Growing Up Rich In A Poor Family! (A Roblox Movie)

Growing Up Rich In A Poor Family! (A Roblox Movie)

Wa! Look at all this stuff, man. I wish I could get it all. Wa! That’s the new action Hero Man action figure. Oh, sick. Marlo, this is it. This is what I want for my birthday. Fine, whatever. You’re buying it yourself. Wait, what? I’m buying my own birthday gift? Yeah, Johnny, you know we’re poor. Hey, Mom. This is what I want. It’s only $500. Perfect, sweetie. Johnny, you’re buying your cousin Derek this, too. What? Why? Oh, stop crying. Just buy it for me. Hurry up. We don’t got all day. Okay, your total is $525. Great. Here. Wow. Gold card. Are you rich or something? Yeah, he is. But he’s a loser. Hey, Derek. Can I play, too? No way. Why not? Come on, dude. It’s my birthday. No. And no one cares. It’s your birthday. Johnny, start your homework now. What? What? What about Derek? Derek doesn’t need to do his homework. You do. Look at the birthday boy doing homework. Shut up, Derek. What the Oh no. What happened? I can’t see. Knock it off. This happens all the time. Johnny, give me your money. I need to pay the bills. What? Why? Because I’m your uncle and this is my house. I gave you a home. You owe us. Now hand it over. No. Fine then. Hey, stop it. Cha-ching. Bingo. Now go to your room and don’t come out until dinner is ready. Fine. This is the worst birthday yet. Aunt Mara and Uncle Vaughn are always so mean to me. I don’t even know why. I miss my mom and dad. I wish I knew them. I was just a baby when they died in the accident. Sorry, the Richmond’s didn’t make it. Fire took the whole house. The baby uh he’s the only one left. Oh no. But who will raise him? We will. This is Mrs. Richmond’s sister, Marlo. So, the baby will be with family. That’s right. Hand him over. We’ll raise him and his money. My aunt and uncle always tell me how they adopted me and how lucky I’ve been ever since. So, at least I guess I still have family. That’s what they tell me. One day I’m going to live on my own and I’m going to make my family proud of me. Johnny tours now. Your fancy card says decline, kid. What? That’s weird. It’s never done that before. Well, it’s doing it now. Out of line. You’re holding everyone up. Okay. Okay. Jeez. My card was declined. What does that even mean? Y’all did. Where’d you get those clothes? A time machine from 1995. Huh? Leave me alone. They’re just clothes, dude. They don’t matter. Seriously though, what are you wearing? You look like Goodwill threw up on you. Huh? Funny coming from two guys who clearly spend all their money trying to look important. Wait, what did he say? I guess I’ll eat nothing alone. I saw what happened back there. That was a good one. Derek is such a jerk. Oh. Uh, thanks. Yeah, he’s my cousin. He’s always a jerk, so I don’t really let him get to me. Good. I uh also saw you couldn’t get lunch. I always bring an extra snack, so would you like it? Uh, yeah. Thanks. Hey, aren’t you new here? Yeah, I’m Ivy. Well, Ivy, I’m Johnny. Nice to meet you, Johnny. Glad you’re home. I need you to clean out the garage. We’re turning it into a gaming room for Derek. He’s going to be an influencer. Oh, that’s great, but I can’t. I need to study. Well, I don’t care. Do it or you’re grounded. Fine. I don’t get it. Derek wants a gaming room. He should be doing this himself, not me. He wants to be an influencer. What a joke. Huh? What’s this? Looks like bank statements from my account. Guardian expenses. What is this? Hey, Uncle Van. Aunt Mara, what are these? Why are there huge amounts of money coming out of my account? You was snooping around. No, I was cleaning like you told me to, and I found these. You don’t get to question us. This is our house, and we let you live here. You’re grounded permanently. What does that even mean? It means whatever we want it to mean. And now you get double chores on the weekends, too. But this isn’t fair. This should teach you to keep your questions to yourself. Go to your room. Okay, that was close. No kidding. We need to be more careful. Yeah, he’s not a dumb kid anymore. No, he is. And everything will work out just like I planned. I found it in my garage in an old box. It looked like there was well over a million dollars, maybe even 10 million, taken from my account. What? That’s weird. Your family’s always been poor. If they’re taking millions from you, where does it even go? I don’t know, but now I understand why my gold card doesn’t work anymore. Hey, idiot. I want some money. Me and the guys are ditching school to go to the mall. Okay, fine. Take this. Have fun, dude. Oh, sweet. What are you doing? You just said your card doesn’t even work. Exactly. Derek should have a great time at the mall with that. Yeah, good one. But seriously, we should go to the bank after school and figure out what’s really going on. My thoughts exactly. Mr. Richmond, it’s been a while. Welcome to the bank. Thanks. What can I help you with today? I have some questions about my account. Ah, well then we should speak in my office in private. Uh, good luck, man. Okay, now Mr. Richmond, what would you like to know? Well, I want to know why my gold card isn’t working anymore. And I found some paperwork about guardian expenses. I want to know what that is, too. You don’t know? All I know is money is being taken out of my account. I just don’t know why or how much. Well, first, Mr. Richmond, your card isn’t working anymore because your account is basically empty. The savings your parents left you is almost gone. What? Your aunt and uncle, they’ve been withdrawing money monthly, listed as guardian expenses. School supplies, clothes, food, things they pay for, you know. No, I don’t. They make me pay for everything. Every pencil, every shirt, even food sometimes, and their bills. Oh, wow. I’m sorry, sir. I We had no idea. But there’s not much I can do about what’s already been withdrawn. Great. So, I’m broke now, and there’s nothing you can do? Not quite. There’s something else you should know. What is it? So, how’d it go? Well, he confirmed everything I thought. My aunt and uncle have been stealing from me my whole life. My bank account, which had millions of dollars in it, is basically empty. Wa, that’s terrible, dude. Why aren’t you more upset? Because I just found out once I turn 18, I get a brand new bank account. One my parents set up for me. And it even has more money. Wait, you turned 18 this weekend, right? Yeah. I’m just worried what my aunt and uncle are going to do once they find out. But I have to confront them. It was so embarrassing. Everyone saw. Well, look who it is. Why is he crying? He’s crying because you gave him this card and it’s declined. What’s the big deal? Oh, too bad. Too bad. How are we supposed to pay for this house? You need to fix this and apologize to your cousin and us now. No, I’m not going to apologize. And you know why? Because I know you three spent and stole the money my parents left me. What are you talking about? That’s not true. Where did that idea come from? Stop lying to me. I went to the bank today and I found out the truth. My account is empty because you’ve been draining it my entire life. That’s impossible. You must have misunderstood something. Yeah, they uh they must have shown you someone else’s records or something. No, they didn’t. And now this card is useless, so I should probably destroy it now. No, fine. Yes, we took the money, but it was for you to raise you. How? I pay for everything. My own clothes, my school supplies, even your bills. We were never good with money, Johnny, but we tried our best. You don’t know how hard it’s been for us. We only ever wanted what’s best for you. We messed up. We’re sorry. We’ll never do it again. That’s right. You’re never going to do it again because when I turn 18 this weekend, I’m getting my inheritance. My real inheritance. And I’ll be gone for good. Wait, Mom. Dad, what just happened? Go play video games or something. Yeah, go. Unbelievable. I thought we’d be able to keep that a secret forever. He’s going to get away with our money. Shut up, Vaughn. Stop crying. We have a plan. Okay, good. He’s asleep now. Where is it? Uh-oh. That was close. Wait, here it is. Ah, sweet. Mom and dad are going to be so happy. Man, this is it. The day I’ve been waiting for. My 18th birthday. Huh? Where is everyone? Where’s all of our stuff? Hello? Anyone home? Aunt Mara? Uncle Vaughn? What the heck is going on? Hey, Wall-E. Happy birthday, dude. I was thinking pancakes today. My treat. Dude, they’re gone. What? Who? My family. My aunt, my uncle, my cousin. They took everything and just left behind junk. And me. Wait, did they take anything of yours? I don’t think so. Let me check. Huh? No. Looks like I’ve got everything. Wait, hold on. My gold card, it’s gone. You don’t think? Oh, no. Mr. Richmond, glad to see you’re feeling better. Feeling better? What do you mean? Well, your aunt and uncle came in earlier, said you were sick, and that you wanted to transfer your birthday inheritance. You didn’t let them, did you? Well, we had a written note from you signed authorizing the transfer and they had your gold card. What? No. No. This isn’t my handwriting. Oh dear. How much did they take? All of it. How much is all of it? $500 million. You’ve got to be kidding me. I’m I’m so sorry. I thought it was official. They took all my money and now they’re gone. Man, what I thought was going to be the best day ended up being the worst. Hello, anyone home? Of course not. Why did I even think that? They’re not coming back. I was going to be the one that left. They beat me to it. You know what? I need to go to the police and track them down. There has to be something they can do. For now, I’m going to get my stuff. Get out of here. Huh? What’s that? Smoke. Oh my gosh. Derek. Huh? Oh no. Stop. What are you doing? Derek, get in. Derek, stop. No, no, no. Stop. You can’t just drive. No. No. The house. Oh, my stuff. 911. Yeah, there’s a fire. My house. My house is on fire. Yeah. So, basically, the fire destroyed like everything. The house is done for. Great. Thanks, officer. Any sign of my family? No. And stop asking about it. You’re so annoying. No. They stole from me. They ruined my life. I want them found. It doesn’t matter. It’s still not a top priority. Not to me. And you know what? I really don’t care about some dumb rich kid crying over lost money. Boo. So sad. Get out of here. Your face is so annoying. What a rude man. Um, hi y’alls. Yes, I’m Asa from Roffus and I heard everything that Thinkberry was just saying to you, y’all. Yeah, he’s no help. But I’m going to help you, okay? I’ll helps look for your wild family. Don’t worry, y’all. Thanks, Officer Rufus. But I’ve got a lot to worry about right now. Like, where am I going to live? Yeah, the house is gone and so is my money. Dad, can you stay here just for a little while? Yes, of course. Look, I can pay rent, too. I mean, when I get things figured out, I don’t want to be a burden. No, Johnny. We just want you to be safe. I’ll get the guest room ready. Wow, your dad didn’t want me to pay rent. I’m not used to people being nice to me like this. I know everything sucks, dude, but you’re like a phoenix rising from the ashes. Literally. You might go down now, but you’re going to get stronger. Things can only get better from here. Wow. Thank you, Mr. Barry. There’s your test. You got another A+. Highest in the school, Johnny. You know what? Maybe Wally was right. Things can only get better from here. Johnny. Hey, Ivy. Hey, what’s up? How are you doing? How was your birthday? It was uh interesting. Well, here. Happy birthday. What? Oh, Ivy, you didn’t need to get me anything. I know you love that superhero. I saw it in a vintage shop and I had to get it for you. Ivy? Wow. Thank you. I just lost mine in a fire that burned down my house. What? Yeah, long story, but I lost everything. But this this means a lot, especially coming from you. Thank you, Johnny Richmond. To the principal’s office, please. Johnny Richmond. Thank you. Huh? What is that about? Better go find out. Uh, Principal Salt, am I in trouble? Sadly, no. I don’t get to yell at you today. This man wants to talk to you. Mr. Richmond, it’s a pleasure. I’m Mr. Nickel. I’m your lawyer. Wait, what? My lawyer? Oh, yes. As you can see here, I used to represent your mother and father. Well, I’m not so sure I need a lawyer. Trust me, sir, you will. Principal Salt. Yeah. Yeah, whatever. Tell me what to do in my own office again, buddy. Hello, sweetheart. Mom, Dad, if you’re watching this, son, happy 18th birthday. We’re sorry you have to see this through a screen, but we made this video for you when you were born. just in case something ever happened to us. We wanted to leave you something, but not everything. Not yet. You’re receiving half of your fortune now that you’re 18. The other half will be three times what you’re getting today, and it will all be yours once you become successful on your own. We believe in you, son. Oh, and there’s one more birthday gift. It’s in the box we’ve left behind for you. The bank should have it. Happy birthday, Johnny. We love you very much. Oh my gosh. So, they didn’t take everything. Do you have that box, Johnny? No, I don’t. I’ve never gotten a box from the bank. I’ve never seen it. And I strongly urge you to find it. It’s very important. H If my aunt and uncle got their hands on it, it must be at the house. Man, what a mess. Come on, let’s check it out. But be careful, right? Let’s start here. This is what’s left of the garage. And this is where my aunt and uncle would keep most of their junk. Wow. A real treasure trove, huh? See what I mean? Wait, is this it? Looks like it survived the fire. Let’s see what’s inside. Huh? A USB. What could this be? Uh, only one way to find out. Here, use this. All right, it still works. If you’re seeing this, that means you found our last birthday gift to you. Inside this USB drive, you’ll find something far more valuable than money. plans for an invention that we never finished and the beginning of a business we never started. Use them. Build something of your own. Make your mark and keep the Richmond legacy alive. And when you do, we’ll have one more gift waiting for you. Good luck, sweetheart. We believe in you, Johnny. Make us proud. Wa! Dude, it’s all here. Plans, schematics, business ideas. Oh, they left me more than a gift, more than money. They left me a future. H. So, this is a regulator. No, no, it’s a capacitor, right? Uh, large ice coffee. Ivy, what are you doing here? I’m working here now. My family’s trying to teach me what hard work looks like. What are you doing here? Well, I found out my parents left me some stuff. Plans for some kind of tech invention they were working on. Trying to figure it all out, but I can’t really understand it. That’s so cool. Want to take a look? Wow, a completely new solar powered battery. What? It’s kind of obvious. Look, these panel arrays here, they’re designed to hold and convert solar energy with a new kind of internal capacitor layout. Ivy, you can read this stuff. I mean, I’m good at science, but this is really advanced. Oh, yeah. I totally get this. I’m really good with science, too. I’ll help you understand it. Really? Oh, thanks, Ivy. You’re the best. Thanks for helping me pick up supplies for the invention, Wall-E. No problem. Pretty nice of Ivy to help you out, huh? Yeah, she’s super cool. Really nice and insanely smart. Dude, you’ve totally got a crush on her. Just ask her out already. Yeah. Yeah, maybe one day. See, I told you things are finally getting better for you. Just don’t jinx it for me, dude. And don’t come back here. Fine. Kick me out. You’re stupid. I wasn’t even doing anything. Wait, Derek. Oh, no. Derek, you’ve got nowhere to run. What do you want? Where have you been? Where are you guys hiding? Um, at the private mansion we built with your money. Brand new. Beautiful, too. So, that’s why they stole money from me from all those years to build a private mansion. So, where is it? Not telling. You’ll never find us. I can’t believe you. We’re supposed to be family. Well, we got what we needed from you. We don’t need you anymore. Huh? Ah, dude. You okay? Yeah, I’m fine. He’s gone. I’ll get my revenge one day. Okay, I think I built everything exactly according to your parents’ design. All right, let’s test this bad boy. Uh, nothing happened. Yeah, clearly. Wall-E, try it again. Okay, still nothing. All right, I think if you just adjust this wiring here and make a minor tweak to the power converter. Yeah. Okay, now try it. Dude, it works. This is incredible. Johnny, you have to submit this to the University of Technology. You know what? That’s a great idea. Thank you both, guys. Without you, without my parents, I don’t think I could have made this happen. That’s it. Last day of school, baby. Yeah, I’m feeling it, too, man. This is awesome. Any update on Derek? Well, I told Officer Rufus everything, but he still hasn’t found him yet. I know my family’s out there and I have a feeling I’ll see them again. Johnny, I’m glad I found you. Is everything okay, Mr. Barry? Better than okay. I heard back from the University of Technology. They got your prototype and they loved it. Said it’s revolutionary. They’re offering you a full ride. You’re going to college, Johnny, completely free. You got to be kidding me. It’s true. You’re going to do big things. Congratulations. Woohoo. Oh yeah. We’re done with school forever. This place is the pits. Later, losers. Kevin, walk. No screaming in the halls. Dude, you’re going to the best tech school in the world for free. Yeah, I am. And it’s going to change my life forever. All right, guys. This is it. The Phoenix phone. The first solarp powered phone that when it dies doesn’t stay dead. It draws from a second internal solar battery to come back to life stronger and faster than before. We’re expected to make billions and change all of our lives. Great job, team. Thank you so much. We did it, dude. Yeah. It took everything I learned from my parents, from the fire, from the rebuild, and now look at us. I’m making my own empire. Hey, Ivy. Hello, love. How’d it go? It went awesome. Ready to launch the phone this weekend. I am so proud of you, both of you. Now, how about we head to lunch? My treat. We’re celebrating. Oh, I am in. Wow. It’s only been a few days and I’ve already made millions from this new phone. Mom, Dad, I wish you were here. You’d be so proud. Huh. I wonder who that could be. Is it Ivy? I think she’s early. Uh, what the heck? Surprise, nephew. Did you miss us? Aren’t you going to invite us in? Hey, hold on. What do you guys want? You can’t just show up at my house like this. This place is gorgeous. A little smaller than the one we built, but nice. All right, enough’s enough. Where is my stolen money? Drop it, Johnny. We didn’t come here to argue. After 10 years of silence and 28 years of nothing, what do you really want? We want our family back. You’ve done well, Johnny. You’ve built something incredible. Yeah, even I got to admit that. Maybe we weren’t perfect, but deep down, we’ve always loved you. We were scared, embarrassed. We didn’t know how to reach out to you. So, what do you say? We want you back in our lives, Johnny. Thank you all for being here. This moment is really important to me. It’s more than just a product launch. It’s about a legacy. My parents have always believed in innovation, in possibility, and making the world a better place. Piece by piece, they sparked my ambition, and now I built something longlasting. Dude, that speech, you nailed it. Your parents would be so proud. Hey, cousin. Wait, Derek, what the heck is he doing here? Look, whatever. We’re family again, right? So, uh, give me one of those phones for free, obviously. Yeah, man. Sure thing. You know what? Why don’t you take this one? Thanks. What the heck is going on? You gave him one, dude? Why? Well, Derek, Mara, and Vaughn came to see me the other night. They apologized and said they wanted me back in their life. Yeah, because you’re rich again, dude. Johnny, it’s a bad idea. They’ll just use you again. I know. That’s exactly what I’m hoping for. Wow. Everybody having fun or what? Of course, darling. And we’re just so happy your phone’s doing so well. Yeah, it’s the number one product in the world right now. Wow. Yeah, that’s impressive. Though, uh, this yacht is kind of small. Ours is bigger. Oh, yeah. Where is it? We should have taken yours instead. Oh, no. No. It’s in the shop being goldplated. Yeah. Thanks for letting us stay with you. Yeah, sure. No problem. So, we were thinking, you know what would be perfect? Making Derek your social media manager. What? What the heck? Yeah. No, that’s not going to happen. Uh, okay. Okay. Well, how about uh your assistant then? No, I’m not going to shut up, Derek. It would mean the world to us. Just a small roll so we can have a job. H you know what? Fine. I think he could be my assistant. Thank you, sweetheart. Oh, speaking of which, could you send us a little something? I saw a diamondcoated espresso machine I just have to have. Oh, no. No, that’s not happening. Excuse me? I thought we were a family. Oh, we are. But I’m not just giving you guys my money. If you want more money, you’re going to have to work for it. What a wonderful idea. We’re in. Okay, good. I’ll go tell the captain to head back to the dock. Mom, I’m not doing chores. That’s humiliating. Same. I didn’t sign up for this. Neither did I. But we need the money. Go along with it for now. [Music] Hi, I’m Mara. Dishes are done. Now give me the money. Oh, okay. Sure. Here you go. Yes, money. Finally. Oh, Mr. Nickel. Perfect timing. Oh, yes. Good to see you again, Mr. Richmond. I remember your aunt from after your parents’ accident. Of course, you’re still an ugly nerd. Okay, we’ll be in my office. According to the criteria set forth by your parents, you’ve met every requirement. Congratulations, Johnny. You’ve earned the remainder of your inheritance. Oh, awesome. Thank you. The transfer is being made now. $50 billion jackpot. There’s one more thing. Your parents left behind a final video. They asked you that you watch it alone. Well, I will. Thank you, Mr. Nickel, for everything. All right, let’s see what mom and dad have to say. Hello again, sweetheart. If you’re watching this, that means you made it. You’re finally successful. But we’re hoping that you learn success isn’t always about money, Johnny. It honestly was never about that. It was about the life you built, the people you chose to keep around you, the strength it took to get here, doing something you love. And we are both so proud of you. And we love you so much. Yeah, I love you, too. Oh, this is so stupid. Cleaning a pool. What even is this life? Living with Johnny, doing all these dumb chores. And he only gives us 500 bucks a week. That’s barely any money. We spend all our money, Derek. This is the best we can do right now. I just I hate having to be under Johnny. This sucks. Soon we won’t have to. What are you up to now, woman? Johnny just got richer. Even richer than before. He’s got $50 billion now. That is so unfair. He doesn’t deserve it. That’s right. We do. So, uh, what’s the plan? We’re going to get Johnny to buy us a new house since we got evicted from the last one. Then we’re going to steal the money and leave again. Okay, now listen and listen carefully. You idiots can’t mess this up. All right. Wow, Derek, this is a nice surprise. It was hard to find your office. Yeah. Look, did you want something? I’m kind of busy. Yeah. Uh, look, I just wanted to talk to you about something. I know I haven’t always been the best cousin. I was jealous. Okay, I admit it. You were always the smart one, the successful one, but now I want to change that. Well, all right. What do you want to do? I really want to buy a house and then flip it and make a ton of money just like you. You know, start small, build up, and be successful. You’re going to need a lot of money to make that happen. I know, but luckily, I’ve got the best and the richest cousin in the world. Well, I guess that’s true. Here, I’ve got a private transfer site I use for my business investments. It’s already set up. And since you’re family, I trust you. You can take as much money as you need, Derek. Really? Oh, thanks, man. Seriously, this idea of yours better work. Oh, it will work. I still can’t believe Johnny gave us access to his account like this. I know. He was talking like we were all real family or something. Oh, so dumb. Yeah, he’s an idiot. So, how much are we going to take from him? Let’s start with I don’t know, 10 million. Yeah. Yeah, that sounds great. I’m logging in, transferring $10 million, and uh boom, done. It’s in our account. Cha-ching. Bingo. Okay, now take the rest. All of it. He’s got $50 billion. Take that, too. All right. 50 billion. Transfer. And boom. It worked. It’s all gone. Yeah, we’re rich. Finally, we’re rich. You lose. What? What’s going on? Howdy, y’all. I’m Assa from Roffus, and I know who you is. Okay. I come here to arrest you y’all and takes you to Yale. Von, run. Hurry. Get in. What? No. They they left me. Oh, yeah. That’s sad, y’all. Also, this y’all. Ooh, I got him. I know. That’s right. Yes. Hey, Thinkleberry, you fat man. Get me some Prime. I only drink Prime. No, you’re annoying and I hate you. And also, I’m the only one drinking Prime around here, Bub. And I’m not your assistant. You have a visitor. What? No, I don’t want to see him. Yeah. Okay. Thanks, Officer Frinkleberry. Yeah, shut up and make it quick. Look, Derek, I’m not talking to you. Fine, then maybe you can listen for once. I’ve known this entire time that you and your parents were just after me for my money again. And I’m not here to be tricked. I’m here because I’ve got all the evidence I need. That link was a fake. You tried to rob me and I have everything I need to throw you all away forever. Johnny, don’t send me to jail. Please, man. Well, you don’t want to talk. That’s fine because this can end right here. No. Fine, I’ll talk. Okay. Okay. There’s something you don’t know. A secret. A really deep one. Your parents, that fire, it wasn’t an accident. What are you talking about? Mara and Van, they they set it up. They were trying to get the money. They didn’t even know you had already been born. When they found out, they just kept you. Raised you for the inheritance. Really? Can you prove it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just give me my phone. Well, this plan sucks. What happened to Derek? Who cares? We didn’t get the money, loser. There’s nothing in our account. Johnny set us up. Guess he’s kind of smart after all. We don’t have time for this. He’s after us. We need to escape to the yacht. You said you could drive this thing, right? I can drive a jet ski. I can drive this. Oh my gosh, Johnny. It’s so nice to see you, honey. Oh, hey. What are you doing here? Oh, nothing. Just thought you’d like to hear this. Johnny’s money is almost gone. We need to scam him into getting more. It was supposed to be easy. Set the fire. Take my sister’s money. But no, he had to go and survive. Where did you get that? From Derek. I always wondered why you guys kept me around. And now I know the truth. Officer Rufus, what’s up fools? Text this y’all. Yes. Y’all is under arrest and you going to Yale. And I know that’s right.

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