46 Minutes of Unique TikTok Side Hustles

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Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel 46 min 2 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 23 days ago
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What is the episode’s opening hook and why do we need a side‑hustle wiggle‑room?

George Kamel 0:05
Everyone craves a little wiggle room from time to time. So today we're reacting to the internet's latest side hustle quests. Um MacGyver meets bear grills, meets micro.
Rachel Cruze 0:14
You know what? Winston tried doing this in college. What? We weren't dating during this. He told me about it later.
George Kamel 0:18
Probably for the best.
Rachel Cruze 0:19
I have a little bit of tea.
Rachel Cruze 0:26
Hey guys, I'm Rachel Cruz.
George Kamel 0:28
I'm George Campbell.
Rachel Cruze 0:30
And this is Smart Money Happy Hour.
Georgie Crawford 0:34
Sure.
George Kamel 0:39
Is that Basil?
Rachel Cruze 0:40
Basel? Woo! Basil, Basil.
George Kamel 0:43
That's not the Basil. That's the Irish whiskey talking. You think so? I know so.
Rachel Cruze 0:48
Taste basil. Uh well, this is the show with two friends who happen to be money experts talk about which we're talking about. So everything from pop culture, current events, and money.
George Kamel 0:56
But first, let's talk basil. We are sipping on a golden veil, is what it's called. V-A-L-E. Which I think is how they spell like Vale Colorado.
Rachel Cruze 1:05
Yes.
George Kamel 1:06
Don't know where the name came from but
Rachel Cruze 1:07
he came from Vale, Colorado?
George Kamel 1:09
Probably not. Stick around till the end. We're gonna give you our rating and reveal the cost per glass. All right, Rachel. Back to school is here. Somehow we're already here. Which means before long you'll be buying Halloween costumes, booking Thanksgiving travel, buying Christmas presents, and then you're already into twenty twenty eight somehow.
Rachel Cruze 1:27
Can you believe that? Just it flies over and over.
George Kamel 1:30
Have you seen those clips where all the news anchors are like, Can you believe it?
Rachel Cruze 1:33
It's already July.
George Kamel 1:35
Like forty of 'em at the same time, like they all planned it.
Rachel Cruze 1:37
That's how I feel. That's how I feel. Well, one thing I do know when kids do go back to school, there's a lot of stay at home parents that are maybe on the debt journey or they're trying to save up for something. They're like, Hey, how can I make some extra cash? We thought we could help out.
George Kamel 1:51
We can help with that. We can do that. No matter who you are, when you go back to school, it's like your brain shifts back into like, all right, I gotta be an adult now. Yes. Summer playtime is over. It
Rachel Cruze 2:01
does. If it we kind of make some money. Like the second new year too.
George Kamel 2:04
Yeah.
Rachel Cruze 2:04
It feels like, oh my gosh, we're starting over. Everyone schedules, routines, we are back in it. No more, no more playtime, George.
George Kamel 2:12
Well, I wanna know if you could make money doing literally anything as a side hustle, what would it be?
Rachel Cruze 2:17
What would I do for
George Kamel 2:18
I'll say it can't be finance related. That feels like a cheat.
Rachel Cruze 2:21
Personal shopper.
George Kamel 2:22
Oh, that's good. I was gonna say MLM. Or closet. You would crush. You selling Arbon and
Rachel Cruze 2:29
it stops.
George Kamel 2:30
Oh my gosh. In a normal thing. I wouldn't
Rachel Cruze 2:33
be your enemy. We wouldn't be friends anymore if I did.
George Kamel 2:35
Yeah, no, for sure. You'd be everything I hate, but
Rachel Cruze 2:39
we'd be so we'd be a estranged or friend would be estranged. I know.
George Kamel 2:44
Be awful. But you'd be a personal shopper?
Rachel Cruze 2:46
Uh I would do that. Or I I would be like a closet. Pay me to come clean out your closet.
George Kamel 2:51
Oh, love that. Is that like part stylus too?
Rachel Cruze 2:53
Yeah, sure. All of it. That'd be fun. What
George Kamel 2:56
Okay, sure.
Rachel Cruze 2:57
I like it. Um what else would I do? I think I could do like um Kid. Do I hold on. I'm trying to think if I really want to do this right now.
George Kamel 3:06
Watch your words 'cause I'll make you do it. I know. I'll make your dreams come true.
Rachel Cruze 3:10
I know. Uh but like watching other people's kids. Like could I create something at my house that like I would can make some extra money? Like
George Kamel 3:17
an at home daycare.
Rachel Cruze 3:19
I know that's why I started going down there. I was like
George Kamel 3:21
Have you met other people's kids? I
Rachel Cruze 3:22
was like that's They're the worst. They're the worst. It is. Changing a diaper that's a kid that's not your kid. Oh
George Kamel 3:29
gosh.
Rachel Cruze 3:31
Never would we ever.
George Kamel 3:32
Never.
Rachel Cruze 3:32
I know. It has to be
George Kamel 3:34
like a n like a niece or nephew would be the only
Rachel Cruze 3:38
blood related.
George Kamel 3:39
Yes.
Rachel Cruze 3:39
Hundred percent.
George Kamel 3:40
But a stranger's child. Until
Rachel Cruze 3:41
you like clean up other kids, you know, throw ups and and situ Oh yeah. What do you mean wait?
George Kamel 3:46
Is there gonna be a day where I have to do that?
Rachel Cruze 3:49
Because Mia's gonna have friends over playing, something like that. And they're all
George Kamel 3:52
just vomiting.
Rachel Cruze 3:55
What went wrong? There will be a scenario, George, where you as a parent with a bunch of other kids are gonna have to step in and do things that you thought.

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