You can probably learn a thing or two by watching this documentary, but most of it is just stupid. Like the girl with the boyfriend. They are spending most of their money on eating take-out food every day, and wondering why they don't have any money left? Well, start with a big cook so you have food ready for the whole week, problem solved. And what is up with this so called money advisor... She tells her to get the cheapest car possible, but what about other expenses besides buying the car? What if the car breaks down, insurance etc....

And I just don't get how a rich NFL player can complain about not having any money when he has more money than most people?! If you don't have a job or any sort of income for a while, then you have to cut down on your expenses, you can't continue living as before.

If you are hoping for financial and economic experts providing fundamental personal finance advice, you'll be disappointed. Instead we get underwhelming advice following unique case studies of individuals in different financial situations. I do appreciate Netflix's attempt in trying to capture the widest audience possible, but if you already have a basic understanding of budgeting and investing, you're more advanced than the target audience. I was more interested in finding out if the NFL player (Tees) made the team roster. I think this show demonstrated the need to get smart with money, rather than how to actually get smart with money.

I feel bad for the football player, was given the worst advice ever. He's probably broke by now. Just put all your money in two heavily overpriced etfs at the end of a supercycle etf bubble, lol. That's dead money for the next decade, rather than 10% profit every year. He's now,a year later, already down 20% on his "investment", and the worst drop following recession is still to come. The only one that got rich is his "advisor", from selling his garbage "advice". Dude doesnt have a clue about markets and it shows. Lol, what a joke. Don't follow this docu people, you will get wrecked financially.