People are Fed Up with the Rich & Powerful .......

The wealth gap continues to grow, most people are living check to check. 

There is no more middle class. Everything has been gentrified from housing, cars People not being able to find a decent paying job and the cost to live is getting way out of hand. Gen Z and Millennials No Long Want to work towards nothing. America is Broken and it's not cool.  best thing to do is block celebrities & Corporations lol I guess it's a start 


Timecodes

0:00 - Intro 

0:43 - Celebrity Block list & Corporations 

2:44 - Politicians are now Rich Celebrities 

3:33 - People are More Selfish & Vainer Than ever 

5:23 - Ben Shapiro " Retirement is stupid "

7:07 - Purpose in life is your career ....

9:33 - Corporations VS. Mom & Pop Stores 

13:24 - Selfness & Greed in our society 

16:25 - I feel like an outcast 

19:32 - Doing all the wrong things with money 

21:24 - Welcome to the future 

24:37 - No more cash, no small business, no family, married to my phone 

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