0:00 And then I think like Lee is like right down there. >> Is that right? >> No. >> No. You better watch out. Any say anything to trigger him and start saying crazy ████ >> Yeah. >> Why is he a bomb? Why is he a bomb now? >> Just because I want I want to strike fear in you guys' eyes so you just don't even step to it. Welcome back everybody to another episode of the Careful Boys where the question is which Asians do you guys think are most likely to be rich? >> Oh dude, >> rich. Dude, did you see the list? >> The wrist. Rice the wrist on our >> We should do the list of the most affluent or like the the the highest income ethnic groups in America. It's like nine out of 10 it's all Asian
0:50 groups. >> You think you're talking about like uh Asians in America or you talking about Asians in world? >> See that's a difference. We could we could do United States just because there is actually a list but like let's just go on our stereotypes and our understanding of the world >> and then he could debunk us with a list. >> I think Filipinos have the highest chance of being decent. I don't think like rich. >> I think the highest chance of being middle class. Yeah, >> Filipinos is up there. >> Way to fight for yourselves. >> No, I think that's a good thing though. >> No, Philip. Well, because we're talking about group, right? Cuz we're talking about the average. So that means the if the average is upper middle class, that's good. >> Yeah, >> cuz if you have like Chinese that's kind of third world cuz it's third world meaning like you have really rich and really poor, right? So that means the middle might not be the same cuz they
1:40 got averaged out, >> right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> No, but they got enough billionaires to bring the poor average. >> Not in America. in America. >> I think like rich rich is more Chinese to me. I think >> in the world. >> Oh, in America. I thought we would do America. >> What race were they? Which one were they in Crazy Rich Asians? >> Singaporean. >> No, but they're >> I'm going to go I'm going with that one. >> Mainly all different flavors of Chinese. >> Okay. >> Cuz they're Chinese in Singapore, too. >> We're counting mainland Chinese that drop their kids off to college here. They're the richest. >> Parachute. >> Yeah. >> Parents. >> Yeah. They're the ones that are buying Lamborghinis to crash. >> Yeah. Growing up, at least those are the families that I saw that were the richest were like Chinese families or the Chinese students >> that whose families were just like business owners and they had like really
2:30 obscure businesses. Like one of my classmates's family did purses. Like all they did was import export purses. >> And he was hella rich. He had the M3 in high school. >> Wow. That's the dream. >> M3 in high school. >> Yeah. That's wild, >> dude. I knew a cat who patented roller coaster wheels and he was just absolutely blown out of control. >> Patented roller coaster wheels. >> You wouldn't think you wouldn't think of something. >> Family had the patent for >> roller coaster wheels. Like the the locking the mechanism to lock them to the track. >> That's more white though. White people get patents for like really cool stuff like that. And >> he was >> but then uh Oh, he was. Oh ████ >> Now he's white. >> Okay. >> I was like no ████ way. Laian >> got curveball for no reason. I feel like a Chinese guy would be rich importing and exporting roller coaster wheels, >> right? >> It's actually uh well, by a 2023 census,
3:21 which is the most recent I can find, is actually Taiwanese in terms of income by race and ethnicity on medium household median household income. >> I can see that. I mean, that's like >> it's not Indian. >> Asian Indian is second. >> Median household income is higher, but on average per capita income is Taiwanese. >> Oh. Oh, >> like if there's like five Taiwanese guys, four of them are probably rich as ████ >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I know a lot of Taiwanese people that are rich cuz they're cheap. >> Sick. >> Well, they still got to be doing something that gains money while they're being cheap at the same time, right? >> Hey, making money and saving money are the two ways to make double money. >> Double money. >> That's a double money hack. >> Yep. >> And then it's Sri Lankan after Asian Indian. Then it's Japanese. Then it's
4:12 the Chinese outside of Taiwanese. Then it's the Koreans, then it's the I don't know what. >> I don't know one Sri Lankan. Do you >> What are you looking at? >> What's got you confused? >> Income. Well, no. It's cuz right after cuz this is by race and ethnicity. Obviously, we're talking about outside of Asian. >> Oh, world. You're talking about the world. >> All Asian. This is uh this is a US census. >> Oh, >> yeah. That's the That's what I want to know. Feel like Sri Lanka is like a hella white country just cuz by the way it sounds. >> Sri Lanka sounds like a surf ninja's enemy country. Yeah, dude. >> That's where MIA is from, right? >> Oh yeah, but she's British though. >> British Sri Lankan. You know, uh how the rest of the world has a stereotype that Indians are like poor and they do all like the bad jobs and stuff. I always thought Indians were rich cuz I just
5:02 know California Indians that are like their parents are in tech or engineering or doctor or whatever. And then so I always and in America I think Indians are like top three >> uh most well-off ethnic groups, right? >> But I didn't know like the stereotype about like Indians being like from the ghetto and having gangs and all that stuff. >> I only knew rich Indians. Yeah, but until I met people from Canada, UK, other countries, they're they're like, "Yeah." They're like, "We get the ghetto Indians. You guys get the genius ones." >> Because it's hard, isn't it? Like that's how hard it used to be to get into America where you had to have all these things lined up for you to even be eligible. But then Canada just started like letting anybody in. >> Those cats aren't flashy either. Indian rich boys, they're not flashy at all.
5:53 >> They're flashy in ways that their own people can see, though. M >> I remember my the first time I went to one of my buddy's house. He lived next to Gar, you know, Gar High School. >> Yeah. >> In CTOS. >> And uh he had a 8bedroom house. >> And I was like, I didn't even know they made this many bedrooms. That ████ was ████ crazy. >> What do they do? Just keep building on the regular house? >> Like they kept building and building? >> That way, huh? Just add bedrooms. We went over for a birthday and I think usually you kind of like see all the normal houses, the bathroom, whatever. He's just like walking us through, right? And then I remember just walking and then still walking and then keep walking and I'm like how many bedrooms does this place have? And he was like eight. How do you think Indians flex on each other? Do they flex on like the quality of the carpet? >> What's the way you said to them they
6:44 know? What do you mean? Do you think like it's like I got an elephant f and then like >> I don't know. >> I'm basing it off of Pioneer like Avenue like >> where cuz our Quest learning center is right in the middle of Little India for Critos. >> Mhm. >> And just like the way they they seem to flex on on uh like sociologically how far their kids are getting, >> you know, like oh my kid is starting, you know, college in this school. It's very it's just like Asians, but also like their their style, like their dress. you we couldn't tell apart a good quality Asian or Indian clothing from bad quality >> cuz it all looks like silk. >> Yeah, but they can. >> But even their last names too, you know, they're like like you're a sing or you're a Patel and there's already like oh that's like a peasant one. >> That's I think that's mainly in India, right? The cast system names >> based off the last names. >> Yeah, I think like your name kind of
7:36 Isn't that true? Like for the cast system like your name determines like how far you even get >> like a Yeah, >> I didn't know that about India. They they still they still do it like you're a Brahman, you're a uh whatever. >> You could you could look up the cast system last names and it has like a list >> and it like shows you. That's crazy. >> Yeah. >> And then I think like Lee is like right down there. >> Is that right? >> No. >> No, you better watch out. Any say anything to trigger him and start saying crazy ████ >> Yeah. >> Why is he a bomb? Why is he a bomb now? >> Just because I want I want to strike fear in you guys' eyes so you just don't even step to it. anything you say. Oh, that's Barbade. That's Barbade. >> Don't Don't bring it up. You guys are in a legal battle right now over that thing. Remember? >> Oh my god. >> Don't bring it up, dude.
8:26 >> There was that. >> See, >> now you're making that face that I made. >> There was that list that was going around. You know, the one that you pulled up. Let's go through the whole thing. >> That one that I pulled up is from 2013, though. >> That colorful one. >> Yeah. >> So, you have the most recent one. So, I'm trying to find a more recent one, but I'm I'm guessing they don't constantly do censuses on >> That's the one that's been going around. >> Look up which Asian's more prone to be in debt. >> Which Asian is more prone? >> Oh, that's a good game to play. >> But then isn't there like good debt? What if they just know the debt game? >> Nah, >> that's true. >> The most consistent ones on images is the countries most in debt to China. >> Damn. >> What about in America? >> Yeah. >> Country top 20 countries in debt to China. This is crazy. What is the most in debt if I had to guess? And then # ████ >> US. I'd guess us.
9:16 >> In debt to China? >> No, America. >> Oh, to China? >> Yeah. I think China >> like it's about to be ████ one of those African countries. >> In debt to the world is us. >> China, Saudi Arabia, and Japan holds the most American debt. >> Don't you think what's happening in in some of the African countries, they're going to be the biggest in debt because they're going to owe so much due to the infrastructure they're like planting? That's probably a big one. >> The free way. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you want to be friends? I build a hospital for you. >> Like, let me develop your nation and then you'll just pay the bill later. That's scary. >> Asians are randomly hella in debt because of amount owed on undergraduate and graduate loans. >> So, smart debt. >> Hey, but those are the those are also probably the most likely to be paid off. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Which Asian is likely to get in debt because they're trying to fix their car up to look sick?
10:09 >> Freaking if it was uh Vietnamese. >> Damn. I don't know because like >> I would say Asians in Hawaii. >> Really? >> Sick ass Tacomaomas that are lifted and all that. >> Oh, in truck culture that's different. Yeah. >> Not even just the trucks. I mean, they be like drifting out there on tantalus and stuff. Like, they be really putting their like JVM stuff out. >> I feel like people aren't that Are people as crazy as they were when we were teenagers, though? >> Not rice rockets, but like they have that Tacoma culture. >> I think truck culture, every parts more expensive than like drift culture though, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> Like you can get budget builds with a drift car, right? >> All the people from our generation, they all transferred from like the rice rockets to the overland stuff. >> Yep. Land Cruisers like all the Lexus ones that they do up. >> Yeah, like your like your Hurly Dudes truck.
10:59 >> Did that guy have an Overlander? >> Oh, BD BD did. Yeah. Yeah, like that. Like a Tacoma with a little RV and stuff in the back. >> That I can't see the cheap version of that. Like it doesn't exist, right? It's like premium stuff only. >> They're all in debt for that. >> They live for that though. It's different. They don't consider it debt. >> And I don't think it's one group. You got Japanese guy, Filipino guy, every Korean guy, you know, they're all like in 100k debt cuz they wanted to put a camping like whole RV on the back of their truck bed. >> Oh my god. >> While driving like slow in traffic. >> Yeah. >> Dang. >> Yeah. You don't really go Remember back in like the 2000s, you would just see a lot of risers everywhere. >> You just don't you don't see it that much now. Even we're in the probably in the biggest cities that you should see it. >> I feel like Mexicans kept that cultural. >> Mexicans did keep the but then they're they're like the AutoZone version. >> Yeah.
11:49 putting vents on ████ everywhere on their car. >> Putting Type R stickers on and ████ >> on their Toyota Camry. I love that >> because it should have been like a Asian thing to >> be that weird. >> Mexicans kept it alive, dude. >> They're the ones still watching Fast and Furious >> and keep >> Seriously. >> Yeah, cuz we all watch it. >> So do I. >> Hey, they got to support Hector. >> Oh yeah, Hector. Dude, they're keeping it alive. >> Meanwhile, over here, we just put gay bumper stickers on each other's cars. >> I didn't. No, he put on his own. I'm covering for this fool. >> And they're magnets, so it's not that mean because otherwise you'd have to scrape it off. >> But I still think Filipinos are the most likely to be in debt. >> Decent. >> Decent. Oh, like you mean like middle class, safe job. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think they're just really good at attaining the middle class.
12:39 >> They are the backbone of the American health >> and just sustaining that ████ >> No, you know what? You're right. Cuz if you think about the stereotypical jobs, it's nurse, postman, maybe police, >> drug dealer, >> drug dealers. >> I'm just kidding. >> Uh navy. >> Yeah. Or a military. That's true. Why is that? >> Like certain medical jobs. >> Cuz I feel like Filipino like they don't aim for the highest of the profession. It's like which one is stable and also has pan. >> Oh yeah. >> And I think the fun factor makes them go somewhere in the middle of things where it's like I could be a doctor but then I'll be working 80 hours a week and I can't do karaoke anymore. Y >> that just mean does that also mean that they're the most just obedient because it's not their idea. Their parents literally told them >> I think they're the most work life
13:29 balanced people >> playing the system. I think >> yeah that's why they're all happy or >> cuz I feel like >> they're all happy workaholics. >> Pretty happy generally. Yeah, >> they're workaholics and alcoholics >> and fun factors down here. >> Very low fun. All work. Oh yes. >> Filipinos is like balanced in play. Vietnamese is like all play and I'm going to gamble real quick to make a ████ ton of money and then I'm going to all play again. >> You know, every uh hobby I ever got into when I got deep enough like I keep scratching at the cave. When I got deep enough, I'll find a whole entire group of Filipinos. >> That's true. >> So you go to the shooting like uh steel shooting. You go there. You go, "Okay, cool. Here's here's like some the white people, black people, whatever. Oh, here's some Asians." And you start getting deep. like, "Oh, there's a whole group of older Filipino guys." >> Oh, >> then I got into mountain biking. >> Then you go down all the trails. Then there's all these Filipino dudes. They
14:20 got time for hobbies. Sick ass mountain bike. They got the helmets, the shin pads, all that stuff. And then now I started getting more into jiu-jitsu. >> Hella older Filipino dudes in jiu-jitsu, too. >> Whoa. >> And they all have the most swagged out geese. >> Yep. >> They got time for hobbies cuz they're nurses. They work three days a week. 3 days a week. >> Yeah, they're on a 312 schedule. So, they got four days for hobbies and partying and family time. Three days for working. >> Why did my mom take a schedule like that? That would have been sick. >> She liked to work to run away from the family. >> She's doing the 6 by12. >> 6 by 12. Try to get away from the
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