/mde/ - MILLION DOLLAR EXTREME

>>27207

Yeh well then why did he go on his parents dime and has no skill outside of being a graphic artist LOL!

>>27207

Sam has no idea what he’s talking about

He wants everyone to be as miserable as he is and no one to be more successful than him. He also also holds his fanbase in very low regard as far as their skills and potential

>>27207

He’s never had to deal with a student loan in his life but is giving advice on how to deal with student loans

Depending on the field you’re going into and your career goals, oftentimes college is the best choice by far. You’re not going to get recruited by McKinsey or bridgewater or Goldman in your early 20s by watching khan academy and not making connections/getting to learn the landscape

You’re not going to get your MD or PhD any quicker by self-teaching either

Boomer admissions officers want to see degrees and recommendations from verifiable sources

If you’re a good computer programmer or really skilled artist and don’t have the funds than a 4yr college might not be the smartest choice

But in most cases college is a smart choice, even today. That might not be the case in 10-15 years

Not everyone aims to be a lifelong scam artist like Sam

>>27212

Yeah I agree. And Sam dint adress that audience. He should have found ppl that are good at programming to carry him into the next generation. It's prty sad but like I have actual skills

>>27213

he needs people who have to rely on him for their monthly dopamine hits.

>>27213

Tried to carry him into the next generation with my comp science knowledge. Oh well. Rip.

>>27218

College is free here but I really just don't know what I should study. My parents would like some engineering or finance program but they wont force me into anything. I feel like I can't figure out what's right for me and what path to take.

But yeah you're right. College makes sense for STEM people and fields where you literally need a degree (medicine, law, architecture, teacher) only. People who want to succeed in creative fields or just anything non-traditional (animation, video making, acting, design, …) would probably be better off using those years for getting experience and work.

>>27219

That's not what I said at all.

Let me break it down for you:

>STEM is worthless if you're not an actual, literal autist gub gub test tube snail man who gets erotic pleasure form math

>Art is worthless unless you actually have talent (99.9% of people don't)

>Business is worthless unless you already have connections

The only worthwhile degrees are the ones that are focuses on trades. I recommend you do Forestry like me because it is essentially a lower-intensity better-compensated blue-collar job. Plus almost everyone has a latent passion for the outdoors so you'd probably like it. The highest math Forestry requires at my uni (which has one of the best forestry schools in the country) is precalc and statistics.

>>27220

>>27219

Apologies on my part, I misread your post, you were pretty on point with what I said.

Sorry.

>>27218

College isn’t the best choice for everyone but it’s still generally the best track for young people to figure out possible career paths and become properly socialized.

>College isn't hard in terms of physical work, but it's essentially a psychic torture chamber that will wear you down.

Good. Weed em out. I’m a masochist and crave 14 hour study sessions.

Jokes aside, the years from ages ~18-22 are rough in some way for most people. You’ll go through bouts of depression and self-doubt no matter where you are. You’ll probably have at least one relationship or traumatic life event that’ll present roadblocks. It’s part of growing up, not necessarily college itself.

>If you are coming out of highschool and you don't have a semi-developed skill, college will not fix that.

>These students are fucking KIDs, man, they don't know what they're getting into.

Most “kids” (including Sam’s core audience) lack the self-discipline and maturity to develop a marketable skill immediately after high school without structure, guidance, and accountability. It’s much more likely those kids will end up slouching around their parents’ houses or on friends’ couches smoking weed, playing video games, and supporting their mild addictions with various food service and retail jobs throughout their 20s. That’s time you’ll never get back.

>The degrees that make money will turn you into a social autist if you're not a natural socialite and will drive you closer to suicide.

>Fuck making money and fuck anyone who tries to pressure you into doing shit for it.

>White collar jobs are SHIT and if your career plan involves sitting in a chair for hours a day I truly pity you.

You understand it’s completely normal for young people to think this way at one point or another, right? Grow up and realize that we don’t live in some freak hippie world where everyone can make a comfortable living off their dream job.

Even people you might see as cogs in the corporate machine are often acutely cognizant of how soul-killing our society is (toxic air and water, endless strip malls, and debt slavery…). Sam Hyde and his fans aren’t unique in that way.

Absorb that harsh fact of reality. Then you can choose to either

A) be a parasitic leech like Sam and scam your way through life, preaching about the superiority of your lifestyle to people who could NEVER pull that off (99.9% of them at least)

B) get a basic job and make an honest living like a decent person. Do whatever you can depending on how motivated/skilled you are. There’d be no McD’s or Starbucks drive-thru or 24hr gas stations without those people greasing the wheels of society.

C) decide to exit society— join an isolated cult or become a survivalist/subsistence farmer (you might get Ruby Ridge’d)

Or, ideally,

D) be motivated enough to make sacrifices and use delayed gratification/consistent hard work to eventually gain a position in society where you can be a positive force for change. This requires some luck and won’t always be pleasant. No one feels happy and fulfilled all the time.

>My parents are forcing me to get a degree so I just changed my major to forestry, which I love.

Genuinely that’s great— it takes some people a while to figure out a career that doubles as a channel for their passions (or that they simply enjoy).

Obviously college debt is a massive societal sin and if I weren’t against the death penalty then I’d be the first one volunteering to sharpen the guillotine. But a lot of people can make it through and end up in a better situation. That’s an individual decision.

>>27222

> Grow up and realize that we don’t live in some freak hippie world where everyone can make a comfortable living off their dream job.

Yes you can, 90% of jobs right now aren't actually necessary - the entire service and food prep industry could have been automated over 60 years ago but society NEEDS people working. These jobs literally exist to placate you, they are nothing-jobs that contribute nothing to society. They are quite literally bread and circus.

Our world is mostly contrived in that way, everything is "propped-up" like a supermarket in soviet russia. There is enough wealth already (without even being redistributed) for people to live a comfortable life doing absolutely nothing; That's because the industrial revolution has raised living standards so much even our homeless live better than medieval kings. We aren't post-scarcity yet, but we're certainly post-necessity.

The "cogs" you refer to aren't even cogs, they are scrap metal that the machine picks up and spins around to make them think they're cogs, just to placate them so they don't get stuck between the actual gears.

Your life doesn't matter, no matter what you do. The actual required work needed to upkeep society is infinitesimal when subdued by technology and divided among such a bloated population.

You can work as a cop for 40 years and make no impact. You can be an office drone for 50 years and make no impact. You can fucking flip burgers till the end of the goddamn millennium and make absolutely zero impact on anything. All of this, all of everything you see around you is just an illusion, a game of shadows. We don't live in real society anymore, because society has become a tool of a larger metapolitk. I

You call people "leeches" and talk about change, as if there's something bigger to affect. There's nothing.

The metapolitik consumes everything now. Sam's right when he says you have to "stop thinking like a goy". You must game the system, get the most you can out of it while keeping yourself sane. You need to take the system and carve out your own lifestyle.

Don't look at salary when looking for a job. Find out how far away you can live from a city in that field. Find out how much you can learn about survival in that field. Find out how much exercise you'll be passively getting in that field. Find out tolerably off-the-grid you can get in that field. Find out how spiritually fulfilled you can get in that field.

>>27225

>Find God

I didn't mean it in >le egdy nihilism way, I meant that if you're talking about our (((society))) it'd be much easier to burn it all down instead of change it for the better

>That’s YOUR fucking choice!

I didn't mean willingly, I mean that you can spend a lifetime working for something and make no impression whatsoever

>Do you think Sam is sane?

No, I just think the whole idea of "stop being a goy" is good advice. Has he really carved himself out of society?

I worded it kinda darkly but it's an optimistic point; Don't worry about being a "great person" and don't get sucked into the system.

>>27226

Real white ppl (not deceptive Jews like Sam) don't have to "worry" about being a good person. Morality is important though if you are some half breed mutt (like Sam) who that doesn't come to naturally.

>>27224

Both bread and circus' are necessary anon don't know what you meant by that. Also good luck getting a robot to make you a decent meal.

>>27220

>>27221

No worries lol. Forestry sounds neat but it's kind of a narrow field. Cool that you found your thing though.

>>27222

>College isn’t the best choice for everyone but it’s still generally the best track for young people to figure out possible career paths and become properly socialized.

I heavily disagree with the socializing part. This should happen (and mostly does happen) in high school really. Less people, you basically know everyone, you get to join sports/clubs, find your niche, develope some social skills considering friends and dating (hopefully)… college is way too anonymous to get socialized. I'd even go as far it has a negative effect unless you've already been socialized in school because college gives you the opportunity to shut yourself off completely. I know so many guys who now live alone, basically only go to classes and spend the rest of their college time sitting in their dorm room simply because college doesn't force you to meet and talk to people. The only people who have a great social life in college are the ones who already got socialized in high school. I barely know anyone who really changed after high school. People remain mostly the same, they just develope further into whats already there.

I agree that college can be a good choice though, wether for yourself only or because you want to help society in some way. I just don't like the tendency that people feel like they HAVE to go to college. That's like step one in their thought process when trying to figure out what to actually do with their lives instead of really asking themselves what their interests and passions are, AND THEN look into if college would help getting their faster/easier.

Obviously some people need a college degree to work in some positions and industries but the amount of people getting degrees from film or acting school and then wondering why they're unsuccessful is huge. Another big problem is people going to college just for the sake of going, that's how we end up with engineers who NEVER would have become engineers even 10 years ago but nowadays it's just some bro tier field you just kinda pick if you have no idea where else to go.

I don't think Sam ever really mentions it but I feel like he's talking about creative fields when shittalking college. People who want to become writers, photographers, film makers, etc. and think some bs degree will advance them. It's even worse when I hear about people who already know they wont need their degree and just study crap like english literature to make their parents happy, only to completely switch fields afterwards. Even if you're rich or your education is free, you'll never get those 3 years back. That's the boomer mindset. I know multiple guys my age (21) who have escaped that mentality and basically started their own company fresh out of high school. In the current year this is so easy compared to just 25 years ago. The internet alone offers you all the knowledge and space for marketing you need and you don't even have to go into huge debt to start a company nowadays. Skills beat everything else and you'll barely get skills in college if you want to do independent/creative shit.

>>27230

>Forestry sounds neat but it's kind of a narrow field

No it isn't, there's hundreds of unique jobs in it

>Procurement Agent, Game Warden, Wildlife Management, Forest Tech, Biological Scientist, Park Ranger

Just to name a few. It spans everything from natural resources to law enforcement

i dont give a shit if sam fucks or hits udnerage girls, thats admirable. he just rips off his fans. gave him some money, will never give him money again. starting to get sick of him in general.

Disregarding the whole college thing, his advice/view on the 1000 bucks a month thing is retarded. What kind of pea brain can't just sell a motorcycle or handle this 700 a month appartment on the side? That shit can be done while doing real work and I don't buy the whole "not worth his time" thing. He once said he's putting in 7k a month on all MDE related shit and barely breaks even. Let's be nice and say it's 10k. 1000$ is still a substantial amount then, even if he laughs it off like "but that's 4 Xboxes dude". Reasonable people who make 10k a month with a real job don't shit on 1000$. That's 200 new gumroad subscribers, which is probably his main income right now and I don't think he would decline those. That adds up to 12k a year. If you're barely breaking even this amount of money is worth the hassle, especially if you're a money focused person like Sam. He talks about the psychic stress and time wasted if he chose to handle that shit but I personally would work way less efficient if I knew the first 1000$ I make every month are basically worthless and only to catch up. At least tell someone to handle it all and pay him the 1000 once, you're still getting more money at the end of it than now.

>>27231

Hmm I didn't know that, sounds cool. It doesn't really pay well here but I might give it some thoughts, park ranger always sounded fun to me.

>>27233

Also I can't wrap my head around the fact that Sam Hyde doesn't ever slack around or wastes a few hours doing bullshit like we all do lol. I believe he's hard working but he probably wastes enough time for this to be dealt with.

>>27235

Literally all he ever does is waste time. He's a lazy peice of shit rich kid who's only had to have a real job for less than a year in his whole fucking life. He probably considers browsing the Internet hard work lol.

>>27236

Just look at his fucking state as far as his fat disgusting unkempt body goes. Only reason he isn't 500lbs is because he's been injecting test into his ass for the past 6 years.

>>27233

The real reason he wasted money on shit like an apartment he doesn't even go to besides probably to rape people once a month is because he's too lazy. He's not some big shot but in his mental illness he's convinced himself that he is. When you actually hangout with successful ppl who are actually rich you don't see the kind of behavior same gloats about.

>>27233

1- You’re assuming he’s being honest about how much money he makes and where it’s going. He’s not an honest person. He openly talks about scamming people. Take a hint.

2- You’re absolutely correct that there’s no logical reason to pay rent on an unused apartment for so long. He could’ve taken one or two days to get up early and clear it out but he’s too lazy. Maybe he didn’t want his assistants rifling through his stuff. Either way he can’t admit it was stupid so he has to do mental gymnastics to convince himself that wasting tens of thousands of dollars out of sheer laziness isn’t bad because that’s something a rich person would do (lol). It’s not unless you’re Kylie Jenner and it completely flew under your radar.

>>27235

Hes also spent hours a day for the past atleast 10 years I know about beating off. I'm not even joking. He's a full blown sex addict and when he's not beating off he's perusing the Internet for kids to abuse anally.

>>27239

I offered to clean out the apartment in exchange for just one month of the rent he paid there but he obviously just didn't want me rifling through his diaper stash lmao.

>>27243

Diaper thing isn't a lie either. I could drop a name of someone who knows and saw that upstairs room with a closet full of diapers, a little girl bed, some baby style clothes and pacifiers as well as a butt plug stash but I won't because she's an eceleb as well and probably wants nothing to do with it

Should have titled this hw Sam defends his diaper fetish rape dungeon

>>27237

has he really been juicing for 6 years? damn

>>27234

>It doesn't really pay well here

Eh, it can pay moderately well. You can get like $50-60k straight out of college. https://usajobs.gov is a good site to look.

>park ranger always sounded fun to me

Park ranger honestly isn't that fun though I've only researched this stuff myself, I'm NOT a park ranger

You should look at being a game warden, wildlife management, or search & rescue.

>>27247

You shouldn't even say that much. I know exactly who you're talking about.

>>27254

No but I don't want to name drop her either. It's not Venti.

>>27255

Almost every egirl he's "friends" with has sucked his cock or fiddled his ass. mackenzie becket, probs britanny tbh, + everyone else. Tradfems btfo by Hyde

>>27228

>Real white ppl (not deceptive Jews like Sam) don't have to "worry" about being a good person. Morality is important though if you are some half breed mutt (like Sam) who that doesn't come to naturally

>real whoite ppl

>not "worry" about being jews

>but hyde is a jew

gas yourself

>>27253

>>27253

I didn't say it did I? But she's just another person who let me get fucked over even though I was only nice and did a lot for her too.

>>27258

Wow narcissistic ecelebs aren't good people? I'M SHOCKED

>>27258

MacKenzie is unfunny and is only liked for being cute. Idk if she did led his ass but I wouldn't be surprised.

>>27273

yeah i listened to her talk to roosh v. i understood that she was joking or trolling but it still wasnt funny or interesting. shes also ugly and unbearable

>>27218

based rare non loser /mde/ poster

yikes.

someone spent a lot of time trying to slide threads tonight lewl

>>27606

It was Sam

>>27233

Indeed. As much as I like Sam due to all the smiles he brought me, I'm entirely convinced we're paying to see a man collapse on himself due to his abhorrent, mental-illness-ridden kike genes. His game will either die before anything comes out of it, or it'll just be a shitshow which will then be a last straw for him. I hope I'm wrong, but his mental gymnatics in justifying his retarded behaviour is becoming tiring, and frankly, quite fucking sad.

>>27068

>I’m here to avoid thinking about the fact that my grandfather died two hours ago

this is a boogie2988 tier post bro

>>27068

your grandpa didn't exist, and if he did, he died from having such a faggot of a grandson-to-grandaughter trannie