White American Says He Cant Afford Groceries, Gas & A Home, Should FBAs Have Sympathy?

Added: 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]Ladies and gentlemen, if you have seen my streams for a while, I have been saying for a minute that these folks is going to become so distraught during this Trump administration that they going to be at their wits' end that they not going to know what to do with themselves. They going to have mental breakdowns.

[00:00:20]They They just going to go through it, okay? And by the time the end of the Trump administration, they won't be coming to us literally begging us like y- or you guys doing? How have you guys made it like this in this country? We don't know what to do. You understand?

[00:00:37]Now, I want you to check out what this white gentleman has to say. And he's going to say some legitimate things that's going on, but I want you to just pay attention to how he's viewing things. Let's go ahead check this out.

[00:00:47]>> We We can't keep doing this.

[00:00:49]Last night I went to the grocery store.

[00:00:52]>> [clears throat] >> Two bags of groceries.

[00:00:57]$72.

[00:00:59]This morning I stopped and filled up my tank.

[00:01:04]$60.

[00:01:07]I just put gas in it 2 days ago.

[00:01:10]I do drive a little bit to work, but no matter what you do, you got nothing.

[00:01:17]No matter how hard you work, no matter how early you go in, no matter how much you make, you got nothing.

[00:01:24]At the end of the week, you got nothing.

[00:01:29]Can't afford a house.

[00:01:32]Can't afford food.

[00:01:34]Can't afford utilities.

[00:01:38]Every time you go to the store, a bag of chips is like six or seven dollars. A loaf of bread, five dollars.

[00:01:47]Gallon of milk, five dollars.

[00:01:50]The only thing that's cheap is a dozen eggs.

[00:01:56]I've been thinking about living off eggs. Have an egg for breakfast.

[00:02:00]Have a hard-boiled egg for lunch and have a omelet with no cheese for dinner.

[00:02:06]It seems like everybody in the world has nothing.

[00:02:09]>> Well, ladies and gentlemen, I mean now let's just keep, you know, keep it a buck with with the truth. I mean, yes, he's right.

[00:02:16]Um, you don't have to buy much at the grocery store and you spending he's right, almost 100 bucks.

[00:02:22]It's it's literally ridiculous. He's 100% right about that. He's right about the gas prices. He's right about people not being able to get homes.

[00:02:29]But he's saying that on a personal note.

[00:02:33]That's why he's angry like that. Because you have to understand, you remember we covered the other uh gentleman?

[00:02:39]Where he was saying that they they just told us to work hard and and and everything will be handed to you. See, that's what it is right there.

[00:02:47]They they were told just to work hard and everything will be handed to them.

[00:02:51]See, what's happened to them right now, black people, we know, is that they're experiencing that life that we have experienced in this country.

[00:02:59]And they not liking it. How many times that we couldn't afford groceries? A lot of black people still don't have homes to this day, right? It's not because we don't want them, it's because of their racist policies. A lot of times why we don't have homes.

[00:03:12]Can't qualify for a home because of their racist policies.

[00:03:17]Black folks couldn't afford gas a whole lot of times. We know how to make it work. We know how to make our gas stretch. We know how to do it all.

[00:03:23]Right?

[00:03:25]But and we always fair out well. No black people have ever starved.

[00:03:30]We we know how to make a dollar out of 15 cents. We always talked about that.

[00:03:34]We always said that we know how to make lemonade out of lemons. Because we always been given the worst of the worst. We've been given the worst economy, the worst food, the worst health care, the worst education. We've been given the worst of it all while people like that gentleman in that video have been given the best.

[00:03:53]And now he's starting to experience the life that was given to us here in America. Now we getting some true equality for a change.

[00:04:02]And he and his others in his community aren't liking it.

[00:04:07]There's so many of them crashing out every day on TikTok that they can't afford anything.

[00:04:15]That they don't want to have children cuz they can't afford it.

[00:04:18]A lot of them can't afford to move out of their parents' home.

[00:04:23]They're saying that they in debt. Life wasn't supposed to be like this for them. They supposed to be enjoying the summer vacations and all of this and now they can't afford even drive down the doggone street.

[00:04:36]Once again, I will say this.

[00:04:39]For years, decades even, black Americans have been telling y'all this.

[00:04:44]But you none of you cared about the economy. Nobody cared about the price of food. Nobody cared about the price of gas. Nobody cared about the health care.

[00:04:54]Nobody cared about daycare. Nobody cared about any of it because you was being treated well and getting preferential treatment while we was getting the worst of the worst. Now the system is so greedy that they say, "Oh no, we're not going to give them preferential treatment. We want them in the same position as those black folk." And here's the thing.

[00:05:14]Because y'all approved the treatment of black folk with with bad food, no jobs, no raises, not proper health care, etc. Because you guys approved of that treatment, that way when they bring it to you, you don't you can't really say much.

[00:05:30]You can complain, but you can't say much because you was collaborating with them.

[00:05:36]We talking about as a collective, not as individuals. But you collaborated with those in your community, the elites, to harm us. And the whole time they'll lacing you up to do the same thing to you.

[00:05:48]And some of you realize it now, but it's too late because now you in in in the thick of it now, buddy.

[00:05:58]So, the high gas prices, the high food prices, losing your job, getting fired and laid off so so they can you know, get more corporate profits and we talking about big corporations, we not talking about small mom-and-pop organizations who may have to run a lean and mean and just sometimes you have to do that in in organizations.

[00:06:18]We talking about major corporations are letting people go who actually can afford to pay.

[00:06:23]Who really don't need to to employ a bunch of AI because they can actually hire people to do it cuz they make enough money.

[00:06:30]But, these people are so greedy that they will fire a bunch of people just so they don't have to pay benefits.

[00:06:39]This is where This is where white America is at today.

[00:06:45]You have been put in the same position as black Americans.

[00:06:49]And it's not a good feeling being in the bottom, isn't it? It's not a good feeling.

[00:06:55]There's nothing great about being at the bottom.

[00:06:58]But, we told y'all and a lot of you was being racist the whole time.

[00:07:02]That's why you That's why nobody would give you sympathy.

[00:07:06]This is why.

[00:07:08]Because you was a collaborator.

[00:07:12]And that now now that white supremacy turned on you now now you want to cry. Mhm.

[00:07:20]Nope, enjoy enjoy your new life.

[00:07:23]But, as black people we rising up, baby. You don't hear us crying and complaining about a whole lot. Yeah, we may talk about the gas prices.

[00:07:32]But, guess what? Black folks going to be all right. Black folks going to eat. We going to We going to enjoy our life. We going to take vacations this summer.

[00:07:39]We going to do cookouts. You know, make sure to listen to Meet Me at the Cookout about Saraiya, uh the songstress. That's That's out now on all streaming platforms.

[00:07:50]It's a cookout, but we going to be enjoying ourselves.

[00:07:53]100% We going to be enjoying ourselves.

[00:07:58]We not going to be broke.

[00:08:00]We going to thrive. You know why?

[00:08:01]Because this is this is a walk in the park for us as black people.

[00:08:05]White America, you have trained us for such a time as this. You did it.

[00:08:11]You were not prepared for it, but we are.

[00:08:15]And we will continue to cover these crash outs by by them because, you know, notice nobody telling them pull themselves up by the bootstraps, stop complaining, just go to work, work some overtime. Notice nobody telling them that.

[00:08:29]They just letting them talk.

[00:08:31]And maybe black people you see them video you start telling them pull yourself up by your bootstraps.

[00:08:35]Don't be a victim.

[00:08:39]You know, victimhood does not going to get you anywhere.

[00:08:43]Hard work, right?

[00:08:45]That's what they should be told right now, just like we were told.

[00:08:49]It's time to be petty. Oh, yes, it's time to be petty.

[00:08:55]Because they did that mess to us for decades. Well, now it's our turn.

[00:09:00]But anyway, we will continue to to cover these stories because, yes, I've been here doing this for a long time and they were telling us this telling us what I just said about boostrapping and and working and stop being a victim.

[00:09:13]You know what I'm saying?

[00:09:15]And it don't help the situation when somebody tell you that, but they got to figure that mess out the hard way.

[00:09:19]Obviously.

[00:09:21]But, um you better figure it out, sir.

[00:09:25]Figure it out. Cuz it's not about to get no easier no time