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Caleb Hammer explains why people would rather go broke than drive a cheaper car “When you tell people to buy a cheaper car, they act like you’re telling them to risk their life. Cars weren’t insanely dangerous three years ago. The real risk is taking a 30% interest loan... show more

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Caleb Hammer is completely losing his mind. This lady has $19,167 in car debt, blamed a "generational curse" for going to Puerto Rico instead of paying her car loan 😪 Caleb: A little past due. Late charge is $19. Past due amount: $832. Total amount due: $1,290. What even is this? Guest: My car financer. My loan. Caleb: What is this car? Guest: 2018 Honda Civic. I bought it used. Caleb: How many miles? Guest: 112,000. Caleb: How much do you think you owe? Guest: I think it's like 19,000. Caleb: It's $18,000. You make $33,000 a year net, and we have an $18,745 car debt. You're not paying your bills, dude. Why have you chosen not to pay this one? Guest: I went on a vacation. Caleb: Obviously it's you. The world didn't say, "You must go on a vacation." You did that. How is a vacation possibly more important than your car payment? How often do you use your car? Guest: I work at home three days a week and then two days in the office. Caleb: How far away are you from the office? Guest: Like 30 to 40 minutes. Caleb: So you need this car to have your job, right? And we are choosing a vacation over this, meaning you can lose your job after this gets repoed. How many missed are we at? Guest: It's only those two, I think. Caleb: What was the vacation? Guest: A big group of us went to Puerto Rico in March. Caleb: You don't get to go to Puerto Rico! Guest: But it was fun. Caleb: Is it going to be fun when the car is taken from you and you can't work? You're underwater by $12,000. You can't even sell it.

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Your Tesla drives you to your destination, automatically parks, and then you just walk out of your car. No need to turn off the car. No need to lock the car. Hell, you don’t even have to drive the damn car. Life is simpler with a Tesla.

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157,904 views • 1 year ago

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A couple is driving on the freeway when they notice something chilling in the car next to them. A woman in the passenger seat quietly makes the “help” hand signal. They don’t hesitate. They start following the car and call 911. The vehicle exits, pulls into a gas station. The couple parks nearby, watching, updating the dispatcher with every detail. Now the question isn’t what they saw. It’s what you would do. Do you follow the car so you don’t lose sight of it? Or do you keep your distance and just give police the best information you can? Following could help responders locate the vehicle faster. But it could also put you in danger if the driver notices. Backing off might be safer. But you risk losing them before help arrives. In moments like this, there’s no time to debate — only to decide. So what’s the right move when someone silently asks for help from a moving car?

A couple is driving on the freeway when they notice something chilling in the car next to them. A woman in the passenger seat quietly makes the “help” hand signal. They don’t hesitate. They start following the car and call 911. The vehicle exits, pulls into a gas station. The couple parks nearby, watching, updating the dispatcher with every detail. Now the question isn’t what they saw. It’s what you would do. Do you follow the car so you don’t lose sight of it? Or do you keep your distance and just give police the best information you can? Following could help responders locate the vehicle faster. But it could also put you in danger if the driver notices. Backing off might be safer. But you risk losing them before help arrives. In moments like this, there’s no time to debate — only to decide. So what’s the right move when someone silently asks for help from a moving car?

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188,801 views • 5 months ago

"People with money tend to do things to get more money, and they tend to want more money even in smaller increments than you would imagine." David P. Samson, Pablo Torre 👀, and John Skipper on why athletes with millions of dollars on the line would risk it all on something like gambling.

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90,060 views • 8 months ago

Caleb Hammer says people stay poor because they’re taking on $800 a month car loans “Everyone is fine with 6-7 year car loans at high interest like it’s normal. The average new car payment is now around $800 a month. Meanwhile, 50% of working Americans make $30,000 or less per year. $800 car payments? That’s insane” “Unless you live in New York, San Francisco, or Chicago with decent public transportation, you need a car just to get to work. So you work to afford the car that gets you to work. It’s a broken system. That infuriates me”

Caleb Hammer says people stay poor because they’re taking on $800 a month car loans “Everyone is fine with 6-7 year car loans at high interest like it’s normal. The average new car payment is now around $800 a month. Meanwhile, 50% of working Americans make $30,000 or less per year. $800 car payments? That’s insane” “Unless you live in New York, San Francisco, or Chicago with decent public transportation, you need a car just to get to work. So you work to afford the car that gets you to work. It’s a broken system. That infuriates me”

Mikli

2,215,797 views • 3 months ago

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LOVE THIS ‼️ “I came back from a trip yesterday and found a nice little surprise on my Cybertruck. Someone keyed my car” “I can lash out, be mad about it or I can help Tesla sell more cars and that's exactly what I'm gonna do: I've owned a Model X and a Cybertruck for the last 5 years and it's not even close when I say these are two of the best cars I've ever driven. By far. If you've never driven a Tesla, go drive one. Go schedule a demo drive. I'm gonna put a link down below with how to schedule a demo drive, get your butt in the seat and check out why Tesla's are amazing. If you've never demoed a Tesla before, it's super easy. There's no sales people at the service centers. There's no one pushing you to to make a decision. They're there to answer some questions if you have them. If you even talk to someone, most of the time you just show up, the app points you directly to the car, you go get in it and you drive it around. It's an awesome experience. Go try it out. So to whoever keyed the car, thank you. You just sold a lot more Teslas. I appreciate you.” “This craziness and nonsense like vandalizing Tesla vehicles has to stop.”

Wall Street Apes

622,865 views • 1 year ago

The best advice I can offer in situations like these is stay in your car and drive away. Nothing good comes from leaving your vehicle. Even if it bruises your ego. A prosecutor will ask why you didn't stay in your car and drive away when the guy isn't attacking the car trying to get to you, even in a stand your ground state.

The best advice I can offer in situations like these is stay in your car and drive away. Nothing good comes from leaving your vehicle. Even if it bruises your ego. A prosecutor will ask why you didn't stay in your car and drive away when the guy isn't attacking the car trying to get to you, even in a stand your ground state.

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55,054 views • 4 months ago