my god are you serious. you could get 3 acers and a huge house in alberta for that

@ecomera

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Why it worked

The creator uses a relatable and contrarian take on a common aspiration (home ownership) to engage viewers. By sharing personal experiences and highlighting the downsides of a large, rural property, they create a narrative that resonates with those who may feel similarly or are questioning societal expectations.

Summary

The creator explains why they chose not to own a house, despite having a large one in a small town. They found the lifestyle isolating and inconvenient, preferring to invest their money elsewhere and move to a smaller city apartment.

Structure

1Creator states they don't want to own a house.
2Explains preference for investing and building businesses over home ownership.
3Shows footage of their previous large house and discusses its drawbacks.
4Highlights the isolation and boredom of living in a rural area.
5Mentions selling the house and moving to a city apartment.
6Concludes that there are multiple paths to financial success beyond home ownership.

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my god are you serious. you could get 3 acers and a huge house in alberta for that

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Replying to @xoxoxoxoxox #greenscreenvideo we don’t have to all want the same thing it’s okay 😌

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Transcript

I don't want to own a house. I don't want to own my primary residence. I would rather take my money and invest it in the stock market or purchase businesses or build businesses or own rental properties. I don't want to live in a house in a city that I don't like just because it's cheaper so I can say I own a house. We had the big house in the small town. We had the big backyard. And owning a home is not everybody's dream. I thought it was mine. I loved this house. But I didn't love being car reliant. I didn't love living somewhere where there wasn't very much to do. Our big Friday nights were having a bonfire in the yard. And after a while, owning this house felt isolating and boring. The weather was terrible, kept us inside all the time. We sold this house and moved to the city to live in a smaller apartment and I'm grateful. There are more ways to financially be successful other than owning a house, guys.