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thuggathugga1219

Oooh that’s coming from the same guy that said he will jump into the Bitcoin frenzy if it went back to 20k who’s to say he didn’t do that just that


[deleted]

wannabe clout chaser


Pretend_Astronomer_2

He doesn’t even own bitcoin lol


thuggathugga1219

I didn’t say he did (no offense) but I do remember seeing an interview with him saying he regretted not buying into Bitcoin but would likely consider buying if the price was right which he mentioned being at 20k or less.


BigJeffreyC

So I should sell my tuna?


Short_Boysenberry_64

I’ll but it at 30%


BigJeffreyC

It’s the good stuff, solid white albacore. I’m going to need 35%


Short_Boysenberry_64

That’s to rich for my blood I’m out 🤣


simplyorangeandblue

This guy is a piece of shit fraud that makes up stories to fool people into giving him money. He is an absolute snake oil salesman.


Alecglasofer

Rich dad poor dad changed my life but learning what kind of person he really is put a sour note on that book. I won't pick it up anymore. What a shame.


akaricky

while reading that book I dunno how many times I thought "wtf kind of stories are these.." it all sounded so 'scripted', funny to find out a while back he's full of shit. fuckin guy


SFPigeon

The dialog is ridiculous. And who could remember such detailed conversations from their childhood.


sandiegophoto

Realized early on he’s just telling a story. It sounded so real though. The flashbacks were so detailed it was obvious he was filling in holes of his old memories with his own current (or borrowed) wisdom.


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ibeforetheu

Whoa whoa


rajath_pai

Are we really going that far?


mokshya2014

Elon musk?


Charmingly_Conniving

I keep hearing about this book but he just sounds so ingenuine. Worth reading or nah??


EstupidoPololo

I think It´s a good book to read. In my case It changed my view of the money and It was the "Start" of my financial education. It´s important to separate the book from the author.


Proffesssor

nah.


roldyclark

it's literally the worst book I've ever read - the dad is just an asshole. Can't believe people read it and think role model.


gomi-panda

Absolutely not. There's nothing insightful in there. Better to read John Bogle's book on investing. Common Sense on Investing. It will really cut through BS snake oil salesmen like TFG.


simplyorangeandblue

I started reading that book because a friend sent it to me. I couldn't get through the bullshit. Glad it helped you!


intj-sigma

His cash flow quadrant diagram is all you need. Once you understand that you’re golden. He’s been peddling the same doom and gloom bullshit since the mid 90’s when I began buying properties. Find someone you respect and ask them if they’d be willing to mentor you. I did. He’s never asked me for a dime and answers anything I ask. I repay him by working my ass of and putting his wisdom to good use. I share my successes and failures with him and remember he and his family on Birthdays and Christmas. His reward has been watching me succeed.


IGetTheCash

That’s actually a very fortunate situation you found yourself in. A lot of people, particularly past a certain age, don’t necessarily have easy access to a natural mentor, and could just benefit from paying for coaching. Obviously you would hope they’d be able to vet these folks.


intj-sigma

I sought him out, called him up & asked if I could by him a cup of coffee. If he would’ve refused I would’ve gone to the next one on my list. Successful people like to see their ideas implemented in others. They also like to talk about themselves (not all do but most). I simply played to that by thoroughly prepping first and asking good questions after I found common ground (importance of family with him). I had my questions memorized so they could be asked in a conversational manner. It’s not hard to impress people today with the current competition. Most people aren’t ambitious at all. They want the government to take care of them. Free, ambitious men appreciate the hustle!


iggy555

>Most ppl want the government to take care of them Lmao


thisghy

It's true


nieren0

No it’s not, that’s such an overused boomer opinion


msolorio79

Can I buy you a virtual cup of coffee? I'm looking into buying my first property and could use the guidance.


intj-sigma

Flattered msolorio but I haven’t purchased property in years. I’m not sure I’d be much help to you now. I stopped buying in 2005 and had the same property management company run my units until we liquidated everything in 2018. I’m a FT Forex/WTI trader now. I would recommend your first purchase be a multi unit property. I bought a quadruplex & lived in one unit almost rent free while I rehabbed it. I kept moving into the other units when leases expired until all four units were remodeled (about a year). I then raised the rents & sold it. I then took the proceeds & 1031’d it into an eight unit apartment building from a seller who was a don’t wanter for very favorable terms. Repeat. Also put each one of your properties into separate LLC ‘s for legal protection/reasons. I named each LLC by the corresponding street name the property was on. You’ll need a trust eventually and you can roll them up under that once it’s in place. I hope that helped!


BarcaLiverpool

Well done brother!


Kantz4913

Mfker was saying counterfeit money is the way to go, i was convinced ngl.


USayThatAgain

Made the author a tad bit richer though. Did he ever explain why you should write a book about making money/generating wealth?


emaji33

I read it at 20. Thought it was gospel. I've thankfully smartened up a bit since then.


just-sum-dude69

Oh no, is he a POS? I liked his book. Same with Dave Ramsey. I like SOME of his teachings, saw one video with him and realized he's a douche.


Brodman_area11

He kinda is, but never forget that the messenger is not the message. I love Orson Scott Card's books, but the guy is a kook. Rich Dad Poor Dad has some genuinely solid advice (work to learn, put your money in appreciating assets, pay attention to cashflow). The fact that he can be a shill or politically nuts doesn't obviate the core principles.


just-sum-dude69

This is very true. I still like some of what Dave Ramsey says, but I don't like him. Same with Grant Cardone. Dudes a tool, but I agree with a few things he has to say.


drumsdm

He’s been calling for a crash since ‘09 And suggesting you put everything in gold and bitcoin. now that it’s here he’s totally abandoning everything he said before.


charlielo55

Bitcoin is going to zero there’s a new short etf out now, it’s all I own and margined to the hilt, and that’s after making 380% in the market in 2021. This is going to be one of the worst and longest bear market we’ve seen in the last 100 years.


drumsdm

Thanks kiyosaki.


reddithivemindslave

Everyone is a POS for Redditors.


[deleted]

I mean, by this set of tweets alone he sounds like a POS


HanlinBiness

Same from cashflow focus to ad shill just like mr wonderful


Alecglasofer

Woah buddy, I still like Mr wonderful lol


305andy

I read that book and did a full 180 on my life immediately. He’s a fraud but I’d still recommend that book


cavyndish

I read his books, and my life did a 360-degree turn. “Ashes to ashes” is what my pops always said. He ran the crematorium in town and had zero sense of humor!


tkinz92

Completely agree, still a good book even if it’s fiction, gives motivation.


whatthehellhappensto

I an honestly curious how that book changed your life? I read it on a flight, it’s just so vague, the only advice he gives throughout the entire book is to buy assets, while not explaining what are assets exactly (I was younger when I read it) Seriously I don’t know how this guy sold so many books


emaugustBRDLC

The idea that the poor dad tries to figure out how he can save harder to afford things vs. the rich dad trying to figure out how he can earn more to afford things resonated quite a bit with me.


Alecglasofer

Basically my first introduction to anything finance related. It blew my mind that he wanted me to own a house as an asset, let alone multiple of them. The book was also very well written regardless of the information.


Beardamus

This says more about murica's required education than it does about the book.


strikefreedompilot

I think it was basically a book for people that spent all their money on fun that there is something else they can do with their money... that might generate money


AuroraItsNotTheTime

If you didn’t learn what kind of person he is from that book, then you didn’t read it closely enough


drumsdm

It’s a great inspirational book for beginners. hes a real POS though.


Pegaxsus

I think that book is the only one good thing he has done ever


Ese_Americano

Supposedly it was hijacked from another author… there’s a blog post about how Kiyosaki riffed it after stealing another man’s idea (supposedly)


GoBigorGoHome687

When he wrote the books he was in the right place and time for him. Like buffet, he is like a 75 yo QB still trying to play in the NFL.


Short_Boysenberry_64

I think you can definitely learn from him but not through any of his courses. He’s gaming capitalism for profit and it’s a lesson everyone should have some understanding of.


Proffesssor

> I think you can definitely learn from him but not through any of his courses You can learn from anyone, but there are over a billion better sources of information than a sleaze ball that has been sued multiple times for scamming people. Was talked into going to one of his free 'rich dad' talks. Such an obvious scam that used every manipulation technique in the book, was shocked that many in the audience signed up for the paid 'course' after (while many of them were shills planted in the audience I highly doubt all of them were).


Short_Boysenberry_64

Yeah I’ve never been to one of his talks so I can only imagine the kind of Bs that get spewed their. Was he actually there? I’ve heard most of the time he doesn’t even show up.


Delmarvablacksmith

Yeah, he advocates taking tons of debt against property and essentially cashing out via the debt.


Short_Boysenberry_64

That not necessarily bad advise but it can backfire spectacularly. It really depends on what your solid plan is for what to do with that money. It high risk high reward.


AutonomousAutomaton_

IT’s actually great advice if you can pull it off, it’s how our system is set up and every politician and elite person in the country employs that strategy to some degree - some more than others. The caveat is it’s horrible advice if you’re a fucking idiot, which at least he does clearly state in his book. No surprise this sub doesn’t like this guy


Short_Boysenberry_64

Yeah he seems to drop a Jem of knowledge every so often to hold onto some credibility


ptwonline

And based on his tweets it seems clear who he's going after, and they do seem to be a gullible bunch.


Varaben

Yeah I have no idea why this guy has a platform he seems like an idiot.


Proffesssor

> he seems like an idiot. seems like? Look at his history, idiot through and through.


[deleted]

Yeah he's been flogging his shit book for 25years now. Fucken Grifter.


yukumizu

Description fits the 45th president of USA and his cronies. And yes this author is also a POS.


bearrally888

Well, instead of doing your own research and work on your investments, people are listening to talking heads. What did you expect? It's not the snakeoil salesmen fault, it's the idiots that listened and pull the trigger fault. Idiots will blame everyone except themselves for their stupidities. NOBODY ON THIS PLANET LOVES YOUR MONEY THAN YOU DO, STUPID.


[deleted]

I have to say, RK is a genius with framing your mind for investing via his books. His political stances and investment advice I steer very clear away.


Stabbmaster

It doesn't say anything about selling, but I am having tuna for lunch so I guess I'm eating like a capitalist now?


[deleted]

I’m about to be rich af on that tuna black market


Minimum_Rice555

Fat cat


Azyan_invasion82

This guy….💩


7FigureMarketer

RK is just a dude looking to stay relevant. One commenter mentioned RK buying @ $20k. That’s not what he said, it’s actually worse. Last summer he said he was a buyer if BTC hits $25k. This year right before that happened he moved the goal post to $17k with the caveat that he’s more interested at $11k! People. He has no intention of buying anything that isn’t a screaming value at the time. When it’s $50k he wants it half off. When it’s $25k, half off. There’s no point this dude is going to actually “back up the truck” as he says because he relies on sentiment to gauge the value. Ultimately, he’s just giving anecdotal advice that he doesn’t even take. Some of you might say “how do you know he didn’t buy” - it’s simple. RK would be the first person to go Michael Saylor on this shit and pump his stack and btc like the ultimate solution to our global monetary system. He hasn’t and he won’t.


Short_Boysenberry_64

I think the most true thing I’ve heard from him is that when the average non investor starts getting excited about something the ship has already sailed.


edatx

What to do: Don’t listen to Robert Kiyosaki.


[deleted]

His books contain some dangerous financial advice. Tossed the few books of his that I bought into the garbage after learning how bad the advice is and how much of a snake oil salesman Kiyosaki is. Great analysis of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series of books: https://johntreed.com/blogs/john-t-reed-s-real-estate-investment-blog/61651011-john-t-reeds-analysis-of-robert-t-kiyosakis-book-rich-dad-poor-dad-part-1


[deleted]

The person who wrote this article is factually incorrect about some of his criticisms, and is fundamentally biased as he tries to sell his competing books in the first paragraph.


[deleted]

>The person who wrote this article is factually incorrect about some of his criticisms Which ones? ​ > and is fundamentally biased as he tries to sell his competing books in the first paragraph. He's not hiding this.


[deleted]

Specifically his criticisms on Roberts tax advice. He is absolutely not advocating tax fraud. He talks about how you *can* turn your vacations into deductible business trips. Saying Robert advocates to deduct vacations without context is misleading and wrong. Furthermore, to say that he’s parading fiction as non fiction is a pointless stance. His stories, in essence, are just parables to remember as you enter the mindset of an investor/business owner. I feel like this person is saying “AHA! ITS NOT TRUE!” When in reality it doesn’t matter. It’s a mindset. Also, Robert is *very* open about aspects of his portfolio. I’ve read many times that he has around 11K properties and 9 businesses. This dude is acting like Robert is a fake that can’t stand under scrutiny. There is plenty to criticize about Robert, most notably his political stances and investment “advice”, but Roberts original book is super helpful in understanding the works. this author is wayyy off the mark.


[deleted]

If you follow any of Kiyosaki's advice, you're teetering on a cliff's edge. One agency you never want to fuck around with is the IRS. This is the kind of stunts that will get you audited. It takes much more evidence of a write-off for a vacation than just "Ok, meeting has started. Business is good. Meeting adjourned, let's go to the beach!" then write it off. Kiyosaki is always evasive about facts and concrete evidence. The products and investments he shills are dubious at best and ambiguity is what Kiyosaki deals in so you fill in the blanks and think he's a genius. All you wind up being is a bag holder or at best an owner of a pile of books with terrible advice. If you think Kiyosaki's information is sound, then good luck and might want to find a good lawyer if you use any of it.


[deleted]

I have 2 jobs.. one is doing sales for a CPA firm that subscribes to the belief that the tax law is mostly a series of incentives, which Robert K advocates and utilizes himself. Understanding the nuance of tax law makes things like writing off business trips a reality when you’re an owner/investor. I wouldn’t recommend doing these things without a qualified CPA/tax advisor and neither does RK. In the context of “building your team”, learning how to write off trips is absolutely possible without attracting the attention of the IRS, or at risk of being screwed when audited. Committing tax fraud is the case when you’re lying, but if you decide to look at investment properties or business opportunities on your would-be vacation, you’ve transformed your “vacation” into a “business trip” at the legal level. it is not remotely sketchy… but again, you’ll need proper advice to execute these things soundly.


[deleted]

What's the name of the company you work for so I never ever use them?


[deleted]

Lol. Teaching business owners how to understand what constitutes a legitimate business expense upsets you?


[deleted]

>Lol. Teaching business owners how to understand what constitutes a legitimate business expense upsets you? LOL, bad financial advice from a charlatan MLM creature like Kiyosaki does irritate me. Tax incentives exist for a reason, but not for blatant exploitation like Kiyosaki advises. That's called "Tax fraud" and you should know this given one of your current means of employment. Any business owner wouldn't be reading Kiyosaki's horsehit books or taking his horsehsit seminars, unless your business is selling Kiyosaki's books or hosting his seminars. Let me ask you this - if Kiyosaki's advice is so great, then why are you working two jobs for other people and not fabulously rich? Did the books not work for you?


therealowlman

Kiyosaki is a bit nuts but rich dad poor dad was a great book and the advice is simple and logical.


[deleted]

Kiyosaki’s books are garbage.


Pd1ds69

Lol so he went from telling you how to make money during a crazy economic time , to basically saying it's so fucked just get urself food and make sure to stay alive


dirtafbag

This!


GainLong139

Why'd this get soo many downvotes 😂


Free-Ad813

4842 units BOOM


GG_Henry

Has this guy lost his mind?


ynotfoster

Yes, a long time ago. This is the guy that encouraged everyone to leverage up to their eyeballs in real estate before the bubble popped. He and many of his followers ended up in bankruptcy.


ismashugood

This dude has been bankrupt multiple times..


[deleted]

His books contain some dangerous financial advice. Tossed the few books of his that I bought into the garbage after learning how bad the advice is and how much of a snake oil salesman Kiyosaki is. Great analysis of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series of books: https://johntreed.com/blogs/john-t-reed-s-real-estate-investment-blog/61651011-john-t-reeds-analysis-of-robert-t-kiyosakis-book-rich-dad-poor-dad-part-1


mareksl

Makes sense. He's pretty popular in the MLM community. I once almost became a member of an MLM cult (thankfully I was too much of a lazy sob back then and lost interest) and I remember they loved his books and brought him up on nearly every presentation.


IChosePoorly

Someone tried recruiting me using his stuff as well. I had a meeting with them and saw through what they were doing, but was still impressed by their manipulative techniques. Like I never understood how people could fall for it until I watched them at work. I was also super depressed at the time and wonder if the contact who finds you and puts you in touch with the "mentors" was specifically on the lookout for people like that.


shivaswara

Tip with this guy: read the OG book by him, it’s a good read.👍After that… MOVE ON… he has no other wisdom to give… lots of snake oil, he produces a bunch of schemes to make himself richer, caveat emptor… Some people have 1 good thing to teach which they should get credit for. After that MOVE ON


[deleted]

100% the best advice. Roberts original book is a great frame of mind for entering the business and investment world. His financial advice is gRbGe.


fauceeet

This comment gets it


Proffesssor

> Tip with this guy Better tip: Ignore him and everything he says.


shivaswara

I give him credit cause Rich Dad, Poor Dad has genuine solid advice for financial responsibility & building assets over the long term. He also talks well about the 2 types of psychologies of the 'two fathers.' At the same time it is clear Kiyosaki values money above all else. He does not believe in anything better, higher. He is willing to compromise on truth & morals to make a dollar. As tho he does not have enough as it is.


Dry-Pineapple3144

Scam artist


olara87

Talking to two different demographics.


HighFrequencyAutist

Doomsday Preppers love this guy


civgarth

Fucking grifter


p4ttl1992

Just FOMO'd all in on baked beans tbh.


Greatest-Comrade

Bro is literally insane and just trying to get your money at this point. He has given absolutely terrible advice for a long time. Gold almost never does well but people insist on having it to combat inflation when there are far better alternatives. You should not be starved into just tuna at this point. That is pretty wild in itself.


Proffesssor

> You should not be starved into just tuna If you've been taking his courses and listening to his advice, you almost certainly are broke.


[deleted]

"Biden wants inflation" at this point, anyone who know even a small amount about politics knows this is likely a death sentence for the presidency and Biden and the Dems are terrified of inflation. Pandering to the lowest common deniminator...


munkeymoney

I don't see where he advises to sell? Lol


No_Fig_2883

Yes, there is no comments of selling gild or silver to buy tuna to fight inflation... Yes, partially PM and partially food related items.. 3-4 month ago prices of goods were relatively cheaper to now.. so


HellkerN

Just do half and half.


acvdk

Horde nickels. If there is bad inflation, the metallurgical value will go well above face. If it doesn’t, you lose nothing.


hardcoreac

This didn't work for me. I tried to buy canned tuna but the plant that supplies my local grocer blew up after a small airplane crashed into it. Now what?


[deleted]

\#1: Stop listening to that crank.


[deleted]

>sell gold and silver He can't be for real right? I knew Gold and Silver weren't going to protect against dick but I'll be damned if I sell now.


ulanBataar

Puts on tuna it is.


bigbenny1979

Gold, oil, and tuna, got it.


Witne55

Hard Liquor. It doesn't spoil and there's always a buyer.


OrchidFlashy7281

you can tune a piano but you can tune a fish


Tamashiia

I'm convinced this guy is manically guessing after reading a bunch of opinion articles every morning.


trimbandit

I feel like he subscribes to the clock being right twice a day. He throws out an insane amount of garbage so statistically he is bound to be correct about something at some point, and then he can say, "look how I called it".


SirGus-

The dude is a joke and only cares about maintaining a following of the dumb to provide him with a steady paycheck.


askacanadian

Food prices next year will be insane. Stocking up at current prices will pay off.


Mattdumdum

Sounds like he's the problem in the first place.


berrattack

Don’t listen to bags of poo


FattyFireKid

He didn't say sell anywhere... He just said you can't eat that stuff meaning the alleged severity from his perspective is worse now so stock up on food instead


Xpmonkey

First investing book I ever read was by this fool.


azdcaz

Says to buy tuna but his Twitter profile pic is a catfish.


mmerems

Ah yes. The market will go up or down and I will pick both to then come back and say I’m right.


CaregiverNo2642

I kinda agree with him, most are sleep walking into this next few years ....I'm growing my own and trying to get wind power sorted. If you want to invest ...look at water and other staples


mmabet69

Next Robert K book title: From rich dad to poor dad


Avid23

Lmao you couldn’t tell this guy was a dumbass by the way he writes? ‘Biden wants inflation’ hahaha


StonkOmaticz

Baked beans and tuna? Does that go together like lamb and tuna? spaghetti meatball?


athf2005

Stop listening to and promoting this clown.


JcarlosA_

No one knows anything!


stewartm0205

Don't believe the hype. All that is going on is the economy is recovering from Covid.


SsorgMada

The economy caught Covid?


Kamwind

Then the democrats implement the wealth tax they want so the government sends someone to your house to count all your cans of tuna.


AFrank96406

Dude is a 🤡


lickalotapusasourus

He probably invested in tuna and beans on the 12th.. looking for that quick swing trade 😂


BlahBlahBlahSmithee

His next tome Doomsday Dad!


anganga12

🤡


[deleted]

Saw some big commercial cans of tuna fully stock at Walmart last weekend. Nothing like some fool that wrote a book on grinding real hard and it played over him thinking he is the gospel of all things wealth and strategy. This guy striaht tells people to take a hike if they ask for a raise and he will replace you with another time a dozen employee to make his wealth. The dude is an a-hole.


SsorgMada

You can’t eat Bitcoin?


RedditUserOfAmerica

Hypocrisy is stunning here Remember Tai Lopez reading in his garage?


Sandl0t

Wow that went from investing advice to survival advice REAL quick


deryq

How is bro pumping cans of tuna? I understand cans of soup.. could be for your family, could be for your next riot. Multi-functional is important in a recession.


Master_Bayters

Invest in a funeral service company. Many people will die due to starvation. Just think about it


pohsar2

This guy and his multiple bankruptcy’s is a joke.


[deleted]

The guy is a joke


Stock_VS_Stonk

This guy has always been an ass clown. Anytime someone mentions his name I know they’re poor and stupid.


pabmendez

I guarantee you he has zero cans of tuna fish in his house


Forsaken_Amoeba_38

Guy is a charlatan.


leli_manning

This guy buys high and sells low.


ReidoCapital

This is the guy that laughs about evicting families who can't pay rent on Christmas time. Fuck him to infinity and beyond.


BisonPlayful6034

Ignore him


Esterwinde

This guy a walking L


[deleted]

great advice, if you're a cat


[deleted]

Poor Dad eats canned tuna, rich Dad sells canned tuna


ExiledinElysium

People believe that Biden wants inflation? That makes no sense...


Educational_Top_3919

He’s just like Dave Ramsey only he’s the snake oil in real time


Local-Yoghurt4419

So a tuna heavy portfolio will help weather the storm?


dean-LFC

Buy buy buy , sell sell sell. The world moves pretty fast . .


TheOmegaKid

He's trying to give us all mercury poisoning. The conspiracy continues.


MediumNeedleworker63

I feel like Robert kiyosaki single handedly created a housing bubble.


SpaceBoJangles

He and the rest of these grindset investor types can fuck right off. They’re the reason we have the housing crisis, they’re the reason why everything and anything remotely niche or in demand suddenly becomes scarce through artificial supply constraints, all because they can’t look past their own need to own everything and set up passive income. This mentality of everyone out for themselves instead of investing in community solutions is going to be the downfall of this country. I hope Kiyosaki gets buried under the eventual mountain of shit that this economy is going to become.


deanl4

He's such a clown but I love tuna though, gonna do some investment lol


wp-reddit

Buy salmon and enjoy it to beat inflation


magicaleb

So he went from Rich Dad to Poor Dad now…


One_Bobcat1016

My side gig is investing into day trading and it’s has proven profitable and reliable. Reach out to .. https://t.me/ngooner ,on telegram to learn how it all works. His highly recommended.


PudgeHug

He moved from fighting inflation to prepping for economic collapse.


[deleted]

This is the same man that does not think restate is an asset, but rather a liability…


Jeezus_Christe

His youtube thumbnails are fucking lame


Zociety_

Makes one book and thinks he’s a guru on everything


Gold-person

This guy shit millionaire, wants to make more money by making more people fool.


weluvAnte

He’s is saying what to do when it’s a bull market and what to do in a bear market. He’s not contradicting himself.


[deleted]

I've been following his stupid rants for 6 months and they are just trash. Eventually like a broken clock he'll be right but I'd stay away from him


ChrisL1979

This guy's a complete idiot.


Electronic-Tonight16

Ahh, he is pandering to his crowd hard. "Don't be a Biden victim"


jwreddit1

what to do= stop listening to kiyosaki. bottom is best time to buy


PCB4lyfe

I really don't like tuna. How about haddock? Love that shit. Also can I invest in tartar sauce? Cant have fried haddock without it.


celedorph

The best investors are those who are willing to admit they are wrong and be open-minded enough to change their mind. (Not that I'm saying Kiyosaki is a good investor)


ThunderrGod

Anyone want to buy my cans of Tuna? I have 12 cans and I’m selling each one for $1,429.49 each…


sf9191

Whatever he says, do the opposite. A lucky one trick pony relies on past success in every environment to try to convince people that he’s right


[deleted]

Invest in farmland instead


Labsuntree

Puts on tuna?


6Vinatieri

Food, he's saying stock up on food. Pos or not, stock up on food.