@mickmoon6887
You know its bad when TechLead has to make regular videos
@davidzhang2924
You know it is bad when he didn't say "as a millionaire"
@Kerrycaberga22222
Living under a bridge (as a millionaire)
@allanzheng
Ex-Millionaire forced back to work - making YT vidoes to make the ends meet
@JimDonato-k5r
Trump's tariff idea is all about transferring wealth from common people to the wealthiest in the US. He will cut the income tax for the riches and corporate tax. The revenue has to be generated somewhere. Tariff is a form of a general tax. No matter what income level you are in, you pay the same amount of tax for the goods and services. It's perfect way of transferring wealth to the richest.
@sarunasgincas3821
ChatGPT prompt that Trump's team used: "Calculate tariffs that U.S. should charge other countries. Use imports, exports and stuff."
@SeanTalkoff
I think one of the biggest misconceptions is that Trump's tariffs only affect big businesses. It's not that simple—these tariffs can trickle down to everyday consumers, impacting the prices of goods we buy regularly. I made the mistake of assuming tariffs were just a "big business problem" until I noticed my grocery bill creeping up.
@SierraM363
Crap I'm poor. Oh wait, no changes I guess.
@NeilKilburn
“Umm.. I’m poor again. I’m just like you guys now.” 🤣🤣🤣. Classic TechLead intro.
@hopscada
If Nike makes a pair of shoes in Vietnam, and sells for $100， the workers probably only made $5, Nike probably got $80. $15 went to shipping and others. So most money was made by Americans.
@CharlesT.Foster
Once markets really grasp that Trump is serious about tariffs, it’s going to hit hard. If the US cuts itself off from global trade, that isolationism is going to send shockwaves
@iTzDritte
😂 The real story is the last 6 seconds of the video 😂 “Honestly I’m just trying to pump my bags. I’m broke out here.”
@sarunasgincas3821
Pre 2020: Taxes as a tax 2020-2025: Inflation as a tax Post 2025: Tariffs as a tax
@MattsMkia
The economy is struggling with uncertainties, global fluctuations, and the lingering effects of the tariffs, leading to instability. Rising inflation, slow growth, and trade disruptions require immediate action from all sectors to restore stability and promote growth.
@CraigLuner
Can you lower the taxes you owe when switching to a Roth IRA?
@anasoualla8075
We got a record of four videos in less then a week 🙌🏻
@JoeCryptoBravo
Tech, if you're poor like us, that means we're pretty much homeless and in poverty.
@onfire8179
What’s also crazy is that only physical goods were taken into account. Meanwhile US companies „export“ their services (Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon) worldwide and dominate this market
@SophiaSchmidt-w4w
Tariffs will increase costs of finished goods and components used throughout US manufacturing. This will be an immediate and huge hike in inflation. To fight inflation the Fed will have to hike interest rates which will be wonderful for the billionaires but possibly take away the middle class. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun..
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