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Рік томуJoin me as we enter one of the most luxurious neighborhoods in the world and meet movie producer Joseph Merhi who came to America from Syria with $400 and a student visa and lived out his dream of producing over 100 movies and becoming a wealthy resident of Beverly Hills.
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@ffdv7458 Рік тому
Probably the most level headed rich guy I've seen on youtube. He gives me hope for humanity.
@BlueLynx1904 Рік тому
That's what happens when someone earns their money from nothing, rather than inheriting it from family. They have a much greater appreciation for the spectrum of wealth and privilege.
@elusivelectron Рік тому
Looks like the pool in Billy Madison where people were riding waverunners.
@wickedamg9796 Рік тому
How does a “rich guy “ give you hope for humanity? How about seeing level headed politicians that do what’s good for this country 😮
@Alfredosolotravels Рік тому
There’s many level headed rich people. But y’all just watch the click bait stuff of rich people flaunting their wealth
@mrchess24 Рік тому
@@wickedamg9796 majority of politicians are corrupt here you have a good guy from Syria who made it in America the are the people we need not Biden or trump
@centaur6ify 11 місяців тому
I liked how Joseph stressed the importance of cooking and taking meals together as a family
@CU-nz9ud 11 місяців тому
The simple things in life are still the best.
@PamelaD963 10 місяців тому
And teaching it in schools.
@JILOA 10 місяців тому
Nothing brings people together like food.
@lukemason2981 9 місяців тому
👏🏼 absolutely loved that I agree so much .. look at the Italians and greeks they cook and cook and cook perfect life 🙌🏼
@luqmankiani 9 місяців тому
As much as I like it, society is broken beyond repair these days and families are toxic and dysfunctional
@worldtraveler6087 7 місяців тому
That man isn’t only monetarily rich, but he’s rich in humility, humanity, and has a sincerity and zest for life that’s rare to see from regular folk let alone someone rich. He’s seems genuinely nice and grateful. He really taught me to just get up and walk away. You don’t have to be on 10 all the time. He’s so calming. I would love to be mentored by him and his wife. ❤
@PuriMusic-zg5iu 6 місяців тому
Hello , like you You life , I like. Thank You Janefirst
@juliogomez2749 6 місяців тому
This guy hires movers and doesn't tip 😂
@Navy35 4 місяці тому
Unlike most of those Hollywood elites who hate Americans, especially middle America .
@preciousmousse 3 місяці тому
I think rich people being a-holes is more of a misconception of the poorer rather than a truth about the rich. Money don't shape who you are.
@mikeb6085 3 місяці тому
@@preciousmousse Yup. Also even more common is the misconception that rich people don't work hard to earn or maintain their wealth. Even most athletes and celebrities have crazy drive and work ethic. But people act like it's so easy, then why wouldn't everyone be millionaires? Lol
@Fearless-CJ 8 місяців тому
This is what you call a real “Master Class” without a subscription. Thank you, Peter, for being who you are that allows doors to be opened for all of us. Joseph, you are a true inspiration.
@octaviodelaserna2007 Місяць тому
Hands down the best documentary out there! Peter is boots on the ground and let’s people talk without interrupting or leading! Your the best hand down Peter! 👍❤
@stephaniefunderburk8606 10 місяців тому
I don’t see a man bragging about what he has. I see is a man proud and grateful of what he has accomplished and over came in his life. No matter what “class” we are in there is always something in your life you can be proud or grateful for.
@codycoldbrewski572 9 місяців тому
Because he’s a multimillionaire that hasn’t made one good film and is in Beverly Hills because immigrants step on the heads of natural born citizens because they get all the benefits
@ruok3351 9 місяців тому
@@codycoldbrewski572 Success in life is mostly about perseverance, confidence and luck. If you are an adult and at any point have regrets over life choices and feeling like you've wasted so much time, then those are the opportunities to success that you did no take. You screwed up and now you gotta live with it. Whining over what others get will get you nowhere.
@ryanmarlin2974 9 місяців тому
@@codycoldbrewski572what benefits. Go ahead.
@stormstriker2000 8 місяців тому
@@codycoldbrewski572 " because they get all the benefits" explain please?
@pragbikramshah3658 Місяць тому
very true.. this attitute lead him to that much of success.
@Mountain_Valley_Sky Рік тому
This guy isn't like most of Hollywood. He actually knows where the 28lb bag of beans are, in his pantry. & enjoys cooking for family and friends. My point is that, he hasn't forgotten where he came from, & doesn't run his success's over the top of others. He is 1 example of why immigrants are so valuable to our nation. Who would not enjoy being an acquaintance or friends with someone like this, who is so balanced. Thks Peter!
@andrewj9831 Рік тому
Like Joseph said some of his friends are tired of hearing can you help me out.... can you give me this or that...etc My daughter was driving home from work in the middle of a blizzard, she saw a car in the ditch, pulled over and offered to give them a ride back home. All they wanted was a ride to the nearest restaurant until their ride can come, however the restaurant was closed, so she stayed with them in her car, until their ride came. They enjoyed talking about their interests, current events, etc. They asked her name and contact info, and when their ride arrived, they asked if they could offer her $$ (all $100's bills). She said no, donate $ to a good cause of their choice. They did, they ended up giving $$ to a good cause of their choice.. HER. They ended up helping my daughter with school, internships/connections, and holding her wedding in their company retreat center in the woods, and most of all their friendship. I think if my daughter took the "$100's bills", it would have ended at that.... My experience if most "famous or rich" people just want to be treated like a normal person.
@davidbeam8843 Рік тому
well said........thank you.
@BristolBerg Рік тому
You know absolutely nothing about who lives in these neighborhoods and yet, you’re making a generalized statement. You are on the opposite spectrum of the “out of touch” group, the bitter in the bottom.
@Mountain_Valley_Sky Рік тому
@@BristolBerg Practicing your "How to win every argument" techniques again??.. 😆
@mohankumar20000 Рік тому
by an immigrant its possible
@shaneparmar1261 8 місяців тому
'I have to think, what happened if his son got killed in 911, Iraq or in a foreign land and I remind him of that. I have to give him, his space.' The level of humility in that sentence is incredible
@leviwhite9 8 місяців тому
"Here, this is 50# of beans, ya know, it's like $28 and you can feed 200 people.” I love this guy. 😅
@JD-iu3vi 15 днів тому
How many of those bags did he donate to the food pantry or homeless centers?
@leviwhite9 15 днів тому
@@JD-iu3vi Couldn't tell you, as I'm not OP.
@BostonsF1nest Рік тому
Holy shit. I think I actually sat next to this guy on a plane once. A trip from NY to LA. The airline upgraded my seat to first class because I had an issue with a previous flight. After the first hour I remember talking to him practically the entire way. He was such an interesting guy. I remember he told me was in the movie business and that he grew up in the Middle East, but I had no idea how successful he really was. Crazy. Awesome guy. Very humble and down to earth. I’d like to hear the full story some day.
@Mariekr49 Рік тому
U wish
@steph4559 Рік тому
That’s Cap your honor
@kkonabill95 Рік тому
@@Mariekr49 Why doubt? It's more likely than you think if you actually go out and live life, helps to be in NY/LA
@BostonsF1nest Рік тому
@@kkonabill95 Yea I’m like 99% certain because he had a very similar demeanor and I remember after telling him I lived in Boston, he said he helped make the movie “Jaws” which was filmed in that area. It was also the only time I’ve ever flown first class and the guy sitting across the isle from me was extremely cool lol. I couldn’t tell you what he looked like, but the things he said and his energy always stuck with me.
@tylerofviolence Рік тому
no you didnt - fake
@MitchFisch12 Рік тому
I met Joseph in July 2022 at a restaurant in Nice France while on vacation. Him and his wife were incredibly kind and down to earth people. He kept telling me over and over that I need to get in to real estate developing and that if he could do it all over again he would skip producing movies and go right in to real estate developing. So cool to now see this video pop up and hear more of his story.
@juliettailor1616 Рік тому
Oh god. I don't know which is worse. Hollywood or real estate development. People are homeless because of real estate "development". How about factories or farms?
@Algeriadjamel Рік тому
when the wise points at the moon, the stupid looks at the finger
@twincherry4958 Рік тому
When will you start?
@AlecWyld Рік тому
@@juliettailor1616 Sure, people are homeless because of it, but more people have homes because of it. Nothing in life is without consequences. The greater good is the priority.
@juliettailor1616 Рік тому
@@AlecWyld what on earth are you talking about? How is in in the greater good to have homelessness? True home ownership (i e. home paid off, no mortgage) is at an all time low. Renting, homelessness and adult children living at home is at an all time high and it's not because of the lack of housing, it's because of the lack of AFFORDABLE housing. Los Angeles has a sea of homeless people in a city where up to 15% of homes are empty. Why is that? It's because of real estate "development". Entire, once thriving, downtown areas are now devalued and rundown. Why? Because of real estate "development" i.e. building malls and suburban sprawl. Now the middle class is being crushed and is shrinking rapidly due to the even greater concentration of wealth in the hands of guys like the one in this video, who advised the commenter to get into real estate. Americans have drunk so much Kool aid their brains are dead.
@fantasip 4 місяці тому
I have to admit how prejudiced I was before I started watching and instead got a whole new idea about wealthy successful people in Beverly Hills. Joseph's lifejourney, lifestory and lifestyle was truly inspirational and mind-blowing. Wow, what a guy! 🎉👑👏
@BlueskyDenver 3 місяці тому
Unfortunately, he is one in a million, and had he come today, in this climate, economy and state of political situation, he would not have made it. We see the the tremendous disparage between the mega rich and the disappearing middle class that is more and more turning into the poor class. And it's like that all over United States. Most people are hardly scrambling by, I have to work two jobs to pay rent, pay my car payments, car insurance and I don't even have children. I am currently enrolled in a master's degree program unable to manage the cost of living, let alone my high tuition. Los Angeles is full of crime, poverty, and drugs. And skid row is expanding and growing coast to coast, it's littered with garbage, drug addicted, mentally sick individuals who are discarded by society, they defecate and urinate on the streets ;like animals, crime and lawlessness is rampant, and yet within a few blocks you have mega mansions, high rise apartments costing millions of dollars, you have Sunset strip and all the luxury brands. Reality is this man made it, but little is said about the thousands and millions of people who move to Hollywood in hopes to make it big and end up homeless, drug addicted and in morgues. That's not being addressed. I don't care that this one dude made millions of dollars because millions of people live below the poverty line, because not everyone can go into Hollywood and strike it rich and the notion that everyone can have the American dream is at best just a dream, but not a reality for majority of young Americans today and it's not because they're not working hard enough, it is because everything is monopolized and the corporations are exploiting the every day workers, paying them low wages and pocketing billions in profit, while the people that work for them can hardly afford their rent and food.
@pete3028 8 місяців тому
If there was any doubt this man was legit it was gone when he offered Peter the guest room in his own home. What a success story of a genuine person. Amazing video as always.. thanks for taking us along.
@Mike-dy8bq Рік тому
What a gracious, kind and humble individual Joseph is! If all humanity could look at life like this man, the world would be a better place.
@nonoway288 Рік тому
I'm going to try harder today😊
@radiopete7290 Рік тому
humility is not a principle of the rich
@Joseph-nw3gw Рік тому
Nobody seems to talk about his age....the guy is 90 years and looking sprightly. He doesnt show any signs of slowing down. Cheers name sake.
@GratDuForloradeArgumentet Рік тому
Yeah right. Real estate developers are paras1tes on society.
@TheAeswein Рік тому
I couldn't have said it better myself. What a great interview!
@lifeisgood15 Рік тому
I have never commented on your videos before, but I loved this video. I loved the fact that a person who immigrated to the USA at 18 yo, appreciated our freedoms more than some that were born in the USA & don't understand the privilege of being born in a free state. This video moved me to tears of thankfulness for his love of our country. Citizens around the world seek what we take for granted everyday. Thank you!
@qtseymone1 Рік тому
Agreed! He emphasized that he was an American and grateful. Only in this country.. As a Black woman, I do not identify as African American.. I'm an American. Only in this country could my parents come from poverty, graduate college, and have children that each make 6 figures per year.
@SaraMcCain Рік тому
Yes! Perfectly stated. Though the media would have us think otherwise, you are not alone in being grateful to call America home!
@aerokasyeal4840 Рік тому
@@qtseymone1 the thing is, you are african, and the thing is, This rich man is a syrian, Dont forget your real home, and the white americans, are europeans, america belongs to the native americans, the red indians
@BeatBoyStill Рік тому
@@aerokasyeal4840 I couldn't agree more as a Mestizo (or indigenous Mexican American, born in the U.S.) we often forget that history, it's all too easy, but *we must also realize what those Europeans built*, opposed to what their homeland became, here we have freedom/democracy over there they had/have dictatorship and other forms of bs hybrid communism they didn't settle for that here. All thanks to the founding father's ideals of a good life, we live in the freest place on earth. Some, "patriot" white Americans of today like pointing at them (the founding fathers) and "taking credit" for their achievements, in order to justify a "White America" which is crazy. Anyway, all else aside (which I do not say lightly, as to not be dismissive of many atrocious events in history), they made a country that seemed impossible at that time in history, not because of their race, but rather because of their *ideals* on what makes a country worth living in, bringing up natives and assigning them ownership by "default" is just as disappointing as those white Americans claiming the US could do without other races. If this was native land today, I wonder what it would look like, likely better but less progressive or likely worst and just as progressive. regardless of race ideals of the founding fathers is what makes America great, imo. NOT RACE
@carbonking53 Рік тому
@@aerokasyeal4840 "Native Americans" are, in fact, not native at all to this continent. They are descendants of nomadic Asian hunter gatherer tribes that migrated across the Bering Strait land bridge thousands of years ago. So America really doesn't belong to them either according to your logic. Lets also not forget that these so called "Native American" tribes warred with each other for control of the land and the people. The history on mankind is one of war and conquest. It is not exclusive to any one race or ethnicity.
@kevintaylor1928 8 місяців тому
You know what, Peter, that whole video was GOLD! Joseph is the epitome of the American Dream come true. He's the kind of guy I could listen to for hours!
@MiltonRenaissance 8 місяців тому
I was so surprised that this is my favorite interview so far. The gentleman said so many inspirational and humble things, and I enjoyed it so much. He touched my heart as a human being and I thank him for allowing you and us into his world that was so real. Great job!
@EBeggsKOK 9 місяців тому
Man… I could have listened to another 6 hours of Joseph … such a fascinating backstory, and what an absolutely amazing outlook on life, on America, on chasing the dream, on motivation… so much to unpack in this one! Such a well done interview!
@jaclynnschaefer 9 місяців тому
Same here!
@MaS-ym9uz 9 місяців тому
Agree
@mugennyibabra2098 6 місяців тому
True
@Johnbinsky 4 місяці тому
Absolutely
@OrneryWoman 8 місяців тому
I love that he is humbled enough to do a relaxed informative documentary. He has worked his way up to the top. He is one of the most grateful rich people I’ve ever seen. The mansion is incredible. He makes people believe in America and what we should stand for again. I appreciate his attitude and his gratitude! He deserves what he has.
@andrewjackson5127 5 місяців тому
Dirty little secret. Most rich people are just like Joseph.
@eleni8934 8 місяців тому
24:00 my dad was born in Egypt and he feels the same way, his family moved when he was really young and he just never looked back. He loves America now and is super grateful of the opportunity we have here, he invested in real estate to support our family and has an extremely strong work ethic.
@ytc257 4 місяці тому
Do you know Jesus is a messenger of God
@mikosue8694 3 місяці тому
Does he give back anything to the country that gave you this opportunity?
@simbalantana4572 2 місяці тому
@mikosue8694 What an ignorant and disrespectful comment. If loving America, gratitude for the opportunity, and hard work don't mean "giving back," I'm not sure what does. Is it a handout that you want?
@simbalantana4572 2 місяці тому
My family came from other countries, but ditto -- 100%.
@mikosue8694 2 місяці тому
@@simbalantana4572 go cry somewhere I don't care 🙄
@starryeyednomad3519 4 місяці тому
Joseph was such a mellow, down-to-earth gentleman. It was a pleasure to listen to his stories and his hard-work wisdom.
@macaronmommy2030 Рік тому
I’m really impressed by this man’s gratitude, upbeat attitude, and sense of humor. These were, no doubt, large contributors to his success.
@H2OOF Рік тому
EXACTLY!❤
@megansummersides4255 9 місяців тому
Yes more patriotic than most...🙏
@Rapha187 Рік тому
This guy was so nice, so friendly. Good role model and mentor. He deserved all his success
@ChasingBogeys 6 місяців тому
Dude as an immigrant from similar parts who also came with nothing and a student visa, this is so inspiring. The main thing he said was how busy we get in the grind and don’t think about what’s good for us.
@MegaRetr 8 місяців тому
What a gracious, kind and humble individual Joseph is!
@frenchb3240 Рік тому
As a French man living in America for 22 years I relate to this man.. this country changed my mindset !! Once you think for yourself and create opportunities nothing can stop you! Bless u all❤
@poupondigbo6808 Рік тому
So true USA 🇺🇸 changes people's mindset if you really stay focused and know what you really want to achieve 😊
@ricardomarin487 11 місяців тому
and now your telling other migrants to go home
@hamidnikzad3812 11 місяців тому
@@ricardomarin487 cuz in American definition, the real Americans are white European that came to USA and after a few generation telling others foreigner
@bambinaforever1402 11 місяців тому
Wdf?????? As a person living in France and after visiting California and LA in particular - dear god thank you i do not live in USA. Awful place. France is 100000000 times better. And i m not french - i m originally from Finland. Finland is also way better than USA
@hamidnikzad3812 11 місяців тому
@@bambinaforever1402 France is a good country only for french not for outsider.
@MyPapagio 10 місяців тому
I hope this guy reads this. He is why I love self-made people. He is a true American, and he inspires me in my own entrpreanural mission (currently small brick and mortar retail business owner in the raw pet food sector with big aspirations to help animals). Thank you, sir, for your candor and willingness to document your lifestyle. You have also inspired me to take cooking with family more seriously, and now I want TWO pizza ovens!!
@sethsha7826 9 місяців тому
You GOT THIS!
@KM-hm1dr 9 місяців тому
Nice bro good luck. That’s how it’s done. You work hard so you meet other people who are also on a upward track and people who have made it. Then you make it too because it’s 50% hard work to get into the right circle of friends, and the rest is luck :) but you increase your luck the more focused you remain.
@TamiraHines-gd5ti 9 місяців тому
Yaaasssss 💪🏽🙌🏽👏🙏🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
@clamendola3895 9 місяців тому
I would love to hear your story, and how your business progresses!
@vv7299 9 місяців тому
You hope he'll read your cookie cutter reply. If he does, he might not be very impressed
@babygrlb82 7 місяців тому
I absolutely love this guy! So humble and so inspirational. I love hearing him talk. Such a great attitude about life. So many great stories. ❤️Bless him.
@StressRUs 7 місяців тому
Another wonderful and informative interview! And that's from an old, retired psychiatrist who interviewed 25,000 suffering souls, all of whom I respected and loved. Peter seems to have a similar attitude and brings the best out in his interviewees. God bless you and your work!
@JuiceMyRandomness Рік тому
Peter I would love you to do a wealth series or immigrant series Interviewing a whole range of people who came to America and started a life. Those with all different types of salaries ultra rich to working class (like me). Just seeing what life a person creates in a foreign country would be so beautiful and real. I am from Birmingham Uk and now live in Utah. We bought our first home last year. A humble life in a small Utah town. Coming from a big diverse city in England to a tiny American town has been a journey. Not sure how interesting it is but it’s certainly human. Peter you do an amazing thing ❤
@PeterSantenello Рік тому
Great idea! A whole series on immigrants and their American story. If you want to chat further here please email me at: contact@petersantenello.com
@tareglashab8605 Рік тому
Great idea 💡. That would be very interesting.
@-BRUM-KRO-0121-SMEDZ- Рік тому
Im from Birmingham and still here unfortunately lol
@JM-ig4ed Рік тому
@@PeterSantenello I love that idea! Especially in this era where we seem to be on the verge of losing it all with so much political corruption. We could really use stories of how great rule of law is and how lucky we really are.
@ianedwards7862 Рік тому
Hello Mate. From Merthyr Tydfil in Wales. Living in Virginia for nearly 24 years.
@22laurielu Рік тому
Peter, I don’t know how you keep finding the best people to interview. You somehow reveal the sweet everyday humble person in every walk of life. This video is inspiring. Thank you Mr. Merhi for inviting us into your world and giving us hope that we all can make it big if we work hard at it.
@MrNypdblue911 Рік тому
Brilliant video Peter, as always....An incredibly humble, hardworking, clever, interesting, compassionate human being 🙏👏❤️
@PeterPerez. Рік тому
Thanks Laurie
@mc9551 Рік тому
Very well said, Laurie B
@funfunfun3624 10 місяців тому
I think people trust Peter. They see that he is not judgemental, has no agenda, and listens. He doesn't think politically left or right
@user-vn3lb8mf1n 3 місяці тому
This is why UKposts is the most compelling content source available. Peter is brilliant and Joseph understands that implicitly. Bravo Gentleman!
@Andreas683 7 місяців тому
What a kind and humble man Joseph seems to be. Great episode as always Peter
@CarlWithACamera 11 місяців тому
This man, and his wife, are the salt of the earth. Quiet spoken, personable and every thing he speaks about is positive and uplifting. He agreed to do the interview in hopes of inspiring people, and I have to believe he has achieved that goal in all things he's done in his life.
@codycoldbrewski572 9 місяців тому
Smh yeah…. Dude that lives in gross excess and gold digger that marries a guy after a couple days because of material things… salt of the earth…. Anyone would be that cheery and happy in that home
@EMDEEW 9 місяців тому
@@codycoldbrewski572 F*ck you're so right. Salt of the earth my ass. He's a nice and friendly guy. But this is not modesty. His richness is grotesque. This guy is simply not stressed, that's all. He is relaxed, which is confused with humble. People in the US are so used to rich poeple being complete assholes, that when they meet one who is just friendly and not so pretentious, he's the salt of the earth all of a sudden. This guy is relaxed because he lives like a king. Salt of the earth mi culo... That is not what the expression means. When your bank account shows more than even half a million dollars, you lose the ability to be eligible for that term, just by definition. This term is meant for the forgotten, the downtrodden, the poor, who would still pick up a homeless person from the street and feed them, at their own expense. THAT is the salt of the earth. Not a multimillionair who got rich by making 'Bikini beach I II and III.'
@firelordplayz 9 місяців тому
@@codycoldbrewski572 Spot on. Show someone a nice house and a car and they are sold. They completely lose the ability to think critically.
@BananaZen7 9 місяців тому
But he has not yet achieved the most important goal of all: Becoming a follower of Jesus who said: 'I Am The Way, The Truth and The Life...no one comes to the Father (Abba) except through me' (John 14:6)
@CarlWithACamera 9 місяців тому
@@BananaZen7 ah, the adult version of Santa Claus. Believe... or no gifts for you!
@paulrodriguez5958 9 місяців тому
This was by far you’re best video. This gentleman was so impressive with his story, his gentlemanly way, his graciousness, generosity with his time, and his philosophical views. As an immigrant myself, I can understand exactly what he means for the love of our country. Inviting you onto his table to share the food of his culture is by far one of the most profound ways to show respect and appreciation. Enjoyed this video very much.
@fh5102 9 місяців тому
*your
@SadRahne 9 місяців тому
Funny. The mistake is usually people typing "your" when it should be "you're" and not the other way around. My biggest pet peeve is the "then/than" distinction, ha! It's not at all difficult to get it right.
@computerjantje 9 місяців тому
why on earth was this his best video? I agree it was a good video but I do not see this as better then some others. I can only hope you do not see this as his best video because of the guest in the video. because if you value stories from successful people better then from other people then I think you miss the whole point and value of what Peter is doing. Personally, although I liked the guy interviewed in this video, I find the stories about average successful or struggling people much much more valuable and interesting. I think Peter is at his best on those.
@paulrodriguez5958 9 місяців тому
@@SadRahne Mr. English teacher over here. You sound like you’d be so much fun at a party.
@paulrodriguez5958 9 місяців тому
@@computerjantje well there’s this thing called opinions and preferences. You enjoy certain aspects of videos and others enjoy other aspects. It’s what makes us interesting as individuals and makes the world a better place to live. The ability for people to be drawn and influenced by different aspects of places, persons, and things causing different ideas to be proliferated across the world. In other words…. To each their own.
@JenniferShipp1 7 місяців тому
What a genuine soul! We need more folks like him in this world!!
@01Varda 8 місяців тому
I could have listened to Joseph talking another hour, at least. He was so hospitable, warm and friendly. I never thought he was going to let us see in that mansion and he took the camera all over his home, he knew what the audience wanted to see, I guess that's what makes him such a good director. Thank you Joseph for your wise words of advice, I found you very inspirational, every young person who as a dream should watch this.
@azanterose6526 Рік тому
I really enjoyed watching this interview with Joseph Merhi. He seems very humble,level-headed, hard-working , determined & wise in using what he has to make the next ambitious step, living in the moment, It has really made me think about how I can get more motivated to achieve..not for more money, but a happy, healthy life. I always regretted not doing more & taking more opportunities after finishing school in the 90s. Watching this has definitely reset my mindset. From ❤️ Australia 🇦🇺
@hypnocilicdreams Рік тому
I'm in a similar position. Same age, too, sounds like. So many under-used years. But we're really starting now, that's main thing. & hopefully, have still managed to learn a great deal along the way. All the best
@deborahcaldwell9775 Рік тому
Cook yourself a beautiful delicious meal, eat it with joy, and then take ACTION.
@Ericxnugz Рік тому
well not detectives getting 600K A YEAR COMING STRAIGHT FROM OUR TAXES!!??
@rocketman3770 Рік тому
@A C LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION! Peter you are not available today? wtf!
@azanterose6526 Рік тому
@hypnocilicdreams thank you for your kind words. I wish you all the best, too. I hope you achieve what you want to achieve. We're not too old to learn & still have time to achieve. Today (day after watching the video), I'm already making changes.
@karl662 Рік тому
Man, Joseph was so inspirational. I believe him completely in that the American Dream is hard work and tenacity. Nothing is handed to you in this life, but in the U.S. you have opportunities that you have no place else. Self made millionaire. Nice job Peter...and Joseph.
@tpeterson9140 Рік тому
Ya but he was lucky too. He went to the right place at the right time. Just as hollywood became big.
@JonathanAlmgren Рік тому
A lot of people get it handed to them, it's called generational wealth, there are a lot more people that get it handed to them then those that actually work hard and achieve this wealth from nothing.
@selmaadam9579 Рік тому
Why would u think that such an opportunity doesn't exist anywhere else? Like is America the only well off country in the world that gives its people's rights and opportunity?
@nelsyoung833 Рік тому
@@selmaadam9579That is correct. You hit the right answer. 7:50 in his own words "Americans are the greatest people in the world..they are kind..helpful".
@theslashr Рік тому
@@selmaadam9579 Welcome to American exceptionalism, when this is the propaganda they receive all their life this is what comes out
@matcha.t612 17 днів тому
i could listen to this man for days. so down to earth and humble, which is hard to find nowadays
@Planeta_Terra977 8 місяців тому
I'm Kenyan relocating to the US; watching this gives me hope that with unwavering determination it doesn't matter if you're an immigrant or not,there are no limitations to what you can possibly achieve in life.Keep burning that midnight oil!
@behrozzafar8447 7 місяців тому
I’ve just entered the U.S. from Afghanistan 3 weeks ago, and I assure you that IF you focus on your goal and don’t get distracted by drugs, partying, girls and media, you can absolutely make it to the top and it truly is the GREATEST country on earth
@simba8665 4 місяці тому
Nothing is impossible in this country my brother. Don’t listen to the noise
@westimagery290 10 місяців тому
You wonder why Joseph became successful? His infectious personality and gratitude towards life. He attracted amazing people into his life because of his respect for humanity.
@VelkePivo 9 місяців тому
His endless hard work didn’t play a role?
@MrRaitzi 8 місяців тому
He has good energy. That is something money can't buy.
@socomxx 8 місяців тому
and the country of America.@@VelkePivo
@bippy201 Рік тому
What a kind, humble man. It’s really cool that he took some time to watch your videos and learn about you first. And offer you a room in his house. I’d love to spend a day learning from him, hearing his stories, and eating that amazing looking hummus. Also his cat food story cracked me up!
@jamiemcnay 6 місяців тому
I acted in the 1987 Movie called "Heat Street" that Joseph Mehri and his business partner Richard Pepin produced. Thanks for the walk down memory lane. Great content.
@User-007imwnx 6 місяців тому
Wow
@garyny4073 5 місяців тому
Jamie - aren't u special , I've been struggling before that year , can't get an agent , manager , sag card , pitch meeting for my scripts , stunts , camera , grip union . Every door closed without knowing a star for help opening doors ! Not allowed to talk on the phone , phone gets slammed ! Aren't u special ! 🎥🎥👍🍿
@lamozfashions2958 6 місяців тому
The best person to listen to. Thanks Joseph for taking us through your life.
@lawrenceklein3524 11 місяців тому
Kind, intelligent, wise, decent, aware, and informed. This man is a gem.
@sonjar1853 9 місяців тому
I can see why Joseph and his wife were attracted to each other, they are unpretentious, genuine, and appreciative for what they have. They have shared goals- hard work, and family. So often with such a wealthy producer you would have the classic bimbo wife, and tons of phony affectations. What a fascinating interview! I was mesmerized by what he was saying, and also by his speaking voice, so soothing! Instead of putting on airs, he has a rather pragmatic view of his wealth. Thank you for this very enjoyable, and most unusual video.
@monkeybearmax Місяць тому
The America he loves and that allowed him to succeed is quickly becoming a distant memory.
@zemb2355 Місяць тому
But Not for him He is filthy rich
@zartic4life Місяць тому
The moment I heard an accent from this super rich guy I knew there was hope for humility and introspection.
@ellebelle8515 9 місяців тому
Pay attention to the values that helped this man earn his success: 1. He is grateful and humble; he is a gentleman. 2. His spent his young years sacrificing his comfort and working very hard- as he said, "working two jobs."
@amde8554 4 місяці тому
He also made smart decisions to be able to save and invest
@authenticallyamber99 Рік тому
Excellent interview, Peter! Not because of Joseph’s wealth as much as the wisdom he freely shared. Everything he said was spot on. This is the greatest country in the world and anyone who has the drive and ambition can make something of himself. Very inspiring!
@jasonmcalister5282 8 місяців тому
If all rich people was like this guy it could and probably would be a way better world! I mean he literally was goin to let him stay in his house and just meet him! That's awesome!
@bz3548 5 місяців тому
What a wonderful man Joseph is and his wife looks a very nice person. Love his mentality about family togetherness. Very rich man, yet very down to earth. Thank you for all your advice and for let us inside your beautiful house. Love all of your Christmas decorations and Christmas trees. We need more people like you, who haven’t forgotten your early years in Vegas. Now you’re a humble very successful man 👍👍👍👍.
@AGirlHasNoName829 9 місяців тому
My father was quite wealthy in his time. He was like this gentleman. Drove a nice vehicle, had a nice home but no flashy clothes, jewelry, etc. You wouldn't notice him in a crowd. Just a regular guy. People like this really are out there. Great interview...
@gennyverdone4022 Рік тому
One of my favorite videos! This gentleman should be mandatory viewing for teens today. His life lessons are invaluable. I know it is hard to get people like this but I hope you can do more of them. Love your content and never miss any.
@matsabagroup2273 28 днів тому
Very humble individual.The world needs more people like him.
@Tsitris46 Місяць тому
Joseph is so humble and authentic. Salt of the earth, a true role model!
@Cspspack Рік тому
As a small business owner I found this to be quite inspiring. I provide low cost mental health services to people. I do it because I love it, not to become rich, but I need to at least be comfortable. That’s hard to achieve sometimes. But, I feel if I stay creative and work my ass off I will accomplish my goals and that’s success. Joseph seems to have done what he loves and that’s why he’s successful.
@ivan19656 Рік тому
You will never be rich with this type of business. You need to sell your products and became influencer!
@fleetsma5119 Рік тому
Thank you for providing affordable mental health services! You are more important than anyone. Without being stable mentally, could we move forward? Probably not. Thank you!
@Allaiya. Рік тому
I hope your business is successful because mental health is so important!
@NotReallyAEvilMorty Рік тому
I really hope it works out for you my friend! Best of luck on your business endeavors
@kerzytibok3211 Рік тому
I hope your business succeeds because we desperately need good mental health services in America. Of course, you won't get rich on this type of business, but you are doing it for a higher cause, and for that you should be applauded.
@directionlessatm Рік тому
I love this man. I’m only about 10 mins in and he “gets it”, you know? Happy for the life he’s created for himself and his family. The true American dream is creating your own freedom.
@judydeangelis182 3 місяці тому
I just discovered your channel recently. This is my favourite by far. Joseph's story is so inspiring! He's a true testament to having a dream and working hard to achieve it. Thank you for introducting us to him!
@FreedomSpirit7 8 місяців тому
Joseph is so sweet and soft spoken. You can tell he's a gentle soul.
@ChefDaveKrul 9 місяців тому
I love that he mentioned cooking over education, there’s nothing more wholesome than cooking for family . True happiness
@NotTheLarryDavid Рік тому
His appreciation for humor in times of stress is what makes him an absolute gem. The cat food story was incredible.
@BrandyInkedMama 4 місяці тому
I absolutely loved watching this guy. Such a humble soul. I love all your videos but this one by far has been my favorite to watch!
@marcelomartinez-mz1rw 8 місяців тому
What a nice humble man with such a kind heart!!!🙏🙏🙏
@julianhernandez2322 Рік тому
Peter you did it again!!! This was a great insight into the American dream. Joseph has an incredible story and we are truly lucky to have had a glimpse into his life. Joseph has the gift to become a motivational speaker and inspire millions.
@PeterSantenello Рік тому
Thanks Julian! I agree, Joseph is very inspiring, I left glowing after this shoot.
@julianhernandez2322 Рік тому
@@PeterSantenello I believe you...his Good vibes are contagious.
@believestthouthis7 Рік тому
Exodus 34:6,8,29-30 6 And the Lord passed by before him, and proclaimed, The Lord, The Lord God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abundant in goodness and truth, 8 And Moses made haste, and bowed his head toward the earth, and worshipped. 29 And it came to pass, when Moses came down from mount Sinai with the two tables of testimony in Moses' hand, when he came down from the mount, that Moses wist not that the skin of his face shone while he talked with him. 30 And when Aaron and all the children of Israel saw Moses, behold, the skin of his face shone; and they were afraid to come nigh him.
@CMon_Jack Рік тому
This guy seems like he deserves everything he has. Very pleasant man.
@user-vv4tx4fo4p 4 місяці тому
Excellent interview as always - really hope Joseph writes a book or two one day to share his full story - stories of down-to-earth people like him who epitomize the American dream really needs to be shared widespread, especially for the younger generation.
@judithjacques7122 7 місяців тому
OK I’ve just finished watching the entire podcast. I give it an A+ plus plus there such a thing and this is probably one of the best master classes I’ve ever watched and my sister is also producing but not on the scale you are so I have a little bit of background and I am thrilled that I got to watch and listen to both of you tonight. Thank you.
@spoonvalleyracing Рік тому
This is a testament to Your ability to cross boundaries Peter is second to none, going from poor homeless junkeis to millioneirs and portray every single human as just human, that is respect from me.
@Justreplayy Рік тому
I can relate to Joseph. You wouldn't completely understand how great this country is until you've seen or lived in other parts of the world.
@alinet9937 11 місяців тому
it depends where you come from I am from Switzerland and would never live full time in the US - we have free Uni, free education, good health care, no crime, guns but no shooting, road and airports that work, clean public transport and not many people in jail...
@johncollins9989 11 місяців тому
@@alinet9937 well if you think thats what America is, then you don't know anything about it and you should probably stay in Switzerland.. 👍🤷♂️
@RockinLoud360 10 місяців тому
Americans and forgetting other first world countries existing
@johncollins9989 10 місяців тому
@@RockinLoud360 ooooor maybe other "first world" countries should get over themselves and not worry about what the US is doing or worried about.. how bout that?? How bout live your life and worry about the "first world " problems in your own country? 🤷♂️🤷♂️
@Justreplayy 10 місяців тому
@@alinet9937 There's no such thing as a free lunch. Have you compared your cost of living index to that of the United States? Every country has its advantages and disadvantages. Don’t think it’s a homogeneous country across the map.
@TheDennyZone 7 місяців тому
I love this video. Joseph is like a term I heard as a child growing up, The Guy Next Door. So natural and welcoming it reminds me of my youth living at home with my parents and how everyone was brought into the home and sat around the kitchen table having coffee, tea and whatever mom had baked, even leftovers if they were hungry. My grandparents were the same way and grandmother wouldn’t leave the table until the last person had had their fill. We were not wealthy but priceless in what the heart held and all worked diligently to achieve their goals. It’s lovely to see someone so successful that has held to what is most valuable and to be treasured in life. Very inspirational. Thank you.
@3southerncatsandmomma 5 місяців тому
Joseph is a very humble man. I loved this entire video.
@luisfeliperasmussdealmeida4516 Рік тому
This guy is somehow magnetic. 40 minutes of the video that went like a breeze. Thanks for the content, Peter!
@heathersaez14 11 місяців тому
Such a kind man he is! And is wife! And the fact he took time out to be interviewed definitely says a lot about him! And he worked hard for everything he has! Very smart and level headed! Love this video!!
@tomdalton4293 11 місяців тому
Also credited people who helped him along, rather than arrogantly claiming he did it all himself
@sh-df1bb Місяць тому
What a beautiful, humble human being.❤ This man deserves every bit of success and happiness that comes to him and his family. Hopefully he will open more doors for Peter to reach his absolute full potential. Thank you both for sharing this video with us all
@KidrauhlFanJB 5 місяців тому
As an Armenian, seeing so many Armenians who made it big in California makes me wish somebody could help me step foot into the US. Nowadays being able to work or live in the US permanently is way more difficult than it used to be. The biggest problem is getting the permanent residency for me. If I would have that I would work really hard to achieve my dreams and I know I would be successful.
@mz4637 2 місяці тому
why not come to canada?
@KidrauhlFanJB 2 місяці тому
@@mz4637 canada would be great too but I don't have anyone who could help me, i would do anything to get there but it's really difficult and I don't know where to start
@KidrauhlFanJB 2 місяці тому
@@mz4637I wish I could, I would really want to but I don’t have anyone who could help me, I would do anything to be able to move there but I don’t know where to start
@FireWizardGg 24 дні тому
@@mz4637 more difficult to be rich there
@AmeZidi_ Рік тому
I'm Kenyan and this is one of the best videos that you have made so far. Joseph is such an inspiration to every immigrant, myself included. Hopefully some Americans and others in Western countries will realize the privilege it is to have some of the freedoms and opportunities that they have.
@clandestinetechnologies2460 Рік тому
I can tell in your comment you are ready for success!
@iamjulie.k Рік тому
For sure 🇰🇪
@Rob_Kates Рік тому
In America, often times the immigrants work much harder than those who are native to the US. That leads to financial success.
@emmanuelkuto3694 Рік тому
I agree with you Kabisa
@dualealiali1386 Рік тому
Unlike Kenya and the rest of Africa.
@DanielAlbarran-re2gv 11 місяців тому
I wish i learnt most of these principles about seven years ago. A lot of people have been trapped strongly in the matrix-- Go to school, get a job, and then slave your whole life. Many miss out on life-changing information that could have great effect on their finances. I played with the stock market sometime in 2020, and I was surprised at how well it turned out. I want to put in $90k more into the market. I heard people are making really great returns despite the downturn. Any recommendations?
@AlbarranMarco-hu8yj 11 місяців тому
Avert too-good-to-be-true con tricks. Consult a fiduciary counselor; these professionals are among the best in the business and offer individualized guidance to clients based on their risk tolerance. There are undesirable ones, but some with a solid track record can be excellent.
@PatrickVien-ik5pb 11 місяців тому
Yes, I've been in constant touch with a Financial Analyst Mark Stuart Jordan for approximately 8 months. You know, these days it's really easy to buy into trending stocks, but the task is determining when to sell or keep. That's where my manager comes in, to help me with entry and exit points in the industries I'm engaged in. Can’t say I regret it, I’m 40% up in profits just in 5months with my initial capital of $160k
@Philippinespolicedepartment 11 місяців тому
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
@BiancaD.Jordan 11 місяців тому
Big Credits to Mark Stuart Jordan he has a web presence, so you can simply search for, there are some others but it might be difficult to get them, but Mark Stuart Jordan has been a good guide through the year.
@oghenetegeokenono4927 11 місяців тому
I just looked up Mark Stuart Jordan online and researched his accreditation. He seem very proficient, I wrote him detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call.
@thepinksidewalk 7 місяців тому
I am so happy to meet Joseph. I had no idea what or how this video would turn out. What a wonderful time I had watching this success story. He deserves the world, a real teacher. I would absolutely love to meet him in person. ❤️😎🙏
@harlowcat614 6 місяців тому
Love how humble Joseph is. His home is beautiful ❤
@pocholo.21 Рік тому
I could listen to Mr. Joseph the whole day! Down to earth and humble wealthy man.
@FistsOfFury_ Рік тому
i agree, so many stories' and his delivery is nice
@ghostrider100ful Рік тому
As an immigrant who came on the same student visa 4 years ago with few dollars in hand struggling to build a better life and dreaming of a career in Entertainment Industry. This is a true inspirational video. A good advice from a successful person. Sir Joseph Toufik Merhi very proud of you! And Peter for bringing this to my eyes! Insha Allah
@hellurmoto3163 Рік тому
Yessss sir, and dont give up!! He did it, and you can too
@solvingpolitics3172 Рік тому
Here you go: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aZKmoYawrbB02qM.html
@hijinks21 Рік тому
Difference between Americans and immigrants is a lot of immigrants will take risks to be successful while a lot of Americans won't. Take risks and kill it. Good luck
@1ronman1 Рік тому
don't read too much into it. America is VASTLY different than the era he came in.
@WandererinAqaba Рік тому
The only down side he lost his religion along the way. May Allah guide him Seek Allah's pleasure and Allah will give you more than you realize. The power of dua
@trapperjohn62 8 місяців тому
Humble, polite and down to earth. What a guy Joseph is.
@istandout2719 7 місяців тому
He’s such a nice eloquent man.! And he deserves EVERYTHING he worked so hard for.! Bless you my brother .
@alimtanta2934 Рік тому
I can sense this man' energy, the calmness, realness and how humble he is, very nice to be around him. He has a peaceful soul in him. You, Peter have always nice stories in your videos. Keep up the great work, One Love
@pofjiosgjsoges Рік тому
5:55 - this is so true story. My father visited the U.S. in the late 1980s, colleagues also bought dog food thinking it was normal food. The reality for visitors from post-Soviet countries was quite different. They were given checks for small expenses, the value of which exceeded their 3-year salaries.
@khalidalali186 Рік тому
Touché.
@queenbee-hj2gt Рік тому
Now that was funny 😂😅
@BabylonIzFalling Рік тому
‘…if its tuna, why does it have a picture of a cat … (you thought you were eating cat) he was eating cat food …’ LMAO! poor Muhammad. Funny story. 😹🐟
@Curling_Rack Рік тому
daamn lol
@Ericxnugz Рік тому
WELL SEIING DETECTIVES GET PAYED 600K A YEAR NOW WE SEE WHERE ALL OUR TAXES GO T FOR BULLSHIT
@plv1410 7 місяців тому
I watched your first video of Titus, but I didn't know he does preaching. Now, I'm looking forward to watching his videos. That letter he received from the lovely lady in Polland was so special. I totally agree with her by advising Titus to please not to walk barefoot 😊. His understanding of the natural plants and their purposes is amazing. So cute to see the horse carriages, living in real nature is a blessing. That meal was so simple and looks so delicious from his own produce. Thanks for sharing Peter, we are watching from NZ 💖🙏😊
@carolsisti7203 7 місяців тому
Humble, kind and caring man. So refreshing especially from a wealthy man. God has blessed you for your humbleness. 🙏🙏🙏
@jaggirl 10 місяців тому
Wow, he has done well for himself. He seems like a very nice genuine man. He hasn't let it go to his head. He's very level headed and a family man. Respect.
@bordy217 7 місяців тому
He's still out of touch with the additional challenges that current younger generations face. Talking about $20 martinis, iphones, etc. That's not what is holding people back.
@johnbailey2024 4 місяці тому
He has all the choices in the world, and he chooses to be humble and kind-hearted, thats a good man, he spreads good everywhere he goes
@dannorth3138 7 місяців тому
Joseph what a humble, lovely guy . He has worked hard and struggled in the past so knows the value of money, he deserves all he has.
@saltire546 9 місяців тому
What a humble, mild mannered and obviously just a good-natured guy. He deserves everything he has and I'm happy for him.
@alanh5348 Рік тому
How can you not admire this man? Humble beginnings to a fortune, yet, remains humble. Loves and appreciates all this country has to offer.
@VinnyfromSouthPhilly 2 місяці тому
This blew me away. I’m so impressed by this man. Humbleness and genuine sincere spirit. I’m doing my first production now and this really motivates me to conquer this and more. I really hope I get to meet this man one day. Great job Peter
@csaint6780 6 місяців тому
A great video ,Joseph breaks the Hollywood stereotype. the fact that he opened his home to Peter, and offered him the guest room is "amazing" He 's comes across like a down to earth guy, I could listen to more of Joseph's story's Only in America!!
@whale-wolf-hawk9488 Рік тому
I migrated to the U.S. 20 years ago, came in with a couple thousand dollars, started from the real bottom and now here I am, living in California with a wife and 2 kids, a 1.5M dollar house, a decent looking car, and tons of gratitude towards this country and the amazing people that makes it great. LOVED this episode Peter, what a human being you got to hang with!
@stock_glock-9710 Рік тому
What do you do?
@whale-wolf-hawk9488 Рік тому
@@stock_glock-9710 I’m a dog trainer and I own a dog walking company.
@charleshunter7864 Рік тому
@@whale-wolf-hawk9488 you left your country to immigrate to the US to be a dog trainer why didn't you become a professional dog trainer in your homeland? Now you immigrated to a superpower on the decline.
@GeofryMasters Рік тому
Your house is wayyy overpriced lol. And you live in libtard shithold California hahahaha
@Tam84USA Рік тому
@@charleshunter7864 wtf?? Who are you to judge his decision?
@JediBunny Рік тому
Joseph seems so truly kind and humble. He made his way from something so small as a student visa and $400. My mother was an immigrant, as well as my grandparents, and they each worked so hard and made so many sacrifices to make a better path forward for their children and grandchildren. I will always appreciate the humble spirit and dedication that comes with such perspective. Joseph reminds me that good people are everywhere, even in multimillion dollar mansions - which can be easy to forget! I often assume the Uber wealthy can be “out of touch” and entitled, but he’s anything but! So beautiful to hear his perspective and reflections, and inspiring!
@Michael-pi8ps Рік тому
The median rent in California in 1970 when he came was $125. That’s median. Alongside the fact that jobs were more easily attainable and General COL was less.
@sssoundslike2259 Рік тому
You can tell all that from a single interview? You really need more critical thinking skills and stop being so easily impressed due to the halo effect of wealthy/influential/famous people.
@prodigal1970 7 місяців тому
What an amazing and genuine couple. Rich as F*#@ but totally down to earth and very loving. Thanks for an amazing portrait of an American family.
@happycaffeinatedcouple1930 5 місяців тому
Thank you. Very insightful. It was very lovely to see his home, and even more moving was he and his wife's humility and willingness to work hard. Thanks again!
@bnjbxl Рік тому
Joseph is so inspiring, humble, down to earth in a world where show-off and loss of values prevail. Education is the base of everything. Thanks for making and sharing this episode!
@Wisdomseeker1028 Рік тому
Joseph did it with no formal education. Just saying
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