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- COVID hit March, 16th.
That's when I transitioned to do full time social media.
- That's quite the background.
(all laugh)
- It just means a lot of debt.
(all laugh)
- $382,000 in student debt. - Oh, my God.
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- My name's Scott, I'm 30 years old,
and I work for a utility company.
- I'm Elaina, I am 28 years old,
and I'm a doctoral student
in the occupational therapy program at USC.
- I'm Hillary, I'm 22, and I am a nanny.
- I'm Jinny, I run a design agency,
and I'm 29 years old.
- I'm Dominic Andre,
I'm 28 years old,
and I'm a content creator.
- I heard content creator,
I think I made another assumption that like,
ah, he's doing it for fun.
- Okay, one of these people has millions in the bank
and I just don't know who it is.
- How do you guys like to spend time?
- Rollerskating, just hanging out with friends.
- I like building things.
I've had animals, reptiles and things in the past,
I build cages, helping my friends re-do their whole deck.
It's what I do for fun.
- What about you?
- I honestly just hang out with my friends and go.
I moved to LA in May.
I've spent money on Universal tickets and stuff like that.
- I don't really do that much crazy stuff or anything.
I haven't traveled in 15 years.
- Anytime I have free time,
I'll pick up a plane ticket, go somewhere.
As soon as I turned 17,
it was just like one travel after another and just--
- Me too. That's so--
- That's like literally
my number one passion. - Same.
I genuinely just thought that she had money (laughs).
This girl's well-off, just by her vibes.
- Based on what you're wearing,
doesn't necessarily tell you how much someone's worth.
Even what I'm wearing, this is probably,
put together for like less than 100 bucks.
- So I started to do
a Bachelor's in Philosophy and Political Science.
And then after that I transferred to do
a Master's in International Relations
with a focus on Middle Eastern conflict.
And then I worked as a mental health therapist trainee,
basically we have to do like 3000 hours almost free.
And then COVID hit March, 16th.
That's when I transitioned to do full-time social media.
And then I started to try and just do that,
focus that as my full career.
- That's quite the background.
(all laugh) - Yeah.
- It just means a lot of debt.
(all laugh)
$382,000 in student loans. - Oh, my God! Wow.
- So I've been doing nannying and babysitting
off and on for like five years, maybe,
and then I spontaneously moved here in May.
And my new job is a production slash personal assistant
for a celebrity makeup artist. - What?
- So I just accepted a new job
but I'm still working my nanny jobs.
- I just finished my master's degree,
got that diploma in the mail.
I was so happy.
And now I'm in the doctoral program.
So it's a clinical doctorate, just one more year.
Thankfully, what kept me afloat,
was I got a pretty good scholarship from USC.
And then I'm in the military part-time.
So that's another source of income.
- So I went to specifically a school
for exotic animal training and management.
- No wonder why you're building cages for animals.
Build one for mine. I have a snake.
(all laugh)
- There you go.
I work for a utility company.
I'm a meter reader.
With the animal field, they're not very solid jobs.
I was even in the entertainment industry
with animals for a while
and it's very much a feast or famine.
I enjoy the stability of a government job.
- I did my dual Master's Degree in International Business.
And I did that at Purdue and a business school in France.
And then started my company about five,
almost five and a half years ago.
- Wait, what company is it? Sorry.
- Software design.
- Wow.
- She had a successful business for over five years,
she went to school in France.
I thought that she had quite a good setup for herself.
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Dominic, you mentioned you have a lot of debt,
so maybe you don't have a lot of money,
so I'm gonna go with you as number one, five.
You are still in school.
I think with the scholarship,
they probably give you enough money to get by,
but not a whole lot.
So you're gonna be number four.
Hillary, number three.
I'm gonna put myself, Scott, at number two.
And then, Jinny, I'm gonna put you at number one.
- I'm going to say Dominic, five as well.
Number four, I'm going to put myself.
Number three, I would say Scott.
And then number two, I would say Hillary.
Things are changing
but you kind of sound a little bit well connected
with like working with one family maybe
and then getting to work with a celebrity artist,
but I'm just assuming.
And then one, I'm gonna put Jinny because you own a company
and then you talked about just being able to like,
on your free time, buy a plane ticket and fly.
- I'm gonna go with myself for five.
Dominic for four.
Scott, number three.
Number two, Elaina.
And then number one, I'm gonna go with Jinny.
- I like the number one spot.
(all laugh)
- I am gonna start with Hillary for five,
just because you are nannying and just switched jobs.
Four, I'm gonna say Elaina.
Three, I'll say Scott.
And I'm actually, I think you're kind of like--
- Wildcard. - The wildcard, yeah.
(all laugh)
And then, yeah, I guess I'll put myself in number one.
I actually initially thought Dominic
would be the first place,
just because I know that content creators,
if you're big you can make a lot of money.
- I'm gonna say number five.
You said you were
in the military? - Mhmm.
- And are you in reserves? - Mhmm.
- With all that schooling,
you probably went to do reserves,
so they paid for your school,
which means you probably didn't have as much money
so I'd put you number five.
And then number four.
You have a good government job,
so I'm gonna say number three.
And then I'll put you at number one
and then me at number two.
In my head I was like,
well I don't wanna be first,
especially if I'm wrong,
because I know that I was like,
it's not gonna be like absurd
if she had just like millions in the bank.
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- [Announcer] In number five,
we have Elaina,
with $2,000 in the bank.
- My parents had me when they were really young,
my mom was 16 and my dad was 18,
and so they did not save up for me
to be able to go to schools.
I had to grind really hard so that I could earn scholarships
and even to this day, the scholarships help,
but I'm still going into like six figures in debt.
- [Announcer] In spot number four,
we have Hillary,
with $7,000 in the bank.
In spot number three, we have Scott,
with $215,000 in the bank.
- See? That's a lot of money.
(Hillary exclaims)
(all laugh) That's a lot of savings.
- To me, $2,000 is a good amount, I feel good.
- Felt the same, girlfriend.
- And then I heard that I'm like, "Oh, shoot. We both--"
- I know, I know.
- [Announcer] In spot number two,
we have Jinny,
with approximately-- - Oh shoot. Wildcard.
- [Announcer] $480,000 in the bank.
- Nice.
- All right (laughs).
- Ah. - Oh my gosh.
- [Announcer] And in spot number one,
we got Dominic,
with $600,000 in the bank.
- Dominic fooled us. - All right.
- Dinner's on Dominic (laughs).
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- This year I made all my money, starting in January.
Snapchat had a thing where they're like,
"Okay, top videos get paid a lot,"
and I won $1 million last month, uh, three months ago.
My latest video I just did because like,
I took a fake ID of The Rock-- - I saw that!
On TikTok!
(all laugh)
- I have seen it. - That is so funny.
- Dominic threw me off a whole lot.
I'm not super into social media.
I stopped at Facebook.
So, when he said he was a social whatever,
it didn't mean much to me.
That's why I put him at the bottom.
- It could be family money, it could be lottery ticket,
whatever it is, you just, you never know.
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