this was a guy on the border of financial collapse and just bought a car. Not to mention that he routinely begs he patrons on the pretense he is just scraping buy... wow, I won't view anything from his, this day forward. like let this guy fall into obscurity and get a real job
It is true though. He is at the collapse of his rich lifestyle. He is able to buy everything he wants, go on vacation multiple times per year, got multiple expensive cars in the past few years and that's not even it. Some people recently really started digging into his finances and found out that he makes thousands every month. He could comfortably live if he wouldn't refuse to give anything up.
Yeah this blows my mind. I'm obviously a super spoiled euro kid that didn't have to pay for school so I understand my privileges but if you really need a car and you're short on money. Buy the cheapest used car that still passes inspection and when it dies, you buy a wrench and a hammer and try your hardest to fix that shit. It was dumb for me to buy a car when I did but at least I made sure I could pay cash and I put 2k aside for repairs, fines, maintainance, and I ran through that money in like 2 years just through bad luck. Buying a car you can't even afford is such a massive gamble. Don't do it, kids. I could "afford" 3 cars paid in cash right now, and I ride a scooter, and that's why I have the cash.
mlysy459 Was helping my brother buy a car. First visit the price was written on the car at lets say 7k, we come back the next day and the dealer comes with the paperwork that says like 17-20K. I was just like do people really fall for this bait and switch? “well we’re here so let’s pay 10k more than we were promised.”
I always hire a proffesional to check out the car for me, and let him also do the negotiations its money well spent. It saved me from buying some cars who looked good but technically were totally screwed.
@@minuterepeater2257 coming back 2 years later to pester you with a reply. that is a really good strategy, especially when you dont know what to look for/dont have the knowledge. A lot of times, looking up the car’s make/chassis code you can find hobbyist forums that go into detail on downsides/what to look out for, and what to replace (some cars are cucked from the factory for certain parts, especially if youre buying older cars).
This was five years ago and DSP literally has not changed at all. Not at all. Not even a little bit. "BMW never contacted me to change the oil. How was I supposed to know to do that!?!? It's scripted!"
"I can't afford these 400 a month payments, so now I'm gonna go get another BMW." Why doesn't this guy just buy a 2 or 3 year old honda civic or accord or toyota camry if he just wants a reliable car with low payments? Holy fuck.
He was crying about his back for years and claimed that he could only drive for a short amount of time and not on the highway. Why even buy multiple expensive cars if you rarely drive them? You can easily tell that it's just about buying something expensive and not the actual value it would have in his life.
Camry is an awesome car. I have a 94 camry and it's so reliable. Great car. Cheap to run, easy to fix. Only 3 owners, one was an old granny who barely used it, the 2nd was a friend whom I know well and serviced it regularly. The thing is like new basically. So good on petrol too. He really lives way beyond his means. Those two mortgages dude, take a sip!
I agree, you should watch the "Down The Rabbit Hole" episode on him (I'm not associated with the guys channel I just like his content -- had to put that out there so I dont get memed)
If he's only put 6000 miles on the car in 3 years i'd say he absolutely should just buy some 2-3000 dollar used car. He's barely averaging 5 miles a day on that car, why on earth take out a 5 figure loan for that?
For swag bra. Serious tho idk. Hes stupid as a rock. If you only use ur car every now and then, 2000-3000euro/dollar, is more than enough. I think he just wants to look good and show off, really no other logical reason than that.
I’m an insurance agent and sooo many people. You also have 18 year olds who spend all their money on Tesla’s and other expensive brand new 2023 bullshit and then come in to get insurance and can’t afford it because it costs them like an extra $500/month or so
Buy new once just to say you did for the experience, but learn everything about the car and do research on the car and learn how to negotiate your ass off. You won't like it during the process but guarantee you come out a winner. Also don't be afraid to walk out. I bought my once new car and proud that I got them to take off almost 5,000 total and my loan was 0% promo. Never will buy a new car again, however my car negotiating skills are on point now because of it
So $400 per month for 5 years on a car and only 6000 miles driven in that time? Does not include gas or insurance. He could have used a limo service to do all of his errands.
@@residentevil2928 Depends on the BMW. On their performance-oriented models (like an M car or a 550i or a 440i or a 335i), sure. On your base model 3 series with the new four-banger in it? Not really. A little bit more than the average car, but at Phil's age, not a big margin.
@@feYslYa yeah bmw has a computer inside the car that controls the blinker for you great cars, people are always honking at me when I drive mine to show their admiration
Funny how you call him "financially illiterate", which was a year ago, and now that guy cries every day on stream about the 20 grands he ownes the IRS. I do not feel bad one bit at all for him.
Yeah these people annoy me so much. They are the persons that cry the most about how unfair the IRS is and how stupid taxes are etc when they are just illiterate morons
Phil explains everything. Everything. If there's something, he knows just how to explain. That is, he'll just fill the air with words with a tone that implies he knows what he's talking about but he really doesn't. Also, I feel bad for DSPStanky, he's a damn good lucio and he just chose the wrong letters I guess.
TSM! TSM! TSM! thats what happens when you get regular maintenance. I was scared for Phil's safety when he said he didn't change oil or break fluid. the only saving grace on that car surviving as long as it did was the miles put onto the vehicle
So what you said at the beginning, how he probably heard the term "buyer's market for cars" from a radio ad? I seriously think he did. This one car dealership in Puyallup, Washington has been running ads about how it's a "buyer's market" for the past six months or so, I just never thought anyone would be stupid enough to believe them.
Hi I am from the future. DSP is super financially successful and actually can retire. Naw just kidding, he declared bankruptcy and is 500k in debt. Good times
Surprise guys. Dsp has filed for bankruptcy as of yesterday. He has 14 credit cards and is HALF A MILLION in the hole. The car in this video is at 4 miles per day
"3000 dollar car that's a piece of crap"... I wonder what he would say if he knew that i was daily driving a 50 dollar nissan micra to work for over a year. Sure it's rattlecan flat black and the block heater connection is sweating coolant a little.. But for 50 bucks, and it passed the MOT twice. It has been a good reliable car for that price.. Considering that my moms brand new citroen from the dealership has had all kinds of problems that were over a thousand bucks to fix like broken windshield.. Brake rotors fucked.. ect... But my micra? I don't even bother changing the oil becuase the oil is more expensive than the whole car.. Still runs and when it stops running, i'll sell it for scrap metal and get 100 bucks for it which is 50 bucks more than i paid for it. Ultimate win win daily car.
I bought a used pickup for 3k nearly eight years ago. I've put enough mileage on it to travel entire united states nearly three times over. With all the minor repairs and maintenance I've had done on it up to this point around 4k-5k (Tires ain't cheap lol). So at most, I've spent 8k on a reliable vehicle that I out right _own_. Meanwhile my next door neighbors do the nearly the same bullshit DSP does: Buy a brand new luxury lemon fart of a vehicle that: A.) Consistently breaks down in at most inconvenient of times and in the most catastrophic of ways...And B.) Live in constant fear that their car is going to be repoed at any moment due their missing a payment on car loan with insane interest rate. And the sad thing is that'll they'll tell, no _brag_ to you that this personal hell they got from the dealership was the deal of the century and how they saved a ton of $$$ on a package deal on extended car warranties and roadside assistance and oh my goodness tell him about the leather seats!
Oil is more expensive than the whole car? I don't know where you're buying oil, but the last time I changed the oil in my car, the oil was $12 for the cheapo store brand stuff and $25 for the name brand high end stuff. And filters are $4 to $10. I get that you don't want to sink any money into a cheap car, that's fine. Just saying you're getting ripped off on motor oil if you're spending $50, let alone more than that.
I always buy 2 to 3000 dollar used cars. Cash, zero Interest. I bought a Honda Civic with 108k miles for $2k. I drove it for 6 years and it was still running fine when I got another car. It works fine for me. If I only drove 6000 miles in 3 years, I definitely would only get a cheap used car.
I bought my first car earlier this year, 1997 mercedes e320 for $2700! 140k miles buuuut no leaks in the engine or tranny, oil changed when I took the car home, all fans are new, drive belt is new, and tires less than 1 year old (bought by the seller). I brag to my friends on how CHEAP the car was and how amazing it runs, I wouldn't want to brag about how I'm in a pit of debt for a 2017 luxury car lol
3 years without an oil change is fucking wild, if I didn't check my cars oil every 3 weeks it would probably blow up lmfao. God bless old Honda engines with fucked up piston rings, it's a match made in heaven.
changing oil and filter is typicaly recomended by the manufacturer of car to be done every 12 months or a certain mileage depended on engine and oil. I'm pretty sure a mini isn't a exception to this rule.
So he had a car for 3 years and only put 6000 miles on it? That averages out to about 5.5 miles a day. With so few miles driven seems pointless to even own one.
I never really had a frame of reference before buying my first car but after this video I’m so grateful that I was able to by from family friends. 1k was a fucking steal.
22:20 Jesus. How crippled is DSP mentally to think that not changing the oil to your car for 3 FLIPPING YEARS is OK? He waited so this so-called "diagnosis computer" would tell him when to change it? How is he even functioning as a human being?
Just never buy a new car. The dealership is called the stealership by BMW people like me for a reason. Never had I have my car serviced by BMW. I have it serviced by me or I take it to an independent BMW shop a friend owns and we work on it together on a slow day and after hours. I'm not letting the bank own my car.
Wrong. Never buy a used car from a dealership. You get none of the benefits of a new car, and you pay substantially more than you would from a private sale. Used car dealerships are notorious for not doing their due diligence to ensure the vehicles they sell are in good condition. I would either buy a new car or buy a used vehicle from a private seller. You have to come prepared to negotiate. Be prepared to walk away. Anytime you buy a used vehicle, you take the risk of assuming the consequences of someone else's poor decisions regarding the repairs or maintenance of said vehicle. Unless you are willing to take on a money pit, just get a new car. You can get a 2020 Toyota Corolla for 13k-14k if you can negotiate worth a damn.
@@blakekendall5203 You're simply wrong. I bought a certified pre-owned, it was like new condition. I have to tell people it's used and not brand new. And no hidden problems, in order to be certified it has to be thoroughly vetted for problems. Never buy a new car unless you are filthy rich and want to show off, period.
First off, i HATE dsp, that being said, BMWs run on a high grade synthetic oil that only needs to be changed once a year. If he only drove 6k miles, he wouldnt really need to change the oil. i could be wrong though, so if there are any gear heads out there, let me know
Darth Shredrax it’s almost never over a year though. Even if you barely drive every two years is the absolute minimum for changing ur oil. It really should be done once a year for most cars. It gets thicker the older it is and that is bad for your engine.
Ok so oil DOES break down FASTER from heavy use however used oil has acids and corrosive stuff, it also gets contaminated with water its just not good for the same oil to be in your engine for a long time when its been exposed to combustion gasses
I dont know who has informed you that you can go 1 year on ANY fucking oil change but they are so so wrong.. And following this advice will surly leave you with a nice expensive yard ornament at some point... Conventional oil is every 3K miles or 3 months whichever comes first.. Yes if you do not hit the 3K mile mark but say you dont drive much either so you dont even put 4K miles on the car in a year? You STILL need to change that oil if its conventional every 3 months... Synthetic Blend gives you at about 4-6 months MAX with less driving and around 5-6K miles per change. = Full synthetic they say 7.5K... i still due to personal exp and preference do not suggest going over 6-7K simply because of how an internal combustion engine works as what oil changes in my exp look and smell like at those mileage thresholds. Ive seen what oil looks like with hardly any miles but the oil has been sitting for a long long time and likwise oil with extreame amounts of miles in a short time.. And thats what i go by the most what does this oil look and feel and smell like at those mileages. Do enough oil changes under enough conditions on enough cars and you start to see very clear patterns. Which indicate cheaping out on your oil change is NOT a good place to skimp on servicing costs. Going over 6 months without an oil change even on full synthetic is a recipe for disaster. One of the biggest reason being is Gasoline ALWAYS making its way into the oil system in very small amounts every time the engine cycles pushing past the piston rings. This minuscule amount is still enough to break down the viscosity in the oil to the point its no longer doing what it is suppose to do... lubricate. Which if there's not proper lubrication shit starts the break down slowly. All this isn't something you will have occur without weeks or months but years of improper servicing.. Thats why oil change records are so important these days on used cars.. IF the car has not seen serviced like it was suppose to chances are that car will not last near as long as cars that have been serviced as they are suppose to. Some manufacturers suggest slightly different suggestions which is fine.. go by that. If your BMW says its ok to go 6 months on the specific oil it states to be used? Use that specific oil and yes you should be fine with that 6 months. problems arise when you deviate from either of these.. Say going over 6 months on that right oil or changing at 6 months but not using the suggested oil. If your manufacturer suggest something any different from the norm? Follow it to the letter. This is also why some more expensive high end cars must be serviced at the approved shop to insure this high end car is going to last and that nothing in the servicing is being skipped or changed in any way. Also for keeping records on this for resale.
I bought a Toyota Celica for 500 bucks, drove it for 3 years and I only changed the oil once and replaced the headlights which totalled about 50 dollars all together. Sold that beast for 400 bucks still running strong.
Japanese cars are great. My father's an engineer, and he says that it's because many Japanese companies are *obsessive* about quality control when compares to western car companies
Kian Docherty I have a few elephants to package on top, cause a bridge without an elephant marching on top of it for stability against the wind is pretty much money waste
To be honest, we owned a BMW (I'm German btw) that showed the condition of certain parts of the car on the board computer display, soooo yeah he probably never used that funktion correctly...
I'm not the biggest memer, but these kinds of videos remind me why I'm still subscribed four score and seven years post SC2. This is really important for the kids to hear.
I worked in car sales for a few years at hyundai and cheve and this video gave me a money boner. This is the kind of guy you get and he pays for your week. Also for loans Perfect credit can offset dti but not viceversa often. Also here is all thats gonna be on that car in terms of insurance and addons prolly. Wheel and tire, Gap, Some form of paint protection, Extended warranty and a bumper to bumper protection for dents. They most likely wont tack on more then that. That being said tons of people shop for payments. And Having worked in cars 10,000 is rarely going to give you a good car if you want to buy it off a lot here in florida.
I know, it's a minor thing, but it's hard to take him seriously as an adult when he says shit that isn't a meme, is a meme. Imagine if Sam Harris said meme in the same fashion as Destiny, no one would take him seriously.
destiny knows more abut the world than most and he spent the last 20 years of his life in a windowless room only being visited by his wife son and his kfc/hot chocolate delivery lady.
I'm still amazed DSP is still alive this day. Kind of guy who, possibly, could forget to breath. I mean, i'm not a smart guy, but DSP is just on it's own league.
It always warms my heart to watch someone be in disbelief at Philberts raw stupidity. Ive been a deetraktor for years so most of it doesnt phase me anymore. Believe me when I tell you this is the norm for him.
So let me get this right. He bought a car in he east coast. Paid the dock fee $500. And then had it shipped tot the west coast. Paid another $1000. Where he could of night the car on the west coast, and paid a dock fee of just $500. Sucker is born every day.
£1400 on my car. 3 years on, passed all MOT's with flying colours and I'm not seeing any problems. Lovely little thing. Threw like 20k miles at it too, not a lot, but eh.
Jesus fuck, equity on a brand new car. The car devalues when you drive it off the lot, it devalues every month your loan goes on. General asset value depreciation is a thing DSP. And this guy went to " buisness school ".
Memers market for memes right now.
TO THE TOP
I got roped into this shit meme for 3 years
Makers market for memes
@Aran Kalypso Don't you mean a danknostic computer
LOL sucks.
I still return to this video all these years later, its still the gift that keeps on giving.
I truly think it might be one of the greatest videos ever recorded. "Buyer's market for cars" is permanently etched into my brain
To think years later DSP would declare fraudulent bankruptcy over six figures of mobile game whaling. Who'dathunkit.
I quit playing mobile games when khet moved in, what an idiot! Tuhuh…..snort.
They never contacted me for the oil change nothing i could do
soada159 bugged maintenance mechanics
That free maintenance still came in handy
Bugged car maintenance mechanics
I belive him! I've been driving with two flat tires for three months and no-one has called me yet! This is bullshit!
Still, a year later, I am laughing my ass off at this meme.
this was a guy on the border of financial collapse and just bought a car. Not to mention that he routinely begs he patrons on the pretense he is just scraping buy... wow, I won't view anything from his, this day forward. like let this guy fall into obscurity and get a real job
It is true though. He is at the collapse of his rich lifestyle. He is able to buy everything he wants, go on vacation multiple times per year, got multiple expensive cars in the past few years and that's not even it. Some people recently really started digging into his finances and found out that he makes thousands every month. He could comfortably live if he wouldn't refuse to give anything up.
Yeah this blows my mind. I'm obviously a super spoiled euro kid that didn't have to pay for school so I understand my privileges but if you really need a car and you're short on money. Buy the cheapest used car that still passes inspection and when it dies, you buy a wrench and a hammer and try your hardest to fix that shit. It was dumb for me to buy a car when I did but at least I made sure I could pay cash and I put 2k aside for repairs, fines, maintainance, and I ran through that money in like 2 years just through bad luck. Buying a car you can't even afford is such a massive gamble. Don't do it, kids. I could "afford" 3 cars paid in cash right now, and I ride a scooter, and that's why I have the cash.
Hi
Don't watch him, watch the " this is how you don't play" videos on him made by others. It's better cut and made anyway
so this is why the 2008 market crashed
^ Exactly
"I've got too much debt and can't afford all these used cars...I'ma go buy a new BMW"
...amazing
wow, exactly right
There's substantial proof that the sub-prime auto industry is leading us in the same direction.
Funny thing is DSP used to do loans for people's mortgages and got laid off in 2009. This guy used to give people financial advice!
This is why I cant negotiation a good price at a dealership, they know these people exist.
mlysy459 Was helping my brother buy a car. First visit the price was written on the car at lets say 7k, we come back the next day and the dealer comes with the paperwork that says like 17-20K.
I was just like do people really fall for this bait and switch? “well we’re here so let’s pay 10k more than we were promised.”
I always hire a proffesional to check out the car for me, and let him also do the negotiations its money well spent. It saved me from buying some cars who looked good but technically were totally screwed.
@@minuterepeater2257 coming back 2 years later to pester you with a reply. that is a really good strategy, especially when you dont know what to look for/dont have the knowledge. A lot of times, looking up the car’s make/chassis code you can find hobbyist forums that go into detail on downsides/what to look out for, and what to replace (some cars are cucked from the factory for certain parts, especially if youre buying older cars).
This was five years ago and DSP literally has not changed at all. Not at all. Not even a little bit. "BMW never contacted me to change the oil. How was I supposed to know to do that!?!? It's scripted!"
He’s a beast honestly
"I can't afford these 400 a month payments, so now I'm gonna go get another BMW." Why doesn't this guy just buy a 2 or 3 year old honda civic or accord or toyota camry if he just wants a reliable car with low payments? Holy fuck.
I own a 95 Camry and I love it.
I HAVE A 3 YEAR OLD HONDA CIVIC ARE YOU PROUD OF ME FAM!
$3k + $500 (maintenance and fixes) for a 2007 Honda Fit. Great MPG, cheap parts for any repairs, and reliable.
He was crying about his back for years and claimed that he could only drive for a short amount of time and not on the highway. Why even buy multiple expensive cars if you rarely drive them? You can easily tell that it's just about buying something expensive and not the actual value it would have in his life.
Camry is an awesome car. I have a 94 camry and it's so reliable. Great car. Cheap to run, easy to fix. Only 3 owners, one was an old granny who barely used it, the 2nd was a friend whom I know well and serviced it regularly. The thing is like new basically. So good on petrol too. He really lives way beyond his means. Those two mortgages dude, take a sip!
DSP: So yeah I checked my emails and I got this great offer from a Nigerian Prince!
It's amazing DSP has survived this long.
pottman101 some times I think he died in like 13 and his brainless souless body just keeps running shit.
It's amazing Phil manages to dress himself every morning.
I agree, you should watch the "Down The Rabbit Hole" episode on him (I'm not associated with the guys channel I just like his content -- had to put that out there so I dont get memed)
dsp is proof that at some point we should euthanize people when they are this fucking worthless
I've watched this a couple of times, and I just realized how much DSP's voice drives me crazy. xD
If he's only put 6000 miles on the car in 3 years i'd say he absolutely should just buy some 2-3000 dollar used car. He's barely averaging 5 miles a day on that car, why on earth take out a 5 figure loan for that?
For swag bra. Serious tho idk. Hes stupid as a rock. If you only use ur car every now and then, 2000-3000euro/dollar, is more than enough. I think he just wants to look good and show off, really no other logical reason than that.
I’m an insurance agent and sooo many people.
You also have 18 year olds who spend all their money on Tesla’s and other expensive brand new 2023 bullshit and then come in to get insurance and can’t afford it because it costs them like an extra $500/month or so
I’m 20 and financially illiterate but damn this guy makes me look like warren buffet
I feel you. I'm 22 and I've never bought a car before but I'd never fall into the stupid traps DSP does, Jesus Christ
@@GabbertEvergreen Just remember to buy used, never lease, never new. Say no to every package the dealer says the car needs, it's all bullshit.
Buy new once just to say you did for the experience, but learn everything about the car and do research on the car and learn how to negotiate your ass off. You won't like it during the process but guarantee you come out a winner. Also don't be afraid to walk out. I bought my once new car and proud that I got them to take off almost 5,000 total and my loan was 0% promo. Never will buy a new car again, however my car negotiating skills are on point now because of it
Also put a big deposit on the car.
A huge win for the marketplace of used vehicles
So $400 per month for 5 years on a car and only 6000 miles driven in that time? Does not include gas or insurance. He could have used a limo service to do all of his errands.
Insurance on a BMW is significantly more too.
@@residentevil2928 Depends on the BMW. On their performance-oriented models (like an M car or a 550i or a 440i or a 335i), sure. On your base model 3 series with the new four-banger in it? Not really. A little bit more than the average car, but at Phil's age, not a big margin.
$4/mile before gas and insurance, nice move DSP
One of the Destiny video I have to revisit from time to time
Top 5 Destiny video for me
This is the only good destiny video he has ever done
@@jonathansoko1085 Only? That's a little dismissive, maybe even uninformed?. But in all honestly, art subjective, yeah?
I’m 100% certain DSP is the kind of guy that doesn’t use the blinker on his BMW
they never called him to tell him to
bmw blinks on itself
You mean a BMW owner?
@@feYslYa yeah bmw has a computer inside the car that controls the blinker for you
great cars, people are always honking at me when I drive mine to show their admiration
Bugged blinker mechanics! Wtf dood, the blinkers are just broken I'm trying to blink but it just didn't respond
I would pay good money to watch DSP do an oil change on his own car
For free, you can see him commit bankruptcy fraud from last year
It you promise to donate to him he 100% will do it
5 years later and I still come back to watch this video LOL
Funny how you call him "financially illiterate", which was a year ago, and now that guy cries every day on stream about the 20 grands he ownes the IRS. I do not feel bad one bit at all for him.
Yeah these people annoy me so much. They are the persons that cry the most about how unfair the IRS is and how stupid taxes are etc when they are just illiterate morons
Funny how now 4 years after the vid was posted Phil has declared bankruptcy and has become even more scummy toward his viewers
4 years later still the same
4 years from now still the same
Destiny kind of looks like a mildly fit DSP...
If by mildly fit all you mean is healthy weight...
DSP's after name is bornell just like destiny so not a far shot
If by fit you mean gaunt manlet then I concur
Russ Olson nah dsp is ugly as fuck inside and out.
This aged like wine
"These are bad decisions" That basically sums up DSP's entire TH-cam career.
Phil explains everything. Everything. If there's something, he knows just how to explain. That is, he'll just fill the air with words with a tone that implies he knows what he's talking about but he really doesn't. Also, I feel bad for DSPStanky, he's a damn good lucio and he just chose the wrong letters I guess.
i spent 8900 on a car in 09 and it still runs with no major malfunctions.
TSM! TSM! TSM! thats what happens when you get regular maintenance. I was scared for Phil's safety when he said he didn't change oil or break fluid. the only saving grace on that car surviving as long as it did was the miles put onto the vehicle
TSM! TSM! TSM! Ib
Destiny got absolutely crushed by DSP in this debate...
Michael Lee How do you figure?
Judah Soremy it's a meme bru
Destiny and DSP are two personalities I've watched since before I was a teen, I'm accepted to college now. This is beautiful.
how did college work out
@@vegbeg9170 Hey mate pretty good :3 Graduated with a CIS degree and currently work in my field as middle management.
The level of financial illiteracy here is crazy. “Equity in a car”… Jesus Christ.
He’s a mature adult with a business degree.
Seeing a recent video about DSP's financial situation, this has aged so well.
whenever I see clips of DSP talking about buying cars I always think of hank hill getting the “sticker price” deal.
There's his coveted "business degree," hard at work!
So what you said at the beginning, how he probably heard the term "buyer's market for cars" from a radio ad? I seriously think he did. This one car dealership in Puyallup, Washington has been running ads about how it's a "buyer's market" for the past six months or so, I just never thought anyone would be stupid enough to believe them.
This is how I imagine the average American
Most of us are far from it
TheGabbuts silly generalisation
But so accurate :^)
Keep listening to our music, watching our TV, movies, etc and obsessing over us. We give zero thought to your country (wherever it is lel) :^)
Hehe MeMes :^)
I’ve watched this before but I came back just because this is a gem
Hi I am from the future. DSP is super financially successful and actually can retire.
Naw just kidding, he declared bankruptcy and is 500k in debt.
Good times
LUL
Surprise guys. Dsp has filed for bankruptcy as of yesterday. He has 14 credit cards and is HALF A MILLION in the hole.
The car in this video is at 4 miles per day
DSP is the Jason Blaha of the gaming world
"3000 dollar car that's a piece of crap"... I wonder what he would say if he knew that i was daily driving a 50 dollar nissan micra to work for over a year. Sure it's rattlecan flat black and the block heater connection is sweating coolant a little.. But for 50 bucks, and it passed the MOT twice. It has been a good reliable car for that price..
Considering that my moms brand new citroen from the dealership has had all kinds of problems that were over a thousand bucks to fix like broken windshield.. Brake rotors fucked.. ect...
But my micra? I don't even bother changing the oil becuase the oil is more expensive than the whole car.. Still runs and when it stops running, i'll sell it for scrap metal and get 100 bucks for it which is 50 bucks more than i paid for it.
Ultimate win win daily car.
I bought a used pickup for 3k nearly eight years ago. I've put enough mileage on it to travel entire united states nearly three times over. With all the minor repairs and maintenance I've had done on it up to this point around 4k-5k (Tires ain't cheap lol).
So at most, I've spent 8k on a reliable vehicle that I out right _own_.
Meanwhile my next door neighbors do the nearly the same bullshit DSP does: Buy a brand new luxury lemon fart of a vehicle that: A.) Consistently breaks down in at most inconvenient of times and in the most catastrophic of ways...And B.) Live in constant fear that their car is going to be repoed at any moment due their missing a payment on car loan with insane interest rate.
And the sad thing is that'll they'll tell, no _brag_ to you that this personal hell they got from the dealership was the deal of the century and how they saved a ton of $$$ on a package deal on extended car warranties and roadside assistance and oh my goodness tell him about the leather seats!
Oil is more expensive than the whole car? I don't know where you're buying oil, but the last time I changed the oil in my car, the oil was $12 for the cheapo store brand stuff and $25 for the name brand high end stuff. And filters are $4 to $10.
I get that you don't want to sink any money into a cheap car, that's fine. Just saying you're getting ripped off on motor oil if you're spending $50, let alone more than that.
I always buy 2 to 3000 dollar used cars. Cash, zero Interest. I bought a Honda Civic with 108k miles for $2k. I drove it for 6 years and it was still running fine when I got another car. It works fine for me. If I only drove 6000 miles in 3 years, I definitely would only get a cheap used car.
Right dude I've been using a $1k car for forever. People have no idea what a decent car costs
I bought my first car earlier this year, 1997 mercedes e320 for $2700! 140k miles buuuut no leaks in the engine or tranny, oil changed when I took the car home, all fans are new, drive belt is new, and tires less than 1 year old (bought by the seller). I brag to my friends on how CHEAP the car was and how amazing it runs, I wouldn't want to brag about how I'm in a pit of debt for a 2017 luxury car lol
3 years without an oil change is fucking wild, if I didn't check my cars oil every 3 weeks it would probably blow up lmfao. God bless old Honda engines with fucked up piston rings, it's a match made in heaven.
are you serious? My mum has had a Mini since 2009 and it hasn't had a oil change yet.
Guess it depends if you have synthetic or regular oil. I guess a new BMW would probably be running synthetic though.
changing oil and filter is typicaly recomended by the manufacturer of car to be done every 12 months or a certain mileage depended on engine and oil. I'm pretty sure a mini isn't a exception to this rule.
Horadic I've heard that every 7500 - 10000 miles is what you should do with modern cars before an oil change
yes that sounds about right, check the manual of the car it should be there the recommendation of the manufacturer
So he had a car for 3 years and only put 6000 miles on it? That averages out to about 5.5 miles a day. With so few miles driven seems pointless to even own one.
I never really had a frame of reference before buying my first car but after this video I’m so grateful that I was able to by from family friends. 1k was a fucking steal.
DSP is what they call in the business a "mark"
God this is what you were talking about when you were looking at a new car? This is a pretty dank meme.
Need more of Destiny talking DSP.
For every mile he drove, he paid over $2.
DSP is the ultimate NPC consoomer. Classic clip 👌
22:20 Jesus. How crippled is DSP mentally to think that not changing the oil to your car for 3 FLIPPING YEARS is OK? He waited so this so-called "diagnosis computer" would tell him when to change it? How is he even functioning as a human being?
And now destiny is a detractor... new son of kojima?
Or being a guest on SOK podcast at the least.
yes please!
I don't see it happening.
this guy is way more charismatic and entertaining than any of those people.
Dsp tries it: getting fucking scammed
This is one of my favorite videos ever!
Man I thought I made bad financial decisions purchasing my highly modified unreliable shitbox GTI on bags but this is a whole new level
And the guy ended up declaring bankruptcy..
GAP Insurance saved my ass ~ 6 or 7 years ago. I wonder why he says it’s for the birds so much.
I cant stand destiny but Dsp can bring us all together for a laugh😂
unless youre rich or have a great job you should NEVER buy a new car.
Just never buy a new car. The dealership is called the stealership by BMW people like me for a reason. Never had I have my car serviced by BMW. I have it serviced by me or I take it to an independent BMW shop a friend owns and we work on it together on a slow day and after hours.
I'm not letting the bank own my car.
Wrong. Never buy a used car from a dealership. You get none of the benefits of a new car, and you pay substantially more than you would from a private sale. Used car dealerships are notorious for not doing their due diligence to ensure the vehicles they sell are in good condition.
I would either buy a new car or buy a used vehicle from a private seller. You have to come prepared to negotiate. Be prepared to walk away. Anytime you buy a used vehicle, you take the risk of assuming the consequences of someone else's poor decisions regarding the repairs or maintenance of said vehicle.
Unless you are willing to take on a money pit, just get a new car. You can get a 2020 Toyota Corolla for 13k-14k if you can negotiate worth a damn.
@@blakekendall5203 You're simply wrong. I bought a certified pre-owned, it was like new condition. I have to tell people it's used and not brand new. And no hidden problems, in order to be certified it has to be thoroughly vetted for problems.
Never buy a new car unless you are filthy rich and want to show off, period.
Bro my fucking 2008 Honda Odyssey has a back up camera no need to even go to 2014
2024 DSP is still the same
DSP is as American as American can be.
To this day, I want an interview from DSP’s Car Salesman
First off, i HATE dsp, that being said, BMWs run on a high grade synthetic oil that only needs to be changed once a year. If he only drove 6k miles, he wouldnt really need to change the oil. i could be wrong though, so if there are any gear heads out there, let me know
Your car's user manuel is your guideine for when you should change your oil.
Darth Shredrax it’s almost never over a year though. Even if you barely drive every two years is the absolute minimum for changing ur oil. It really should be done once a year for most cars. It gets thicker the older it is and that is bad for your engine.
Ok so oil DOES break down FASTER from heavy use however used oil has acids and corrosive stuff, it also gets contaminated with water its just not good for the same oil to be in your engine for a long time when its been exposed to combustion gasses
I dont know who has informed you that you can go 1 year on ANY fucking oil change but they are so so wrong.. And following this advice will surly leave you with a nice expensive yard ornament at some point... Conventional oil is every 3K miles or 3 months whichever comes first.. Yes if you do not hit the 3K mile mark but say you dont drive much either so you dont even put 4K miles on the car in a year? You STILL need to change that oil if its conventional every 3 months... Synthetic Blend gives you at about 4-6 months MAX with less driving and around 5-6K miles per change. = Full synthetic they say 7.5K... i still due to personal exp and preference do not suggest going over 6-7K simply because of how an internal combustion engine works as what oil changes in my exp look and smell like at those mileage thresholds. Ive seen what oil looks like with hardly any miles but the oil has been sitting for a long long time and likwise oil with extreame amounts of miles in a short time.. And thats what i go by the most what does this oil look and feel and smell like at those mileages. Do enough oil changes under enough conditions on enough cars and you start to see very clear patterns. Which indicate cheaping out on your oil change is NOT a good place to skimp on servicing costs.
Going over 6 months without an oil change even on full synthetic is a recipe for disaster. One of the biggest reason being is Gasoline ALWAYS making its way into the oil system in very small amounts every time the engine cycles pushing past the piston rings. This minuscule amount is still enough to break down the viscosity in the oil to the point its no longer doing what it is suppose to do... lubricate. Which if there's not proper lubrication shit starts the break down slowly. All this isn't something you will have occur without weeks or months but years of improper servicing..
Thats why oil change records are so important these days on used cars.. IF the car has not seen serviced like it was suppose to chances are that car will not last near as long as cars that have been serviced as they are suppose to. Some manufacturers suggest slightly different suggestions which is fine.. go by that. If your BMW says its ok to go 6 months on the specific oil it states to be used? Use that specific oil and yes you should be fine with that 6 months. problems arise when you deviate from either of these.. Say going over 6 months on that right oil or changing at 6 months but not using the suggested oil. If your manufacturer suggest something any different from the norm? Follow it to the letter. This is also why some more expensive high end cars must be serviced at the approved shop to insure this high end car is going to last and that nothing in the servicing is being skipped or changed in any way. Also for keeping records on this for resale.
5 years? The oil sludges up after a while.
My Nissan Altima cost 7k and it's the most reliable car I've ever been in. If you aren't sure if you can afford to buy new don't. Used shit is greay
Just when I thought I was stupid with my Phone insurance some years ago, dsp comes along and takes the cake 🍰🎂🎉🎉🎉
""Congratulations, you fell for the marketing scheme!"
Scam situation
@@Eightsixseven23224 Nice Drunken Peasants reference.
Thanks editor for switching it up this this meme! I am losing my shit right now
Jesus. 3 years, 6k miles. $15000 in lease payments.
remember. dsp has a business degree....
garyukov has definitely stepped up his thumbnail game! And the video editing is really good too.
Shockersify Now if only it didn't take him forever to get this shit on TH-cam. This talk happened weeks ago.
I bet this DSP guy LOVES timeshares. It is like you own it but at the same time you don't.
I bought a Toyota Celica for 500 bucks, drove it for 3 years and I only changed the oil once and replaced the headlights which totalled about 50 dollars all together. Sold that beast for 400 bucks still running strong.
Japanese cars are great.
My father's an engineer, and he says that it's because many Japanese companies are *obsessive* about quality control when compares to western car companies
DSP reminds me of an 8 year old that hears soMeone say something not truly understanding what was said and saying it completely wrong with confidence
The mentality that people selling you stuff owe everything to you because you are the customer and that money can fix anything.
its nice to see new people joining the detractors
Does anybody have the DSP clip of this?
There`s a bridge I`d like to sell this guy...
Kian Docherty I have a few elephants to package on top, cause a bridge without an elephant marching on top of it for stability against the wind is pretty much money waste
This dude lowkey looks like DSP.
To be honest, we owned a BMW (I'm German btw) that showed the condition of certain parts of the car on the board computer display, soooo yeah he probably never used that funktion correctly...
p-p-p-plz, spare me some memes.
b-b-b-been out here since the meme market crash
I'm not the biggest memer, but these kinds of videos remind me why I'm still subscribed four score and seven years post SC2. This is really important for the kids to hear.
I worked in car sales for a few years at hyundai and cheve and this video gave me a money boner. This is the kind of guy you get and he pays for your week. Also for loans Perfect credit can offset dti but not viceversa often. Also here is all thats gonna be on that car in terms of insurance and addons prolly. Wheel and tire, Gap, Some form of paint protection, Extended warranty and a bumper to bumper protection for dents. They most likely wont tack on more then that. That being said tons of people shop for payments. And Having worked in cars 10,000 is rarely going to give you a good car if you want to buy it off a lot here in florida.
Holy crap that's expensive. Where I'm at 5k sets you up for a nice used car.
@@DeadNoob451 Hopefully he meant a decently new used car (like less then three years)
Why does Destiny call everything a meme? It's like madlibs where the blank is always filled in with the word "meme".
www.change.org/p/wonder-and-the-pmcentral-stream-stop-calling-everything-a-meme
msampson3d he ironically overuses the word.
He now unironically overuses the word as a result of ironically overusing the word for so long.
I know, it's a minor thing, but it's hard to take him seriously as an adult when he says shit that isn't a meme, is a meme. Imagine if Sam Harris said meme in the same fashion as Destiny, no one would take him seriously.
MrJoking4fun i thini destiny is more intersted with fan interaction than outward perception.
destiny knows more abut the world than most and he spent the last 20 years of his life in a windowless room only being visited by his wife son and his kfc/hot chocolate delivery lady.
Phil does not understand there is no such thing as a free lunch. Not under capitalism, anyways.
I have 6 fig salary, my car cost 1300 ... my yearly insurance was twice that price
I'm still amazed DSP is still alive this day. Kind of guy who, possibly, could forget to breath. I mean, i'm not a smart guy, but DSP is just on it's own league.
This aged sooooooo well. lolololol
Fucking DSP.
How the fuck this guy is alive
It always warms my heart to watch someone be in disbelief at Philberts raw stupidity. Ive been a deetraktor for years so most of it doesnt phase me anymore. Believe me when I tell you this is the norm for him.
Destiny is talking about my main lolcow, DSP. This is surreal, but I NEED him to do more. Touch on his Machinima deal next
Holy shit thank god I watched this because I totally forgot I had a differed interest thing I have to pay off. Close one omg
Deferred 🤦♂️
Darkgout Phil
honestly the fact the bmw still ran fine after 5 years no fluid changes is pretty good for bmw lol
I honestly though you were DSP. You could pass for his brother.
big brother advice
Someone should tell Phil, Every day is a buyers market for cars.. thats kinda how the industry works.
DSP is a real life it's always sunny character.
I did the same with my TV and Sound Bar. Had the money to buy outright, but got offered 6 month 0% interest. So did that and paid it off in 5 months.
So let me get this right. He bought a car in he east coast. Paid the dock fee $500. And then had it shipped tot the west coast. Paid another $1000. Where he could of night the car on the west coast, and paid a dock fee of just $500.
Sucker is born every day.
£1400 on my car. 3 years on, passed all MOT's with flying colours and I'm not seeing any problems.
Lovely little thing. Threw like 20k miles at it too, not a lot, but eh.
The irony about this video is destiny and dsp kinda look alike each other loool
they need to do a documentary on DSP and WingOfRedemption.
Down the rabbit hole has now done documentaries on both.
Jesus fuck, equity on a brand new car. The car devalues when you drive it off the lot, it devalues every month your loan goes on. General asset value depreciation is a thing DSP. And this guy went to " buisness school ".
These videos always make me feel grateful that I paid 1.8k with title and registration for an 03 Jetta vw
is it still kickin?
@@litarea yup. Had to replace tires and a brake cable along the way but still going strong.
@@leonk1998 hell yeah. love to see it