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The video transcript shows a game where a person has to guess the income of strangers based on their appearance and a brief interaction. The person makes wrong and sometimes rude assumptions about the strangers, who reveal their actual jobs and incomes at the end. The person is surprised by some of the revelations, such as a porn star, a travel blogger, and a software delivery manager.
1. The conversation begins with the question "Are these real leather?" The answer given is "No".
2. The interviewer introduces themselves as Carter, and the interviewees as Braden, Deborah, and an unnamed individual.
3. The interviewees are asked about their current financial situation. Braden reveals that he is retired, while the unnamed individual states that he is 19 years old and unemployed.
4. The interviewer asks Deborah about the most she's made in a year, to which she replies "Probably like 40k".
5. The interviewer then asks why she made so little, to which she responds by saying she is married.
6. The interviewees are then asked to guess the income of strangers. The interviewer reveals that the person they are guessing about is the individual who is unnamed and 19 years old.
7. The unnamed individual reveals that they make $75,000 a year. The interviewer responds by saying it's a "pretty ridiculous lineup".
8. The unnamed individual also reveals that they are single, have children, and their spouse does not work.
9. The interviewer asks the unnamed individual about their work attire, to which they respond by saying they wear it to work and that they have brown shoes that match their brown stripe shirt.
10. The unnamed individual also reveals that they have real gold teeth and a real gold chain.
11. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income, to which they respond by saying they make $80,000.
12. The unnamed individual is then asked if they are an entrepreneur, to which they respond by saying they are still struggling but getting there.
13. The unnamed individual is then asked about their spouse's work, to which they respond by saying their spouse works in an office and makes $80,000.
14. The unnamed individual is then asked about their own work, to which they respond by saying they work in IT.
15. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income again, to which they respond by saying they make $55,000 a year.
16. The unnamed individual is then asked about their teeth and chain again, to which they respond by saying they are real gold.
17. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income once more, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
18. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income one more time, to which they respond by saying they make $55,000 a year.
19. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the third time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
20. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the fourth time, to which they respond by saying they make $19,000.
21. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the fifth time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
22. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the sixth time, to which they respond by saying they make $19,000.
23. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the seventh time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
24. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the eighth time, to which they respond by saying they make $19,000.
25. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the ninth time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
26. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the tenth time, to which they respond by saying they make $19,000.
27. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the eleventh time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
28. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the twelfth time, to which they respond by saying they make $19,000.
29. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the thirteenth time, to which they respond by saying they make $20,000.
30. The unnamed individual is then asked about their income for the fourteenth time, to which they respond by