Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles - Let's just say I spend 1000, but let's not tell anybody. (soft upbeat music) - My name's Ryan and I go to a public university. - I'm Dylan, I go to a private university. I study finance. - Strategic communications. - I am going to be a medical assistant. - I'm trying to be an actor. I'm going to college because my parents require that. - After having my daughter, that's what really pushed me to continue with my education. - I live in a house with 60 men, otherwise called a fraternity. - Right now I live with my mom, my boyfriend and my daughter in mom's house. - I live in a house with eight girls. I currently share a room. - Yes. Yes! I just buy little snacks that I can add to my school day. - Usually I spend about $50 on groceries. So I had a little leeway, so I could have some fun with it. So I splurged on the Honeycomb cereal. - I like to cook fresh foods so we got greens. - Trojan Bare Skin Premium Lubricant Condoms. - We spent about a quarter of the $100's on baby formula. - Honeycomb. It was a fourth of my budget. (giggling) - I love Honeycomb. - My room consists of a mini fridge, a toaster over to cook pizza rolls in specifically. - I always cook dinner for me and my boyfriend and my daughter. - I get Uber Eats and stuff sometimes. - Per month? Maybe 150, 200, I don't know. - I don't cook. I eat out almost everyday. Nope, nope. - I don't come from a family that has a ton of money. So that kinda sucks when everyone else is going out to eat and you just have to stay home to save money. - Let's just say I spend 1000, but let's not tell anybody. - I probably spend around 150 on groceries per month. (chuckling) - Never. - Parties are thrown two times a week. No. Um. I don't, wait. (laughing) - I like gin. I feel fancy when I drink gin. - So these are (mumbling), if you don't already know. I'll definitely share with all my roommates. - No, not at all. Everyone that I went to high school with did go off to college, off to university. I don't see much of them anymore. Sometimes I do wonder what my life would be like if I didn't have her. - I work about 30 to 35 hours a week. - I take care of her in the morning, go to school in the afternoon, go to work at night and then sometimes I'm up until one or two doing homework. - Sometimes I'll walk dogs. So usually, most. Okay, (laughing). My parents pay for my rent. This is gettin' personal. - I have. - Yes. This summer for example, I didn't get two of my grants. - I spent all my money in New York City. - I had to raise 6000. - I had the best time of my life but I was not future thinking. It was hard, I cried a lot and my mom helped me. - Money is kind of the only thing I've really gotten into fights with my parents about or really just felt, really scared at times honestly. - I'll be around $15,000 in debt. - About $15,000. - $25,000. - 30 to 35,000 in debt. But you know, I'm about to be done. So I don't really wanna think about it anymore. Probably. - To be honest, I don't really look at debt as a huge thing because everyone has it. Hopefully I'll just get a really cool job acting in a big movie, like Marvel, maybe, will pay it off. But, maybe a coffee shop. (soft upbeat music) - Here. Mm. - You guys watch YouTube? - [Interviewer] Yeah we have a YouTube channel. (soft upbeat music)
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