A first-person YouTube narrative (uploaded by Mark Simpson) in which the speaker candidly recounts prior investment failures (scams, foreclosure, bankruptcy) and describes buying a short-term rental 2,000 miles away in the Smoky Mountains while living in Southern California during the COVID-19 pandemic. The clip emphasizes risk, disbelief from peers, and pandemic-era uncertainty.
I've been an awful investor. I've been scammed out of money, I've had a foreclosure, I've had a bankruptcy, a lot of mistakes. And now here I was, putting all of my money into a short term rental. I'm here in Southern California and rental is in the Smoky mountains. So it's 2,000 miles away. And I never been there, like, prior to even hearing about it. People I work with are like, are you crazy? We're in the middle of the pandemic. The economy might fall off the side of a cliff here. We don't know what we're doing.
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