Abie's Debt Review

@lottanerve1777 says:

There's so many scams right now that are capitalizing on the fact that people are broke and need help with money, I'm just looking for a job and there are scams out there targeting people who are looking for jobs. It's really sick. I'm here in Kansas City Missouri, you would think that there are a ton of jobs open and available, maybe they are but from what I can see there are not many options.
There are not very many and there's 100's of people applying for the same low-paying positions.

@CKSLAFE says:

And all this problem is because the nations ask for loans of their own money!! instead of just printing it themselves XDDD that is the biggest joke! It is literally all a huge scam!

@markroberts9577 says:

Somebody actually did a video walking the area outside of where the San Francisco Giants play ball and that area was basically void of any businesses

@user-ov9eu4gx3z says:

I really don't see how the USD is so strong internationally. I've been looking at several different "cheap" travel destinations and it's actually less expensive to travel in the US. The USD is definitely not buying what it used to internationally and things are not cheaper in the last year, even though we're definitely in a recession in California. It's both a recession and inflation.

@markritacco270 says:

A platform based on a new blockchain – the mBridge Ledger – was built to support real-time, peer-to-peer, cross-border payments and foreign exchange transactions. Project mBridge is the result of extensive collaboration starting in 2021 between the BIS Innovation Hub, the Bank of Thailand, the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, the Digital Currency Institute of the People's Bank of China, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The Saudi Central Bank is joining mBridge as a full participant. There are also now more than 26 observing members.

@paskberger1152 says:

Since you do 1 video per week now, feel free to do a little bit longer 20-30 max if there is a reason to do so.

Thanks for the great work.

@markritacco270 says:

Wage hike triggers mass fast-food job losses
Fast-food restaurants in California have recently had to lay off nearly 10,000 workers, according to a major trade group
Californian fast-food restaurants have had to slash some 10,000 jobs in recent months due to the state’s new minimum wage hike, according to a recent report by the California Business and Industrial Alliance (CABIA) trade group.
The report comes after California’s Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill dubbed AB 1228 in September of last year, raising the state’s minimum wage from $16 to $20 an hour. The law came into effect in April and many companies have since been forced to close down, raise prices, or lay off employees.

@merlinwizard1000 says:

72ND, 10 June 2024

@robinsk5644 says:

Jesus is coming soon.
Ask Him to be your Savior.

@jessehamilton4223 says:

If I owe the bank $1000 that’s my problem. If I owe the bank a million dollars that’s the banks problem.

Let’s not forget, one persons debt is another’s asset. When SHTF lots of wealthy ppl gonna lose a lot.