![]() ![]() This left him with large payments on equipment he couldn’t use, which quickly drained his savings.ĭespite his best efforts job hunting, in three months he was broke. Suddenly, he says, the company he worked for laid everyone off-right after he’d taken out loans to purchase a vehicle and equipment for his job. At the time, Letter was pulling double duty working full time as a millwright apprentice and also making YouTube content full time on the side. Letter, who has been making content since 2011 and has a total following of more than 2 million across platforms, tells WIRED that he was nearly homeless around 2011. For content creators like Zach Letter, YouTube can be a kind of rags-to-riches story. ![]()
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