George Kamel

Today, I'm at Dollywood—the friendliest theme park in the world—to make some new friends the only way I know how: asking them how much debt they have.    Next Steps: •

❤️ Check out Dr. John Delony's new daily marriage app, Together.   Today, I'm reacting to a panoply of TikToks featuring couples dealing with their finances—and other potential conflicts—without committing murder. And I won't be alone in this endeavor, because I'll be joined by everyone's favorite relationship expert and part-time rock star: Dr. John Delony.   Next Steps: ●

Today, stand-up comedian and co-host of the Nateland podcast Dusty Slay is joining me in the Tesla to talk about trailer parks, HOAs and what personal finance looks like for a professional comedian.    Next Steps: •

Apparently, 58% of people with consumer debt have had trouble paying their bills over the last three months. And that's no bueno. In this video, I ask everyday people in Nashville exactly how much debtthey have. Pray for me.    Next Steps: •

Today, I'm reacting to TikToks full of people whose “get rich” tips are more woo-woo than making a crystal grid while reading your horoscope and balancing your chakras. Let's get into it.   Next Steps: •

I just learned that half of U.S. adults worry about their personal finances daily. And it's got me wondering if debt has anything to do with it. So, I'm hitting the streets of Nashville, Tennessee, to ask people everyone's favorite dinner party question: “How much debt do you have?”     Next Steps: •

One thing that really grinds my gears is seeing people on the internet flexing like they're living the bougie life—when in reality, their bank account is giving broke. So today, I'll be reacting to videos that show all the sides of what it looks like to live beyond your means.    Next Steps: •