YOUR GIRLFRIEND WAS SPENDING

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers by highlighting a common financial pain point (expensive food delivery) and offering a relatable, albeit extreme, solution. The discussion around excessive spending and the contrast between the cost of delivery versus bulk buying creates a compelling narrative.

Summary

The video discusses the high cost of food delivery services, with one person spending over $1,500 a week. They suggest that instead of frequent deliveries, it would be more economical to buy in bulk and store food, highlighting that $6,000 a month on food is excessive.

Structure

1High weekly spending on food delivery
2Questioning the budget for food delivery
3Explaining the wastefulness of frequent deliveries
4Suggesting bulk buying and storage as an alternative
5Concluding that excessive spending on food is unnecessary

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YOUR GIRLFRIEND WAS SPENDING MORE THAN $1500 A WEEK DOES SHE HAVE A BUDGET? YES, THE REASON THAT I DID IT WAS BECAUSE IT WAS JUST LIKE A LOT OF WASTE. LIKE, "OH, I WANT A SMOOTHIE" A FOOD DELIVERY THING IT COMES OUT TO LIKE $50 WITH ALL THE FEES AND SH*T FOR A $5 THING. SO IT'S MORE SO LIKE, "YOU WANT LIKE A SMOOTHIE OR SOMETHING? HOW ABOUT 7 OF THEM AND KEEP THE OTHER 6 IN THE FRIDGE?" OR "INSTEAD OF LIKE, DOORDASHING EVERY SINGLE MEAL, YOU KNOW, THINGS GET COOKED FROM TIME TO TIME?" $6,000 A MONTH IS MORE THAN ANYONE IN THIS WORLD NEEDS TO SPEND.

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Clavicular Pays His Girlfriend $6,000 month 🤯

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Transcript

Your girlfriend was spending more than $1,500 a week. Does she have a budget? Yes, the reason that I did it was because it was just like a lot of waste. Like, "Oh, I want a smoothie." A food delivery thing. It comes out to like $50 with all the fees and sh*t for a $5 thing. So it's more so like, "You want like a smoothie or something? How about 7 of them and keep the other 6 in the fridge?" Or "Instead of like, DoorDashing every single meal, you know, things get cooked from time to time?" $6,000 a month is more than anyone in this world needs to spend.