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Christopher Hanna net worth: Christopher Hanna is a reality television personality and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $500 thousand dollars. Based in South Carolina, Christopher Hanna built a custom motorcycle in 2008, and then realized he had no way to get it to its destination. So he decided to transport it himself. He realized that transporting odd goods could prove to be a lucrative venture, so he launched his own shipping company. He joined the cast of the reality television show, “Shipping Wars” for its second season, which began airing in August of 2012. The show follows six independent shippers who place bids to ship items that traditional shipping companies refuse to transport via uShip. uShip is an online auction site that allows truckers to bid on jobs. Once they are selected, they must transport the item to its new home, while staying within budget, and on schedule. The show displays their actual expenses, against their bid at the end of each episode, to indicate whether they made a profit, and if the run was successful or not.

Abbi Jacobson Net Worth and Salary: Abbi Jacobson is an American comedian, actress, writer, and illustrator who has a net worth of $6 million. Jacobson is best known for co-starring in and co-creating the Comedy Central television series “Broad City” (2014–2019) with Ilana Glazer. Abbi wrote and starred in the solo show “Welcome to Camp” in 2011 in New York and Los Angeles, and she has appeared in the films “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising” (2016), “Person to Person” (2017), and “6 Balloons” (2018). She has lent her voice to several projects, including “BoJack Horseman” (2016–2018), “The Lego Ninjago Movie” (2017), “Disenchantment” (2018–present), and “Bob’s Burgers” (2020), and she published two coloring books, “Color This Book: New York City” and “Color This Book: San Francisco,” in 2013. Jacobson also wrote the book “I Might Regret This: Essays, Drawings, Vulnerabilities, and Other Stuff” (2018) and illustrated the “New York Times” bestseller “Carry This Book” (2016). Early Life: Abbi Jacobson was born Abbi Lee Jacobson on February 1, 1984, in Wayne, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Susan Komm, is an artist, and her father, Alan, is a graphic designer. Abbi and her older brother, Brian, were raised in the Jewish faith, and Jacobson studied at Valley Forge Middle School and Conestoga High School. After graduation, she enrolled at Maryland Institute College of Art to study video production and fine arts, earning a B.F.A. in General Fine Arts in 1984. Abbi also took stand-up comedy classes while briefly studying acting at Boston’s Emerson College. After college, she relocated to New York City and started taking classes at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. Career: Jacobson met Ilana Glazer at the UCB Theatre, and in 2009, the two teamed up to film a web series called “Broad City.” The web series received positive attention from major publications such as “Entertainment Weekly” and “USA Today,” and after UCB founding member Amy Poehler saw “Broad City,” she met with Abbi and Ilana to help them shop a pilot for a TV series, and she made an appearance in the finale of the web series. Poehler agreed to come onboard as a producer of the potential “Broad City” TV series,” and though the FX network initially showed interest, purchasing a script commitment, Comedy Central bought the script after FX didn’t approve it. “Broad City” premiered on Comedy Central on January 22, 2014, and aired 50 episodes over five seasons. The show earned much critical acclaim during its run, and it was named the ninth best show of the decade by “Vanity Fair.” Jacobson has appeared in the short films “Special Things to Do” (2011), “Upload” (2011), and “High and Dry” (2014), and in 2016, she co-starred with Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, and Rose Byrne in “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,” which grossed $108 million at the box office. She has guest-starred on “Inside Amy Schumer” (2015), “Portlandia” (2017), “Drunk History” (2018), and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” (2020), and she has voiced Princess Bean on the Netflix series “Disenchantment” since 2017. Personal Life: Abbi has said that she dates both men and women and that’s she’s interested in dating people who are funny and “doing something they love.” Jacobson’s love of art inspired her to start a podcast, “A Piece of Work,” in 2017. Described as “everything you wanted to know about modern and contemporary art but were afraid to ask,” the podcast was produced by WNYC Studios and MoMA and featured guests such as Hannibal Buress (her “Broad City” co-star) and RuPaul. Awards and Nominations: The Iron Mule Short Comedy Screening Series honored “Broad City” with a Judge’s Award in 2010. Jacobson received four Emmy nominations for the Comedy Central web series “Hack Into Broad City”: Outstanding Actress in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series in 2019 and Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series in 2016, 2017, and 2019. She also received a Writers Guild of America Award nomination for Comedy Series in 2016 and an MTV Movie + TV Award nomination for Best Comedic Performance (shared with Glazer) in 2017. Real Estate: In 2017, Abbi paid $1.59 million for a 3-bedroom home in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. The home, which measures a little over 2,000 square feet, includes an office, wall-to-wall living room windows, a balcony, and a 3-car garage.