7 Luxury Items You Will Regret Buying!
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No Dacob. I will never regret my blood diamond encrusted luxury pool table. 😂
😂😅😂🤣you got me 😂🤣😂💕
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I chuckled out loud at this 😂😂
They can snark at my handbags all they want but nobody-not one person-is getting in between me and my Dyson vacuum cleaners. I have German shepherds and teenage boys. Enough said. 😘
Dyson vacuum, German Shepards, and teenage boys.. lol. Love it. Minus the teenage boys, I have the same . 2 of each in fact:)
Notice, they tell you to get rid of your diamonds, but not your cell phone.
I love you because of your stand of “a dog is not an item”, thank you!!! New subscriber here!!!
Strange that they Yahoo didn’t include babies as a “luxury item” 😅
😂 INDEED! But they're not quiet luxury.....👀
@@H.A.-zr2wc Bahaha.
The dog one horrified me. I recently lost my best furry family member, a 14 year old Australian Shepherd. I'd never had a pure bred dog before, but after researched the breed and found it to be a great fit for my home and lifestyle. The only regret is that he's gone. He was the smartest, easiest to train, and most fun and chill dog I've ever had. He was good around people but instinctively protected me from certain people or animals and I never questioned his judgement. I trusted him and he trusted me. He was so perfect that honestly the thought of getting another dog just isn't something I can consider for a long time. I miss him but am grateful to him for allowing me the opportunity to live and grow with him.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
I’m so so sorry for your loss. Pet loss and grief is really rough.
@@redfrag9607 Thank you.I apologize for reacting so strongly. Guess I'm still grieving. This was not the place to do that.
@@kateef8441 Thank you. It is. I apologize you all. It wasn't appropriate for me to react like that on here.
@@chillaxinchica No apology needed! Considering a live animal as an unnecessary luxury item was indeed horrifying!
Totally agree with you. A lot of people are saying they buy Birkin and Kelly for investments but it is not a investment until you sell it. Most people they do not sell!! They are just rationalizing on their purchases.
Just a quick look at Sotheby's and Christie's luxury bags sales results gives us a clear view that Yahoos analists have made a poor research
I mean… if I got a chance to get a Birkin and my mother were still alive an I'd probably just give it to her.
@@aminaaminova4449 Not really. The bags being sold there aren't standard run of the mill bags. I haven't personally read the article, but going by the rest of the context in this video, it seems this was written for people who try to live above their means. I think that's the reason why they mentioned "ethical jewelry" but in the same breath said it was okay to purchase Ikea furniture.
A dog???
The bred for purpose dog who finds us in mudslides, avalanches and rubble? The dog who leads the blind, detects seizures and bombs and soothes autistic children? The dog who finds dangerous criminals and keeps us safe? The rescue dogs I adopted that soothe my soul and are my constant guardians?
I would say the writer is either a bot or a sociopath!
Love your work Brother 💋
IKEA?!??? H&M?!?!??! “Don’t buy something cute that costs money… buy something cheap and ugly! ❤”
That’s such stupid advice. That crap will likely fall apart which then means you’ll have to buy it again . So whatever money you saved from the original purchase by being cheap will be negated by the fact that you’ll have to buy it again. So dumb..
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I died at the luxury pool tables commentary😂😂😂😂
SECOND HAND DOG I CANT OMFGGGG
so I can't believe I JUST FOUND your channel. I'm binge watching all your videos. Love it. Your content is amazing and well needed in this community.
I have a Dyson v10 animal. The “animal” is the model that has all the bells and whistles. I don’t find it requires any more maintenance than any other vacuum. And it’s certainly less maintenance than a bag vacuum. I love my Dyson vacuum. It was worth every penny . The only complaint I have is that I did need to replace the battery after it wouldn’t turn on one day. So I replaced it via Amazon for like $45. I was back in business by the next day.
The Heaviest vacuum I ever owned 😂!
@@dyshaun08 really? I think it’s light as hell! But then, I’ve never used other stick vacuums so I’ve got no frame of reference. But ya I’ve always felt it was pretty lightweight and effortless 🤷♀️
Right I have the Dyson Ball and it has been worth every cent.
@@QueenShanine I have that one as well! Love it also! I like having the stick vacuum for every day use and ease and getting into small crevices and then the corded Dyson ball vacuum for when I do more thorough cleaning .
I love you because of your standing on “a dog is not an item” , thank you!
I will die on the hill of Miele being the best vacuum investment. I had a Dyson when I was young and newlywed and thought I knew shit about shit. Miele is the absolute holy grail of vacuums.
You threw your hands up talking about the dogs😂❤❤❤ I was cracking up!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yahoo Finance have lost their marbles, and they can't find decent writers!
Funny you talk about poodles though, my boss came to deliver new stock to the shops tonight, and he brought his newly adopted 2 year old black poodle with him. The dog is a rescue, and he's so sweet and excitable. It was lovely finish to a good day's work.
Pochette accessoires over baguette any day. I wish they had more options for straps.
Pochette Accessoires is a cutie 🥰
I agree. Dogs are not luxury items. They are animals. I for one love my purebred Havanese and I am an allergy sufferer so I cannot have a dog that is not cleared as a hypoallergenic breed. There were many instances where others told me to “adopt, don’t shop”. I make sure that I find ethical breeders when shopping for a purebred puppy because there are many ethical purebred breeders around although some may think otherwise. I do think it’s unfortunate that there are so many dogs in shelters that need a home, however the large amount of dogs that are actually in shelters would not fit my criteria especially since many shelters do not have documentation of the dog’s breed or history, let alone if it has a lineage of medical issues. Adopting an animal from a shelter is not for everyone. I personally rather not want others to force their beliefs on me. If that’s something they want to do, so be it, however there are reasons why people seek breeders over adopting from a shelter.
I agree. I have both bred dogs and rescued! Both are expensive! My horse I rescued, she was expensive and worth every penny. My sweet bully dog rescued cost me 10k for surgery and I painfully lost him. I don’t regret a single penny. There is no price on love.
I agree with you. I have tried to adopt a cute small dog from a rescue, but they charge high adoption fees, or the dog may have developed bad habits, and the rescue always, always wants to adopt those dogs to people with a stay at home mom and a fenced back yard. After dealing with that foolishness, I’ve stuck to buying purebred dogs from breeders. The cat rescues are almost as bad about having ridiculous requirements like wanting home visits. I think home visits are too intrusive.
@@CogMarks the reason they are so intrusive and higher in price is to try and limit the amount of dogs that end up returning to the shelter. Also, some people will adopt a dog and agree to spay/neuter and other veterinary care and then not follow through. So many shelters and rescues are above capacity it's becoming an epidemic, if it's not already. And the same goes for cats. No, it's definitely not for everybody but, tbh pets in general aren't and shouldn't be for everybody... 🤷🤷
lol...Dacob you are so funny. Love how you will discard of everything and fold the bag and strap it to your chest. You had me cracking up.🤣
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I really cannot with this pool table thing like why even is this included in the article 😭😭😭 14:59
Great video my friend. I personally do not buy luxury goods to resell them. I keep them and use them.
My husband worked in the apartment industry. There were many abandoned pets, especially from overseas students who would then leave the cute little fluffy creature behind because their home country wouldn’t allow them to bring it back. 😕
Owning a full or half sized slate pool/billards table has been an epic journey for every man I've ever known to own one. They are highly desired, highly enjoyed and then highly regretted. They provide more learning curves than a live-in lover. I recommend every man to buy a pool table especially if they buy one with their mates! They will learn a lot about money, human nature, geometry, and thinking ahead before buying into the dream.
Yeah, no. Not swapping my Lalique, LV, Gucci, and Hermès home décor for frikkin' H&M 🤣
Agreed hahaha
If I spend $1000 on a lamp, I am not going to need to replace that lamp, probably ever. And I can pass it on to my kids! If I buy a $30 lamp from IKEA, I am going to need to replace it multiple times. Who is spending more money, being more wasteful and going to have regrets?
Who wrote this article? It started okay and it went a steep downhill from the suggestion of buying from H&M. Can’t deal with the last one! Like that was written thoughtlessly or was meant for or plucked from another article. 😂
I’ll never part with my Dyson vacuum! Best thing for picking up dog hair. I’ve had everything from a Swiffer on up and it’s the only thing that I find works for hardwood and tile floors. Assis toi Yahoo Finance!
I love my kirby- so I feel you! I used to
Bucket list purchase is a pool table, said no one ever 😂
Yeah I’ll take my 2 pure breed Boston Terriers that cost me $5000k. But I fell in love with the breed by rescuing my first Boston when he was 6. I adopted another 3 years later who was 10. They lived to 14.5 & 15.5 years. I love the breed now.
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yahoo finance says you’ll HATE your dog
Hi Dacob ❤second hand dog 😮I’ve had to buy my dogs (small dogs) and pay a lot of money…yes but let’s keep in mind my health I have rheumatoid arthritis which makes it very hard for me to lift and carry… a dog needs to be bathed… put in the car for grooming and vet appointments…walked…the list goes on…so please tell me if I couldn’t find small dogs in a shelter I should just not have them and stay home all day alone because my condition doesn’t allow me to work anymore …these people that come up with this BS blow my mind…I love my dogs they have been with me through the most difficult times of my life….to those people please just stop right there🤫 I’m trying to be polite on the tubes my raw language would not be so nice…❤❤
Thanks Dacob for keeping it real. I wonder what the same author would say about 7 Luxury items to spend on...
Thank you 🙏🏻💖
I agree about the luggage I also own a keepall 55 love it
Whilst the idea of designer luggage is alluring, I wouldn't want to draw too much attention to myself as a target of theft and also I see how some baggage handlers throw the luggage onto the plane lols. For me, it's something I can be more frugal about so I can invest in other things. Sadly, there are some people that see animals as "things". They are not. They are sentient, living breathing little souls and members of our families. I have a feeling they wrote it like that to get picked up by news outlets and social media for the click bait etc.
So if shelter dogs are second hand, what are adopted children....Pulitzer Prize article right here!
I love Miele. Omg. 10 years in and it sucks and sucks.
VINTAGE 'luxury' mid century furniture or design classics eames / verner panton esp lighting go up up up in value if you look after it! and you get to love using it!
My 12yr old Frenchie is farting and is worth every damn penny. So is my rescued American Bulldog.
It is hard to tell who Yahoo Finance thinks its audience is from hearing this article because the items are a hodge podge if things that would appeal to vastly different crowds. I could see reminding people that diamonds and luxury handbags are not an investment, but the pool table, H & M, and the dog are really out there.
I saw that dog thing coming 😆 I was think they would specifically say French bulldog, which we have as part of our family.
We upgraded my engagement ring/stone a few years ago & chose a lab-grown because it was more ethical. As for 'designer brands'... Levis, Keds & Coach are my three big ones, otherwise they're 'dupes' or off or no-name brands, just as long as they're decent quality.
As a Fendi lover, you always hurt me in my meow meow 🤣
When I travel I have a decent set of luggage, but nothing fancy at all. I save the designer luggage for staycations! It makes me feel good and stays in pristine condition! I would never check luxury luggage. There is no sense in that at all and probably just sets you up to become a target xD
Well said Dacob. Someone who is hard up, will not even think of installing a pool table. The vey reason that these items are called luxury is because these are insignificant yet gives joy to some people especially so if they were fortunate enough to have the resources to procure them
I think perfumes could be an investment. Vintage perfumes with their original formulas and ingredients that are super rare or just not available anymore are super appealing to the perfumista in me
Interesting.. they don’t go bad?? Or maybe not bad but don’t they change chemically
Over time and therefore not smell the same? That’s what I’ve always believed but who knows. I could be completely off base. I don’t know much about fragrances and my tastes are somewhat juvenile and simple (vanilla and coconut anyone?;)… yes… seriously )
@@alisha_madariaga - fragrances can last for many decades, at least as long as they are high quality. The top notes will go off first when they start turning.
It is totally amazing how you were able to keep a straight face with some of these things!😂🤣
Ya I think I fell over on the pure bred dog....best item I got this year is my adorable pomeranian sitting here with me watching your video!
Well, I LOVE my Dyson vacuum. And my diamonds are inherited, thus 'repuposed'.
Whoever wrote that article needs to be fined 😂
😂😂😂 I can't stop laughing about this list! On the first point I was like: I am out! 😅 But you promised: it gets worse! And you delivered!
I disagree Dacob about who can afford pool tables. A lot of middle class homes have basements or “ rec rooms “ where people buy pool tables for. It’s just a pain in the ass to move so it’s easier to include in the house sale.
Dacob, can you make a video on whether certain bags are more susceptible to theft than others? For example, would a Speedy be easier steal than a crossbody since someone could just run up from behind you and snatch it out of your hand? Thanks
Red beryl is rarer than diamonds.
What is the point of Capitalism if you can’t spend money frivolously? Reporter should have included cars and not dogs. I do have a problem with these pet stores that offer financing On dogs.
Life is made up of little things. And often these little things are very important.
I own more than 50% of these things, including a “luxury pool table”…
Honest take: this list is clearly for people who can’t buy a luxury handbag in the first place :/
Exactly. A lot of the comments here don't seem to get that. With that context in mind, the article starts to make a bit more sense. I think it's targeted towards people who live beyond their means and want to keep up with the Joneses, or in our world, the Kardashians.
They are right about the vacuums though! Me and many of my friends own Dysons and none of us are impressed. For the price they should be way stronger and have more battery life. I got a 50$ Dyson dupe last year for the second floor of my home and it is just as good and also less loud.
Fendi baguette all the wayyyyy here
I have a ” secondhand” cat. I am totally allergichock towards her and shelfs insikts sleepingbin my bed. But i Will never get ride of her. Its like your bag on the plane if they want to remove it. You Will claim its your jacket. I Will probably claim if a doctpr wants to remove it- its my comfortblankett.
Yahoo Finance wants to make me feel bad about my purebred dog? She's the best money ever spent. I love my baby. She's a great min pin. No regrets. She's a family member. She's why I have the Dyson vacuum ;)
How do they know their not a blood diamond? Once they leave their seal and how their seal we’ll never know. Do you really think someone is going to expose purchasing or selling a conflict diamond? You’re are so right about the price and capitalism will always be the focal point! I love you and your honesty!!! Keep it up!
I have a Kirby 😂 I never considered it luxury but it was expensive. I haven’t had an issue in over 10 years though 🤷🏽♀️
This is hilarious because I also have a Kirby. It's hideous but it was left behind by my grandpa and that vacuum is amazing for being a relic 😂
Wtf Dyson is my love, my best purchase so far. Purfecf
Fendi monster bag is cute mini baguette vs lv bag
Oh my Dog 🐶 what Eva!!!
If you know, you know ;)
I used to balk at the idea of lab grown diamonds as they have no resale value. But how many people are selling their engagement/wedding rings? Even if marriages break up they wear the ring on opposite hand or get the ring re-styled. If I ever get another large stone I will buy lab grown and save myself a bundle & not worry about resale.
As someone who works In the pawn and jewelry business , most people sell the jewelry and not keep it . Natural is worth more technically , it’s not worth anything close to retail whether it’s lab or mined but certain cuts do sell better than others. I recommend people buying diamonds second hand and then getting custom settings made .
I just cancelled the order of a pool table, this author is a saint. Referring to a dog as an item was plain rude, like referring to a slave as an item.
Gotta go. I'm getting a designer pool table and A DOG from the RealReal today.
Dyson wacuumcleaner is one if the worst wacuumcleaner on the market. All my friends that bought them has either return them or thrown them away. Doesnt make the supposed work. My cat cleans better!
From a Gemologist in the gem trade: Diamonds (Natural diamond of high quality VVS F_D are very RARE ) Natural diamonds in small sizes IS clarity H-below and most industrial grade (Walmart diamonds) quality are plentiful just like Gold. However Like gold , Diamonds are controlled distribution as both Gold and diamonds are commodities many countries use it to back their currency (Russia's government has one the largest reserves of diamonds in the world followed by India so does Canada as you guys have Mines (Canadian diamond are more valuable as there only a few mines that produce the poller bear diamonds and very much controlled distribution by the Canadian movement and share holders. ). Lab grown diamonds are fare from ethical, it takes more energy then to mine natural ones and creates heavy air pollution to create them. Once China floods the market with them , the lovely ladies who get divorced in 3-7 years will find out that their lab grown Daimond at a pawn shop is worth $25 no matter size or quality . Its already happening in fact , Lab grown diamonds have dropped 30% in the last year as more manufactures create them .
Natural diamonds will never get flooded into the market as Governments hold them as a commodity and the gem industry controls the distribution . Many who get divorced in 5-7 years will a get a minimum of 60% back on what they paid for a natural diamond. If it a fine diamond D color VVS1 clarity ideal cut 5ct they will make 5-10% profit in 5-7years. While your D VVS lab grown will be worth $25 even if your hubby paid $25-40k for that lab grown diamond during the hot marketing period.
FYI (All luxury goods are to be purchased for pleasure!! not for investment even though some can make profit. Birkins seem to make the best investments in bags and high fine rare colored untreated gems and fancy natural colored diamond will 100% make you a profit . at the end of the day unless you have $$$ to risk on investment gamble ...always buy for pleasure first...
special nite: A 55ct Ruby just sold at auction for $39million , and a 5ct pink natural diamond just sold for $30million at Sotherby's in June, yet that same diamond sold back in 2015 for $1.2million def a big investment return. or the RICH. No lab grown will make you a cent only loose $$.
I can’t laugh anymore😅 “the president of housecleaning”
I love my Dyson super powerful vacuum, I bought it because I don’t have a maid to clean my house. Maybe that’s why the so called president is compliant he wants us to hire a maid instead of buying expensive cleaning equipment
I am going to say this, I totally agree with what you said about dogs not being an item. I agree with most of what you said anyways however, I am just going to point out the fact that people very much DO treat dogs like a luxury item. Especially certain breeds that become "trendy" such as Poodles, Yorkies, Frenchies, etc.... So, while most of us agree that our furbabies are our family, I can see why they included them in the list.
Have to disagree with poodles. That's been my favorite dog breed for decades, and most people discount the breed as being frou-frou, snooty, neurotic, any number of negative stereotypes. "Doodles" (poodle-mixes) are such a trend not only because a lot of them look like "teddy bears" but because they get the hypoallergenic properties of the poodle (which is in a lot of cases a lie) with the personality of a golden retriever, labrador retriever, etc. Poodles get hated on a lot.
@@Hannah_Becton I know they do but, I'm specifically speaking more along the lines of high society back in the day. Was just using different s breeds that have been trendy at some point. However, I will say that the actual standard poodle I don't see much of anymore but, I do still see toy poodle mixes quite frequently... Not as often as Chihuahuas and Pomeranians now though.
NON! Je ne regrette rien!!!!
IKEA is cutting down entire forests in Europe. Buy vintage furniture and decor people.
H&M home…. Girl goodbye 🤡
I got a Rimowa a few weeks after I got the LV Pégase because I was worried I might have to check the LV in. I got the M size Rimowa which is a check-in size. A few days before I went on a trip, I went to a Rimowa store to get my tag hot stamped and was shocked at the condition of a luggage someone brought in for repairs 😂 I wouldn’t want my luggage to look like that even after a hundred trips considering the amount they cost. So, yeah, I kinda agree with the high end luggage stuff 😅
No to Fendi yes to LV pochette ❤
LV over Fendi for moi 😊
Diamonds mined from the earth are actually more rare due to the imperfections they naturally form when being created. Lab grown diamonds are in fact more “perfect” due to the controlled environment- which to the average person is just as good tbh lol. Unless you are a royal with handed down heirlooms, having the most rare diamonds/gems is not necessary. It really isn’t. Lab grown diamonds without natural imperfections would be my choice. No need to flex as most people can’t tell the difference anyways between natural and lab. Yahoo Finance had me in splits today 😂😂😂
13:50 to 14:50 …and I thought I had a rarefied life.
We’re up to vacuums and so far I regret none of these purchases. Whoever wrote this article is very odd. (I don’t believe in buying blood diamonds, but I’m aware that the whole diamond thing is basically a scam and I’m ok with it, as long as everyone else believes the scam, it’s still worth it 🤷♀️)
Ok, I’m out with the pool tables 😂 lamo I don’t want any kind of pool table, most ppl don’t even have room for one wtf
Ok, luggage, finally a good point. I have a Tumi weekender bag and that’s where I draw the line
My dog is not an item and I will never regret him. We got our cat at the shelter and she’s great, but the dog is completely worth what we paid for him. He comes with a health guarantee from a wonderful reputable breeder and he’s perfect for our lifestyle. Don’t buy dogs from a puppy mill, yes, but all breeders are not evil
Luxury items you’ll regret.. having kids
Lab grown diamonds are a no, sorry...
Please explain why they are a no to you. Thank you 🙏🏻
@@SuperDacob For me, wearing a lab grown diamond it would be as wearing a fake designer bag - It does not feel right. What makes a diamond special to me is the feel I get when wearing and looking at this natural "stone/rock" found on the earth that happens to spark as beautiful as a star?, from the original creator to me. it is amazing. Something, that is not comparable to a rock created by a men in a lab. 💗
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There is certainly more value in a mined diamond that is discovered, mined and cut than a leather handbag sourced from a dead cow or lamb. I disagree with the premise of what you say. If one believes in God then owning and finding a perfect stone is a real ambition for some. There is a shortage of high quality certified stones. I’ll never buy a lab grown diamond, ever.
Pretentious Dacob
Uhm chi anyway so…
That dog recommendation is utter bull. Purchasing a purebred dog ensures that you know what health issues the dog you have has because of lineage. Breeds are technically prone to certain issues but knowing what your dog's parents' parents' parents' have technically reduces the chances of your dog having that problem. (I.E. hip dysplasia) As a rule, most responsible licensed breeders should be keeping track of the dog's lineage to a certain generation.
While I do recommend adopting over purchasing a purebred dog, I think that some people might not be ready for a dog that might have had issues because of their previous owners. Some poor dogs have suffered from mental issues and/or behavioural issues because of how their previous owner treated/neglected them too. And while an experienced owner can handle and treat these dogs with the love and care they deserve, a new pet owner might not be able to handle these dogs not through any fault of the new owner but simply through inexperience. And that gives rise to the possibility that the dog will go back into the adoption system :(
A person should be able to choose what sort of dog, whether adopted or purebred, so they can increase their chances of keeping the dog. As Dacob said, I think everyone should research what sort of dog suits your lifestyle best before purchasing or adopting. It's a whole lot of responsibility because unlike your kids that grow up and become independent, your dog will always be dependent on you for your love and care for the rest of it's life.