💰 Grifter Sam Hyde / Samuel Whitcomb Hyde / Million Dollar Extreme (MDE) / COM98 / 1Team / HydeWars / alienmode / @wigger / 'The Candyman' - Millennial anti-humorist, Carnegie Mellon University art student, 'World Peace' writer and creator, born-again Christian and groyper convert. The Marky Post to End All Marky Posts.

The debtmaxxing advice isn't bad at all. He's recommending you take on debt in order to increase your profits. You're certain BTC is going forever up and it's 2010? Max out every credit card you have and ride it out. Your business is doing well but you need to shell out tens of thousands for equipment or supplies? Fucking do it. Don't want to liquidate your investments but need to pay for car repairs? Put it on the Visa, who gives a shit? The problem is that retards think debtmaxxing means buying Gucci and Mustangs and keeping their McDonalds job
Do you really think the average Sam Hyde fanboy who looks up to him as a father figure is going to be able to successfully do any of this?
 
Do you really think the average Sam Hyde fanboy who looks up to him as a father figure is going to be able to successfully do any of this?
I think it depends on how you were raised and the group of people you hung out with. Rich people know that debt is good. They know how to use debt to their advantage. People with high credit scores and the best opportunities in life are almost always in debt and never stress about it at all because it's only ever been a benefit.

There are a lot of working class people who were taught to never ever take on debt. Boomers worship Dave Ramsey and he is always preaching against debt. He says it's the worst thing in the entire world and should be avoided at all costs. If you have debt than your top priority in life should be paying it off until it's zero. Even if that means living in your car and eating only the upholstery.
That's almost always because those people have to pay a few hundred a month spread out over various cards and they can't afford it and it stresses them out. They get threats about their credit score being lowered and they get scared they'll be in debt their whole life and oh god its just too much to even stomach.

Sam's debtmaxing meme is for those people. Maxing out credit cards for the fuck of it is the meme of the video. Thinking about debt differently and understanding how it could be a benefit instead of a trap is the sincerity. I bet the average American doesn't realize that your debt gets sold to the highest bidding debt collector and then gets reduced to what is essentially pocket change. You can turn your $200 monthly payment into $12 and there will be barely any negative repercussions.
 
I think it depends on how you were raised and the group of people you hung out with. Rich people know that debt is good. They know how to use debt to their advantage. People with high credit scores and the best opportunities in life are almost always in debt and never stress about it at all because it's only ever been a benefit.

There are a lot of working class people who were taught to never ever take on debt. Boomers worship Dave Ramsey and he is always preaching against debt. He says it's the worst thing in the entire world and should be avoided at all costs. If you have debt than your top priority in life should be paying it off until it's zero. Even if that means living in your car and eating only the upholstery.
That's almost always because those people have to pay a few hundred a month spread out over various cards and they can't afford it and it stresses them out. They get threats about their credit score being lowered and they get scared they'll be in debt their whole life and oh god its just too much to even stomach.

Sam's debtmaxing meme is for those people. Maxing out credit cards for the fuck of it is the meme of the video. Thinking about debt differently and understanding how it could be a benefit instead of a trap is the sincerity. I bet the average American doesn't realize that your debt gets sold to the highest bidding debt collector and then gets reduced to what is essentially pocket change. You can turn your $200 monthly payment into $12 and there will be barely any negative repercussions.
I haven't paid the gas bill in almost 3 years and they haven't done shit
 
Anyone here go to his sold out stand-up show in Austin? I'm curious how he did because if it was max capacity at Vulcan Gas Company then that's over $24,000 for one night of work. Obviously most of it goes to the venue but still.
Check his IG story. Looks like there was an insane long line of people trying to get in.

Actually it's Ben's story
 
I hope this hasn't been posted before. Some madlad went through the unearthed BTS footage of The Man Who Would Never Be... recently posted by Nick and created a very believable restoration of the "lost" Cop Killer outro using the material found in the BTS, including John Maus screaming and all. Even upscaled it to 4K.


It's absolute kino
 
I hope this hasn't been posted before. Some madlad went through the unearthed BTS footage of The Man Who Would Never Be... recently posted by Nick and created a very believable restoration of the "lost" Cop Killer outro using the material found in the BTS, including John Maus screaming and all. Even upscaled it to 4K.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_Mi2WcOgQK0
It's absolute kino
Chills man, I have only ever been able to watch that section the once till now. Resonates so fuckin hard I hate it.
 
This is one of my favorite MDE videos from back in the day.

The original, true & honest MDE wigger crew.

According to Nick, him and Sam lived with them for a bit in a squatted apartment building.

I want to say this is when they were traveling to LA for some pilot they were shooting? This is around the same time they did B&E cribs. I think they did some show along the way and the guy offered them to crash at his place while they were on the road. sam and nick were saying they were insane and his junkie girlfriend kept shooting up in the bathroom or something
 
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Check his IG story. Looks like there was an insane long line of people trying to get in.

Actually it's Ben's story
Damiel must really be their gopher bitch to get carted around with them. Like he's the least funny chigger among wiggers, so he must pull them around in a rickshaw and get them gas station dickpills at 4 AM like an obedient coolie. Only way his continued presence makes sense.
 
Do you really think the average Sam Hyde fanboy who looks up to him as a father figure is going to be able to successfully do any of this?
Maybe. There are a lot of antisocial schizos in the fanbase but I don't think dummies make up a big percentage. Sam and Nick get plenty of superchats from people talking about their $75k+/year jobs or BTC/ETH plays thanking them for the career and financial advice. It may be survivorship bias but their advice has definitely helped people make more money. They helped me realize that 0% APR intro offers for 20+ months and 3% balance transfer fees let me keep my cash working while inflation tanks the value of my debt. I could pay all my debt today if I wanted to but it's effectively free money, what's the point?
 

Here is Sam talking about the time Channing reported him to the FBI for CP. He's also talking about the old school MDE website with Obama's face in a crosshair as the mouse reticle, which I completely forgot about. That old website was insane. Has it been archived somewhere?
 
@Null Would you be interested in an interview with another girl who's willing to give her testimony about her interactions with Sam? I can connect you with her and give the details to see if you're interested.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=SnzRVD97KFI
Here is Sam talking about the time Channing reported him to the FBI for CP. He's also talking about the old school MDE website with Obama's face in a crosshair as the mouse reticle, which I completely forgot about. That old website was insane. Has it been archived somewhere?
If this story took place before late 2016, it definitely wasn't Channing.
 
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