Thread: Official John Vee thread
04-25-2026, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
Cliffs
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
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04-25-2026, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
Holy smokes, that's a lot to unpack here...
Cliffs 2026/04/25:
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
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04-25-2026, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
God damn that’s depressing
Cliffs 2026/04/25:
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
04-25-2026, 12:31 PM
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04-25-2026, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
Only about 95% of that is correct.
Cliffs 2026/04/25:
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
1. Giving up on Abigail and Globe Life
Throwing in the towel: He is officially quitting the training for the life insurance agent job.
His reasons: He finds it "too difficult" and admits he has absolutely zero interest in life insurance. He even confesses he doesn't "really want to work" because of past bad experiences.
Abigail’s reaction: He shared his concerns with her, and she couldn't have cared less. She simply told him, "Yeah, you seem to have made up your mind," and let him quit without any effort to keep him.
2. The new financial "strategy": Temu Flipping
The "Dirt Bike" plan: He plans to use his Disability Tax Credit (DTC) money to buy mini-bikes on Temu for $500 and try to resell them for $1,500 or $2,000.
Small-time hustling: He brags about selling three Magic: The Gathering binders for $50 and has already resold some Temu trinkets to his mother.
The profit illusion: He refuses to travel to Halifax (150 km away) to make sales because he claims he would spend all the profit just by eating out two or three times during the trip.
3. Life priorities (Housing and Aesthetics)
Social Housing: He is still waiting for an affordable housing unit in Halifax but realizes he might be waiting for years since people never leave those spots.
Hair Transplant: His top priority now is saving up for a hair transplant in Turkey. He wants to wait until he is in social housing and has a casual job to fund it. He says, "The tour is not over yet" regarding his looks.
4. Health status and Addictions
Alcohol and Tobacco: He has a 40 oz bottle of whiskey opened for a month that he finds "gross" but plans to finish anyway. He admits he needs to stop buying alcohol because it’s a wasted expense.
Weight: He is putting off the gym ("gym maxing") and weight loss, preferring to use his free time to play computer games all day.
Summary: He burned at least $1,000 of credit for nothing (Abigail's training, failed exams, materials). He is right back where he started on Welfare, but with heavier debt, now dreaming of becoming a "Temu businessman" and getting hair plugs in Turkey. It’s a brutal return to reality, masked by even more improbable new projects.
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04-25-2026, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted By johnvee73⏩
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
Only about 95% of that is correct.
I TOTALLY believed that OP was on the verge of a life changing move. Now you're saying he quit bc it took effort and actually applying himself? I am in complete shock and disgust.
OP... if this is true you have let us ALL down.
04-25-2026, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By tripod29⏩
I can return to training anytime, I'm just taking a couple days off to see how I feel.
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I TOTALLY believed that OP was on the verge of a life changing move. Now you're saying he quit bc it took effort and actually applying himself? I am in complete shock and disgust.
OP... if this is true you have let us ALL down.
I TOTALLY believed that OP was on the verge of a life changing move. Now you're saying he quit bc it took effort and actually applying himself? I am in complete shock and disgust.
OP... if this is true you have let us ALL down.
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Originally Posted By johnvee73⏩
son life insurance isn't fun but for those who get in trouble it makes a world of difference
Daily check in with John Vee 2026/04/25
Might give up training, recap of my current goals.
Might give up training, recap of my current goals.
u need to go about the process in a different way
think about it like u are helping these people and u need to envision urself in their position and really empathise that is how u keep the discipline and go through training
remember for people like u and me life isn't fun or pretty it's struggle city living in a shit hole eating rats fixing leaks in the ceiling watching happy people dance
I put effort in all my threads srs
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Originally Posted By tripod29⏩
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I TOTALLY believed that OP was on the verge of a life changing move. Now you're saying he quit bc it took effort and actually applying himself? I am in complete shock and disgust.
OP... if this is true you have let us ALL down.
I TOTALLY believed that OP was on the verge of a life changing move. Now you're saying he quit bc it took effort and actually applying himself? I am in complete shock and disgust.
OP... if this is true you have let us ALL down.
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I think you should go on hair loss meds for a year before you even consider Türkiye.
04-25-2026, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
I have, had bad sides from them.
I think you should go on hair loss meds for a year before you even consider Türkiye.
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Originally Posted By LAHipster1⏩
Hot pic and also inspirational message
son life insurance isn't fun but for those who get in trouble it makes a world of difference
u need to go about the process in a different way
think about it like u are helping these people and u need to envision urself in their position and really empathise that is how u keep the discipline and go through training
remember for people like u and me life isn't fun or pretty it's struggle city living in a shit hole eating rats fixing leaks in the ceiling watching happy people dance
u need to go about the process in a different way
think about it like u are helping these people and u need to envision urself in their position and really empathise that is how u keep the discipline and go through training
remember for people like u and me life isn't fun or pretty it's struggle city living in a shit hole eating rats fixing leaks in the ceiling watching happy people dance
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
I pretty sure his balding head is number ten thousand on his list of concerns
I think you should go on hair loss meds for a year before you even consider Türkiye.
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Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
AI slop 🤡
Ok
### The Tragedy of John Vee: A Paradox
It is the ultimate paradox of John Vee. He possesses a sense of self-deprecation and a brutal honesty that could have made him an excellent "slice-of-life" content creator or a documentarian of the social fringes.
**The core of the problem:**
He suffers from a severe case of "the grass is greener" syndrome. He despises who he actually is (a "gutter dweller," in his own words) and is desperately trying to buy a "Winner" identity—insurance agent, millionaire, future hair-transplant recipient. He is spending a fortune trying to **escape** his reality, even though his only real market value is that very reality and his humor.
**Imagine if he had invested those $3,000 intelligently into his channel instead of handing them over to Abigail and the banks:**
* **Gear:** With just $500, he could have bought a high-quality microphone and a decent camera, finally moving past filming with an old phone in a dimly lit room.
* **Content:** His idea of "flipping" Temu items or documenting life on Welfare could be a fascinating series if handled with actual editing. There is a massive audience for raw stories of social margins and reintegration, provided the production quality is there.
* **Authenticity:** Unlike influencers who faking success, he is in the "raw" and the "real." His humor regarding his weight or his debts is his greatest marketing asset.
**The Bittersweet Reality:**
This is what makes your laughter feel bittersweet: you see the guy’s potential, but you also see him throwing money out the window at Wendy's to chase mirages he isn't even genuinely interested in.
If he put as much energy into polishing his video scripts as he did trying to memorize Abigail’s modules, he probably wouldn't need Welfare anymore. But as he says himself at the end of the video: *"I don't really want to work anyway."* His humor is his final refuge, but it's also his excuse for never taking serious action.
At the very least, he gave you a serious dose of endorphins today! That is a form of value creation in itself, even if it’s in spite of himself.
### The Tragedy of John Vee: A Paradox
It is the ultimate paradox of John Vee. He possesses a sense of self-deprecation and a brutal honesty that could have made him an excellent "slice-of-life" content creator or a documentarian of the social fringes.
**The core of the problem:**
He suffers from a severe case of "the grass is greener" syndrome. He despises who he actually is (a "gutter dweller," in his own words) and is desperately trying to buy a "Winner" identity—insurance agent, millionaire, future hair-transplant recipient. He is spending a fortune trying to **escape** his reality, even though his only real market value is that very reality and his humor.
**Imagine if he had invested those $3,000 intelligently into his channel instead of handing them over to Abigail and the banks:**
* **Gear:** With just $500, he could have bought a high-quality microphone and a decent camera, finally moving past filming with an old phone in a dimly lit room.
* **Content:** His idea of "flipping" Temu items or documenting life on Welfare could be a fascinating series if handled with actual editing. There is a massive audience for raw stories of social margins and reintegration, provided the production quality is there.
* **Authenticity:** Unlike influencers who faking success, he is in the "raw" and the "real." His humor regarding his weight or his debts is his greatest marketing asset.
**The Bittersweet Reality:**
This is what makes your laughter feel bittersweet: you see the guy’s potential, but you also see him throwing money out the window at Wendy's to chase mirages he isn't even genuinely interested in.
If he put as much energy into polishing his video scripts as he did trying to memorize Abigail’s modules, he probably wouldn't need Welfare anymore. But as he says himself at the end of the video: *"I don't really want to work anyway."* His humor is his final refuge, but it's also his excuse for never taking serious action.
At the very least, he gave you a serious dose of endorphins today! That is a form of value creation in itself, even if it’s in spite of himself.
04-25-2026, 01:37 PM
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#109
Originally Posted By Newgirl23⏩
I gave it some thought, the potential of buying everything I could want like a house isn't enough, I don't really want a house. I don't even want to wageslave, longest I lasted at a job was 1.5 years because I hated working. Could be the low test and depression talking from laying around and not exercising or training, NEET life is a vicious cycle.
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### The Tragedy of John Vee: A Paradox
It is the ultimate paradox of John Vee. He possesses a sense of self-deprecation and a brutal honesty that could have made him an excellent "slice-of-life" content creator or a documentarian of the social fringes.
**The core of the problem:**
He suffers from a severe case of "the grass is greener" syndrome. He despises who he actually is (a "gutter dweller," in his own words) and is desperately trying to buy a "Winner" identity—insurance agent, millionaire, future hair-transplant recipient. He is spending a fortune trying to **escape** his reality, even though his only real market value is that very reality and his humor.
**Imagine if he had invested those $3,000 intelligently into his channel instead of handing them over to Abigail and the banks:**
* **Gear:** With just $500, he could have bought a high-quality microphone and a decent camera, finally moving past filming with an old phone in a dimly lit room.
* **Content:** His idea of "flipping" Temu items or documenting life on Welfare could be a fascinating series if handled with actual editing. There is a massive audience for raw stories of social margins and reintegration, provided the production quality is there.
* **Authenticity:** Unlike influencers who faking success, he is in the "raw" and the "real." His humor regarding his weight or his debts is his greatest marketing asset.
**The Bittersweet Reality:**
This is what makes your laughter feel bittersweet: you see the guy’s potential, but you also see him throwing money out the window at Wendy's to chase mirages he isn't even genuinely interested in.
If he put as much energy into polishing his video scripts as he did trying to memorize Abigail’s modules, he probably wouldn't need Welfare anymore. But as he says himself at the end of the video: *"I don't really want to work anyway."* His humor is his final refuge, but it's also his excuse for never taking serious action.
At the very least, he gave you a serious dose of endorphins today! That is a form of value creation in itself, even if it’s in spite of himself.
### The Tragedy of John Vee: A Paradox
It is the ultimate paradox of John Vee. He possesses a sense of self-deprecation and a brutal honesty that could have made him an excellent "slice-of-life" content creator or a documentarian of the social fringes.
**The core of the problem:**
He suffers from a severe case of "the grass is greener" syndrome. He despises who he actually is (a "gutter dweller," in his own words) and is desperately trying to buy a "Winner" identity—insurance agent, millionaire, future hair-transplant recipient. He is spending a fortune trying to **escape** his reality, even though his only real market value is that very reality and his humor.
**Imagine if he had invested those $3,000 intelligently into his channel instead of handing them over to Abigail and the banks:**
* **Gear:** With just $500, he could have bought a high-quality microphone and a decent camera, finally moving past filming with an old phone in a dimly lit room.
* **Content:** His idea of "flipping" Temu items or documenting life on Welfare could be a fascinating series if handled with actual editing. There is a massive audience for raw stories of social margins and reintegration, provided the production quality is there.
* **Authenticity:** Unlike influencers who faking success, he is in the "raw" and the "real." His humor regarding his weight or his debts is his greatest marketing asset.
**The Bittersweet Reality:**
This is what makes your laughter feel bittersweet: you see the guy’s potential, but you also see him throwing money out the window at Wendy's to chase mirages he isn't even genuinely interested in.
If he put as much energy into polishing his video scripts as he did trying to memorize Abigail’s modules, he probably wouldn't need Welfare anymore. But as he says himself at the end of the video: *"I don't really want to work anyway."* His humor is his final refuge, but it's also his excuse for never taking serious action.
At the very least, he gave you a serious dose of endorphins today! That is a form of value creation in itself, even if it’s in spite of himself.
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Originally Posted By johnvee73⏩
at the gym
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Might give up training, recap of my current goals.
Might give up training, recap of my current goals.
haven't watched
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I’m absolutely stunned. Truly. Can’t believe OP just walked away from a $1M/year path like it was a side quest.
Gotta be the Abigail factor.....strong female presence had him shook. Tough scene.
Meanwhile, bathroom still under construction so he’s just…existing unwashed, hairline retreating daily, and now no gym equipment to even pretend to fight back. Full rebuild era.
Honestly I’m in shock. Complete shock. Never saw this coming. Not even a little.
Gotta be the Abigail factor.....strong female presence had him shook. Tough scene.
Meanwhile, bathroom still under construction so he’s just…existing unwashed, hairline retreating daily, and now no gym equipment to even pretend to fight back. Full rebuild era.
Honestly I’m in shock. Complete shock. Never saw this coming. Not even a little.
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Got sum bad news
at the gym
haven't watched
hopefully it's all good news
we're all gonna make it
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haven't watched
hopefully it's all good news
we're all gonna make it
srs
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Originally Posted By Bonobo⏩
are u happy he is struggling i hope not
Got sum bad news
I put effort in all my threads srs
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Originally Posted By LAHipster1⏩
I would never gleam happiness from someone else's failure but I do however have no symphathy for lazy, zero effort quitters who ignore good advice and then predictably crash and burn
are u happy he is struggling i hope not
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Originally Posted By Bonobo⏩
He’s just a boy
I would never gleam happiness from someone else's failure but I do however have no symphathy for lazy, zero effort quitters who ignore good advice and then predictably crash and burn
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04-25-2026, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted By MichelleLnne⏩
he is 40
He’s just a boy
I put effort in all my threads srs
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Originally Posted By Bonobo⏩
This but let's be honest, this isn't anything new. Constantly making excuse after excuse after excuse...that's where I lose interest,
I would never gleam happiness from someone else's failure but I do however have no symphathy for lazy, zero effort quitters who ignore good advice and then predictably crash and burn
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04-25-2026, 02:57 PM
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anybody with half a brain knows that it's a major red flag when a company requires you to pay for training. reputable companies cover costs for training.
one of the most common scams is "hiring" some moron who is desperate for a job, giving them false hope that they will earn tons of money, and then making them pay for some bullchit training course. their business model is to make chumps pay for a bullshit training program.
think about it - if they actually thought you would be capable of earning 10K+ a month as a salesperson, they would happily spend a couple grand to train you. legitimate companies pay for training, and they pay you a wage while doing the training.
one of the most common scams is "hiring" some moron who is desperate for a job, giving them false hope that they will earn tons of money, and then making them pay for some bullchit training course. their business model is to make chumps pay for a bullshit training program.
think about it - if they actually thought you would be capable of earning 10K+ a month as a salesperson, they would happily spend a couple grand to train you. legitimate companies pay for training, and they pay you a wage while doing the training.
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Originally Posted By LAHipster1⏩
40 years to be on this planet where everything is new and unsure
he is 40
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