I watched this clip today. A fourteen-year old girl in the US has bought a house. She's put some work in it to make it look good and now she's renting it out for seven hundred bucks a month. Appearantly she started by collecting stuff off the curb and reselling it online. She did that for about a year and cumulated six thousand washingtons.
She explained to the host that the real estate market went down a whole lot, and that she found this house that was once worth over a hundred k. It cost sixteen when she asked for it and then she got it for twelve. The girl is fourteen years old. She's a normal teenager, nothing odd. And she's a house-owner with a seven hundred new schillings a month.
When I was fourteen I started skateboarding. I made no money at all, but I lost some everyday. Actually, at that time there wasn't much to spend money on. I lived more or less quietly under my parents' roof, ate the family's food, drank the family's water. I went to school, went to throw balls, went to skate. I had no desire for money. At age fourteen I was a kid.
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