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Why don't you drive for Uber?

Actually, I'm trying to sign up to Uber

now.

It says I need to wait.

I sent off all the information and then

they said, we will send you a link

to get your background check started, but

I never got a link, so I contacted them.

They said they would sort it out within 70

hours.

I thought it'd be quite cool if I did

Uber, but it's not easy to get signed on

to it.

It takes a long time.

Is it working?

Okay.

Oh my God, I'm so tired having to work a

job,

and there's like no time to do YouTube

because the shift is I mean, I like the

time of the shift because it means I don't

have to wake up early and I don't have to

stay out late.

But it means there's no time to really do

YouTube in the mornings.

It's too early.

And then when I finish my shift, it's

nearly dinner time and I don't really have

time to do a stream or make anything.

I'm too tired anyway.

So it's hard to find the time to do

YouTube now.

Finished a bit earlier today.

I got horned at again.

I keep getting horned at.

Those stupid roundabouts.

I keep getting horned at mostly on

roundabouts.

Don't know why.

It's like I think it's clear and I go, but

then it's not clear and like a car just

spawns out of nowhere and it's like going

coming around, but I'm already, I'm

already on the roundabout.

It's too late for me to stop now, so I

have to commit, and then I get horned at.

Hate roundabouts.

Whoever invented roundabouts, stupid

idiot.

It's hard to know when you should go and

when you need to give way.

And sometimes it looks like there's no one

coming around, and then they just suddenly

come around.

And I got scared, like, what if— because

it was a pretty long horn, like beep, like

that.

It wasn't just a little toot.

I thought he was going to follow me and

then beat me up or something.

Dave Gibson said one time one of the lorry

drivers at his workplace had an angry car

horn at the work person and then followed

him back to the lorry depot and then tried

to have a fight with the lorry driver.

I'm scared I'm going to piss someone off

and then they just follow me because they

want to fight or something.

It's really hard not to— it's really hard

to drive every day and not make a single

mistake where you get horned at.

It's kind of annoying.

Trying my best.

Been driving for like

3 weeks now.

I've been horned at.

I get horned at nearly every day.

I get horned at at least once, like every

day, and I get yelled at like twice a

week.

I didn't get yelled at this week yet.

Oh my God, driving's hard.

There's so much going on.

All the lanes as well.

I don't know what lane to be in.

Sometimes there's like 2 lanes and then

one's going forwards and then one's for

turning left, but you don't know, like

sometimes the left lane's for going

straight.

As well, and then I'm in the wrong lane.

I need to like squeeze into the other lane

or I get forced into a turn.

Oh my God, driving.

Sometimes I like driving, like the

motorways are easy and I was doing like

definitely the speed limit and it was

quite fun.

Put music on, just cruise along, it's

easy.

But then you got stupid towns and then

stupid country lanes Country.

I hate the country lanes because everyone

drives really fast on the country lane

because it's a 60 mile per hour road.

I can't do that.

I do like 40 and every time I go around a

corner I go really slow, like 30.

And then people behind me are like right

up my backside getting pissed off.

But if I go fast, there's all these like

holes on the edges of the road because

country road, the edge of the road is like

all holey.

You can't drive in the middle of the road,

so when I move over to the left for

oncoming traffic, stupid car goes down a

hole and I'm like, whoa, trying to keep it

straight.

If I'm doing 60, my car's going to fly

into a bush.

So difficult.

I hate country lanes.

I hate town— I don't know which one I hate

more.

I probably hate town driving the most

because of all the lanes.

Like, the left 2 lanes only turn left and

the middle one only goes straight, and the

right one goes right.

You don't know which lane goes where until

you're on the wrong lane because they got

the arrows on the road.

They don't give you like a warning

quickly enough.

Luckily I haven't crashed yet.

I've just been horned at a few times.

I'm getting really good at reversing

though, so I'm pretty good at like doing

U-turns, going up into people's drives and

reversing out of it.

Look where other cars are going.

Yeah, when I'm following it's not as bad,

but when I'm the front— when I'm at the

front of the queue and I'm the leader

That's when I get a bit nervous.

I've got these 2 big mouth ulcers.

I was eating crisps and then it stabbed me

under my tongue.

Stupid Walkers crisps.

You bite it and it breaks off into like

shards, dagger-shaped shards of potato,

and then I bit down on it, it stabbed me

under my tongue, and Like 2 weeks ago.

Now I've got a massive ulcer.

It takes ages.

It takes like 2 weeks when you get a wound

in your mouth.

And it's so stupid because it gets bigger

because it started off as a tiny little

cut and it gets bigger, bigger, bigger,

and bigger.

And then I think about 10 days it reaches

peak bigness and then it starts healing

and then it starts getting smaller.

Why can't it just start healing from day

one?

It takes like a week before the healing

starts.

It gets bigger and bigger and bigger for

like the first week and a half, and then

the first last few days the healing

process begins, and then it's not so

painful.

Why does it take so long?

It's so annoying.

I hate— I keep getting mouth wounds from

eating, getting stabbed in my mouth, or I

bite my lip by accident.

What's your job like?

It's really tiring.

I hurt my back.

It's a lot of heavy lifting,

and I'm not lifting it like you're

supposed to.

I'm using my back too much because I tried

squatting and using my legs, so I couldn't

lift it.

So I had to cheat and use my back, and now

my back aches, and it's not really— I

mean, it's taking time to heal cuz I'm not

resting it, and

then I got to lift heavy stuff again the

next day.

How much YouTube money did I make in

August?

I think it said $800,

so $650,

but that's cuz of the Sunny stream and the

driving, the car stream.

This month's going to be way less.

The problem is I'm making too much money

now.

I'm going to get taxed if I keep— I mean,

I can't do it.

I can't do YouTube and the job at the same

time because

there's no time to do YouTube.

Like today, I can only stream for about 3

hours.

I can't find the time to do YouTube, so I

have to choose doing the job over YouTube

because it just pays more money.

I've got to prioritize what makes money.

But if I do YouTube like I used to plus my

job, I'd be making too much.

I'll get tax loads.

I'm on track to making

like £16,000-£17,000 at this rate, which

means I'm £4,000 over the tax-free

threshold, which means I've got to pay 20%

on £4K, which means I have to pay like

£800 tax.

I guess it's worth it because I, I have an

extra £4K in my pocket minus £800 versus

zero if I just kept it below the tax-free

threshold.

Oh, I switched the electricity tariff, so

now charging my EV—

get this, this is the beauty of EVs— it

costs 7 pence per kilowatt to charge my EV

now.

It's insane,

but it only counts between midnight and 7

AM.

So usually it was 22 pence per kilowatt.

My EV has a 46 kilowatt battery.

I'm never going to run it down to zero

because that'd be stupid.

Imagine my battery just dies and I'm not

home yet.

So I never let it get below like 20%

before getting home.

I don't know what's in my tea.

Every time I swallow it, it makes me

cough.

There's like bits in it.

Uh, so,

so to do a 50% charge, it would require 22

kilowatts.

So it's 7 pence per kilowatt, which would

be like 7 pence times—

I think it's like £1.

22 kilowatts times

Wait, it's actually

0.069 pence.

22 times, it costs £1.50, and that's 100

miles.

I can do 100 miles and use up half my

battery.

It cost me £1.50 to drive 100 miles.

That's insane.

So I could do 3,000 miles in a month and

it would cost me £50.

Uh, yeah, 3,000 miles.

I got 4 kilowatt— a 4th— 4 mile per

kilowatt average.

So that would cost me 750 kilowatts to do

3,000 miles, and times that by 7 pence.

It would be £51 a month if you're going to

do 3,000 miles.

I asked the AI how much it would cost to

drive a petrol car and do 3,000 miles a

month, and it said like £500.

Don't you have a set number of miles

you're allowed to drive in the 4 years'

time?

Yeah, but he said if you go over the

amounts of miles you said you would do,

it would just make the value of the car go

down more when you reset it back to us.

I don't really care.

I mean, if you buy the car using the

balloon payment, it will stay the same.

It just— because the car— I asked AI, I

said, what if I wreck my car, would it

affect the balloon payment?

It said it won't really affect it because

it's your own car you're wrecking.

So You're still gonna have to pay the $5K

to own it whether you wrecked it or not,

or you like depreciated it by driving

100,000 miles.

I probably will just buy it.

I think it's a good car.

If I had to go back in time and rebuy the

car, I would buy the same car.

I don't know why some people calling me

stupid for buying an expensive EV.

Because I did the maths.

Yeah, the car is expensive, £18K, but

charging it is dirt cheap.

So you could buy a £5,000 petrol car.

Yeah, it's really cheap.

But then if you're gonna do 3,000 miles a

month after 4 years, how much is that

gonna cost you in petrol?

Like £400 a month times 48 months.

It would cost you £20,000 in petrol.

You'll pay more in petrol than you would

have paid for my nice car.

So it's like, do you want a cheap rubbish

car but then pay loads for petrol, or do

you want a nice new car, modern car, and

pay barely anything for charging?

So I'd rather have a nice car than a

crappy cheap petrol car and just spend

more money on the car and then pay barely

anything for charging.

Why would you buy a trash car?

Well, I'm just making the argument of

cheap petrol car versus expensive EV.

So after 4 years, if I did 3,000 miles a

month,

it cost £2,500 for charging for Versus

like 20,000 in petrol.

Well, I mean, you could just like reduce

my numbers by 2/3 and then you got 100

miles a month.

Do you think you can handle living in

England for 4 years consecutively?

I don't see why not.

I don't really care anymore about banging

Asian women.

It just feels like a waste of time.

I've got financial goals and dreams now.

I think in 2 years I can buy my first

property and become a landlord.

I've done the calculations.

I've been looking at some houses in Wales.

Get some nice terraced houses in Wales for

like 50k and £60K, which means I need a

deposit of like £12K.

All I need is like £15K really to put down

a deposit on a mortgage, and then I just

rent it out for like £800 a month,

mortgage £400 a month, make £400 a month

rental income profit, and then just use

that profit in case there's like any

problems need fixing.

How are you going to manage property in

Wales?

You just get a— what's it called?

A letting agency.

You get a management agency, they do it

for you.

They charge like, I don't know,

something, 10% a month.

I won't have to do anything.

I just let the management team do it.

They'll take their fee and I'll just sit

back, rake in all the rental money.

Wales looks quite nice, or you can do

Liverpool or Manchester up north.

They got cheap houses for like 60K,

50-60K.

Kent is really expensive for houses.

Same house here would be like £300K.

Yeah, I don't know if I can do the job for

2 years.

I think I can.

I was a bit worried in the beginning, but

I think I'm getting into the swing of it.

So according to my calculations, I'm

making about—

I think I can make like £1,700 a month

from the job.

And realistically, I reckon I could

maintain about £500 a month on YouTube

without really trying.

So like £2,200 a month, and then car

payments are like £500 a month now.

I don't know.

I think like three, four hundred a month

for car payments.

So I've got my Tesco insurance.

The car payment's two hundred a month.

Charging could be I don't know like twenty

to thirty pounds a month.

So maybe it's like three hundred and fifty

pounds a month for the car.

I'm just worried I have accident in the

car and then I have to pay for it.

And it wipes out a whole month of earnings

because insurance won't pay for

everything.

Like if you break your wind mirror, I

don't think that's covered.

You have to pay like £200 to get it

repaired.

My tongue hurts too now.

I hate my mouth.

Well, so I think mortgage rates are going

to go down in the next few years because

they're cutting interest rates, aren't

they?

So that means mortgages are going to get

cheaper.

Even that Clear Value Tax guy said it.

He said next year mortgage rates are going

to be like between 4 to 5%.

Maybe in 2 years it'd be down to

3-something percent.

So I reckon now is a good time to start

saving to buy a house.

In a couple years' time.

Yeah, I don't know about the property

thing.

I'm quite interested in it.

It seems like a cool idea, but I don't

know, maybe it's like another big mistake.

Everyone told you to get a job for years

and now you finally did it.

Yeah, because the YouTube was making good

money until recently.

I mean, it was making good money in Japan

when I was streaming every day, but I

don't want to do that.

I'd, I'd rather just get a job than have

to stream every day walking around for 10

hours.

That was horrible.

It was worse, way harder than just getting

a job.

My job is so much easier than what I was

doing in Japan.

Endlessly walking for like 12 hours.

I hated it.

Being a YouTuber means you're supposed to—

it's supposed to be easy.

You're supposed to be famous, supposed to

get lots of money by barely doing

anything.

I was not barely doing anything.

I was Busting my balls off, getting

verbally attacked, nearly beaten up by

Japanese people.

It was scary.

It was boring.

It was hard.

Got soaked in the rain.

Hated every hour of those streams in

Japan.

Don't want to do that ever again.

Never again am I doing like endless

walking streams.

Hated it.

I did make really good money though.

I was making like $1,800 a month.

1,600.

But I didn't make anything really because

I spent it all traveling around Japan, so

it was all pointless.

Yeah, eating the bentos in the park.

Oh my god, that was so disgusting.

All the rain was getting in it, mosquitoes

were attacking me.

It was actual hell.

And then I had to live in that horrible

guest house.

Never again do I want to do that.

Never again.

That's the last time I'm ever doing that.

It was the worst thing I've ever done.

I think it was the worst 3 months of my

whole life.

Your mum's back?

Yeah, she just dropped my sister off at

the train station.

My sister came home on Tuesday.

I picked her up in my car.

Drove her home.

She didn't really seem very interested in

it.

She was just like, oh, so clean.

She didn't ask me anything about it.

It was fun watching you in Japan.

Yeah, I guess there were some fun moments.

Some of it was memorable,

but I hated nearly all of it.

There's only a few bits that are really

good.

I just hate Japan so much now because of

that experience this year.

I just really hate Japan.

I've never encountered so many horrible

Japanese people in such a short amount of

time.

I never want to go back to Japan again, to

be honest.

I hate it there.

It's only nice when you've got money and

you've got a nice place to live.

It's basically the same thing applies

everywhere you go in the world.

If you don't have money, your life's gonna

suck.

It doesn't matter if it's Japan, Korea,

the UK.

So just focus on making money instead of

wasting your time

sitting in hotel rooms in random countries

chasing women.

It just seems like such a waste of time.

Wasted my whole life.

Imagine if I just used all my money to

actually invest.

I'd have like 5 properties by now.

Blew all my YouTube money.

I made like $200K off YouTube and

OnlyFans.

Don't have a single penny of it left.

It's all gone.

All lost to taxes.

Stocks, meaningless trips.

I could have like 5 properties now and no

debt.

Kept buying stupid gaming stuff too.

I gotta stop doing that.

I gotta start being sensible with my life.

I'm going to be 40 in just a few years.

And I don't want to— the whole idea of

being a digital nomad hopping around Asia

sounds so horrible now.

That's what I wanted to do, though.

I thought I'll just live in Japan 6 months

and live in Thailand 3 months.

That is such a terrible idea because you

just waste all this money.

You don't have any money to build

anything, and you're just sitting in a

hotel room, cheapest one you can get,

going around these countries doing nothing

really.

What's the point?

I think I had a wake-up call this year

that I need to stop wasting my life doing

this stuff.

Now maybe if my channel was booming and it

was like growing and people love the

travel content, then I'd have a reason to

do it.

But it's not.

It's just dying and dying every year.

I do not want to be 45 and I'm like

sitting in a stupid dormitory room in

Bangkok,

scraping by on YouTube, doing all these

stupid streams.

Sounds like a horrible future, which is

why I decided to get a job, save up money.

I think, you know, it's best to just stay

in your own country

and work on yourself there.

Because yeah, you could go to a new

country, get a job there, and work on

yourself in a new country, but it's just

harder unless you really hate your home

country.

I don't hate England that much.

I think it's okay.

You don't have any problems with language,

which is nice.

Oh, thanks, Chinese name person.

No, it's not my off day.

I just finished—

finished shift for today.

Today is your off day.

Smirk.

No, it's not.

I finished work already.

I hurt my back and I got horned at.

Would you want to buy a house or just save

the money and stay with your mum?

Um.

I mean, I could save the money,

but what would I do with it?

I've got to do something with the money,

otherwise you're just losing it to

inflation every year.

Inflation goes up on average by like 4%

every year, so if you just keep all your

money in cash, you're losing 4% of it

every year.

So even if you get a savings account that

has 8% interest rate, you minus inflation,

it's actually just like 3 or 4% interest

you're getting, which is kind of rubbish.

There's other instruments that would get

you a better return.

Like S&P 500 has an average annual return

of 10% a year.

Yeah, I could just stick it all on the

stock market and don't bother with

property.

But I kind of like the idea of people

working and then they pay my mortgage.

Sounds kind of cool.

It's like, you work for me now, bitch.

You're paying for my house.

Thanks.

Haha, it just sounds so evil.

I like it.

I want to become a landlord by 2026.

I hope to be able to buy my first

property.

I think I can pay off my credit card

before Christmas.

So let me do my calculations again.

So I'm making about £1,000.

I reckon I make about—

hmm, fuck.

I reckon I make about £1,700 a month from

my job,

give or take.

I don't know how much the YouTube earnings

are gonna drop now that I'm only doing one

stream a week.

I reckon I could maintain £500 a month

on the 2 channels combined.

So I made about £2,200 a month, £2,200,

and minus my car payments, £300, and minus

like

£25

charging,

and then minus my subscription fees.

What else do I have to minus?

I've got £1,800 left a month, so 4 months

I would make £7,000.

I think I could pay off my credit card

before Christmas.

How much you make an hour?

Uh, roughly £13 to £14.

I'm not going to say the exact number,

just giving you like a rough number.

Taxes would just be

What did I say?

£1,795.

Wait, it wouldn't— you'd be taxed

before you minus your expenses.

So I'd be making £2,200 a year— I mean a

month.

That's £26,000.

That's too much.

I need to make less money because then at

minus £12,500,

that means £14K is taxable.

That's gonna be like £3,000 paying in tax.

I don't like tax.

Should I just try to make less money?

I'm trying to get signed up on Uber.

I reckon I could do some Uber deliveries

on top, but it's taking ages.

I even bought the insurance because you

can't apply to Uber without insurance.

Now I bought it, I paid £40.

And they say it's £1.40 per hour that you

work, which is insane.

So it's like you work 2— you work 1 hour

and you make £15.

Then I lose £1.40 to the insurance.

That's the problem when you've got a nice

car.

The insurance is stupidly crazy high.

What's a tax rebate?

I'd definitely pay off the credit card

before Christmas.

I checked my credit score, it said 995 out

of 999, one negative influence.

It says because

I have credit debt that I have not paid

off fully yet,

so it minus my score by 5 points.

So I really want to pay off the credit

card.

ASAP.

I could just sell my stocks and then pay

it.

I don't want to.

And then start paying my mum off next

year.

It'll probably take

to pay off my mum

5 months.

No, 6 months.

I reckon it'll take 6 months, so I reckon

I'll be debt-free in 10 months.

Wait, 17—

no, 9 months.

Yeah, I reckon about 9 months I'll be

debt-free, so that would be in

May next year.

May, I'll be debt-free.

Hopefully.

Did I check stocks?

Yeah, I think it was crashing again today.

Don't you think it makes sense to buy an

EV?

I know they're expensive compared to a

crappy banger, but you save so much not

having to buy petrol.

I switched our electric bill over to an EV

tariff, so it is— I did the calculations—

it was 30p during the day, which is an

increase of 8p because our previous plan

was 22p All day and all night.

But now it's 30 pence during the day, but

7 pence during the night.

So it means the daytime cost has gone up

by 38%, but the nighttime cost will come

down by like 60%.

But if I'm charging my EV, I use so much

electricity the last few weeks, it's made

our electric bill go up to £100.

I gave my mum some money.

But it was costing so much money to charge

the EV.

It's costing like £5 to do a 70% charge.

So if I did that every day, it'd be like

£150.

So I had to switch the electricity plan to

an EV tariff.

Now it's only 7p per kilowatt overnight,

but it's only 12 to 7 AM, and my car takes

8 hours to do 50% charge.

I need to get the home charger, but that

costs £1,000.

So if— as long as I only do under 100

miles, I can easily charge that up

overnight from midnight to 7 AM with the

7p per kilowatt rates.

So daytime cost has gone up by 40%, which

sounds like a lot, but it's gonna

dramatically bring down my EV costs, which

is Making the electricity bill very

expensive.

Do you manually turn the plug on?

No, there's an app and you can do deferred

charge and you set the time when the

charging starts.

The problem is you can't set when the

charging stops.

So if I sleep late and it's still

charging, it's gonna be start— it's gonna

start costing 30 pence per kilowatt, which

is insane.

So I need to make sure to wake up before 7

and then stop the charging.

Yeah, it would suck if I had to stay up to

12.

I went to— I go to bed at 9 PM now.

I go to bed at 9, I wake up at 7

to get a good night's sleep.

I'm so tired.

If it gets to 100%, it will stop itself,

but usually it won't have enough time to

get to 100% overnight.

Are you worried about battery degradation?

A bit, but I've seen people have Teslas

with a million miles mileage.

I'm sure it'll be fine.

Also, the benefits having an EV over a

crappy petrol car is it's very unlikely to

break down.

There's so many things that can go wrong

with a petrol car, like you can burn the

clutch and then you gotta pay hundreds to

get a new clutch, oil problems.

What else?

Driving in puddles.

Apparently you can drive an EV through a

deep puddle and it'll be fine because

there's no air intake.

Petrol cars, they need air intake, but EVs

don't.

So there's no holes in the floor where the

water could slosh up.

The bottom of the EV is just a flat panel.

There's no like big vents and gaps and

stuff that the water can get up into and

wreck the engine.

I mean, there's not even an engine, so I

could drive the EV through puddles and it

shouldn't have problems.

Like normal cars, they drive through a big

puddle and then the engine just conks out.

Also no road tax until next year.

Also no ULEZ until next year.

So I don't see a point getting a cheap

petrol car.

It will just break down.

You gotta pay loads in petrol, probably

gotta pay more maintenance fees.

Insurance would be cheaper though if you

get a cheap banger, but then you gotta

drive an ugly, smelly, old rubbish car.

I want a nice car.

Oh my God, my back hurts.

Why does the back make lifting so much

easier, but then it hurts so much?

The problem is EVs are too new for there

to be cheap crappy EVs, apart from that

Nissan Leaf, which is too rubbish.

Give it 5 years, there'll be cheap EVs on

the market.

Oh my God, my tongue hurts so much.

I really think the tissue inside your

mouth should be much tougher.

Why is it so fragile?

It's like soft Soft flabby skin

that can easily get cut by a Walker's

crisp.

We're supposed to be eating stuff and

chewing it.

It should be tough.

Why does he get torn so easily?

I had Walker's crisps and it stabbed me

under my tongue, cut my mouth open.

I got a massive ulcer.

Stupid Walker's crisps.

I should stop eating them, just get

Monster Munch.

That would never happen with a Monster

Munch.

They're like puffy

shards of deep-fried potato, pointy, stabs

you in the gum.

When quitting wage slavery?

Well, if I do get fed up with the job, I

have to stick to it for at least 4 months.

My main number one goal

is pay off the credit card, and then goal

number 2, pay off my mum, and then goal

number 3, buy a house.

Those are my 3 goals in order of

importance.

The annoying thing is the heavy stuff.

I can lift it like this, but getting it up

from the floor up to this height without

using my back is really hard.

I keep using my back to lift and now it

really hurts.

Scared I'm gonna slip a disc or something.

Gotta be more careful.

I think being— maybe being shorter would

help with lifting.

Like, if you're a dwarf, you could

probably lift more easily without hurting.

At least I'm not 6 foot something.

Imagine you're 6 foot 5, you gotta bend

down, lift it all the way up to your chest

height.

How did you get into debt?

Because I didn't pay my taxes properly

when I was a famous YouTuber.

£10,000 to tax penalties, £7,000 to late

payment interest on my unpaid tax.

Had to ask my mum to borrow some money.

Imagine if I just paid my tax properly, I

could have had £15,000 extra.

And then I got into credit card debt by

having a luxurious travel time around

Japan and buying a nice car.

But I think the car is an investment

Because I'm using the car to make money to

get to work.

So

I am now making more money thanks to

having the car

than if I didn't have the car.

I wouldn't be able to get to the place to

make the more money.

Cycle to work.

That would take like an hour,

and then I'd get soaked in the rain.

Could have got on a motorbike actually,

but then I get soaked in the rain and I

have to wear a helmet.

I don't understand why everything in the

market is crashing.

Even gold's going down.

Even China's going down.

Everything is going down.

If you could live anywhere, where would it

be?

Probably in a nice countryside area.

Nice.

House.

Big driveway for my car.

No chavs.

Holy crap, look at the market.

Jesus.

Oh, Tesla down 6%.

SPY's down 1.7%.

Oh, Bitcoin down to $53,000.

Oh my God.

Do not check your investment accounts

today.

Even gold's down 2%.

Cars are terrible investments.

Yeah, but they get you to the place where

you make money.

It's a tool, isn't it?

It's like a gold miner needs a pick to get

the gold.

The pick's going to deteriorate over time

and become less valuable because it's

going to get wrecked.

But you need it to dig out the gold.

I need the car to get to the place where I

make the money.

Are you giving up on Asia entirely?

Yeah, I just don't see the point.

Because I can't, I can't get a job in

Asia, so I'd be forced to do YouTube.

That's one of the reasons why I don't want

to go back to Thailand.

It's because I would have to do YouTube.

I can't do anything else.

I can't speak Thai.

I can't get a job in Thailand.

And even if I did, the money would be

rubbish.

Do you know what minimum wage in Thailand

is like?

£250 a month.

It would be rubbish.

So I would have to, to be forced to do

YouTube.

I'd become miserable and depressed because

my YouTube channel is going nowhere.

Let's face it.

I'd be making less and less money.

We'd go on trips and stuff which would

cost more and more money.

And then I can only stay there for 90 days

and then I've got to leave again.

And then it's all sad and all crying

again.

Then what?

What am I going to do after Thailand?

Back to Japan again?

When I'm broke and I'm in £16,000 debt,

then the only option is come back home.

So I spend 3 months in Thailand.

And then come back home again

and it's like back to square one, but now

I have added another extra couple thousand

pounds onto my debt.

It just was not gonna work out.

I don't have the money to just bum around

in Asia forever,

and I'm not achieving anything.

I'm not building anything, I'm not

improving anything.

You go to Asia and you're just kind of

stuck not being able to do anything apart

from travel and be a tourist.

And it's boring being a tourist forever.

I've done that for the last 15 years of my

life, just being a forever tourist.

Can't do anything.

It was good when YouTube was doing well,

but it's just not working out, is it?

You're supposed to make the money and

build the assets that generate the income,

and then you move to Thailand and retire.

I haven't built anything.

I gotta start building now.

That's why I got a job and a car.

I want 4 properties in Wales.

I'm gonna buy out Connor's mum's house,

kick her out.

I've been watching lots of videos about

investment.

They said— I watched this one guy, he said

he's from the south as well like me, but

it's too expensive to invest here, so he

looks for properties in Liverpool

and he's looking at places in Wales.

Yeah, he has to drive like 5 hours to go

view the properties, but then you get much

better deals, much cheaper.

Yeah, YouTube's annoying.

You blow up, you become super famous, and

then it dies in like 4 years.

And there's like nothing you can do to

stop it from dying.

Unless you're the top 1%, like PewDiePie

or Chris Broad.

It's not easy making a YouTube channel.

It's easy to luck out and get a viral, but

can you keep it going for 10 years?

Probably not, unless you're a genius.

It's like 80% of restaurants fail, that

kind of statistic.

I'd say like 95% of YouTube channels fail.

They might get some luck for a few years

and ride it out for 5 years.

Can they make it last a lifetime?

Probably no.

It's probably less than 5% who are in the

top,

top 5% who could make it keep on going.

I don't know how they do it because you

need so much passion and so much energy

and intelligence and creativity.

It just gets boring trying to come up with

content.

And then so many things can destroy your

channel, like, oh, you cheated.

Oh, you slept with a fan.

Oh, you scammed your audience.

Oh, you had messages with a minor.

All these stupid things like that can also

destroy your channel faster than it would

have been destroyed anyway.

It's annoying.

I can't do anything fun.

Like, what's the point having fans if you

can't fuck them?

What's the point?

Obviously you got fans, you can fuck them.

Otherwise, what's the point having them?

But then you fuck them, then stupid people

like, oh, he takes advantage of his fans.

Shut up.

So what's the point having your pie if you

can't eat it?

And then might as well not have it.

Being a YouTuber is annoying.

At least I feel, I feel less stressed now.

The pressure is off having to do YouTube.

I just do it for fun now.

Do a stream now and then.

It's just so much easier having a normal

job.

It's too hard being a YouTuber.

You need so much intelligence and you need

so much self-control not to talk to minors

and do naughty stuff and scamming,

or at least have the intelligence to get

away with it and not get caught.

Most people get caught though.

Can't believe you like having a job.

Well, I like things— I always like

whatever's easiest, and if getting a job

where I just do same robotic boring tasks

over and over again every day and make

more money Then that's a win-win.

It's easier than YouTube and it makes more

money than YouTube.

It's like 2 zeros to the job to YouTube.

YouTube's hard.

It's hard to get views.

It's hard to keep people entertained.

It's extremely easy not to talk to minors.

I don't know, sometimes they message you

and they don't tell you they're a minor.

Am I supposed to ask everyone what their

age is?

Can't be bothered.

I think kids should be banned off the

internet.

Well, I just want to work at least.

Until Christmas.

I don't know, it might be too cold and I

might not want to go out.

I'm scared it's going to get really cold

and then my car gets stuck because it's

icy.

If it's snowing and icy, I'm not driving.

My car is so heavy.

Do you know how heavy an EV is compared to

a normal car?

It was like a massive brick on ice.

There's no way I'm driving it out.

During winter.

So I'm probably going to quit my job

after Christmas because if it gets really

icy and snowy, I'm not driving out.

No way.

I risk crashing my car.

Like, I'm braking and it just slides down

the road into a ditch and then you get

stuck.

The good thing about the EV is it's got

like maximum torque and power compared to

where there's like really steep hills and

I just glide up them effortlessly.

And then you've got people in their

low-powered petrol cars floor down to the

pedal, revving it and struggling to get up

it.

I just got instant torque.

That's the beauty of an EV,

just put your foot down and goes.

There's no like trying to build up

momentum.

It just goes.

It's great, great technology.

I don't know why people just don't get EVs

and they drive a petrol car.

It's like

people using a steam engine instead of the

combustion engine.

The days of the combustion engine, they're

over.

The EV is the new— is the future.

The EV is going to do to the ICE engine

what the ICE engine did to the steam

engine.

It's going to become obsolete.

There's just going to be so many benefits

and upsides having EV.

You would have to be like an enthusiast

petrolhead to want to have a petrol car

anymore,

and the technology is just going to get

better and better.

Battery size is going to become more

efficient, ranges are going to get better,