16 years old $1.2k/m Chick-fil-A

@anissaayla

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable narrative of financial struggles and aspirations, showcasing different paths to financial success at a young age.

Summary

The video contrasts the financial situations and career paths of three young individuals. It starts with a 16-year-old working at Chick-fil-A and feeling broke, then shows an 18-year-old working multiple jobs, and concludes with a 19-year-old who dropped out of college and made a significant amount of money in a month.

Structure

116-year-old working and feeling broke
218-year-old working multiple jobs
319-year-old drops out of college
419-year-old achieves significant financial success

Product placement

Chick-fil-A: ACTS - the creator is wearing a uniform and appears to be working there, implying it is their place of employment. Removing it would change the context of the first part of the video. Chase: ACTS - a bank statement is shown, indicating it is the bank the creator uses for their business. Removing it would change the context of the financial information presented.

On-screen text

16 years old $1.2k/m Chick-fil-A 18 years old $3k/m 2-3 Jobs 19 years old Quit all my 9-5s I Dropped Out Of College At 19..

Original caption

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Transcript

I'm not rich, I'm broke as hell. I'm very broke. Right now I have $0 in my bank account. All my money is in stocks and crypto and I have $300 in savings. I'm gonna say that right now. I'm broke. If I'm just so obsessed with having this dream, having this reality. 18 years old, $3k/m, 2-3 Jobs. 19 years old, quit all my 9-5s. I dropped out of college at 19, two months before my graduation and made $26,503 the same month I was supposed to be walking across that stage.