I'm spending the next 100 days in GTA 5, but everything is realistic. I have to find myself a job. I have to follow traffic laws. And if I mess this up, I will suffer consequences. Now, I only have one goal to buy this, the most expensive super yacht in the game. There's just one problem. I'm starting off with $3. No house, no car, no weapons, and no plane. So, if I want that yacht, I'm going to have to build a life up from nothing. It's day one, and this is where I live underneath of a bridge. I can't sleep here anymore. It's not comfortable. And living under a bridge is not getting me anywhere. I have $3 to my name. I'm not even poor. I am preo. So, to make a little bit of money, I did

the only thing I could think of, dumpster diving. If I'm going to build a 12 to $15 million empire, I guess it starts in the trash. What about in here? There must be something in these dumpsters. Just a little bit. 10 bucks. That's all I need. It's empty. Great. Let's try this one. I found $2. Okay. Well, that's nothing. I now have $5. How am I going to afford that super yacht with $5? I have a lot of work to do. I found $8. Oh my goodness. Another $8. Oh my goodness. It's getting dark.

Found nothing again. I'm worth $33. I spent so much time doing that. On the first day, I ended up making a little bit of money, roughly $30. But I realized quickly dumpster diving wasn't going to make me very rich. So on day two, I decided to beg in a store. Hey, brother. Please give me some money. Please, I need it. I'm homeless. I'm sleeping in a tent. Come on, a couple of bucks. You don't got nothing to spare? I mean, this guy in the supermarket's been working here for what, 13 years now? But he still didn't talk. Yeah, not a word came out of his mouth. Great. So, more dumpster diving it is. This is terrible. Still digging through garbage. At this rate, that super yacht is not going to be ready in

time before GTA 7. It's day three. I've tried begging. I've tried dumpster diving. No one really cares about me. So, I quickly realized something. I'm not going to get anywhere in life looking like this. So, I spent all the money I had to buy some fresh clothes. Okay, the t-shirt depot's here. Ah, please don't kill me. This is not an expensive part of town, so surely this is going to be pretty cheap, right? A t-shirt for 10 bucks. I'm sure we can find it. $15. $15 for this white nice t-shirt. Sold. What about some new pants? Some more cargo shorts for $15. Well, I spent all of my money, but I'm looking pretty fresh now. Although, there's a sweat mark on my shirt. Uh, I might need a shower. I don't have

anywhere to live. Okay, I live under a bridge. But I feel like this was a pretty good day. I spent literally everything I had. $30 on clothes. But there was one missing touch. A haircut. Yeah, we got to shave that beard off. So, on day four, I managed to save a little bit more money to get a haircut. The sun is setting again. I have $71 to my name. And today, I really want to try and apply for a job. But before we can do that, I feel like we do need to shave off my beard. That's the last piece of this homeless look we need to get rid of. Where's the closest hairdresser? Oh, right down there. That's not that far.

What is going on here? Oh. I do not want to be involved. I forgot what part of town I'm in. Okay, we've made it to the barber. We're still alive. Anyway, let's have a look. Beards subtle for $30. No. Clean shave for $20. or the full van dyke for free. Um uh yes, please. I didn't even need money. Oh, that looks pretty good. Not I nearly died on the streets, but hey, that's okay. This haircut might be the best financial decision I've ever made. Now I look employable, so let's apply for my first ever job. Okay, let's look for a job. Uber Eats. Uber Eats, baby. And somehow I actually got hired. Noodle exchange point4 miles away. Accepted. Head to the restaurant.

I'm going to make 15 to $19 with this food delivery driver. This is it. My first real step towards that super yacht. And then I realized something. I don't even have a car or a bike or a bicycle. Am I really going to have to do this running? Dumpster searching is going to make me more money than these delivery jobs. We're here. The noodle exchange. Picked up the order. Head to the customer. Okay. Where does he live? 6,500 ft. How far away is this? You got to be kidding me. So, I had to run through traffic with noodles to a luxury five-star hotel. Of course, my first customer lives much better than I do. We're finally here. The rich man hotel. Okay. Which of you ordered?

Please tell me I don't have to bring it up to the room. Okay. Please make a lot of money. Please open your phone and take a photo. Oh, of course I've delivered it. Oh, I've made $17 from that. Oh my god. $17.05 cents. You know how much work that was? That took the entire day. Oh my goodness. Finally, we're back at the bridge. Let's take a quick sleep and rethink our strategy tomorrow. In day five, I woke up in an incredibly terrible mood. I ran across half of Los Santos for $17. Okay, let's have a look. How much does a bike cost? $500 for a bicycle, a BMX. So, I checked vehicle prices. If I still want this job to work, I need wheels.

But I'm still broke. Looks like I'm going to have to go back to um dumpster searching. And I'm not going to lie, on day six, I woke up kind of depressed. Same bridge, same garbage, and then this random dog appeared. Who are you, buddy? Oh, you're so cute. Why are you following me, man? I'm just looking for money. Yo. Oh my goodness. This dog's in love with me. Um, well, you're cute, but you stink. Oh, and I don't have a place for you, but I don't have like a nice cozy dog house for you. Or I don't know. I don't even have any food for you. No caller,

no owner, no home. Just wandering like me. He was homeless, too. We had something in common. I'm going to name you Bruce. I think Bruce is a cute name, right, Bruce. Good boy, Bruce. Good boy. You're so cute. You're the nicest dog I've ever seen. This is very motivational. I think this is going to work out for me. I've got Bruce on my side, you know. And from that moment, it wasn't just me anymore. Bruce came with me everywhere. We dumpster dove together. But I made Bruce a big promise. I'm going to make it. I will let Bruce sleep in my super yacht. Me and Bruce started

surviving together. While this wasn't making me the big bucks, at least I wasn't alone. And then things got worse. I got into a fight with some bodyguards, which by the way is not ideal when you're broke and unarmed. And just as I thought I was done, he jumped in. Uh oh. Wait. OH. HEY. Why are you trying to hurt me, bro? I'm just a homeless guy. I don't HAVE ANY MONEY. STOP. Oh my goodness. The security's trying to hit me. Ah. Bruce, please. Bruce. Bruce, please. OH MY GOODNESS. BRUCE. OH MY Bruce is protecting me. You are the best dog ever. Oh my goodness. He actually saved me. That dog risked everything for me. And that's when I knew I'm not just building a life anymore. I'm building

one for the both of us. Okay, Bruce. We're in trouble. We are in trouble. You just killed that man. He did kind of deserve it, though. Did he have any money on him? I don't think so. Oh goodness. We're 8 days in, broke and homeless. But after Bruce saved me, something had changed. I wasn't just surviving anymore. I was motivated. I started looking for something bigger. And that's when I saw it. A music performer job. It says that it pays well. That's all I needed to read. Music performer. Okay. I mean, I can sing, right? So, on day nine, I went over there to do the music job. I've made it to the music stadium. Wait a

minute. There's nobody here. Bruce, you're going to be my only spectator, I think. Wait, am I really going to have to perform here? Am I going to get paid for this? I became a musician, which is wild because I have zero musical talent. Celebration time. Let's go. Oh. All right. I mean, that song has 17 million views on YouTube and it is my song. Just saying. I better get paid well for this, bro. Bro, this is embarrassing. But somehow it worked. I made $5,000. Yeah, I know. There was nobody there. I have no idea how they paid me. Bruce, I have $5,000 to MY NAME, BUDDY. $5,000. COME. Let's do a little trick.

Come here. Yay. Good boy. Oh, that's that's so cute. For the first time, this challenge felt possible. I had made more money in one day than I made in an entire week of dumpster diving. Now, we can do a couple of things with this type of money. the better idea is to probably pay for some kind of degree. It could be a college degree, a driver's license. So, on day 10, I started investing smart. Instead of wasting that cash, I invested it into a taxi license. We've made it to a college. Okay, so there's two options. There's this one, which is more expensive. You cannot afford the cost of college. You need $8,000 for this course. How much money do we have? Oh my god. Okay, so I think this right here should be a cheaper one.

We'll get a lower degree, but a degree is a degree. Oh my goodness. Oh my Hey, what's up WITH YOU? I'M A TAXI DRIVER, BRO. I'm an actual taxi driver. That's right. I actually had to pass a driving test. No crashing, no shortcuts, no mistakes. If I fail this, I go back to square one. So, if I crash this car, I don't get my license, but I have to do some pickups. Okay, this is fun. All right, there's a red light. We can't break any laws now. Bruce, I'll be back. Where's the pickup? My first pickup is around the corner. Is it that guy right there? Okay, I'm going to take a left here and then I'm going to do a Uturn.

Ah, please don't fire me. Please give me the job anyway. Okay. Uh, we're here. Yes, my first passenger. Wait, why is he getting out? Did I do something wrong? Um, I'll pick you up. I guess I Please. I want this taxi driver's license, bro. Did I get it? THAT'S COOL. I GOT IT. I HAVE EARNED MY TAXI LICENSE. But somehow I passed. Bruce, I was officially a licensed taxi driver. Oh my goodness. My first official taxi mission. Oh, this is good. This is going to be make me so much money, right? Can I speed? Is it possible? I think it's fine.

Excuse me. Hey, get in. How you doing? Rate me five stars, please. Drive to the destination. 2.2 miles. That's not that bad. This is going to pay me well. This is going to pay me really well. Yo, you must have money to live out here, bro. You better tip good. Oh, you don't live here. You're just running through the shops. Oh, okay. Well, nice place. Oh, $317 for a singular ride. This is going to make me so much money. On day 11, I was driving all day to make the big bucks. That's right, the American dream has officially been lit. It's only my second day doing this, and I'm making like $500 to $1,000ish per day. I mean, it could be worse. I think my next move is to actually get that $8,000 college degree, cuz

obviously that's going to pay much more. On day 12, I did the exact same thing. On day 13, I got a huge tip, like a really big one. You won't believe it, but I think somebody paid me over $100. Oh. Oh jeez. Sorry, sir. Wasn't my fault. They just ran on the road. Oh god, one's dead. Please pay me. Thank you. $213. Appreciate it, homie. Day 14. More taxi. Day 15. You can guess it. I drove businessmen, tourists, people who didn't even tip. All right, we're here.

Wait, what do you mean? She didn't pay me, but the money kept counting up. It was consistent. It wasn't fast money, but it was real money. Okay, we're doing a nighttime drive cuz the pay is 20% better. I mean, I don't mind it. All right, sir. You have a good evening. All right. Appreciate it. ALL RIGHT. YES. HE paid me $196, which means I can now afford a college degree. And by the end of day 15, I had $8,000 to my name. Nowhere close to that super yacht, but richer than three bucks I started with 15 days ago. I was still kind of homeless, but not in spirit. On day 16, I sat under that same bridge. I thought about the yacht. $8,000 is great, but if I really want to scale this up, I need to level up. So on day

17, I did something crazy. I enrolled into college. That's right. I paid my tuition. Are you kidding me? Is this going to work? Press E to purchase college course. Oh my god. YES. And just like that, I was officially a college student. From a homeless man to a musician to a taxi driver to now a college graduate. 17 days ago, I had $3 to my name and now I have a degree. Bruce, this is where life changes. I officially have a college degree. I can get real jobs now. Look, there's so many businesses on the map. I don't even know what these all are. So, I applied everywhere. On day 19, I finally got hired. I became

a programmer. And let me just say, I wasn't built for this. It's time to apply for my first real good paying job. That's right, little Bruce. Oh, I can't wait for this. Let's apply at Life Invader. Okay, it says I'm a programmer and my daily salary is $350. Okay, what do I do? How do I program? Uh, nerds. Do I need to go inside or something? Did AI take over our jobs or something? I thought this would be big money, like tech billionaire vibes, but they just made us sit outside. I had to record a couple of Tik Toks, but then the paycheck came. Today, you have earned $350. What? I did nothing. Okay, that was easy. Let's try that again. Another 350. What the heck? Okay, I now have $1,100.

A lot of time has been passing, but this might be the most boring job ever, bro. Bruce, we're getting out of here. I'm calling a taxi. This sucks. It paid less than taxi driving. I didn't get this far to become a programmer. On day 20, I applied for the pilot job. All right, if coding wasn't worth it, let's try to fly some planes. All right, we've made it all the way to Los Santos Airport. This is um going to be a fun job, I hope. OH, I'M A PILOT. OH, YEAH. I'm a taxi driver, but then I fly planes. Yeah, that's what a pilot does. Fly to the destination. All right. I like it. Lift those wheels. What a college degree is good for, huh?

Perfect. Let's make a smooth little turn. We don't want too steep of an angle. I think the passengers might get sick. And I'm not going to lie, this felt cool. For a second, I thought, "This is it." Once I landed that plane and I saw the money pop up, it doesn't equal rich. Okay, let's land this beauty. Uh-oh. Oh, this might be harder than I thought it would be. Uh, land it. Stick the landing. Yes. Okay. Not too bad. Could have been worse. We're alive. Any landing is a good landing. Am I right? Yes. You're welcome. Pay me good, please.

$280. That's it for a whole day of flying. It's fun though. But yeah, that's not going to make me rich. I got to try out something else. Like honestly, that's not paying the big bucks. I want to work at a restaurant. Maybe the owner wants to sell his restaurant and I can buy it off him and then, I don't know, franchise it, become the new McDonald's or something. From day 21, I did something that absolutely makes no sense. I got a college degree and became a waiter. Yeah, rock bottom to pilot to waiter in 3 days. Reality hit on day 22. And there you go. A whole day of work, $63. That's not worth it. That's not worth it at all. I miss my dog the whole day for $63.

I have to do it for Bruce. We have to give him the biggest, most beautiful house ever. Bruce was next to me, though. But I was frustrated. I did everything the right way. I got educated. I applied for better jobs. I worked hard. I'm not even close to 100K. The money counter has barely even moved. And that's when it hits me. There are no shortcuts. Degrees don't guarantee success. Titles don't guarantee success. Progress guarantees success. If I want to get rich, I can't just chase better jobs. I need to build something. And that's when I stopped looking for employment and started thinking about opportunity. This video is about to take

a huge turn. You see, I've been trying to do this legitimately without breaking any laws, apart from speeding on the highway and a couple of parking problems. But while living here in Los Santos, I've made some connections. That's right. Being homeless underneath of a bridge can have its advantages. I'm going to buy a meth lab. Yes. On the 23rd day, I was done playing nice. You see, when I was a taxi driver, I made connections. And when I was homeless, I learned things. I knew about a spot. They needed a cook. And I knew it paid well. I told myself that it was temporary, just until I got ahead.

Right. Screw it, Bruce, for stealing a car. We're going to do illegal things now anyway. We're starting a meth lab. Who cares that we're going to steal a little car? Okay. This is a nice car. This will look good. Yeah. Why not? All right. Quickly. Get in, Bruce. Get in. Uhoh. Bruce, get in. YEAH, BOY. OH, good boy. Woohoo. I can't wait to see what this is going to look like. Is it over here? Oh. Oh, [__] I'm sorry, Bruce. You didn't see that. Here it is. In the good old liquor store. All right, Bruce, stay put. Yeah, you never know. Oh my goodness.

Oh my goodness. I can sleep here, too. This place is perfect. Kind of like a home, right? First things first, we got to buy some supply. Okay, arrange supply deal. Um, let's do 50 supplies. Perfect. 50 supplies are now waiting for you at the seller. Okay, I guess I got to go pick that up. Okay, Bruce, we got things to do. Hopefully that'll fit in this car. Okay, it's not very far. Here it is. Oh my goodness. Can I fit that box in this car? Hey, how's it going, guys? Yep. Mine of supplies. Thank you. Thanks for your business. I'll get cooking. Yeah, quite literally.

Oh my god, guys. This is going to make me so much money, bro. Let's go. Mission passed. This is going to do well. Okay, so we have 50 supply now. Can we manufacture A SMALL BATCH? OH YES, we're cooking. So on day 23, I opened my own meth lab. My first cook. I had no idea what I was doing. And then I got raided. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, WHOA, WHOA. IT'S THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. WE'RE BEING RAIDED. NO. OH MY GOD. YO. WHAT THE HECK? WE'RE BEING RAIDED. I DON'T HAVE WEAPONS. HOW DO I GET OUT OF HERE? I DIDN'T PREPARE FOR THIS AT ALL. Oh my god. I should have bought a gun. What am I thinking? Bruce.

Oh no. COME ON, BRUCE. BRUCE, LET'S GO. OH MY GOD. DON'T KILL BRUCE. DON'T KILL MY DOG. HOW THE HECK AM I SUPPOSED TO BRUCE? Oh my god. I think Bruce ran. There's a guy with a machine gun literally right outside. Go, go, go. YEAH. YOU DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING, HUH? Give me that gun. Give me that gun right now. Give me that gun. Oh my god. I got it. Oh, this is crazy. There's one down here. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. What do I do? I GOT TO PROTECT THAT METH. OH, I GOT TO do some shady business, man. I got to do some shady business. There we go. GO, GO. YOU'RE ALL DEAD. YOU AIN'T STEALING

NOTHING. UH-OH. More people. Come on. You're all dead. Nice try. You don't mess with Jell's methampire. I'm I'm the new Walter White, basically. Oh my god. I killed all of them. Yo, where's Bruce? I hope he's okay. I saw him jumping out of the car. Okay, let's have a quick look then. Distribution bulk sell all product. I just got a call from a buyer wanting 88 g for $7,000. Go to the deal location. Oo, did we just make seven grand like that? Okay, that's not bad. That's doubling my money pretty much. And I could spend all of that money to buy more supplies and cook more. Okay, it's here somewhere. These

guys better not scam me. I got some good product for sale. You're not going to set me up, are you? Oh my god. They just handed me SEVEN GRAND. LET'S GO. THIS IS WORKING. I thought it was over, but somehow I still made $7,000 in one day. It's more than weeks of being a waiter. It started to become dangerous, but it was fast money. Okay, we're buying 500 supplies. That's all of my money. On day 25, I spent every single dollar on supplies. No savings, no backup. If this fails, I go back to that bridge. Wow. You came with a truck, huh? Pleasure doing business with you. Oh my god, I bought that many supplies. Oh yeah, bro. We're going to cook. We're There we go. 500 supplies restocked. All right. Manufacture mega batch.

Oh, you must purchase the perk bigger bucket to unlock this. Oh, what the Oh, no. Oh, that cost 15 grand. I spent all my money on the supply. No, I think I messed up the order of this. I have a lot of supplies. I need to just cook large batches, bro. Large batch finish. That's 100 grams of methamphetamine. Perfect. All right. Uh, we're selling a lot of meth. I think we're going to make up to $26,000 from a singular sale, guys. That's like four times more than my first sale. All right. Don't kill me, please. I got a lot of meth with us. $26,000.

Oh my god. We're going TO UPGRADE THE LAB. Unlock the ability to cook even larger batches using 50 supplies each time. Yes. And we're going to hire a chef. Boom. All my money spent. We're going to manufacture Mega Batch. Oh my god. Mega Batch is literally being cooked. Okay, while this is cooking, we're going to steal a car loaded with chemicals to produce larger cooking yields. I like it. All right, so this is the car I got to steal. I feel like they're going to shoot me. I'm happy Bruce didn't come. I'm happy Bruised didn't come. Uh, let's see. Is this one right? Oh shoot. Wrong car. Is it this one?

OH MY GOD. I'M DOING IT. I GOT A WANTED LEVEL. Oh my goodness. I got a wanted level. And the chemicals on the back of my truck. This is not good. This is not good at all. We're going down through the forest here. I think that's the best route to go. Wait, there's a cop. He didn't see me. Good. But these guys did. Oh my goodness. They're after me. They should not find out where I have this meth lab. Uh-oh. The prison's there. I definitely don't want to go there. I think they saw me. Uh-oh. Oh no. How did the barrel stay in the car? I don't

know. Supposed to be realistic. I got this. I got this, bro. Oh, I got an upgrade. I don't really know what that does. For the next couple of days, I cooked and cooked. Upgraded the lab, cooked some more, bought some more supplies. I wasn't thinking long-term, but I was thinking numbers. 10,000, 20,000, $50,000, $100,000. Oh my god. 100 grand. LET'S GO. Thank you. All right, we're immediately going to spend that money on upgrades. Boom. Now I have 35 grand left. Oh my god. 15 grand left. And let's sell the rest. Check product stock. We have 3,500 g. Sell all. That's going to make us $350,000, bro. Oh my god. Okay, we're here. We're here, bro.

You're the guy that has 350 grand for all my meth. Nah, I don't believe it. Oh my god. He just paid me. Let's go. THAT IS SO much money. I went from $3 to six figures. Bruce and I, we weren't underdogs anymore. It wasn't clean. I got raided again and again. But the money, it kept pulling me back. Well, I'm on my way to pick up 500,000, I believe. I can't even remember. Uh supplies. It's going to be great. It's got It's going to be totally great, bro. And the supplies are actually inside of this heli. Look at that. We just got to land it on our roof, bro. That is not sus at all.

No one's going to suspect a large helicopter landing on a stupid shack. Okay, there we go. 5,000 supplies in the bag. Okay. So, because I did so many upgrades, I think we're like able to cook quicker now. At least I hope so. Manufactur. Let's do the ultimate batch twice. Can we do TW? No, we can't do it twice. Okay. Well, it's going quick. Look at that. It's going really quick. All right. That's good. I'm pretty rich now. I'm not super yacht rich, but I think I uh I can get out of these sweaty clothes now. Don't you think? I'm going to go to the shops, buy myself a new outfit, and spend some money on weapons.

I think we need to do that. All right, first things first. Let's go into ammunition. Hello, sir. Oh, wait. Armor. Yes, please. Uh, we'll do the heavy duty stuff. Ooh, should I buy a sniper? Yes. Some bullets, bro. I got money. Who cares? Ooh, explosives? Yes. A machine gun? Uh, what about a nice shotgun? Okay. I mean, we're running a meth lab, guys. I need to be able to defend myself. We literally already got raided twice. Okay, let's also get a new outfit. Something that looks pretty good. I don't know if a suit goes with the whole meth lab look. You know what? That might work. And some golf pants. Look at that. On day 45, I stopped looking like the victim. I bought protection. I bought presents. I

bought power. No one was pushing me around anymore. Yo, Franklin's got re, bro. Franklin's got re. All right, let's go back to the lab. Oh my god, I just set up a bald deal. We're going to be millionaires. I don't even know what day it is right now, but we've been working on this meth lab for a long time and I'm about to sell like I don't know 10 kilos or 20 kilos of meth, which is our first milliondoll deal. Okay, I think we are nearly there. It's a nice part of town. I remember doing taxi jobs here. That's a long time ago. Okay, there you go. I know no one's suspicious of this, right? I look like a rich guy now. So, it works. This is going to be my first milliondoll deal, guys. My first million deal. I am the millionaire.

So, on day 47, I was officially a millionaire. $1 million. From a bridge to a million, Bruce, we did that. But there was one missing piece. On day 50, I was worth $3 million, and I decided it was time to enjoy it. Okay, it's been a long time. I feel like we've been here for at least 50 days now. I want to spend some of that cash on a nice car. Like, I'm I'm making too much money right now so I can buy myself something nice. What's the most expensive car? Oh, 10 million. That one sucks anyway. Okay. What car should I buy? Oh, we're going to buy this one for half a million dollars. The Groti Turismo R. Oh my god. We're buying it, Bruce. Oh my god. Look what I've got. Bruce, get in.

I bought my first ever super car. 50 days ago, I was digging through the trash. Now I'm driving this. And Bruce, he was there the whole time. We built this together. We're getting closer to owning a super yacht, too. You like it, Bruce? But there was a problem. Most of that money wasn't exactly clean. So, I had an idea. I start my own car dealership. And not just any dealership. This one was going to clean my money. You see, I'm currently worth $3.3 million. And if I get caught by the police, I'm back to zero. So, there's only one thing left to do. Create a new dealership. Boom. Let's name it Brute

Cars. kind of based on Bruce. Okay, I've already opened my business, but now I just need to rent a good location for it. And I definitely don't want to do that next to my meth lab. So, let's go and find another spot. And here it is, ladies and gentlemen. Not too far away from my meth lab, a car dealership. This is now mine. All right, so now it's time to place these cars up for sale. We're simply going to list them by driving them on these yellow docks. I know that doesn't make any sense, but trust me, this is how it works in real life since this is realistic Grand Theft Auto 5. For the next couple of days, I focused entirely on the dealership, upgrading the shop, hiring staff, buying better

inventory, and of course, I started selling cars. Some of those cars sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Oh my god. Uh, he's complaining. He's offering $128,000. Sold. Yes. And just like that, guys, in two days, I've made $685,000 just off my dealership. This place was cleaning my money. But on day 55, I wasn't done with the other business yet. I went back to my math lab and cooked another big batch. This one was massive. Okay, I started a new batch. Once that's done, we can sell it. And I think we'll make like another $3 million. And then we have to launder that money. On day

56, I went to check out the black market. Oh my goodness. Check this place out. I'm pretty sure I can buy all of these cars. Wait a minute. What do we have here? An adder. How much for this thing? 200 grand. Sure, I'll take it. Yes. Yes, I'll pay for it. How much for this? Yes. I'm going to buy all the cars off the black market. Bought some new cars. Got more buyers. made more deals and for the next several days I kept expanding. More cars, more deals, more sales. The dealership was booming.

Money was flowing in faster than ever. So, I opened another dealership. And this time, I invested everything into the most exclusive vehicles possible, supercars, luxury imports. And at this point, I was building an empire. I don't even know what day it is anymore, but guys, oh, I just finished another 14 kilograms of meth and I purchased this massive dealership. And look at all the cars I have here, bro. A Ferrari, an Audi, a BMW, bro. Oh my goodness. Look at this place. Look at that. A Rolls-Royce Lamborghinis. Yo, and just like that, ladies and gentlemen, we are now worth, let me quickly check, $8 million, $700,000.

We're this close to purchasing that super yacht. But then on day 67, everything went wrong. I was driving back to my meth lab and suddenly I got wanted. I hadn't even committed a crime that I knew of. The cops must have figured out it was me. Oh my god. Oh my god. They're coming for me, bro. Deadly forced authorized. What? Oh no, this is bad. Okay, I've been shot. What the heck? A PIECE OF MY CAR JUST FLEW OFF. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET ME, COPS. YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE JUST NOT. Oh my goodness. That was a large explosion. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're not going to get me.

YOU'RE NOT. NO. MY CAR. I TRIED TO ESCAPE, but then my car blew up and Bruce WAS INSIDE. MY CAR, IT BLEW UP. BRUCE. BRUCE, whistle him. Come on, BRUCE. I'M TRYING TO CALL HIM. WAIT, not with the phone. What the heck am I doing? I MEAN, I WHISTLE. FRANKLIN, WHISTLE, BRUCE. This is not good. This is not Uh-oh. Next thing I knew, I woke up in prison. Man, this sucks. Why do they all hate me? Why do you all hate me? He used to work for me, man. The next 20 days I spent inside of the prison cell working out, getting into fights, and thinking about everything that went wrong, and most importantly, missing Bruce, my big boy woofer dog. Man, this

whole prison thing sucks. I miss Bruce. I don't think he's alive anymore. I think he died. Even though he's gone, I was still going to complete the challenge. I had built an empire and lost almost everything. Finally, nearing my 90th day in this challenge, I was free. I checked what I had left. My meth lab was gone, but somehow my dealerships were still there. I'm out of prison. They took a lot of money, but not everything. I still have $3 million to my name. My meth lab has been seized. I think that's pretty obvious, but they left my car dealership and the other one, too. All I got to do now is grind.

I'm going to make enough money to buy that super yacht and fulfill my dream and Bruce's dream. And that's when it clicked. I didn't need the meth lab anymore. I finally knew how to build a real business. So on my 91st day, I went all in, tripling my money every single day, expanding the dealerships, buying more cars, making bigger deals, building the biggest supercar dealership empire possible. Millions started flowing in. But this time, it was clean. And by day 99, I was finally close. So close to the original goal. Business is going so incredibly well, guys. Look how much money I have. Yo, I think I need a new outfit.

I'm a big business owner now. I started at the bottom. Now I need a suit. A green suit. Oh, I'm about to own a yacht, lady. Yeah, I'm getting really close. Just a couple more cars to sell. It's finally time. I have $17 million in my bank and another $1.5 million to spend on this beauty. We're buying the Aquarius. We're giving it gold fittings, beautiful green LED lighting, a beautiful white and green exterior, and we will be naming it Bruce. On day 100, the most expensive super yacht in the entire game. I fought it. But there was only one name it could have, Bruce. I started this challenge with $3 homeless under a bridge and one dog who believed

in me. So, this one is for him. I'm a super yacht owner. I started at the bottom and now I'm here. Oh my goodness. For real. If you enjoyed this video, smash subscribe button and the like button. I spent like a week recording this, so yeah, I appreciate the