Mechanic Arrested; NSX Trip; Fleet Change - TST Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 เม.ย. 2024
- Matt has updated his fleet in a surprising way; took the NSX on a 600-mile road trip; and explains his position on the unfortunate situation with his recently-arrested former Ferrari mechanic, Donnie Callaway.
Recorded April 17, 2024
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Matt never shies away from this crap, kudos to him. My take away is that he knew Donnie was a piece of shit, but in that "he never did anything to me" kind of way.
@@dynokill Nailed it.
It's something we have come to expect of Matt. He's always done his level best.
@@dynokillAnd that’s why criminal shops stay in business. The industry has a problem that no one wants to talk about. FFS, EAG is still in business.
Good on ya for addressing the Donnie Callaway situation 👍
Discussion starts at 35:20
Ty for yhe time stamp
🧑🏾💻your butthole starts at your mouth
Don't break the law when you're breaking the law.
And definitely don’t cross from one state to another…
I can't wait to hear Zuckerman's take on the Donnie situation.
Oh man, this will be… something
will be roasted or perhaps loved on for his excellent tech skills....probably both
I've heard it
@@jonnylieberman Will we hear it on Wednesday?
00:00 - teaser
01:30 - topics intro
1:59 - welcome to the program
08:00 - Zack can’t talk about Macan but can talk about France
10:01 - To Macan EV or not to Macan EV? Ionic 5 N with the upset
19:56 - Drive to bachelor party in NSX and Ferrari sold
28:02 - Matt brought the receipt
33:29 - *Big sigh and pours alcohol* “Time for the main topic”
35:20 - Top five alleged mechanic crimes
57:35 - Z: “how many weeks until Matt goes shopping?” M: “I’m not buying anything”
58:45 - Z: “ I give it two months-“ M: “maybe”
01:00:57 - the ol’ “one crime at a time” gets them every time
01:12:52 - Back to Vegas bachelor party stories
01:17:55 - thoughts on Elantra N facelift?
01:19:52 - ugliest license plate?
01:20:54 - what’s your favorite style of cooking? LA vs NV food?
01:22:57 - E60 vs F10? E39?
01:24:57 - do you still drink those feel free cava x kratom (sp?) shots?
01:27:00 - what’s it like dailying a lowered car?
01:28:44 - why Ionic 5 N redline 7k and not 10k or more?
01:32:13 - made a top 5 list of homologated cars?
01:32:20 - what are some press launch places you’d go back to on your own dime?
01:34:51 - what was strange about Taycan GT brakes?
01:39:04 - favorite non-M BMWs?
01:39:54 - 997 better than 996 from a pure driving perspective?
01:40:45 - rank priorities for canyon car from list
01:42:14 - advantage for using 100 octane for engine longevity?
01:44:14 - top tips for going fast?
01:47:07 - have you heard of EV brake rusting?
01:48:08 - with companies like BMW moving to torque converter autos, will DCT cars become more collectible?
01:50:22 - does the Ionic 5 N pretend lug if you stick it in high gear at low speed?
01:51:30 - next pod in SC
Thanks for taking over
Come for the Donnie discussion. Stay for Zack's J.G. Wentworth reference.
877 cash now!!!
Thanks for the comments/perspective on Donnie. Ran into similar situations dealing with choppers - some of the best mechanics and fabricators are some sketchy dudes.
Congrats on the ionic review, I was yapping to my wife about it yesterday and her response was I never thought I would hear you say I want to buy a Hyundai again or an electric car 😂😂😂😂
I am glad you have your Countach back.
Rebuilding your car when all the bits are there. Cheaper than bidding for parts on eBay for your own car when they know you need it.
I've lived by the "One crime at a time" rule ever since I heard Matt say it too. It makes perfect sense 🤣
Best advice/rule I’ve heard of in a lonnnnng time
Having to hold the memory seat button is a safety thing. If you’ve ever hit the wrong button for a seating position set to someone who’s 4’9” and had your legs crushed into the steering column you’d get it. Shout out to my BMW dealership days lol
100%. Can definitely be a safety risk if hit while driving.
I work at an auction an this is one of my fears. Being Final Destination'd to death by an auto seat . Also some of the cars are almost dead and will use the last of their battery to crush your legs with not enough to stop it. Lol😅
@@jdmandsuch6739 you work at Manheim by chance?
@@jdmandsuch6739 cool, I work at Cox too 👍🏻
@@The_Stanman my car have one touch memory, but the car has to be in park for them to work
The Smoking Tire deserves a lot of credit for talking about Donnie neutrality. It seems like he really is an incredible mechanic and a funny character full of knowledge. Donnie is in some deep deep trouble for some alleged crimes. I hope this whole situation gets resolved for all parties involved.
He's not. He's just a grifter scumbag.
If you check the Ferrari chat thread about Donnie you’ll see a lot of mechanics and former customers weighing in on his horrendous billing. Maybe Matt got the F&F pricing, but seems like everyone else was getting screwed
I've posted the link to the FC, but Matt keeps deleting it because he doesn't want his followers to read the truth.
@@scottnathanphoto auto delete comments with links is a common option to tick
Matt didn't really address the overbilling stuff, when you couple that with Donnie being unlicensed and making illegal mechanic liens, I'm sorry but it was a rough explanation.
@@BrianWEnglish Bourbon+Bullshit.
Like 130k for tidying up a 328 lol
I loved seeing Donnie in the videos you guys did together. I work for the AZ courts and saw his name but didn’t make the connection 😱
The way it starts with them both taking slugs of hard liquor. 😅
Five seconds before the show starts:
"Welp, I'm gonna have to talk about Donnie..."
It’s hard to see your friends do bad things! Props to Matt holding Donnie accountable for his shit!
I think that was pretty well balanced. You kept it to what you know, and were very open about what you don't know. Thanks for your openness and honesty as always!
7:50 Lol I think Matt is referring to the Callaway article that was in the comments for the last show. Matt was literally quoted in the story as a high profile customer.
Not much guesswork needed Sherlock..
I hope he didn’t sabotage Matt’s cars. Those hidden stuff, bad maintenance he ‘discovered’ sounds incredibly fishy now.
3:45 If anyone wants to know.
They use the Seiko NH35 movement.
Willy C-note watch story is crazy. Long live Carl.
Yes Donnie did all those things. We go back 40 years. Matt, you were one of the lucky ones who didn't encounter his nasty sadistic vengeful side. He was an idiot too believing he wasn't going to get caught for the umpteenth time... He's the epitome of living the Seven Deadly Sins. I feel bad for a lot of his customers that he screwed over, even me. He wasn't a savant, he was a grifter. He even had you fooled. He had a lot of people fooled. 😐
100%.
Damn if that's true it's very sad. Hate to say it but I had a gut feeling. If he's just using you for exposure it would be hard to realize what he was up to so I don't blame Farah
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h He admitted to knowing about DC's criminal past. None of us victims did. F Matt.
@@scottnathanphoto yeah I guess he should learn from this, depending on what those priors are it may be worth thinking through giving someone exposure that you can't vouch for
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h
Donne omitted Lots of things from his past, but also lied about a lot of things too. I can tell you all sorts of stuff.
As someone who is in the predatory towing business in florida, I can assure you I've been involved in many civil issues and I've been sued personally for "fraudulently obtaining titles to a 53 ft box trailer" among other things. The one issue I see here is donnie's lack of business license if thats true. As long as we show local detectives our paperwork to obtain titles, its considered a civil issue. My guess is they've got him on a technicality. Guess we'll see!
I wonder if there is a way to have the "guest mic" stand rooted to the table on the other side?
Next to the "producer mic" stand it might(?) make management a little easier.
It also cleans up the split window (having both mics com in from center) and the wide shot at 3:29.
Not important I know, I'm on the spectrum with aspergers and it's just a thought.. feel free to ignore.
How was Matt able to go to Donnie's shop and collect his car and all the pieces? I'm italian and when something like this happens the police is seizing (or at least putting seals) to the shop of the person arrested so they can "freeze" the situation and start the investigation. After a while, when they have inspected everything and figured out the situation, you are able to claim your car and have it back. More to this, how can Matt know which parts are his and not from someone else? Genuinely interested to better understand all this..
His tech Trevor has been releasing cars and parts. Missing parts.
That is why you take friends or a mechanic who has worked on one. It's also why getting video or photo updates of work is a good idea from a mechanic. Always ask your lawyer or the Police involved in the case. If Donnie has been accused of selling your parts to other people or buying stolen parts then it's not a good idea to take it unannounced. Don't do this on your own as other people see it as an opportunity to rob the place if they know that you are the key. You should also do the same thing, photos/video back at Donnie of the stuff you took. This way if the other customers decide to rob the place you don't get Donnie coming after you once he is out of jail.
Iain Tyrell will hook up that Countach! Ship it overseas :)
My dad's quote "don't do something illegal while doing something illegal."
As someone who’s been ripped off by multiple shops I immediately side against Donnie. There are to many straight up criminals. I run my own business and inherently trust people. I don’t like thinking every shop I take my car to is full of thieves and con-artists. But if you don’t go in thinking that you will be taken advantage of.
I know there are good shops out there. But I’ve seen so many people besides myself ripped off by the criminals that run a lot of them. It’s a black mark on the entire industry and one that people don’t want to talk about.
57:38 Matt says he absolutely cannot buy another car
58:50 Matt says with a smirk maybe I can
Tip… when you wash your car, take it out around the block for 5 min. (If its nice out) this will remove water from your brake rotors and in between body panels.
Matt when you first went to Donnie and he said he didn't know what transmission fluid to use, red flags were popping. Every mechanic should know such elementary service items.
There are many, many elements of his fiddling with Matt's Countach that were not correct or how do we put this? it's a TH-cam entertainment aspect of how Donnie worked. The easy one to see is how he took the engine/box out, you reverse the car next to your work bench, bolt a fwd engine brace onto the holes in your 2 post hoist to lift it. Use jacks to raise the rear of the car up a foot or so to clear the gear lever and then roll the car out. He was taking bits off which he didn't need to and the sight of him spreading the car out across the hanger was very much 'a man who works alone' type of work ethic.
I need more Bourbon Matt Farah podcasts
Excellent show, I know it must not have been easy to discuss Donnie and for being so open, honest, and fair.
Damn, I just saw Scott Michael's video. I get that he doesn't like Donnie but, what's with all the hate towards Matt.
Because Matt platformed him, and that's completely fine. If someone else has a bee in their bonnet about that, well that's their issue. Seems that guy just wants to drag Matt in for...being associated with Donnie, which is a big "so what".
@@shingoose6197 No. It isn't a "So what?" Matt in this very podcast admitted he KNEW Donnie had a criminal past and didn't care. Us THIRTY PLUS victims didn't. "He didn't screw me" isn't effing good enough.
Good approach on the whole Donnie issue. Appreciate where Matt is coming from. Fast Cars in Redondo can probably help with the Countach. Good luck.
My daily has been down for 3 weeks now. Currently in pieces. Just picked up the last parts for it so now I can put it back together. I've been commuting in my fun weekend car. The fact I had something else to drive allowed me to source proper parts and take my time to do it right. By the way, there is no room in the engine bay of an LS460.
Matt sounds like he's dead on about the ego thing. Let's say this owner or a couple owners got into a payment dispute with Donnie and he told them to pound sand and filed the mechanic's liens. And he wasn't legitimately licensed in order to do so. Then that's their path to getting the cars back is suing and proving he didn't have legitimacy to take possession of the cars. And while that lawsuit is ongoing Donnie thinking "fuck these guys I took them legit when they wouldn't pay me" and then trying to move them is the ego moment. And for there to be a sting operation for the sale and for him to be in jail with that kind of bond for this means he likely got into a feud with the wrong person. In the underworld you'd roll up packing with your homies and take your car back at gunpoint. In this world the homies are the cops and your lawyers.
Yes, this was not a dispute over $6 washers. He was well known in Ferrari circles for overcharging, the guy with the $130,000 restoration of a 328 tried to sell his car on BAT and posted receipts. $1650 for an alternator that you buy new from Bosch for $110 as it's on a BMW. Donnie had done the same shakedown of trying to sell the customers Monza and the guy paid up.
@@fraserwright9482 You seem to know an awful lot about this situation 🤔
Donnie's profile is similar in many trades, experienced technician disillusioned with customers who only do the bare minimum. Finds customers who want them to use them privately as the industry has moved on and feels the gatekeeper to this skillset. Unwilling to teach others as the supply dries up they become unwelcome to people learning or bringing new twists into the field, some manifesting in overtly theatrical processes or actions. So they don't use gauges or specialist tools, they need a type of music playing then they work, a lucky tool or hat, it's an act now so people pay for the show or they make it look like you need this to carry out this task. The more creative the field the more eccentric this can become. Whilst their experience is respected and there is a high proportion of poor quality materials in some things, they view customers as idiots because they do not indulge them in their root to fruit process especially if there is a fault with their work, they want to attribute to the materials or products, but never themselves. Axel Rose being a fine example of this, but he only works on Early Honda's
@@fraserwright9482 “And that mechanic? The Loch Ness monster himself. My bill was about $350,000.”
48:35 I know it's a bit of inside baseball, but I'm glad Zack has a stake in what you're doing.
I have no personal stake in the Donnie case. It seems like he might have been overzealous in selling before he had full ownership, but that's a totally unqualified opinion from an armchair theorist over here. I'll just wait to hear what the courts decide.
In this great country it’s innocent until proven guilty. Wait for the facts to come out.
Strange the RAV4 Hybrid is tap to hold memory seats. The Venza Hybrid (same years) is just push once and it works. Actually it detects the separate key fobs too.
My 96’ LS400 has one tap memory seat/mirror button!
Most sensible advice ever... "you never want want your hobby to be your work"...
Hobby being a job/way to make money....
But when your passion becomes "work" then it'll destroy you.
In the creative realm, I should add.
Ikigai principle of the overlapping 4 circles of life. What you are good at, what you love, what the world needs, what you get paid for.
55:30 I don't see the picture on your Insta - I would honestly really love to see the space the car takes up in. FOUR bays? That's crazy. The good news is that the ordeal, for the most part, is stable and nothing is chaotic anymore. And for that reason I'd love to see just what the car looks like in that state.
My wife’s 2022 Accord has 1 tap memory seat buttons and Driver 1/2 key fobs and it associates the fob with the seat position sometimes
Same with my current 2018 Honda and our previous 2008 infiniti.
Does the one-touch work while car is motion too? Some have one-touch only in Park, but require hold when driving. If I accidentally hit my wife's memory setting while moving and it was one-touch I'd probably crash lol.
@@The_Stanman I've only ever been able to make it work while parked, but next time I'm driving it I will try the press and hold.
My 2013 does the key based memory and one touch lol
I havent watched the pod on youtube for a while but wow Matt looks like he lost a whole person of weight. Looking great!
I bought my first electric car 2 years ago as a 2 year old 2nd hand model with about 20'000 kms on the clock. The first thing I had to do to it was to change the front rotors because the previous owner hadn't used them and they were rusted beyond saving. So yes, that's definitely a thing.
Matt once again proving he has the most balanced and objective opinion on the Donny situation. Why is it so hard for other people to analyze things like this.
I drive a lowered C5 Z06. I have less than a finger between the tires and fender. It's manageable for the most part, but I can't go over any speed bumps. Gets all the looks, and handles awesome.
Sorry about Donnie Matt. You did your part by sharing what you shared
This is sadly ironic because I was just thinking about how we needed a Lambo/Donnie/Dispatch from the desert update. Never thought that this was the reason why we hadn’t had one in a while.
The Donnie situation obviously sucks for many reasons, but.. I was dying laughing during the "one crime at a time" segment - Matt sharing FACTS.
Mechanic got arrested, Ferrari got sold...Coincidence?
Yes.
On the Taycan they have a regen setting, it is active in sport or sport plus but available with a button on the steering wheel for normal mode. Yes, it’s not one peddle but it’s a reasonable equivalent of engine braking. However, since there is only one gear (I know, it has a 2 speed trans but it’s not selectable) it’s nowhere near as aggressive as downshifting. The first thing I do when I get in is hit that button, I really dislike coasting.
I can’t wait for the iguana talk next pod. I live close to this place and would love to go. I added them on IG. Just need to make time to go.
Criminal charges like these are not just pulled out of the air by one person..Think about how the justice system works...The cop takes a report, refers it to a detective who feels out the validity of case, refers it up his chain, goes to prosecutor, who takes it to the judge for a warrant. They wouldnt do all that if they didnt have a case. This case has been vetted, your buddy Callaway is screwed..
At least in Canada the BMW i4 M50 is slightly cheaper than the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N
Dear Matt, I’m so sorry that you have the pain of dealing with Donnie’s arrest, and I’m not making light of that at all, but thank goodness you have possession of your car & all the parts. Perhaps there is an alternative option that could be a web series where you could team up with Jay Leon’s Garage or Tarvish and do a show on the rebirth your Italian’s Bull back to life’s?
Matt is not letting Freddy within 50 yards of that Lambo with a set of spanners 😋
Tavarish? You’ve gotta be kidding me?
Great episode! Loved Matt's vibe on this one(maybe due to bourbon:D)
100 Octane will prevent knock. That's about it. But we definitely use the WORST quality fuel possible for testing, as poor fuel moves timing to a point where it's HOT.
You'd theoretically keep combustion chamber temps lower on 100 Octane. That does not equal power in today's ECU/enrichment maps.
I'm watching you on Thursday morning, cuz i'm too broke to buy into your patreon, but i'm still drinking with you.
Hmm, wonder why i'm broke...
😁
Wife's Subaru Ascent is one-touch memory, my B8.5 allroad you must hold the button. 🤷♂️
Thanks for the j.g. wentworth comment Zack. You read my mind 😂
Don’t do what Donnie Don’t does.
Solid episode, covered a lot of ground.
It's a shame about Donnie, but there's not much to do besides wait and see how it shakes out.
Ideally he's not a scumbag, but I'm too old to be ideal all the time anymore.
Big +1 on driving your NSX more too, it was built to be enjoyed after all!
Freeze Pipes for everyone! Improves lap times by at least 10seconds.
On the last video there are people making all kinds of assumptions and yapping absolute crap about Matt's involvement in this. Gross people.
The watch has a Seiko NH35 movement and is under £200
Ionic 5n was a great review boys. Never thought an electric car would be so surprising
10:42 COOKIN!
From my point of view I think you have only one option to get your Countach reassembled to the best factory endorsed quality and that's Iain Tyrrells Classic Workshop in the UK. It maybe expensive to ship but the results will add value to your Lamborghini as the work and finish will be impeccable. Hope it all works out for you and your beautiful car!!
There is a shop in the US that is at their level. He just didn’t want to pay their prices.
@Bob_Smith19 Are they Lamborghini Heritage Certified?? Aforementioned Workshop is. Completed many unique examples, including Feruccios own cars, enough said.
I would like to see Matt and Zack get interested in learning and doing their own wrenching.
The 04-06 Lexus LS430 also has one touch seat memory fwiw
The look on Zack’s face, hoping Matt didn’t say something incriminating. 😂
My Buick TourX has one touch memory seats! love it
that is a super underrated car!
Oh boy this is gonna be interesting.
Great episode, interesting to hear about Donnie
1:01:56 In an interview with Sting recently, he mentioned The Police on their first U.S. tour playing stolen music gear because they were "on a budget"... 😂
The Sheffield is a Seiko movement and I think it’s $180
My 17 year old pre-facelift TSX has one press memory seats, you can buy one of those for under $5k these days lol.
1:48:20 - DCT cars will probably become more collectible, but not because of transmission. Mostly because of the engine. There is currently no automatic gearbox in production which can take 9000 engine rpms. DCTs can do that. This is the reason new Z06 Corvette, Old M3, Lambos, R8s, Ferraris, Mclarens have DCT gearboxes. All this cars have engines which can rev >7500 rpm.
I AM drinking as it happens. Long week and it's time for a beverage and what I trust will be a dope podcast as usual
Why couldn't the seats' presets be set to the key like my old CC where the the seat moves to my position when I use my key to unlock it and to my wife's position when she unlocks it with her key? Having to press the preset button sounds crazy this day in age unless it a shared key.
I have never heard a bad review on the NSX. It is the perfect car. I got to put a couple hundred miles on one, and nothing compares. If they were in $triking distance to me, I would not hesitate.
Matt have you seen the Wisconsin road America license plate?
The question you answered about brake rotors rusting on electric cars is not exclusive to electric cars.
Cars the don't get driven much or only see short trips have the same problem.
Rotors on most cars are cast iron, and cast iron is porous allowing moisture to get into the metal. This problem is worse in cold and humid climates. Regular driving heats the rotors enough to cook the moisture out. In electric cars and those that do short trips the rotors don't regularly get hot enough to remove the moisture. What you wind up with is rust build up on the braking surface, this often creeps in from the edges and is why good quality rotors are coated with an anti-corrosion coating.
In the end it's not a big deal, you just wind up having to replace the pads and rotors early.
It takes years for this corrosion to build up but many electric vehicle owners might be caught off guard because they thought the brakes would last longer due to regen.
You need a limited edition shirt that looks like one of the Doug Demuro "this" shirts but with a pile of lambo parts instead of a car.
1:00:56 solid gold.
One key to driving faster - eyes up, look ahead. Way ahead.
“Tru da ROOF!” -T-Bone (Toby) [not Kippy]
1:12 between “I’m not buying anything” and “Maybe”. Classic M&Z
really enjoyed this one
My 2014 Maxima has the one touch memory seats.
1:47:07 Rust on EV brakes is probably one of the most common (among the few) problems EVs often have in Norway. Probably because of salting roads in winter. The solution is simple: Make sure to regularly do some hard breaking on downhills to make sure the brakes engage. Slow one pedal drivers might have to change brakes because of rust, not wear.
The reason fake gears is so good because it gives audible and physical feedback in a way our brains can parse easily without looking at dials. Tells us how much thrust or engine braking to expect, our approximate speed in each gear and so how much we can probably turn.
How easy to go too fast into a corner in a silent ev
Circa / Fremont street is best part of Vegas.
Get to work on that countach . Every week it stays disassembled it’s chances of being reassembled decrease. It’s the law of the universe.
Not really, I think it's a good idea to get various people who can carry out the work to come over and give you a quote. It gives you a better picture of where you stand, so what parts need ordering or replaced. Putting the car back together should only take a week if he gets everything prepared. The engine can be rebuilt and dynoed on its own.
2017 Grand Cherokee memory seat is one tap
it's also the same on a 2001 Grand Cherokee
Knew something was off about donny when he made you buy ferrari bolts or somthing that were ridiculously marked up and is just an outsourced part. Plus how would you know the difference between them. Even Zach made a comment I remember lol
No one wants to admit they're being taken for a ride, especially by someone who they consider a friend. Or maybe Matt didn't care about buying overpriced bolts because he was getting a good deal (or at least thought he was) on labour or something.
ROOKIES who second-guess parts purchases for limited-production cars are laughable. Hey, "bro", most modern Exotics parts are now made in China - the OEM manufacturers for many Italian components have long-since gone out of business. Most of those Chinese 'new' parts are garbage - the specs/requirements were wrong, mis-translated, or just ignored when they were manufactured in China.
@@Kidsinamerica who said anything about china lol
@@Kidsinamerica you sound. Like your arguing with yourself because nowhere in my comment did I mention what country to buy the parts from lol
@@KidsinamericaMetal type and grade are what matter. Most new things are shit compared to old. But we are talking basic hardware, not an ECU.
6 dollars per washer , come on guys Donnys a fair guy lmao
Reassembling a Countach that will inevitably be resold requires original parts. Buyers of what will be a 500k+ car won’t accept anything less
@@VS666 when cars are made they don't actually make the parts. Most of it is bought and assembled at plant. Meaning alot of the parts especially hardware are pretty standard... I can see how using non original engine components would effect the value. But in no way shape or form would a washer effect it. Unless they used the wrong ones of course lol
@@VS666You are talking hardware that Lambo didnt make to begin w/. As long and the grade and metal type are the same it doesn’t matter. Why go to Italy when Fastenal has it.
I almost always relate to your views on cars Matt but I can’t wrap my head around the fake theatre with the electric car but I have not driven it and as such will reserve a strong opinion until someone convinces me to drive an ev 😂
Kratom is highly addictive, but what isn’t if you’re trying to fix pain. I hate pills! It works like a champ for chronic body pain. Im still a little iffy on it as it’s so new and hasn’t been studied fully but neither have vapes yet. I do recommend people try it if you have real pain. Kratom has different strains kinda like thc.
I like buzzed Matt lol
Why wasn't Donnie registered as a repair shop?
All part of his scheme to evade accountability. You couldn't even yelp review him or report him to the BBB.
That is red flag number one.
@@scottnathanphoto Clearly hasn't worked very well 🤣
If he was registered
A) He would/could have repo'd the cars legit
B) Wouldn't be in jail
C) Could have sold the cars
D)Avoided accountability with immunity provided by law
Yelp review lmao
Who the heck reads those anyway?
@@starfox_wr-45e93 Glad you asked, Jethro. 45% of American consumers read Yelp or Google reviews prior to visiting businesses.
@@starfox_wr-45e93 Nothing was legit about him. The clients weren't "Deadbeats." They were hostages.