Hoonigan was a multi-million dollar business with or without block, that was doung just fine before they were bought out. The company bought it, and is now using it as a fall business in its bankruptcy to protect its other businesses. They bought hoon, and used its name to get tons of loans/investments into "hoonigan" but really for its other businesses.
In the 50's my Dad worked a modest job, Mom stayed at home and raised the kids, and they lived a nice middle class lifestyle including owning a home. Nowadays both I and my partner works and can barely afford to make ends meet. Soon the kids and family dog will need to work to keep this household going. It's the destruction of the American dream right before our eyes.
news flash, not true. Clearlake is actually one of the best firms out there. 2012 fund generated 40% IRR, 2015 fund generated 29% IRR, 2018 has generated 39% IRR. But yeah, you know what you are talking about random guy on the internet who reads article headlines
@@CampCucumberThey destroy businesses so their investors can turn a profit. Such a great business model and one that contributes to society in a positive way.
@@Bob_Smith19 Again, people who literally have no idea how the industry works think they can read a headline and understand it. I bet you can't even name 1 company that a PE firm ruined. Weird, because I can name a bunch that turned out to be both great deals and great companies. But yes, I bet you sound very sophisticated when you say "private equity bad, they destroy companies, investors! business model!" lmfao
@@CampCucumber You sound like you work for a Private Equity firm. I have never heard of any success stories or any PE victories. the specialty is gutting and bankrupting healthy companies. sell off properties, close offices, lay off at least 40% of workforce in waves, and deny raises indefinitely. 1% raises if you're lucky. let's see, K-Mart- gone, Sears (basically gone), toys-r-us gone, there's a TON of examples of failed businesses with a PE Firm behind the helm controlling everything. they still make their money anyway... PE destroys morale, destroys lives, in pursuits of profits. I know there are teacher's pension funds tied to many of them, but PE is cancer.
Today, Mr. Spaghetti creates what appears like an illegal lottery by announcing a “giveaway” that requires a purchase to enter, and trying to skirt regulations by closing the “free mail in entry” deadline a few months before the giveaway is announced. (June 20)
Hey Rob, can you offer some insight on Nico from Pride & Pinion on his Ferrari problems at the Gumball rally in Vietnam? He is having a nightmare with his car!👍
It's pretty easy. Pay yourself a ton and raise capital from investors to get it started. All the debt is for the business and you still get a paycheck. When the business fails the business declares bankruptcy not you.
It wasn't Hoonigan that was 1 billion in debt it was the investment concern Clearlake Capital that bought it Wheel Pros and other companies then decided to cash it out strip it nude and declare bankruptcy on what was left over. Clearlake Capital partners gets new yachts all around.
@@NATECHEN look into how private equity firms operate, this is typical. they invest about 2% of their money, attract intuitional investors, buy functioning businesses, load them up with debt, take out their money, business goes belly up, gets sold off piecemeal and the investors are hooped. pump and dump, it should be illegal. These Are the Plunderers: How Private Equity Runs-and Wrecks-America - Gretchen Morgenson
🤔 in all honesty its a smart move by clearlake, Hoonigan would have had very little physical assets most if not all the big budget builds are owned by sponsors. I dont doubt Hoonigan was struggling as the audi deal didnt perform quite as well as expected along with taking on Travis, the race programs and other various overheads they would have been in the red so overload it with debt and clear the books for other companies
How does this happen. A Billion is a HUGE number folks. Absolutely massive. 1 million seconds is roughly 11 days. 1 billion seconds it’s roughly 33 years
People throw around billion and trillion when talking about business, politics, and money in general. Most have no idea how ridiculous the difference between a million to a billion and then a trillion... Unprecedented times
Can people stop posting "Mr. Spaghetti" comments? When and where did this even start. Those comments are so stupid because they are in almost every single video.
Everyone saw this coming when the investors bought them and the talent all quit because of their douchebaggery. It was a leveraged buyout and they had no idea how to run the company they bought.
Well ya if you can load a dying company up with debts legal and pay yourself and others out along the way… who cares when the floor drops out if the people on top make millions without repercussions?!? If it’s not braking the law they will continue to do it. It only hurts people without money.
Nice to see Rob calling the economy being good for the corporations and maybe on paper, but in the real world for normal working people it’s fucking atrocious. The fact politicians(on both sides) will lie to our face and tell us that the economy is the best it’s ever been cause the GDP or the market numbers say things are a great, while we all know that doesn’t mean anything for how the working class people are actually doing, is egregious and downright criminal.
Rob, please get some fire clips from adventure drive, even a road montage where you just fast foward some driving on a dash cam. Miss the old days but I still watch every video.
When they started to just do this or that...I was over it. Nobody wants that lame show over and over. I unsubscribed from hoonigan and subbed to the block family. Throw my support where it's deserved.
They’ve all said it started as friends making money very unorganized not corporate at all and when ken died it became very corporate between the new corporate management style and Ken’s absence they decided to leave it wasn’t fun anymore just a corporate job that felt soulless
Stupid me though that those shows existed on likes subs, RUclips money . The bigger the audience, the more money. Turns out everybody is an employee of somebody else. Manipulating influencers. Manufacturing consent. Cause enough is never enough.
Just bought my poster, signed of course. can’t believe how cheap it is for an autograph i would easily have paid $5k for an authentic Ferretti signature
@@somenygaard I actually have a neighbor that actually sold his company last year for $1.3 billion and his house is maybe $1.2 million, maybe. I know quite a few billionaires and near billionaires and they spend a small fraction of what that guy does, got one here in town that owns like 50 car dealerships around the country and lives in a $400,000 house.
@@yungkidnf I had a neighbor that was a pretty open guy with his finances and whatnot, didn't live particularly large either, then one day the FBI raided his house and he got 25 years for embezzling over $18 million. Anyone can tell you anything they want, doesn't mean squat. I literally have a drug lord that lives in my neighborhood whose family launders money through their liquor stores.
Steve Hamilton owns the wheel companies and he had taken a bunch of pr9fits put the money out into other businesses well those businesses were doing so well he sold those plus he has real estate
Any time private equity buys a company, get ready. management shake-up, highly leverage with massive debt. There's never anything good about private equity. Oh, and I worked for private equity therefore I had a front seat on their model of destruction.
Private equity firms buy up companies and they cut hours and demand more output and then load up the company with debt and use the money the company makes to pay the debt until they go under and they file bankrupty to make the debt go away and repeat.
If you had just skimmed through the bankruptcy filing, you would have an accurate understanding of the situation rather than speculating on a topic that is out of your depth.
Seems like every business that starts small and gains traction and grows to being a market player, always sells out to some investment firm which pays big money to which the founder sails off into the sunset. Seems everytime this happens its almost a matter of time before that business implodes as the main breathing force or soul of the company set sail and left a hollow shell of once greatness filled. Capitalism has alot of great sides to which this country was built on, but damn it has these kind of downsides that almost seem necessary to keep the whole thing moving along......Welp!.....TRUMP2024🇺🇸✊🏻✊🏿✊🏼✊🏽🇺🇸!!!!!
the hoonigan that went bankrupt is the wheelpros parts stuff, not the hoonigan media machine. so they're probably going to sell off a half dozen shitty rep-wheel companies.
I find it really sad....Ken Block would have never let this happen if he was alive. He built a brand for car guys, the dreamers and the unique individuals in the car scene. Now its just generic bs car stuff, hosts that are hired for their following rather then talent and it just turned into a regular car channel that has 1000 subs. The shoet sightedness of private equity firms has always been an issue. They care too much about profits and not the talent behind the scenes that created the profitable business in the first place. They then throw money at the problem and wonder why the roi isnt happening. Private equity has its place in the world....but in entertainment they always seem to ruin it and then just cast it aside. And you can bet money that if the talent left, more behind the scenes left too. Which creates instability in the works place, scrambling to solve the issue and that leads to bad quality content and unnecessary spending.
@@lasskinn474 private equity always run with paper thin margins. It take a lot of control to keep them going. They spent and spent and spent obviously having that much debt. Rois were below average for sure and this is how you end up bankrupt
@@Rainmotorsports did he sell it before he died or did it happen after he died? If after it would have been the board of directors that sold it not him
@@Jurassic974it’s a sublease hoonigan had a so many year lease they probably didn’t want to brake and owe a crazy amount of money to the landlord so DDE moved in so hoonigan didn’t have to break the lease
Economy good doesn't mean your going to have a "top" year every year... that is unsustanable and why we are in this position in the first place, someone gave away free money to boost "economy" numbers and now we are paying the price.
Rob missed the mark on this one, its the Classic private equity buy out. Ya see the same thing with like Toys R Us. It's easier than ever to make money out of Nothing, banks don't even need that 10% reserve anymore.
@@Lobonova get a loan from a bank, use your credit card... you're creating money from nothing and the banks are facilitating it. a mortgage is just double entry book keeping for a bank.
Kinda hoping it hits donut media next. They used to be funny. Used to do awesome stuff. Now. Their other channel is far superior, and its literally 2 mechanics sitting around reacting to dumbass car related videos
Hoonigan was a multi-million dollar business with or without block, that was doung just fine before they were bought out. The company bought it, and is now using it as a fall business in its bankruptcy to protect its other businesses. They bought hoon, and used its name to get tons of loans/investments into "hoonigan" but really for its other businesses.
Unfortunately, Ken Block was the cash cow and name.
Solid advice Rob. Stick to what you are good at :-)
In the 50's my Dad worked a modest job, Mom stayed at home and raised the kids, and they lived a nice middle class lifestyle including owning a home. Nowadays both I and my partner works and can barely afford to make ends meet. Soon the kids and family dog will need to work to keep this household going. It's the destruction of the American dream right before our eyes.
Send your kids to public school, nobody learns anything at achool anyway.
“My partner” 😂😂😂😂
Newsflash: Private equity firms ruin every functioning business
news flash, not true. Clearlake is actually one of the best firms out there.
2012 fund generated 40% IRR, 2015 fund generated 29% IRR, 2018 has generated 39% IRR. But yeah, you know what you are talking about random guy on the internet who reads article headlines
@@CampCucumberThey destroy businesses so their investors can turn a profit. Such a great business model and one that contributes to society in a positive way.
@@Bob_Smith19 Again, people who literally have no idea how the industry works think they can read a headline and understand it. I bet you can't even name 1 company that a PE firm ruined. Weird, because I can name a bunch that turned out to be both great deals and great companies. But yes, I bet you sound very sophisticated when you say "private equity bad, they destroy companies, investors! business model!" lmfao
@@CampCucumber You sound like you work for a Private Equity firm. I have never heard of any success stories or any PE victories. the specialty is gutting and bankrupting healthy companies. sell off properties, close offices, lay off at least 40% of workforce in waves, and deny raises indefinitely. 1% raises if you're lucky. let's see, K-Mart- gone, Sears (basically gone), toys-r-us gone, there's a TON of examples of failed businesses with a PE Firm behind the helm controlling everything. they still make their money anyway...
PE destroys morale, destroys lives, in pursuits of profits. I know there are teacher's pension funds tied to many of them, but PE is cancer.
@@CampCucumber Don't think you know everything, every perspective has its truth
Today, Mr. Spaghetti creates what appears like an illegal lottery by announcing a “giveaway” that requires a purchase to enter, and trying to skirt regulations by closing the “free mail in entry” deadline a few months before the giveaway is announced. (June 20)
Hey Rob, can you offer some insight on Nico from Pride & Pinion on his Ferrari problems at the Gumball rally in Vietnam? He is having a nightmare with his car!👍
I need to learn how to load a ton of debt on my company, how to extract those funds and then declare bankruptcy
Drop the link when you do!!😂
It's pretty easy. Pay yourself a ton and raise capital from investors to get it started. All the debt is for the business and you still get a paycheck. When the business fails the business declares bankruptcy not you.
It wasn't Hoonigan that was 1 billion in debt it was the investment concern Clearlake Capital that bought it Wheel Pros and other companies then decided to cash it out strip it nude and declare bankruptcy on what was left over. Clearlake Capital partners gets new yachts all around.
LMAO this is so WRONG. Clearlake lost their investment by filing Chapter 11 and got wiped out.
@@NATECHEN look into how private equity firms operate, this is typical. they invest about 2% of their money, attract intuitional investors, buy functioning businesses, load them up with debt, take out their money, business goes belly up, gets sold off piecemeal and the investors are hooped. pump and dump, it should be illegal.
These Are the Plunderers: How Private Equity Runs-and Wrecks-America - Gretchen Morgenson
@@NATECHEN *clearlake investors
That's what happened to donut media too
Rob, are going to get a SF90 in your garage?
🤔 in all honesty its a smart move by clearlake, Hoonigan would have had very little physical assets most if not all the big budget builds are owned by sponsors.
I dont doubt Hoonigan was struggling as the audi deal didnt perform quite as well as expected along with taking on Travis, the race programs and other various overheads they would have been in the red so overload it with debt and clear the books for other companies
ken block was the channel
Today, Mr. Spaghetti says Hoonigan overcooked their meatballs to the tune of 1.2 billion noodles.
Your service is appreciated sir
I enjoy looking forward to these every video
That's a lotta noodles!
That's a lotta Parmesan
I really hope these never stop. Thank you.
1.2 Billion? I wonder if their Hoonigan air fresheners and stickers will be discounted at the auto parts store.
😂👍
Donut Media is next
Wtf... I had no idea Ken Block died. JFC. I know, I'm dumb, but I'm really caught off guard right now.
i agree with you 💯☑️
Donut media could be next.
Rob, such a good business guy! Always blunt, honest, and typically right.
Well said
How does this happen. A Billion is a HUGE number folks. Absolutely massive.
1 million seconds is roughly 11 days.
1 billion seconds it’s roughly 33 years
People throw around billion and trillion when talking about business, politics, and money in general. Most have no idea how ridiculous the difference between a million to a billion and then a trillion... Unprecedented times
Donut?!?!? Anyone.....
We all knew it was over. When they started with the glowing reviews for Chinese cars.
I want a better economy thats why I'm voting Trump
Gotta remember its really Wheel Pros, under Wheel Pros theres like 50 different wheel brands
ken block died and the whole company saw the hindenberg coming and left a few guys kept making videos but thats it
You ever think all the ghosts of those that passed away, attempting to emulate block finally came to collect??
Can people stop posting "Mr. Spaghetti" comments? When and where did this even start. Those comments are so stupid because they are in almost every single video.
Today, Mr. Spaghetti explains why its better to jar your own sauce instead of getting into debt with the meatball mob.
How the hell do you get in that kind of debt, damn I only owe $42,000 on my house then I'm debt-free, does anybody want to help I'm on disability
Hoonigan thought they was gonna be the next redbull lowkey
They could have been but you know someone died and they sold out to PE
@@tommyhairyeah7726Ken is the reason they sold out. He was smart enough to know when to take the money bag.
Who the hell says these days the economy is great?!!!
Everyone saw this coming when the investors bought them and the talent all quit because of their douchebaggery. It was a leveraged buyout and they had no idea how to run the company they bought.
The company needed to be bought out it was dead before pe bought it
Yea you watched someone else's video and copied what they said almost word for word..good job acting like you knew anything lol
Well ya if you can load a dying company up with debts legal and pay yourself and others out along the way… who cares when the floor drops out if the people on top make millions without repercussions?!? If it’s not braking the law they will continue to do it. It only hurts people without money.
How TF do you rack up BILLIONS in debt?
rob is a "buy the dip" type of guy
i am buying hoonigan with all 1.2 billion debt if they pay me 600 million.
What about that R129 SL500 with AMG SL1 / SL2 packages? I can't be the only one to see that classic.
Ken block was hoonigan, it died with him.
To me it seems like the souls of those that passed away emulating Block came to collect on his debt.
What does hoonigan even sell?
Content, murch, appearances for events, parts from sponsors/suppliers
Nice to see Rob calling the economy being good for the corporations and maybe on paper, but in the real world for normal working people it’s fucking atrocious.
The fact politicians(on both sides) will lie to our face and tell us that the economy is the best it’s ever been cause the GDP or the market numbers say things are a great, while we all know that doesn’t mean anything for how the working class people are actually doing, is egregious and downright criminal.
Rob, please get some fire clips from adventure drive, even a road montage where you just fast foward some driving on a dash cam. Miss the old days but I still watch every video.
I really wanted to see Suppy's awd Integra
But you didn’t see the crypto scam video being a bad idea? Interesting.
Talk about a cash out
These Are the Plunderers: How Private Equity Runs-and Wrecks-America - Gretchen Morgenson
When they started to just do this or that...I was over it. Nobody wants that lame show over and over. I unsubscribed from hoonigan and subbed to the block family. Throw my support where it's deserved.
ONLY two reasons people quit jobs:
1) insufficient compensation
2) tyrannical coworker (usually a superior)
💯
They’ve all said it started as friends making money very unorganized not corporate at all and when ken died it became very corporate between the new corporate management style and Ken’s absence they decided to leave it wasn’t fun anymore just a corporate job that felt soulless
If I’m not mistaken, allegedly isn’t this the same thing that happened to Randy from Savage garage where he got into too much debt?
Sort of. Randy did dirty with Clarus funds, to pay for his toys. Like getting a huge windfall through a typo.
No, he was embezzling money from his company(investors) to fund his lifestyle. He was about to get caught and go the jail.
Randy Savage was doing fraud
Yes economy sux = this PRESIDENT SUX
Stupid me though that those shows existed on likes subs, RUclips money .
The bigger the audience, the more money.
Turns out everybody is an employee of somebody else.
Manipulating influencers.
Manufacturing consent.
Cause enough is never enough.
Bruh, you're in NY. You're never going to be doing economically well even when everyone else might be
P.E. loaded "Hoonigan" with debt buying itself out from VC is my head canon
Hopefully DDE doesn’t lose the block
Robs hair is looking good. 👌
The drop top is on point
DDE is renting/ owning the warehouse that hoonigan once was is. Are they going to loose this location in the bankruptcy.
Debt to equity ratio 📉
Donut, Hoonigan, who’s next?
Not cleetus, not dude in blue, not 1320, self made self run will never fade from the fans 🫡
@@molives7Hahahahahaha what the fck do fans have to do with anything? LOL, you're funny.
Monster Garage American Chopper Etc.
The era always ends.
Badly.
This is just like Lefty from Mulberry Street when they do a bust out
Just bought my poster, signed of course. can’t believe how cheap it is for an autograph i would easily have paid $5k for an authentic Ferretti signature
Crypto scammer shouldnt be bad mouthing anyone.
I think it was always the plan to flush all this bad debt by using Ken blocks passing.
Will not be a good time in Charleston maybe when you get around Lewisburg and afterwards
They own Throttl as well so I wonder how that will work out now.
Private equity. SMH. Makes me wonder about that Steve Hamilton guy, dude spends money like he's a drug lord, something is off with him.
Profit margins on custom wheels can be pretty significant.
Steve is fairly open with his finances.
@@somenygaard I actually have a neighbor that actually sold his company last year for $1.3 billion and his house is maybe $1.2 million, maybe. I know quite a few billionaires and near billionaires and they spend a small fraction of what that guy does, got one here in town that owns like 50 car dealerships around the country and lives in a $400,000 house.
@@yungkidnf I had a neighbor that was a pretty open guy with his finances and whatnot, didn't live particularly large either, then one day the FBI raided his house and he got 25 years for embezzling over $18 million. Anyone can tell you anything they want, doesn't mean squat. I literally have a drug lord that lives in my neighborhood whose family launders money through their liquor stores.
Steve Hamilton owns the wheel companies and he had taken a bunch of pr9fits put the money out into other businesses well those businesses were doing so well he sold those plus he has real estate
hope i win. went to hofbrauhouse in vegas, great time. can only imagine germany
Any time private equity buys a company, get ready. management shake-up, highly leverage with massive debt. There's never anything good about private equity. Oh, and I worked for private equity therefore I had a front seat on their model of destruction.
Bankruptcy is nature's way to start again - Creed Braton.
So greed and the end of PPP “loans” is creating the turn to reality.
weasle
Is GDC getting a Purosangue?
What happens to DDE Headquarters The Blok!
Just proves Ken block was worth a billion not the company
If i had all the money in the world...nows the time to buy the hoonicorn.....
HOW in the world did they get that much debt?!?!?!
Fraud
Hoonigan owned a whole bunch of wheel companies underneath them. All those wheel companies are probably where that 1.2 B is in
Private equity firms buy up companies and they cut hours and demand more output and then load up the company with debt and use the money the company makes to pay the debt until they go under and they file bankrupty to make the debt go away and repeat.
These Are the Plunderers: How Private Equity Runs-and Wrecks-America - Gretchen Morgenson
This is America
Hoonigan is overcooked like meatballs
Hoonigan going bankrupt, I figure Donut may be next in that list.
Hoonigan needs to be laid to rest with Ken.
i wonder if donut is about to suffer a similar fate??
If you had just skimmed through the bankruptcy filing, you would have an accurate understanding of the situation rather than speculating on a topic that is out of your depth.
I don't think he cares
@@CokefishR Why opine on something you have no understanding of then. You don’t see me talking about the best way to cure cancer.
@@NATECHEN Even if you did no one would care
they're HOW MANY in WHAT??
Seems like every business that starts small and gains traction and grows to being a market player, always sells out to some investment firm which pays big money to which the founder sails off into the sunset. Seems everytime this happens its almost a matter of time before that business implodes as the main breathing force or soul of the company set sail and left a hollow shell of once greatness filled. Capitalism has alot of great sides to which this country was built on, but damn it has these kind of downsides that almost seem necessary to keep the whole thing moving along......Welp!.....TRUMP2024🇺🇸✊🏻✊🏿✊🏼✊🏽🇺🇸!!!!!
It appears everyone is leaving Donut Media after they were acquired. I wonder will they be next ....
the hoonigan that went bankrupt is the wheelpros parts stuff, not the hoonigan media machine. so they're probably going to sell off a half dozen shitty rep-wheel companies.
If you spend big on loans to buy companies or properties you will likely crash and burn most if not all.the assets is extremely high
I find it really sad....Ken Block would have never let this happen if he was alive. He built a brand for car guys, the dreamers and the unique individuals in the car scene.
Now its just generic bs car stuff, hosts that are hired for their following rather then talent and it just turned into a regular car channel that has 1000 subs. The shoet sightedness of private equity firms has always been an issue. They care too much about profits and not the talent behind the scenes that created the profitable business in the first place. They then throw money at the problem and wonder why the roi isnt happening.
Private equity has its place in the world....but in entertainment they always seem to ruin it and then just cast it aside.
And you can bet money that if the talent left, more behind the scenes left too. Which creates instability in the works place, scrambling to solve the issue and that leads to bad quality content and unnecessary spending.
it's not the show that's "bankrupt" although the show is 99.99999% probably losing money too. the owners businesses are all bleeding money.
@@lasskinn474 private equity always run with paper thin margins. It take a lot of control to keep them going. They spent and spent and spent obviously having that much debt. Rois were below average for sure and this is how you end up bankrupt
He sold the company. Technically he is the one that let this happen. Once you sell that's it. Things were downhill before he died.
@@Rainmotorsports did he sell it before he died or did it happen after he died? If after it would have been the board of directors that sold it not him
Ken is the one that sold out and took the money bag. This outcome was inevitable as soon as Hoonigan signed on the dotted line.
OK this explains why DDE managed to buy out their enormous facilities for a relatively good price.
They dont own that building, they rent from Hoonigan. Don't remember if it's a sublease or what. So this bankruptcy could affect them as well.
@@Jurassic974it’s a sublease hoonigan had a so many year lease they probably didn’t want to brake and owe a crazy amount of money to the landlord so DDE moved in so hoonigan didn’t have to break the lease
@Jurassic974 Its a sublease.
@@Jurassic974
No, they made a video about buying the building at a great price.
@@captain_context9991they made videos about buying each one of their cars but most of them they lease, in other words long term rental.
Economy good doesn't mean your going to have a "top" year every year... that is unsustanable and why we are in this position in the first place, someone gave away free money to boost "economy" numbers and now we are paying the price.
Scary
Good common sense talk!!
Hoonigan was broke before Ken Block passed and now nobody wants to admit he was bankrupt. God bless his kids, hope they pull a Donald Trump
Who gave them 1 billion dollars
Is this why they always do those car giveaways lol
I blame Hert. Hert sucks
Rob missed the mark on this one, its the Classic private equity buy out.
Ya see the same thing with like Toys R Us. It's easier than ever to make money out of Nothing, banks don't even need that 10% reserve anymore.
That’s what he was saying 😂
You missed the mark
No how he said it just went over your simple mind
Tell me how to make money out of nothing.
@@Lobonova get a loan from a bank, use your credit card... you're creating money from nothing and the banks are facilitating it. a mortgage is just double entry book keeping for a bank.
It screams of a bad investment elsewhere (cough crypto) and piling it into the easiest target to sink.
Good. Horrible loud and obnoxious brand.
Kinda hoping it hits donut media next.
They used to be funny. Used to do awesome stuff.
Now. Their other channel is far superior, and its literally 2 mechanics sitting around reacting to dumbass car related videos
NFW a billion???