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It's not matter to you.

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The video features high-conflict, emotionally charged dialogue that taps into the audience's desire to see financial accountability and dramatic confrontations.

Summary

Caleb Hammer confronts a couple on his podcast about their irresponsible spending of their child tax credit on reenactment hobbies instead of their children's savings. The couple attempts to justify their expenses, leading to a heated exchange about financial priorities.

Structure

1Caleb questions the couple's spending habits
2The couple defends their reenactment hobby spending
3Caleb highlights the absurdity of their financial choices
4The couple reveals they have a savings account for their kids
5Caleb expresses frustration over their lack of financial responsibility

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Caleb LOSES IT over this dad's spending 🤯

Transcript

It's not matter to you. They do matter to me. Well then why the child Listen, you got a nice big check because of the child tax credit. Thanks to moi. You're welcome. We're funding you. You guys are net contributors. You're a part of the lower 50% that contributes 1%. Okay, that's fine. That is how it is. We're progressive. That's good. Not complaining, kind of a little. But either way. And then you take it and it's meant for you to support your kids and you spend it on reenacting. What the fuck are we doing? Especially since medical bills come out of reenacting. Medical bills do come out of reenacting a lot because it is Okay, you're not a war hero. No, not at all. Stop. What is reenacting? What did you spend the fucking money on? The uh you spend it on cars and to go out to events. You refuse to drive our brand new car. What the fuck? Why do you drive our car? When all of a sudden we're putting more money in in the mileage, oil change, stuff like that. And if anything breaks down, then I got to hear, oh hey, your brand new car that I was driving now all of a sudden doesn't work because the transmission blew, the engine blew. Yeah, so then we get to put more money in the car. Yeah, and then we spend $800, $900 on a rental car to drive out. Okay, so it's the rental car. No, it's the uniform. It's the uniform. So, more uniform stuff. I've been looking at all the insignia, all the equipment, and stuff like that. That's how you spent this with this refund. Hmm, 3500? Oh, you Yeah, we got 5,000. Yeah, we got 5,000. We are giving it to you as a society for the sake of your children. Take that. Put it in a what is it, a 403b? Am I blanking on the actual right name? Put it on that. Put it in the Trump accounts. Put it in those. Let it grow. What are you doing? That's for the sake of your children. Yeah, we actually opened up a Trump accounts for our kids. There you go. It's easy. It's free. And one of and our son, he's over the age limit to get like a a grand put in already. Yeah, and that's fine. And some my aunt is giving us a thousand for him. Didn't even tell me that. That's brand new. Why didn't you say that? Why are you freaking out about that? No, because that's kind of embarrassing when her family gets to does that stuff. You should be embarrassed. You spent 3500 on outfits instead of in your kids' Trump account.