pretty penny. 3 or more clients a day, and well...

He gave scammer vibes. Especially when he wouldn't say what industry he consulted in

Consulting pays really well

​@Leslie Akplah but what do they doooo 😆

They just starting out 1 year out of college. Fair pay. They will be at $200k in 5 or 6 yrs

@@454lin what pharmacist job pays $200k? Starting out pharmacist job in retail should be $120k. I can understand it is less in hospital.

Pre

Pre-tax and pre-retirement contributions

Every time anyone ever talks about how much they make, it is pre everything. Pre tax, pre 401k, pre everything.

Nobody and I mean literally nobody talks about their income after taxes. Makes things more complicated, less reliable source since they’re not a tax accountant. As well as the fact that taxes vary upon area/ individual, so the information would be pointless

@@ShadowKiller71 I do agree no one does, but when I look at numbers, I see everything after taxes, payroll, insurance... everything... the only number that I always see is what I can spend. But you are 100% correct, no one else does that.

I am here with you. 😢.

you only fail when you quit @@tytxlx6503

Sounds like a person who is still finding what they want in life or she was just lying. Most real estate agents make 3% commission on sales, so excluding what they have to pay to their realtor/agency, and of course income taxes, she would ve making about $100,000 from the real estate sales commission. That could easily be $50-60k net once you take out license fees, realtor commission, and income taxes, but still doesn't seem like someone who is selling $3 million+ per year in real estate would leave to be a flight attendant.

Clearly she said last year not every year. Also, she said she is taking this job because of the market right now; she is young and learning a new skill. I actually think it is a really smart move...keep your options open. She is also an artist; her true passion.

That’s what I’m saying. No industry outside of high paid athletes or actors make that kind of money in three days. Not even a KZfaqr with 10s of millions of followers. Now if she is saying, I make $160K a year while working only 3 days a week, that’s a little more believable

I think you’ve misinterpreted. The 160k isn’t made in three days…they work three days per week and make 160k in total for the year.

I’m almost sure it’s true. I’m a wedding photographer myself and the makeup artists I usually work with who prepare brides and bridal groups made around 300 per person and I always see them getting ready at least 3 girls in a round. And believe me they start those 3 days which usually are weekends PRETTY EARLY like around 4am and finish around 6 pm and work 2/3 different parties in a day. They even mention that the physical work is hard so that’s why. Not a job for everyone.

Lmao just bc y’all can’t fathom it doesn’t make it any less true. Stop projecting.

@@jrcrit8843 thats what they said tho....

They just graduated

How much do you think they make ?

@@youngz13o 150k

​@@jameshusentoff2953 I personally don't know any pharmacists that make that much in retail

@@jameshusentoff2953 This is def in the minority.

I think she meant that she performs for Jewish events, and so it was relevant to first mention that she was Jewish. Like she's giving back to her Jewish community. At least that's what I THINK.

@Tray Day , I thought the same thing too.

Because she has the hookup.

she letting you know she aint no brokey

that is very unsafe

Me either. MIght own their own business

I have all the hair stylists I know make 200k .

@@tam6011 wowzers

@@jasminecontreras7341 the other thing to consider is it can fluctuate and the cost to run the business

Stylists make a lot of money if they're not working for a chain like great clips, or ulta etc. Salon suite owners, and even some commissioned make over 100k a year minimum. Not only are they doing hair but they sell retail which is also a huge part of their salary.

what's the issue? if that's her job, that's her job.

I mean he was the one that got her into it.

The median salary in Atlanta is 60-65 k but how most people making over 100k? Something is off

@@totalnv16 they arent going to show the lame salaries. Wont get as many views

The coach makes $37k which is even worse because he's a man. It seems like he's not driven by money, status, or women so cudos to him.

All the broke wage slave people weren't available because they were at their jobs lol.

Actually…yes? Did you think this was funny? Lol

There's a burden of performance on men so I feel pretty bad for him.

But he has 3 months off in summer each year, plus Holidays and winter break like 3 weeks... He is really only working like 8 months a year

It's definitely not worth it unless you're passionate about law.

I wouldn't jump to that conclusion. I had a massive crush on a guy who made around that much. He was very good with money - owned an old car but mostly biked, cooked really well, built a lot of his own furniture, always had books from the library. He even took a month off every summer to go out to California, where he grew up, to surf and hang out with his friends. When he first told me about that, I said "Wow, I'd love to be able to do something like that." He said, very kindly but also very matter-of-factly "If you save your money, you can do whatever you want." This guy was smart, kind, interesting, funny and never, ever lacked attention from women.

Most women prefer men who don't have to be frugal. Most men also lack charisma so they have to make up for it with resources aka money. It also wouldn't last long if you dated him and he never improved his income.

@Richard Counterpoint: Being frugal requires skill, resourcefulness, and creativity. Those are all traits that women highly value in men. What would be unattractive is a man who makes a moderate income but spends as if he makes much more, which would signal irresponsibility and immaturity. An adequate income is important for any adult because it's necessary just to live a stable life and plan for the future. But beyond just making enough to support himself, have some savings, and stay out of excessive debt, I think most women value a lot of other traits more highly than income. Also, a man who enjoys what he does and finds it meaningful, like this coach, but makes a moderate income is much more appealing than one who makes more but constantly complains about his job. If the only women you're interested in are the hottest of the hot, women who have all the ideal aesthetics, then yeah, maybe they're going to use their looks to their advantage to attract men with the most money and it'll be hard for you to date many of those women if you aren't a high earner. But most regular women probably just want a regular man with a regular old steady job, who's responsible with his money and has the other characteristics that make him a good partner.

@@tltinatl It’s not his frugalness that attracts you. He also has other traits that you like because it gives you the impression that he has the ability to boost his income. You will pick a wealthy man over him with all else being equal if you had the option. The dating market has also significantly changed due to social media. You will also want kids someday which requires more resources and women innately understand that. That income cannot support children.

@@BlowitAllUp I have enough experience in the world to know that when you get into a relationship with someone, what you see is what you get. I know that you have to accept that everything about them, from their salary to their habit of putting dishes in the sink instead of checking to see if they'll fit in the dishwasher, to the way they drive, might not change very much, ever. I know not to get caught up in thinking what a guy might be/could be/should be in the future. You can't date or marry a man's "potential" or an idea of how great he'd be if he earned more/dressed better/had a different sense of humor/whatever. You have to decide whether the person you see in front of you right now is someone that you can accept as-is, with the qualities he has or lacks. A lot of younger women might not have had a chance to learn that yet but I'm well past those days. Having kids isn't something I've ever been interested in. But if I wanted to, there would have to be a very specific, honest conversation about what each of our financial roles would be once kids were in the picture. Some women do fall into the trap of assuming that their partner is going to suddenly turn into Daddy Provider Workhorse, when they've never talked about that, and end up disappointed.

Although I am retired from another type of business that I sold several years ago, I have a current business and I might work the equivalent to a 3 day work week sometimes. Yesterday I worked about 30 minutes and made $550. Today I worked about 4 minutes and made $550. Tomorrow I'll work about 45 minutes and make $550. Sometimes I make $500 and sometimes up to $700. About 2 times a week I work 2-3 hours a day but I bring in $0 for those hours because those hours are spent getting things ready. I could never work 1 minute for someone else no matter the pay. By the way... the business where I made my wealth was house cleaning. My now ex and I started cleaning houses and that evolved in to 2 businesses and then 3 and 4 and 5... then we split up and sold them. That business was hell... 24/7 but hellish profit!

@@lilolme69 thought about starting a house cleaning business but can’t find anyone else interested/ I’m starting a quick books business though