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Why I'm Flip Flopping Again.

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you know i always thought it would be

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cool to be a clown because i think i'm

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quite funny and especially as a kid i

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told everyone i wanted to be a comedian

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and everyone laughed at me now no one's

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laughing at me anymore but i wanted to

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make this video because the truth is i

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did paper hand and i'll explain in this

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kevin for xero fees so why did i paper

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hand well i paper-handed because j-pal

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scared the out of me and i

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paper-handed i didn't get margin called

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i have about four million dollars in

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taxable stock gains from 2021 and having

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just sold have another about four

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million in taxable stockings in 2022

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already and hopefully a lot more to come

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now my portfolio did lose a chunk of

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value measuring from the third week of

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november to well now but honestly if you

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measured from the beginning of october

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to now it's

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not that vastly different those three

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weeks in november were pretty wild and

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honestly it was more like a little bump

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in the road that of course everybody

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wishes they could have sold at the top

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at but you can't be perfect and time the

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market all the time

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but honestly like i said three weeks

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earlier my portfolio wasn't far off with

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the exception of a firm well

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for that one that probably needs a video

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of its own but at this point i'm

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preserving capital because i really

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believe the fed is going to rake us over

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the coals they're going to ream us so

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hard and i don't want to get dreamed now

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even though i flip-flopped because of

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j-pal particularly the fomc minutes that

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came out on january 5th which scared the

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crap out of me in fact i covered it live

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and i panicked live in that video i

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think i had like a 50-minute breakdown

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like not like a breakdown of the minutes

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even though it was a breakdown of the

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minutes but like also like a physical

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and mental breakdown it was uh 54

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minutes long and it's titled the fed

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just crashed stocks the worst report yet

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in case you want to watch it

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that that

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like putting the pieces of the puzzle

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back together that's what set me off but

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the problem is i didn't do anything with

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my portfolio because i've been so damn

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programmed to just buy the dip all the

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time

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by the dip like i became the meme of by

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the dip and literally been buying the

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dip for the last 12 years in both stocks

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and real estate like that's that's just

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what i do and it quite honestly it took

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16 days to fully realize what the f was

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about to happen now i realized obviously

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i could be wrong going forward and i

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don't recommend anybody trying to try to

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time the market even though i believe we

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could be in for a big cyclical rotation

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where we go from the top of a cycle to

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the bottom of a cycle and i just want to

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move from the top half to the bottom

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half in cash uh i vapor ended like a

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little weeny because well quite

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frankly i think shit's gonna hit the fan

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much worse so right now i'm 95 cash 4.99

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gold

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[Laughter]

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and like 0.1 percent some other stuff i

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do still have stocks and i do still hold

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amc and again i didn't get margin called

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i do still have 24 million dollars in

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real estate though but that's also a

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topic for a different video and that's

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in addition to that percentage i just

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talked about which is about another 20

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mil so anyway uh it's worth talking

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about flip-flopping so after i tried to

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uh well basically gamble on the federal

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reserve meeting which was literally

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going full

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and i mean this in like the wall street

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bets terminology full betting on

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short term options on small caps like

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literally stupid i literally wrote in my

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alerts

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in my stocks in psychology and money

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group do not do this i am going full

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like i literally wrote that that

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i'm going hard on on this bet it was a

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total freaking gamble uh and i lost more

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money uh betting on these short term

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options which is very stupid and i knew

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that going in but i didn't listen to

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myself so it's kind of like i do as i

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say not as i do thing now i don't think

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there's an excuse for that kind of

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behavior because i'm supposed to be an

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example but at least i acknowledged it

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when it happened uh and i do think the

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reason for that like if there's any

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justification was honestly because i was

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a bit shell-shocked because i really

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like it's so weird to go from 12 years

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of by the dip to flip to now being a

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bear and everybody hating you because

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nobody likes bears but anyway uh you

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know

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and again i i don't think that uh you

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know you know by the dip is over or

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whatever for me it is okay like i just

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can't buy the dip right now not now i

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will buy the dip when the fed u-turns

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which right now they're you turning

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against us not towards us i want a

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u-turn towards us that's when i buy the

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dip but what i do want to do is oh my

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gosh there's an earthquake happening

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right now

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oh that was so cool

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oh my gosh that's like one of the first

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earthquakes that i think i've ever felt

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in california that was

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amazing that was really cool okay but

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anyway

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well

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i hope there's not another one but

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anyway so uh let's let me talk about

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flip-flopping so

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uh i decided that i am a flip-flopper i

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i think it's actually a good good

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representation so i think weenie baby

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and flip-flopper and all this is

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actually appropriate because really the

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only thing that i haven't flipped on in

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my life is lauren i wanted to start a

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taxi company in 2008 in high school

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because i thought it was stupid how hard

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it was to call a taxi and get a ride

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like i hated waiting for a car and like

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i wish taxis were easier to get i really

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wish i had turned that into an app in

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2008 but i flip-flopped on that idea

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before i could ever think about that

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then i switched high schools four times

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because i'm a flip-flopper then i wanted

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to become a cop but i flip-flopped on

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that i also flip-flopped on every guild

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i was ever a part of and flipped my way

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up to a top 10 guild by flip-flopping so

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much in world of warcraft and then i

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sold my account for 1900 in 2008 because

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i flip-flopped only to flip-flop again

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and played later that year even though i

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was really good at other games as well

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like counter-strike splinter cell halo

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and runescape nowhere near as good as

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world of warcraft i never really got

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great at those games because i spent too

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much time flip-flopping between those

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four

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in 2008 i decided to become a youtuber

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so my first video in 2008 and this is

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wild but it's true my first video in

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2008

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was a video that is still on youtube it

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is called

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heroes of talara what we know video one

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it is a game review from 2008

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uh but then of course i flip-flopped on

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youtube and didn't really ever make any

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more videos until like 2018 when it was

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popular to be a youtuber

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i also never wanted to be a real estate

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agent and i told myself i'd only become

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an agent to learn how to invest

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and then i became a real estate agent so

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i flip flopped on that i also

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flip-flopped on college by almost

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dropping out to be an agent full-time

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because it was going so well and the

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only reason i didn't flip-flop out of

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college was because i ended up

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flip-flopping into a different major

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which was quite frankly easier and

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allowed me to sell more real estate now

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ucla had a policy against flip-flopping

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majors for transfer students because

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they didn't want people to like get in

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under let's say like an art degree or

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something and then flip-flop into like a

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business degree or whatever uh but i

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bitched my way through the dean's office

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and well whatever offices i needed to

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get through until they actually wrote a

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new policy and let you down flip so as

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long as you were down flipping at

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college you were good

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i then got my lending license while

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selling real estate after becoming a

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real estate agent and real estate broker

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i got my lending license to do loans for

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people so they had money to fix up their

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homes before selling them but because

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there was so much risk involved with

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lending people my own money i

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flip-flopped on that because it was

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stupid risky i then got my contractor's

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license and offered clients to fix up

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their homes before we sold their homes

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and while that business cost me about

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one million dollars and i made a video

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on youtube called how i lost a million

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dollars on my business

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and also lost the 15 employees the

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sprinter brand the warehouse and a ton

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of equipment

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no i guess i wouldn't really say lost

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that part because i just kind of ended

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that part and sold what we could but

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anyway i flip-flopped on that business

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because it was a money-losing cancerous

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business i don't recommend construction

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for anyone

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uh unless you're a briefcase contractor

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and you can sub everything out

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then i got my drone license to do

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licensed drone photography but when i

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realized that wasn't profitable i

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flip-flopped on that i also did my own

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actual home photography but when i

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started making more money i flip-flopped

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on that business as well and started

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hiring other people to do it

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which uh yeah basically

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lots of flip-flopping but we're not done

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yet see recently uh during the pandemic

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i bought a house in santa barbara that i

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went to a court

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auction for but after one year of hell

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with the city i ended up selling the

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property for 150 000 profit just

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recently and i did nothing to it other

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than making it worse

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uh that's because i flip-flopped and

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didn't really want to deal with the city

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of santa barbara anymore then i made a

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youtube video saying i'd never sell it

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courses which i definitely flip-flopped

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on that i sell some amazing courses do

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as i say not as i do and buy those

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courses

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uh but anyway then i made a youtube

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video saying i would never sell

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specifically a stock course which i also

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then proceeded to flip-flop on then i'm

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pretty sure i said i'd never take a

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sponsorship in my life for a video that

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i would just be my own sponsor and only

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be sponsored by my courses and i

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flip-flopped on that which definitely

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reminds me to make sure to remind you to

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go check out the link to titan in the

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description down below i then bought

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like stocks like peloton at thirty to

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sixty dollars and then flip-flopped on

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them because i saw metrics failing uh

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fortunately i got out of peloton at like

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113 dollars which is really good but i

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definitely lost money on a firm now uh i

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said not to buy new cars well i

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flip-flopped on that hardcore and i

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bought a lucid dream and i regret it i

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always say i regret every single card

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that i buy i bought a tesla model s

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plaid i regret it that was stupid but

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anyway do i say not as i do i'm a

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flip-flopper now i said i was going to

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buy a jet plane you might not know this

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yet i was going to buy a jet plane for

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23.5 million dollars

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i don't want to talk about it okay

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different video but anyway i

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flip-flopped on that and lost 50 000 on

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the deposit and well now i'm selling all

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my because i'm a flip-flopping

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weenie baby paper hander but i think the

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bottom line of this is every time i

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flip-flop i believe that personally i'm

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making the right decision to increase

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profit and success in my life and so far

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being a flip-flopping weenie baby

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is working out quite well so if you want

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to subscribe to see where this

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flip-flopping journey takes us hopefully

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we can flip our way flip-flop our way to

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the top and uh well subscribe to enjoy

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more flip-flopping thanks so much

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goodbye

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