They're the most annoying.

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Well said.

60 dollars the t shrit to look like a garbage ? no thank you :) my 20 dollars uniqlo t shirt is good enough :)

That is the best part!

Congratulations, you have fallen for nonsense.

Yeah another good part of it someone buys it for the price of a brand new t-shirt

​@@josephwilliams6066good profit margins

I wouldn't be wearing no second hand clothes I hope he washed them before reselling for $60

The media is always out of touch...

he "answered a craigslist ad" after his dad told him to "sort out his finances" what do you think happened. He walked in there and became the biz owner lol.

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haha its a nice neighborhood of brooklyn hes at

thats exactly how i met him

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@@k9160 Yall are brave with the crazy reputation these marketplace ads have, I would think people wouldn't even dare.

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I mean, he better *punch it* while he can...I'm sure he's probably adapted to feel that things aren't even on the up for him like they actually are because he's still narrowly dodging poverty by the skin of his teeth, but he needs to grab this thing while he's got the opportunity regardless, and viciously exploit the absolute sht out of it...

I think his "entrepreneurial spirit" is being kept busy so he doesn't compete for real resources and I think we're all being conditioned to settle for the ego pats and "good boys" rather than the steady and unrelenting pursuit and acquisition of actual wealth. He should sell the business to someone who is willing to settle for that or upscale using social media (I know you're tired of it, but he does have endless content generator that people will consume in exchange for advertiser/sponsor $, not to mention the marketing opportunities) or plug a part of that capital into dividend producing investments (until interest rates go down) and the other part into a different business without a profit/growth ceiling. I mean, anyone can make t-shirts, look at tiktok. Literally, $3k I could have a set up in my room, easy. Anyone could steal his designs (including major brands, and this parasitism is literally a part of their business model) and he wouldn't have the capital to defend his copyrights and that's not even to mention when this trend dies in the next 3 years (at most.)

He def uses social media

@@brad2943 Yeah, but more to advertise his brand and not as his main source of income.

doesn't he actually make ~10k a year actually? 268k is just the revenue figure

AI’s will replace influencers very soon. Then where will all human influencers go?

@@brad2943 using social media for business is definitely not the same as being a social media influencer. Most companies utilize social media to grow.

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He has other sources of income & it was stated in the vid

It's just good that he is creating jobs, saving the environment and providing for his family.

I dont think his employes work 365 days a year

If he’s doing pop-ups, markets, street fairs, etc. that’s seasonal work. Artist & Fleas isn’t open year round. Street fairs aren’t regular either. Markets are usually a weekend thing. I’m not sure how he got the $10k number but it’s probably only reflective of an average week when he’s actively selling in multiple locations. Probably has an off season, usually winter (except the holidays, when there are tons of holiday markets in NYC). Also, the posted figures are reflective of prior years. It’s possible his business has ramped up more this year and the 10k figure may be reflective of this year’s budget.

If you makin 278k a yr, you don't to count it up online

He's in NYC. It's expensive to run a business.

He has 3 kids! Isn't that poverty level in nyc? Prob would qualify for food stamps if he wasn't white.

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I agree to an extent. Sports jerseys are more expensive and I've got a few of those. The ugly Kanye/LV/Balenciaga type stuff also is ridiculous but people buy those.

$60 is not out of line in NYC for fashion t shirt, $100+ is common price for the bigger name streetware brands.

It’s worth whatever someone will pay for it.

I mean sure but its quickly clarified in the video so its whatever.

He has other streams of incoming coming in, including online sales, band ect His income is not solely coming from the tshirts it clearly stated on the video! Got to keep up people and READ the content! 🙄

@@vetgirl71 They said he took home $32k in 2022 on personal basis from all streams...

Look at the part where it breaks down profit and loss. Independent contractor fees are stupid high at $153,439. It’s a tax thing.

Very common. They actually released a more realistic videos

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Too many employees.,..he should be making at least 70k per in salary. Has too fine tune process... Taking too much time producing designs on t shirts by hand. Needs to automate or outsource and have a few employees

He doesn’t specify what his employees do. But even if he’s in 4 different locations per weekend (since is sales channel seems to be markets, street fairs, and pop-ups), that’s already 4 employees manning 4 different retail locations. It would’ve been nice to get a break down of what his employees do.

@@keithwisdom1663 I think he's more into it as a passion

I was thinking maybe he has investors that are supporting it as well, a line of credit maybe. I could see people investing since its such a cool unique brand.

@@isaacnaim7206 could be

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His wife works playa, this aint the 70s were average income could feed wife & 4 kids. Everybody work & uber or onlyfans on the side....lol

@@phoenicianathletix2866 His wife can work. My question still applies. It’s NYC.

true but even some successful businesses start out making a loss and then keep growing