consultant or consulting?

Could be either one. My first guess would be “consultant” with a glottalized or unreleased final /t/, but it’s not uncommon to reduce “-ing” endings to “-in’.”

[consulting.com](http://consulting.om) Which you can also confirm by searching for the YouTuber's name and [consulting.com](http://consulting.com) and see news stories.

"He owned a company called consulting.com" In his accent, "\~ing" is often shortened to "\~in" if it's not a stressed syllable. So, for example, "wing" would still have a full "ing" since the syllable is stressed. A lot of accents in English do this to some degree (like American 'how's it goin'?'), but some are more consistent with it than others.

Consulting, according to the captions.