Short monologue by Anwar White discussing whether to raise service pricing to $10,000, referencing clientele that includes Hollywood celebrities, reactions from viewers ('the girls' gagging'), and broader messages about knowing one's worth (including in dating). The speaker compares the price to everyday expenses, mentions offering monthly payments, and frames charging premium prices as reflecting being 'the best.'
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Someone said the girls are saying you are 10k. Well, the girl that reached out and did that video, she's been working with me for a couple of years. But the way that the girls are gagging on the 10k, I guess I should raise my prices to 10k. Honey. Let me know in the, in the comments. Should I be raising my prices to 10k? Because I do have a level that I work with Hollywood celebrities and they're paying much more than that. By the way.
Someone said don't you dare.
Honey. I mean the way that the girls are gagging when you do the math, girl, it's, it's basically the same as getting Mani patties.
Yes, honey, we take monthly payments, but girl, at the end of the day, girl, a lot of the girls are not upset because.
It'S expensive, but no shade, girl. When you're the best.
You have to charge as if you're the best. I'm not Walmart.
So why would I try to be Walmart?
Gag on that.
And I think that the, the, the greater message here is please know your worth, ladies.
Please know it.
Even in these dating streets, you're worth, you're a million bucks.
Are you treating yourself as if you're worth more than a million bucks?
Because I know I am.
If you are not treating yourself as if you are a million bucks.