Kevin Samuels Discussion Thread

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Petty Vandross.. fukk Yall
I agreed with everything but this, but only bc by "dual incomes," I'm assuming she works for some outside entity.


1. Working women tend to just break even. Between childcare, clothing costs (and dry cleaning), the 'right' bags, shoes, vacations... it gets crazy. We did the math once. With me staying at home, we spend a negligible amount on my clothes and accessories and im able to save a grip on other costs.

2. Black man, i really need yall to think on this. Our women tend to choose fields where they're not really adding value (unlike other minorities with their female scientists and such). So theyre literally working at thr pleasure of their usu white boss or company owner. Being trained to acquiesce to them. Utilizing their talents for them.

:yeshrug: Just know what you're choosing.

My ex wife is a Cost Analyst for Bank of America
Pulls in about $96,000 a year
My current pulls in as a Head Pediatric Nurse about $94,000
I pull in $85,000 strictly from the Post Office(excluding investments, side computer consulting for the inept or impatient, bitcoin, etc)
So I’ll give you the certain fields break even due to degrees with women
But even still
Combining incomes like voltron works
I’m looking at it from the average male salary
I’m lucky to be in the position I’m in
I had men showing me the ropes that weren’t my father
But a lot of brehs don’t get that guidance
So I’m looking at it from the perspective of the everyday man
Who gets up to do back breaking work
That pulls in a decent low $55k-$65k (being modest)
Or
Just started on their 6 cert journey
Women want a completed package as soon as you meet them
Not realizing any amount of joint income puts you ahead more than most
I’m glad you and your husband figured that out(no sarcasm or a$$hole)
You are fortunate just like me
But you have to at least try to see it from layman’s POV
That’s why Kev uses that “Mexican man at Home Depot” example
Those dudes be dirt ass poor with 5011 kids
Living in a relatives house with 30 other muthafukkas
Wife may work at a taqueria
Both slowly stacking bread together
Next year they get an apartment
Year after they get their first house/truck
Year after they get a better house/better truck
Year after they both got business ventures they own together
On and on
Asians do the same thing
Muthafukkas don’t want to work together but scream community
This is what some black women fail to see
They don’t look at how their counterparts are out pacing them in everything/every category
How these muthafukkas come here(sure we can talk about special grants, etc
But let’s just strip it down to the bare bones) and stay working us over
By you guessed it
Working as a team
Some of these females want a KD Warriors team
Without the years of struggle Warriors team
They want that instant championship
Not realizing every other team is working together
To stop you
Throwing every little thing at you
From terrible media spins, talking heads with inane/ludicrous arguments
To kill team morale
Making up fake quotes to assassinate your teams character
Offering bigger bags to lure your teammates to the other side
Divide you with comments of he say/she say
Whisper in your teammates ear
You are better than all of them, nobody can see you mayne
Until the point that one teammate starts saying
Yeah, I am better
I never needed these nikkas they needed me
And bam this what we have right now
But if you had stayed and communicated effectively with your teammates
Stood tall on your square
Ain’t nobody beating you and the whole league knows it
Now take what I said and apply to the black community
This is exactly the state we are in
And it’s ain’t getting fixed no time soon
Because everybody wants to be the star alone
But every other team got more wins than you
And beating your ass on any given night
 

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They are not plain out this way. And they are on the hunt for brehs....

That's what black women have to realize. These other women are approaching black men now.
and they're approaching average black men early on. :ld:Some of these sisters thinking there's just going to be even a 50k earning dude waiting there for her and her kids after she's done with her "wild" years. And alot of those brothers are going to wifed-up outside of the race or on some MGTOW shyt. It's going to be hell this IG onlyfans generation in 10 years.
 

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I was having this conversation with a work breh this morning
His child just got into one of those exclusive private schools

And that tuition :picard::mjtf::merchant:
So I get what Kev is saying even sometimes it can be misconstrued as fork tongued speech
A lot of women(men as well) don’t have a full grasp on the numbers
Sure in certain cities you can be okay with $80-$100k a year
But I think where people lose sight of numbers
Is when it comes to things outside of necessities

The biggest difference in spending between the working class and the upper middle class is their spending on education, investments, and retirements. This is why when he points out the cost of living that lifestyle I don't think he's way off as some do, HVM usually are going to want to spend money on their kids education so that their kid can potentially outperform them. That usually means either paying a premium for a house with elite public schools or spending $25-50k per year on private schools.

This article discusses the education spending habits of the elite in NYC
Wealthy New Yorkers are dropping $375 an hour on prep courses to get their kids into $50,000 'Baby Ivy' kindergartens in an effort to eventually get them into top colleges

"Manhattan K-12 schools Horace Mann, Collegiate, and Trinity all have yearly tuition that exceeds $50,000. That's more than the yearly tuitions at Cornell, Harvard, and Princeton, which cost less than $50,000 without room and board, reported Woolley and Kazakina.

Parents have to apply, prep, test, and interview with the Baby Ivies as part of a competitive admissions process. While many schools keep their lips mum on acceptance details, Trinity has revealed a 10% acceptance rate — about the same as Cornell's, Woolley and Kazakina wrote.

"With the Baby Ivies, parents are asked to describe their kids and family," Woolley and Kazakina wrote. "A month on a private yacht in Greece, for instance, might be held up as evidence that a tyke is worldly."

Parents also hire school consultants, which range from $12,000 to $25,000 at Manhattan Private School Advisors or start at $375 per hour at Smart City Kids, to help increase acceptance odds."
 
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The one time I don't hide the chat and I just happened to glance over real quick....

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Strictly For My Lurkas...
Am I the only one getting irritated when he has to repeatedly drop calls from good looking women followed by fat or old women because of choppy internet

"Its not me its you" No it is you, every call coming in at 10fps, test that Business Internet before you go live:stopitslime:
He said he gonna be plugged in next episode...
 

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I only caught a few shows lately. But from the snippets I've seen. Why is the smiling thing such a big deal with these black women?
 

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I only caught a few shows lately. But from the snippets I've seen. Why is the smiling thing such a big deal with these black women?

I think it’s being asked to smile that annoys them.

I’ve heard brehs (usually older) tell/ask black women to smile and they seemed annoyed by it.
 

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"Manhattan K-12 schools Horace Mann, Collegiate, and Trinity all have yearly tuition that exceeds $50,000. That's more than the yearly tuitions at Cornell, Harvard, and Princeton, which cost less than $50,000 without room and board, reported Woolley and Kazakina
Currently, my jr hs is 38k/ yr and my hs is 66k/ yr. The NE summer camp i attended is now 9k/ 7wks.

Kevin's numbers always made perfect sense to me.
 

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So I’m looking at it from the perspective of the everyday man
Who gets up to do back breaking work
That pulls in a decent low $55k-$65k (being modest)
Or
Just started on their 6 cert journey
Women want a completed package as soon as you meet them
Not realizing any amount of joint income puts you ahead more than most
I’m glad you and your husband figured that out(no sarcasm or a$$hole)
You are fortunate just like me
But you have to at least try to see it from layman’s POV
Oh, ok, that's an important distinction. Yes, that makes sense.
Which state are you in? :jbhmm:
 

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Man I fukk with Kevin hard but he was definitely on some old head babble shyt last night on IG live :heh: talking about 18 year olds should wear blazers and dress shoes to help the image of young black men and niqqas should wear suit once a week no matter the occasion
 

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:usure: Kevin #s starting to make sense now, aint they? His urgent push for 60 hr work weeks? Our "best" need to compete at this level, and then we need to expand that class.

I had no idea private schools cost that much yearly

Alot of these lifestyle aspirations/fantasys are far removed from most of our day to day lives. That’s why it’s crazy the amount of women who say that’s what they want.

Did you enjoy the experience?

I went to an exclusive (but not private) school and I hated it. My parents offered to help put my son in private school but I turned them down I didn’t want to do it to him.
 
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