The Chicken Conspiracy Robbing Americans of The Toyota Hilux | The Fat Electrician Reaction
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The Chicken Conspiracy Robbing Americans of the Toyota Hilux
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I drive a massive truck but I used it to transport hay and firewood. It is an extended cab with an extended bed. It is impossible to park in a downtown setting. Thankfully I am not the type of masochist that would bother to live in a large city. I enjoy my air with less brake dust.
I'm all for massive cars that serve a purpose, it's odd to see city folk here who drive the biggest car they could find, can't park it anywhere almost and don't leave the city ☠, it's like "why"
@@pawsvtuberin the south east it’s used as a status symbol. Instead of a sports car that will have a cop whip out a speedometer like he is getting a Christmas bonus, a fully kitted out truck will set around 75k-85k which is around the same price. Plus modifications to trucks are a lot easier to get away with in trucks compared to cars, so it’s why you will see more jacked up trucks to fit larger tires than any low rider car.
Another government reason in the U.S. is that CAFE standards for mileage make cars far more expensive than people are willing to pay, while trucks aren't subjected to those same, higher standards.
@@Stevarooniuntil you slam a diesel engine in that hoe now they comin with them taxes
@@pawsvtuber Part of the "why" depends on the area/region. I remember my ex's family insisted her having a huge truck/SUV because they're considered safer in an accident. With how aggressive the drivers are in her area, that's a completely valid reason. I love Houston Texas, but nobody knows the meaning of defensive driving. Including her family. x_x
TBH, I'd kill for a reasonable truck that had enough leg room for me and enough space for more than 6 bales of pine straw. (Until then, my ancient El Camino will have to do...)
Have you considered a ranger? XD
One from 2011 back, not a brand new one
That 25% tax is huge, pretty much a ban on the market.
ya, it's insane
Try visiting Denmark. 25% is the lowest possible sales tax we have. Cars are 185% if i remember correctly, 210% if it is a 'luxury' car.
@mikaelhansen246 is it because of tariff wars with neighboring countries or are the taxes generally that high there? Regardless those rates are crazy.
@@alexisrivera200xable Our politicians just decided to make cars really fucking expensive.
@@CordovanSplotchVT No kidding, Let me guess is for environmental preservation issues? Maybe prop up EV adoption? It's hard to wrap my head around such massive taxes unless they have a public policy that is at least popular enough with people. BTW thanks for taking the time to reply.
0:30 Cheese... American cheese was part of a government conspiracy o.o
Still is.
@avroarchitect1793 Anyone who likes or sees my comment is now on the watxh list ;-;
Do you want to destroy the dairy industry? Because the government not buying the cheese is how you destroy it. Or we can ban alcohol again so the government doesn't have to buy cheese anymore.
@@avroarchitect1793nah the cheese caves have been emptied of government cheese and it's all privately owned now, the milk industry as a whole is definitely a weird government thing though
Cheese ages better than that cooked statement.
13:58 that small truck still a decent size, considering it has an 6-8 foot bed
Edit: I forgot to mention, new trucks nowadays tend to have running boards to assist us getting in the damn things
“Just google cooking recipes, those don’t have conspiracies”
As someone who’s family is obsessed with cooking and recipes, when you look for a recipe that way it takes you a minimum of 10 minutes to either read the life story preamble of online recipes or to find one that just gets to the point. If it’s a traditional dish you’re in for a half hour of history and pretentious wine-taster style nonsense before they so much as tell you how many eggs you need.
LMAO this is actually so true, bloggers really do love to put a lot of words before their recipe 🤣
AHHH, the one thing EVERY Government excels at, effing things up that only happens because of backroom politics
I personally hate large trucks because their lights are at head height when I drive my car and their lights are bright white which hurts my eyes when I drive at night
When I had my Mini Cooper at stop lights all I saw in my mirror was lower grille and insanely bright head lights. The problem is only slightly better in my Kia Soul.
That's not exclusive to big trucks. That's because lots of newer car models are using high beam led lights now.
I've uhhh heard that if you have controls in your car for the sideview mirrors that if you adjust them when someone is right behind you with way too bright headlights you can reflect em back and hopefully get them to back off or change lanes
Ive owned several trucks that were from the 90s and early 2000s and they were much smaller than trucks today, and yet had the same size or larger beds, which is ironic seeing as how today's trucks are so much more powerful, yet can't carry as much stuff. I hope small trucks make a comeback. I miss the old days of Chevy S10 and Mazda B3000s.
Today, you have a LOT of car companies that will basically sell the same car, but they will give it a different name in order to get around the "regulations" in one way or another.
Why this tariff is still active you say? Well most likely US automobile manufacturers don't mind having a niche they can corner.
You were talking about food at the beginning; tells me you haven't seen his video on cheese.
that was my introduction video to his videos actually! I loved the cheese bunker video
So that's where Fluck went
As someone who owns and drives a Toyota Tacoma, yes they accelerate a little slow. But they aren't ment for speed, they are ment for hauling cargo and going off road.
As you say that he has a cheese conspiracy video lol
This is why I hate unnecessary regulation and protectionism. It’s wasteful, useless, and no one benefits.
I had to sit in one of those truck back seats every year from NJ to Texas 29 hour trip with a coat bar over my hunched over head cooler taking up one side and my dad's car junk all over the floor.
Government is always the problem and never the solution.
In addition to being too big, they also make new trucks too "fancy." They cost 3-4x what my car did, and I wouldn't want to actually haul stuff or go off road for fear of scratching or denting it.
Chickens are OP. 😂
The larger trucks are actually really nice to drive to be honest but mine gets used for work and gets beat up a bit
They dont make the trucks bigger just so they don't have to be eco friendly, more like to make the small ones it would be impossible to make them efficient enough. One of the standard size 70's pickup truck would need to get about 75 miles per gallon to be legal in the US today. Its crazy
The more I hear about such things, the more I understand of why Pippa hates the American federal government.
I would still happily pay a 25% tax on one of those new little hiluxes. 25% tax on $11K is still only like $13,750 or something.
If you think 25% is bad, you should see how much cars cost in Denmark and other stupidly overtaxed countries in western Europe
13:00 very simply if you can't sit on it humanly then simply sit on it unhumainly.
"Food recipe's don't have weird rabbit holes" You sure? Ever read that 73 page vlog they put before every recipe now?
Oh, Paws, you are European, let me ask you something.
Another reason trucks are enormous is safety. Since its already big and heavy it is designed with bigger and heavier passenger compartment that can withstand its own weight without crumbling when truck rolls over. The pillars that hold the roof are 6 inch wide. And because these monsters are on the road, family cars have to have same structural integrity.
So, question to Europeans: are the roofs and pillars on Renaults, Peugeots, Dacias and Skodas thinner than Audis, BMWs, Toyotas and Hondas that have to comply American rollover safety standarts?
"Food recipes dont have weird rabbit holes." Hun, we got news for ya! Lets start off with asian salad: I can assure you that at no point in time did all of asian culture come together and agree on a salad recipe, that's some white people nonsense. No one seems to know for sure which part of France cassoulet originated from, and that alone is usually more than enough for conspiracy theorists to start making shit up. A truly STAGGERING number of recipes exist explicitly because some absolute bullshit (often political or economical) happened somehow, somewhere, to some poor bastards, and they were just trying to make do with what they had and still have something half decent to eat. Thats the fun thing about history, there's some kind of a rabbithole attached to everything.
I just stared watching your video and I love is so far, your super funny! Keep up the good work
It doesn't make more money it is a net loss
The Metaphorical Pop-Tart
Lawls. Fluck's actually a decent guy. He streams too though I haven't seen him on in a long time now.
I remember sitting on those tiny seats as a kid
Food recipes? Government cheese.
An entire war was fought using Toyota Hilux's. Check out Count Dankula's toyota wars video.
"loopholes" used because of a bullshit problem is not my problem.
government making bullshit problems is my problem.
If you want a better explanation on why the US (likely) won't have the Hilux, look up the video "Why We Can't Have Small Trucks Anymore - Blame the EPA" by All cars with Jon. It explains this situation way better and way clearer. Just not as funny.
Also, the US did have the Hilux. It was just named the Toyota pickup. It was only around 1972-1995. No idea why they got rid of the Hilux branding though. Great little trucks, especially with the 22R or 22R-E engine. There's a very good reason why third world countries in conflict zones would use them as technicals with heavy ordinance bolted to the bed.
You want to know another funny thing about this? Toyota, a Japanese company, has a factory in the US. Meanwhile the US based companies outsource almost everything to Mexico and import them back to the US.
You should react to WhistlinDiesel he stress-tests cars. He tested the Toyota Hilux
Try to make authentic haggis in America or clotted cream. There is black currant jam as well.
From red to blue
Great video paw
he has in fact made videos on food XD
follow the cheese to find the truth :P
I love the videos, but please raise the volume on the videos you watch. The volume difference between your voice and what you are watching is a bit jarring.
The volume is at max on the video (you can see me hover over the volume slider at the start), but I can try to reduce my own volume a bit in future ones 😅. Pretty amusing comment to me since I was always told I'm too quiet until I swapped to the new microphone a few weeks ago.
Once again LBJ ruins something.
whats even funnier is americans are actully robbed of ALOT, like we didn't get games like kh1/2 fm until 10 YEARS LATER when it came to everyone, and we didn't get ff12 zodiac update until 2020.
at that point everyone else had had it for 8 YEARS.
it came to everywhere else BUT us.
i also hear from my hunter buddies that alot of trucks and guns are banned that you can find outside of the states but not inside, which i think is too funny considering out amendments.
not to mention weed is still illegal in most parts of the country but in other country's its perfectly legal.
and certain food and alcohol is banned too, or is HEAVLY taxed to the point its not worth buying.
honestly there is probably a video of things still banned in the usa that we REALLY REALLY want, that could explain this better then me.