A man who appeared on a podcast has been criticized on Twitter after he said that other men who can't afford a Lamborghini in their 20s "need to have a discussion with themselves."
'Self-made millionaire' Sebastian Ghiorghiu had some tough words for those who couldn't get on his level stating that it's actually "easy" to live a luxury lifestyle filled with excess money to spend on sports cars.
In the clip taken from an episode of a "motivational" podcast, the 24-year-old says: "If you're a guy in your twenties and you don't have a Lamborghini, you should actually sit down and have like a serious discussion with yourself as to why you don't have a Lambo."
He continues: "Because I realize now that it is so incredibly easy and there's so much money out there."
He then goes on to state that $250,000 is "chump change."
"$200,000, relative to what is out there in circulation and what you can grab, especially now with AI tools that you can leverage like never before, $200,000 is chump change," he sensationally declared.
Since the clip was reposted to Twitter by user @JoushaPHilll, it has been viewed 2.2 million times, and let's just say the comments under the post weren't forgiving to the podcaster's remarks.
"This dude has never worked a day in his life," commented one user, while another sarcastically said: "Leverage AI! Of course! Why didn't I think of that. It all seems so simple now."
A third reacted with a hilarious meme: "Me when I realize I don't have a Lambo at the age of 22 (it's totally my fault and not any sort of systemic problem)."
This user had a completely different outlook on so-called "chump change", commenting that even if he had the excess money, he wouldn't spend it on a sports car.
"Let me just entertain the notion of a world in which I have 200k in disposable income to the point its 'chump change'. I'm still buying at most a like a nice new 70k sedan and using the other 130k for just... so many other things man."
And one user was tipped over the edge by the 23-second clip.
"Ok I'm gonna pop off cuz I've anyway been a bit frustrated over the last few days, but HOW CAN SOMEONE BE SO OUT OF TOUCH? I have been trying so hard to get even the money to afford Master's Degree Application Fees, or gear for music or whatever. Money is REALLY not circulating."
As per the Daily Mail, Ghiorghiu, who is originally from Detriot, Michigan, alleges to have made eight million dollars in just six years through various sources of income - including setting up a Google ad agency, flipping houses, and making YouTube videos for his 825,000 subscribers.
Not only that, but it seems as though the 24-year-old has also made a hefty profit through his drop-shipping companies.
He might be an expert in those respective fields, but let's just hope he gives his little podcast career a rest because yikes.
