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Men hech qachon avtomobil moyini almashtirish sirtini o'rgangandim

1.1M ko'rishlar · 16-iyun, 2026

Avtomobilni asosiy qo'llab-quvvatlash ko'nikmalarini hech qachon o'zlashtirmagan odamning hikoyasini bilib oling. Ushbu videoda amaliy bilimlarning yo'qligi moliyaviy mas'uliyat va shaxsiy mustaqillikka qanday ta'sir qilishini o'rganish mumkin. Baxtli kattalar nima uchun asosiy hayot ko'nikmalarini rivojlantira olmayotganini va bu ularning moliyaviy yo'lgolamalarini qanday aks ettirishini tushunib oling. Kaleb Hammer muammo haqida chuqur tahlil beradi va shakhsiy o'sish uchun yechimlar izlaydi.

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  • @MEMELogix16-iyun, 2026

    I'd do your oil change for a interview on your show Caleb.

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  • @FastEddie0716-iyun, 2026

    Life skills were generally taught at home for the most part.

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  • @robinlemcool480716-iyun, 2026

    Home Economics = meal prep/budgeting

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  • @broflo885916-iyun, 2026

    Finance. Mechanic. IT. Should be learned in school.

    577

  • @halvey851818-iyun, 2026

    Forever grateful for my high school having automotive, woodshop, and welding classes.

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  • @CatholicElectrician16-iyun, 2026

    You can find a tutorial for anything online, BUT you have to know how to use tools, and that mostly comes from experience. I’m very fortunate to have had family that taught me

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  • @Greenllamabean16-iyun, 2026

    I had an auto teacher in high school, one of the best people I had ever met

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  • @garysterner419117-iyun, 2026

    That’s how I got my first job as a welder. Took the class in school, got certified and went straight to Alaska working on the pipeline. Brutal conditions but bought my first house three yrs later. I was 21.

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  • @Thomas20Smith16-iyun, 2026

    I always helped my grandfather change the oil in all the vehicles in the neighborhood and even helped change tires up until he passed away back in 2013. My uncle has taken up being the family mechanic and I occasionally get his help modifying or helping fix my vehicles from time to time.

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  • @henri659516-iyun, 2026

    I had to learn about 90% of stuff on my own: cars, house, people. Being able to fix the majority of things in a house has made me a ton of money on the side, since no one seems to know anything now. It's a great time to make that money 💰!

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  • @paisley43617-iyun, 2026

    As a teacher my favorite class I've ever taught was practical math. It was teaching kids in high school how to balance their Bank accounts, What annual percentage rates are, credit cards, percent offs for sales et cetera et cetera et cetera. Several times I actually had parents comment that this was the most valuable class I've seen their kid take

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  • @cmstokes517-iyun, 2026

    I took automotive, ffa, welding, and wood shop in high school. It was a fun time.

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  • @oxygen006917-iyun, 2026

    Treat life like you lost both parents and you have to learn everything yourself , otherwise no one will guide you through it

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  • @kendallengman224917-iyun, 2026

    I learned about how to work on cars from my neighbor Mr Kelly. He was in his 90s and would flip and sell cars and trucks. He was a B-17 ball turret gunner in ww2. Such a kind human that guy.

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  • @shawnschroeder970416-iyun, 2026

    I took every shop class that existed in school. We had plastics shop, metal shop, electric shop, wood shop, auto shop, home economics, and a host of other ones. Every one of those things were valuable skills.

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  • @sighsquinn947316-iyun, 2026

    This is why I like home schooling. I know a family that do it and all their children know practical skills in life. Cooking, sowing, mechanical stuff and carpentry.

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  • @Jakobsrandom18-iyun, 2026

    My school had a program called Boces for 11th and 12th grade. It was optional but to be honest I wish it was mandatory. I learned more in the 2 years I was in Boces then I ever did in school. I learned what credit is, how to buy a house, a car, budget, how to do an oil change, drain transmission fluid, do brakes, build a small engine, take apart a lawnmower and put it back together. How to solder, weld, crimp wires, how to keep you lawn nice, how to fix a motorcycle, a diesel engine, and more. If I could go back and do another 2 years, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

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  • @neobarker173517-iyun, 2026

    School was never designed to actually teach anything.The game was rigged from the start

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  • @_86kutt22-iyun, 2026

    Learning how credit works should be a curriculum in high school. Yet the system doesnt want that.

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  • @T-Rex_tion9620-iyun, 2026

    Best thing I did in school was taking the rotation class for Welding, Auto Body, Auto Tech, and Carpentry.

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