I see a lot of trucks being used for hard work in Texas every single day. But come on, why do only cars and stuff like that get to be nice, why can’t trucks be nice too? you know ?
Texas has the laziest people in the US. Maybe out west in the oil fields, you may see hard workers but everywhere is lazy. Only the Mexicans work hard.
My old man told me if I wanted something to drive, get a job. So I worked for a year and got my first truck and driver license at 17. Great lesson to learn.
Young jit......2 jobs to make 100k a year...that's it 😅😅😅 Lots to learn. We're not hating, just saying the truth. But your daddy is raising you better making you work 2 jobs
My first truck was a 1993 Ford Ranger with the 2.3 5speed that I picked up for $500 after I got my first job. My dad has passed on now, but I’ll be forever grateful that he taught me the appreciation of things that you earned and worked for.
Im 14 and im gonna be 15 tomorrow, i didn't have to go buy my first truck but i have a 1999 3.0 v6 5 speed ranger and it has been passed down to be from my uncle to my dad and my dad to me. Even though it was given to me it didn't run right and would overheat in 30 seconds, i had to rebuild the entire front half of the engine from the engine block forward by myself. So even though i didn't have to buy it my dad still taught me that if i wanted it i was gonna have to bust my ass for it. Im not to sure how many hours i have into it right now but probably over 100-150
We used to take kids like that out four wheeling with us when we had our 42 willys with a V8 in it they get there pretty trek all hung up and stuff and then we charge them a couple hundred bucks to pull them out
My first car was 20 yrs old, waxed, cleaned and made tires shine × 3 per week. I loved and appreciated it because I bought it. Today kids don't have that appreciation because their parents buy them everything.
My first car STILL IS a 1999 jetta... with 200k miles... which costes 600$, i didn't buy it, how ever i was thinking in getting one with my money i would get from the national guard which my mom stopped me from joining, she would also go on with i should study and not work. All of this backfired horribly. I'm am now changing careers and my car might get crushed because it failed inspection and my father does not want to go around paying a mechanic and a tow truck to get the inspection. The only reason I've gone this far is with the money my family have been giving me which i hate my self for receiving because they are also broke. I'm furious but there isn't much to do now, i will have to get the car fixed my self before tomorrow and see if i can pass the emission. From now on I'll try to stay at my grandfather house and get moving forward, possibly get a job until i graduate as a Mechanic and get in the NG.
Back in you days there was spoiled kid . That being said in those fucked up days we live now not everyone is spoiled . Just like before . Its just that now the spoiled Kids have phone and record everything. . So it makes it "common"
I can't stand people like you. This is so ridiculous. Yeah, there weren't parents who spoiled there kids when you were 20 years old. How old are you? You live through the great depression, did ya? I'm 40 and...it was pretty normal for parents to spoil kids. But you're not at the "when I was a kid," age, huh?
No No is exactly right.!! Even if I had the money I wouldn't buy my kid a big gift like that. He even thought he was getting a matching trailer w/that white truck, he was expecting it 😡
''Wow, this is sooo much better than my buddy's one, he's gonna be pissed''....... this, my friends, is the mentality that brought us all where we are now if you think of it.
EXACTLY!!! But then again, that black truck was NOT a 2023, so he wasn't interested in THAT one! All his spoiled behind see was the big white 2023 truck!!!
@SeekASquatch Why do people like you think they know things and are completely wrong but can't be convinced otherwise? You really have no idea how ignorant you sound.
@@roberttaylor6030 how you gonna tell other people what they would theoretically do with there own money 😭. Like you sound bout as dumb as a bag of rocks
WTF!!! I bought my 1st car myself at age 16 for $600. Got a loan that my dad cosigned on. I worked a job after school to pay for it, the gas, the insurance, my clothes and so on. Because of that financial discipline i was able to purchase a $78k home without a co-signer at age 19. That was way back in 1983.
@@bradjon7231I don't know if that's the issue. Many things changed, starting with the population growth which increased the demand for houses. Since houses and apartments take space, the space is one of the goods that is hard to "produce" (except in tall buildings, who can produce more space with a lower footprint). Land doesn't expend, but the humans keep doing it, so demand for houses will keep rising.
When our daughter needed a vehicle for getting to college and work, we didn’t give her one. She picked out which one she wanted by looking up cost, safety record, fuel efficiency, reliability, etc. We put down half on it with her being responsible for paying the other half. This helped not only to teach her responsibility, but it helped build her credit and she took care of it like it was her baby. She now has paid it off and owns it free and clear and has graduated from college debt free.
I just let my daughter use a Buick Skylark. It worked just fine. Absolutely no way I would buy my kid a truck like that even if I was a multi millionaire
LOL the stories you people tell online. No one walks out of college debt free working a part time job and schooling, unless you paid it. Stop being fake dude, it's cringe. It's even more cringe talking while knowing some people in these threads went to and are or have paid off their loans. I went to Virginia Tech and it took me 10 years working as an engineer to pay off the debt.
Exactly how it should be done! I don't enjoy telling my kids "no" sometimes but I think it is good for them. I bought my first car riding my bicycle to the mall not because my parents wouldn't drive me but because I wanted to do it on my own. I paid them back ahead of schedule. I wish more kids had an appreciation for how the real world works.
I hope he takes good care of his dad when he gets old and does not throw him into a nursing home. He deserves the best from his son. His dad has a gentle heart. Ijs..
My dad took jobs that often saw him going to other countries to work. There was six boys My parents had to take care of. Sometimes when my dad had to work in the company yard my mom would work to make up the difference in income. I never expected anything from my parents and was ha]y for anything I did get. I started cutting grass at the age of 8 and by 10 I was cutting some of the neighbors grass. I worked for a local promoter till my late teens. In between school and that I took my first job at 15. I eventually bought my first car for $500 which I saved up. I drove it around a few years and eventually it was time to get rid of it. I was without a car for several months hitching rides from friends who I hung around with anyway. Till my oldest brother gave me his 74 Impala which I drove until after I graduated and eventually got married.
I wish my dad was still living so I could hug him again. And tell him how much I love him. Not because of what he would buy me because my dad would not buy me a brand new pickup. He taught us how to work and buy for ourselves ❤
@@jordandfishinsad how bitter you are towards others, as a father it’s my job to pave the stepping stones for my children and give them the best possible start to their life
Its also recorded all over this video. You pointing that out is pointing considering it was all layed out in the video that the dad bought both of those trucks.
My daughter worked 2 jobs while in high school to BUY her own car. I was a single parent and raised her right. If I bought her a brand new car she would have said 'I can't take this ..' Even if you have money....Your kids should EARN their toys My girl takes amazing care of her car because SHE bought it with HER MONEY. And when she tells me she 'Loves' me? It's not because I bought her something ....It's because she LOVES ME.
When I was 20 and in college I wanted a motorcycle. Worked double shifts almost every day to be able to get it. Definitely see a lot of people get things handed to them and never get the value of working for the things you want.
BS statistics show only about 35% of Americans have $1000 or more in savings. That’s leaves 65% of Americans living pay check to pay check I don’t know many ppl giving to their kids like this. Anyone who is able to is def in the small 10% bracket of earners making $200k a year and more. So stop with the you definitely see a lot of ppl getting stuff handed to them when most are struggling including parents.
Not sure... An apple never falls far from its tree. If he was such a good dad, he wouldn't have raised a kid like that, probably paying back his absence with over the top toys gifts. Maybe it's just me, but this sounds pretty familiar.
From experience these types of people who get handouts like this don’t respect shit. They’ve never had to work for anything and don’t understand the value of putting in that work. I respect every material thing I own and take care of it and it lasts forever. I also have respect for everyone else’s belongings because of this. Working hard for what you have teaches you humility and respect. My kids will work for everything they have. I will never reward bad behavior with gifts.
My first car was a 73 Datsun that someone was giving away and my dad got it for me. I was 16, had a job, and paid for my own insurance, gas, and repairs. I’m thankful for a father and mother that taught me how to work and be a responsible man.
Only difference these days is that I am young and I can’t afford insurance. Hell I can barely afford to fill up my damn gas tank. I don’t know how this young generation is supposed to live with these bs prices
@@slipperyjohnson7016a lot in life is luck actually the father especially with the son being born with a nice dad that's actually there for him smh what the fuck do you think the son worked hard to have his dad take care of him😂
Meanwhile back at the barn while people out here starving to death! I’m really happy to see that this is some peoples lives in existence. Because I swear we’re living in a different world & reality altogether.
My dad bought me a $100 dollar 1992 single cab Silverado for my first vehicle. I’m glad he did because it taught me how to be thankful for gifts and how to work for what I got.
That's a good example on how not to raise your kid. That will just spoil them. They need to learn how to work for what they want and not have stuff given to them like that
Comments like this are stupid. I think parents will treat their kids how they should be treated. If the kids are nice and hard working (like this boy looks) then I’m sure parents would want to be generous and give them gifts like this. Rather a parent who has a kid that is a trouble maker and takes 0 responsibility, then they would say "get your own car" "make your own money" "wash your own clothes" "buy your own food". Ya know, everybody’s different. So don’t be telling people how to raise their kid. Because from this video, this guys doin a fine job
@@JackFrost05 nah I have friend who's an awesome kid (adult now) and his parents have made him work since he was 14. He bought his own car, made to move out at 18, pays for everything he has. And he payed rent to live in his parents house, ($500, the $1000 when he turned 18). Sometimes parents just have a philosophy and that's just how they're gonna raise their kid, regardless of how they act. He never got in trouble, had good grades, did his chores, etc.
*One of the first thoughts was how jealous someone else is gonna be of his new truck. That's disgusting.. People gotta be better & do better. Erasing big blessings in the future with a mentality like that... He might grow up one day tho, who knows?*
A lot of young people have silly competition with their friends or try to one up each other. Doesn’t make them “disgusting”. That’s pretty harsh. You’ve never dressed nice or done things to impress others? Really? You’re super judgmental of someone over a 30 second video
You don’t got a full time job ? you can’t go put a down payment n pay monthly for a 23 F350 or a 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500HD?? Sell that baby you have n put it towards new truck. Go to a dealership sure they’ll work something out
Thanks dad for giving me my first car at a Monthly pay rate of $80 owed to you. I learned how to wash dishes because that first car gave me the push to become a better version of myself in order to afford thing by MYSELF without depending on anyone else’s. And you knew that thing needed a lot of work 🤣 I love you dad, and I miss you. I’m Doing the same car thing to my 3 teenagers right now, but I wish you could be here with me ❤
The best lesson a dad can teach his kid is how to work for what you want. You can tell he's spoiled, how can you be upset over the truck he got him. WOW!!!
So many people hating in the comments lol. Yall have now idea how this man raises his son. They are clearly close to each other and have a friendly relationship let them enjoy what they like they arent hurting anybody
It may not have been what he wanted but he should at least be grateful. If the son wants an updated model he should buy it himself. The truck he received was a very well taken care of vehicle. He should thank his Dad for being so generous and keep it moving.
If his dad really loved him he would have made his son work and buy his own truck. My husband at the age of 16 bought his self a truck a Datsun car and a 69 Chevy Nova body that he traded his mustang that worked for the body. He then went to work on the car with his uncle's help built the motor and everything. He did all this while putting in tobacco working part of time at a service station at pumping gas while going to to see school as he a no Senior getting out early on Fridays while we taking Karate. His father is was in so prison in most of of my time to do he worked hard for me everything he got. Kids just don't appreciate things to that is are handed to me then today.
My first vehicle at 16 years was a 1973 c 10. I bought the truck for two grand in 1985 . The guy i bought moved from Arizona to Indiana Up until then, the truck lived its whole life in AZ . I had the truck for thirty years. The truck had zero rust . I had the engine rebuilt, and when the starter carburetor or Alternator went bad, i would have the original rebuilt instead of buying a new one . I should have never sold that truck
First truck was a 93 mitsubishi mighty max. Didn’t have a bed and was wrecked in the front. Paid $400 for it and a parts truck. Fixed it in 2 days and spend $100 on a few new things it needed. 2 days of work and $500 got me a running truck.
My first truck was a '75 Chevy long wheel base with tire package, straight 6, 3spd on the column. That truck was a beast. It was geared so low that if it was raining she you out it in 2nd gear when taking off it would switch directions every time lol. It was old and rusty but i got more girls in that truck than anything I've ever drove. I gave $500 for it and wouldn't have traded it for anything.
Unbelievable, that daddy buys his son a truck at his age. They never appreciate things until they have to pay for them themselves. It sounds like he just expected it.
I'm 17 and I'd be moved from the moon and back if I could buy my uncle's 88' F-150, let alone have it free of charge. I don't need no emasculation proclamation on wheels, I just want a rugged traditional workhorse that'll die the day I do the same (as long as I treat her right). A simple and practical life is one man was meant to live.
@@ccandtoby sorry to hear that. This world is tough and not all of us are lucky enough to live long lives...But I hope you know it was not your fault he took his own life. Mine lived but was not there for me. It's not the same thing but the loss, the emptiness surrounding it are somewhat. Praying for you and wishing you the best in this life. 🙏💜
I’m 18 and my first truck was a 72 f100, grandpa told me that if I wanted a truck he would sell me his 72 so I got a job and worked for a year and bought it, it was and still is the best vehicle I’ve ever owned
So glad i was never given a thing but had to work since i was 5. I still don't have much but am happy no debt live in an old van. But my kids love me and that's the world to me. The down side my sweet wife of 37 wonderful years past away in may i tried to leave with her but my children made me promise to stay and i keep my promise i love my children so proud of them.
@@jessv221 so sorry for your loss. I am lucky right now I am 60 years old and I still have my father. Don't know how much longer we will have him but I don't know what I would do without him and I can't imagine how you feel.
i love how some life lessons are never learned. you appreciate things by working for them, not running drugs and giving gifts to your kids to buy them.
I know this is more than likely satire but my first car was a 2012 hyundia genesis that was wrecked and had 225k miles on it. No heat during the winter and had plenty of issues but I drove that thing everywhere for as long as i could. I knew my time was running out on it so i ended up buying myself a 2017 Silverado. Even with the truck I still chose to drive that beat up car. I appreciated the hell out of it and it taught me a good lesson on responsibility and respecting the things that I paid for.
Back when I was 17 I got my mom and dad's old car which was a 1965 Plymouth satellite with a 383 engine in it and I was happy even though it was 16 years old or so but it taught me to be grateful for everything at least I had wheels.
You’re an awesome dad. There’s no way my father would I ever and three different lifetimes even if he could go back and correct all the horrible things he’s done what he ever show love bye-bye me a vehicle. He’d rather kick me while I was down. And your son is very fortunate. I hope he realizes it but judging by this video, it looks like he knows how fortunate he is to have a dad like you.
Wrong, worse thing you can do. Its why there are signs in national parks to not feed the wild life. They will assume it will always be given to them and will not get food themselves. Same theory here. Plus they put fag votto wheels on em'
That’s good everyone keep buying those and running up the price of diesel at the pump 👍. Demand up price goes up , and gasoline will come down less demand . Beautiful!
I paid for my first car, I didn't ask for parents for help. It was a ford escort but Im glad I did it on my own. More people need to appreciate the little things in life. U feel more appreciated doing it urself. More young people need to work hard to get first car.
I had to work so hard for my first truck, a 2005 ford f150 with the bench seats. It’s no 2023, only about 20 percent of the price, but its mind and I take pride in it
Remember when pick ups were for working and not for egos?
I see a lot of trucks being used for hard work in Texas every single day. But come on, why do only cars and stuff like that get to be nice, why can’t trucks be nice too? you know ?
Every truck in Texas is like this and they work harder then you ever will
Just because the truck is nice, doesn’t mean it’s not used for work…
Texas has the laziest people in the US. Maybe out west in the oil fields, you may see hard workers but everywhere is lazy. Only the Mexicans work hard.
U know what they say… big trucks compensate for small dicks… never needed a truck myself
My old man told me if I wanted something to drive, get a job. So I worked for a year and got my first truck and driver license at 17. Great lesson to learn.
You were raised, right
Not like this fool
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So you bought a gas hog dummy
Young jit......2 jobs to make 100k a year...that's it 😅😅😅
Lots to learn. We're not hating, just saying the truth. But your daddy is raising you better making you work 2 jobs
When I was 10 I told my Dad I needed shoes. He said, "Get a job."
Thank you Dad!
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“We just bought the damn kid clothes last year” yeah dad, I’m 12 and I grew 😂
Idk what my dad said. Wasn't there. I see what Dad's like them went through. Tough times make tough people. Soft times make soft people.
i told my dad i needed clothes. he didn’t respond cuz he left when i was 3
@@UrielCruz-zi8de n niw you post comments about it
My first truck was a 1993 Ford Ranger with the 2.3 5speed that I picked up for $500 after I got my first job. My dad has passed on now, but I’ll be forever grateful that he taught me the appreciation of things that you earned and worked for.
Im 14 and im gonna be 15 tomorrow, i didn't have to go buy my first truck but i have a 1999 3.0 v6 5 speed ranger and it has been passed down to be from my uncle to my dad and my dad to me. Even though it was given to me it didn't run right and would overheat in 30 seconds, i had to rebuild the entire front half of the engine from the engine block forward by myself. So even though i didn't have to buy it my dad still taught me that if i wanted it i was gonna have to bust my ass for it. Im not to sure how many hours i have into it right now but probably over 100-150
@@Cannon_Psame as the majority of small town/country kids in the midwest. No use in trying to impress anyone.
@@slxyter1800Shut your damn face
@@Cannon_PStay at it young man - very impressive - don't mind the haters
We used to take kids like that out four wheeling with us when we had our 42 willys with a V8 in it they get there pretty trek all hung up and stuff and then we charge them a couple hundred bucks to pull them out
He does have something to worry about...taking care of his self when dad is gone!
DAMN!
If you didnt have a dad just say that...
@@tonyneal5486 we found another trust fund baby.
Yup cus his dad not teachinG him responsibilities he jus GivinG thinGs to him to the point he's in trou6le if his dad is Gone so I do aGree with you
no you know what you don't know that you know what that boy has a good dad and I bet teaching him dumb good
The greatest gift a parent can give their child is to teach them how to live without their parents.
Yes, yes, yes. How to live w/o them😢
I agree and it’s why I’ve taught my daughter about death and hardwork.
@@boundariessetinstone5893We are living in a death cult which runs on FEAR ( False Evidence Appearing Real), why not teach your daughter about life?
Indeed! Best things parents can do for their children is to make sure they're taught to be self-reliant
Perfectly stated, excellent comment.👍🙂
My first car was 20 yrs old, waxed, cleaned and made tires shine × 3 per week. I loved and appreciated it because I bought it. Today kids don't have that appreciation because their parents buy them everything.
My first car STILL IS a 1999 jetta... with 200k miles... which costes 600$, i didn't buy it, how ever i was thinking in getting one with my money i would get from the national guard which my mom stopped me from joining, she would also go on with i should study and not work. All of this backfired horribly. I'm am now changing careers and my car might get crushed because it failed inspection and my father does not want to go around paying a mechanic and a tow truck to get the inspection. The only reason I've gone this far is with the money my family have been giving me which i hate my self for receiving because they are also broke. I'm furious but there isn't much to do now, i will have to get the car fixed my self before tomorrow and see if i can pass the emission. From now on I'll try to stay at my grandfather house and get moving forward, possibly get a job until i graduate as a Mechanic and get in the NG.
Back in you days there was spoiled kid . That being said in those fucked up days we live now not everyone is spoiled . Just like before . Its just that now the spoiled Kids have phone and record everything. . So it makes it "common"
Nothing wrong with parents buying their kid a good runner of they can afford it.
I can't stand people like you. This is so ridiculous. Yeah, there weren't parents who spoiled there kids when you were 20 years old.
How old are you? You live through the great depression, did ya? I'm 40 and...it was pretty normal for parents to spoil kids.
But you're not at the "when I was a kid," age, huh?
Be grateful Man! Most people don't have nice trucks like that. 😢
Most ppl don’t have homes
SOME PEOPLE DON'T EVEN HAVE A USED CAR TO GET WORK. 😢
@@boundariessetinstone5893 AGREE 100% 😢❤
MAY I ADD THROUGH NOT FAULT OF THEIR OWN. LIFE HAPPENS AND SOMETIMES PEOPLE LOOSE HOMES AND POSSESSIONS.
In later news everything after 07 wasn't built to last anyway...
Or houses!!
Wow, that dude is the physical representation of spoilt.
No No is exactly right.!! Even if I had the money I wouldn't buy my kid a big gift like that. He even thought he was getting a matching trailer w/that white truck, he was expecting it 😡
It's a scripted video. How did he not see the other new truck right next to it.
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"Spoilt" is not a word
Blame the parents.
my dad said to me as a kid... "you'll amount to nothing and like it".
and here I am, 49 years of age, and I haven't disappointed him.
That's messed up lol😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He cursed you at early age . You need to cancel and nullify those words in the name of Jesus Christ
@rankinkao a sense of humour will save you're soul.
😂
''Wow, this is sooo much better than my buddy's one, he's gonna be pissed''....... this, my friends, is the mentality that brought us all where we are now if you think of it.
Yep
Pretty much
We’re a nation of grown ass children.
It's called selfishness and being spoiled.
Exactly 💯 % true.
I recently bought my 80-year-old dad a new car. Feels really good.
Boutta be yours again
@@fistedwaffle8881 bro 😭
some things you're just supposed to keep to yourself. cause everyone is thinking it. just not b but to say it. ok 👌 🆗️
@@fistedwaffle8881ong basically bought it for himself😭
@@fistedwaffle8881fuck beat me to it 😂 was gonna say so u bought yourself a car ?
Bro walked from the driver side to the front and acted like he didn’t see the big black truck right next to it
EXACTLY!!! But then again, that black truck was NOT a 2023, so he wasn't interested in THAT one! All his spoiled behind see was the big white 2023 truck!!!
He could stand a lesson on humility and expression of thankfullness. God Bless
dad takes spoiled rich kid to a whole new level
@@SeekASquatchspeak for yourself. My kids will work for, be proud of and earn what they receive.
@@SeekASquatchWrong, so wrong.
@SeekASquatch Why do people like you think they know things and are completely wrong but can't be convinced otherwise? You really have no idea how ignorant you sound.
Fr bro
@@roberttaylor6030 how you gonna tell other people what they would theoretically do with there own money 😭. Like you sound bout as dumb as a bag of rocks
WTF!!!
I bought my 1st car myself at age 16 for $600. Got a loan that my dad cosigned on. I worked a job after school to pay for it, the gas, the insurance, my clothes and so on. Because of that financial discipline i was able to purchase a $78k home without a co-signer at age 19. That was way back in 1983.
At 69 you’d understand, america is not what it was 40 years ago.
@@DannyMancheno Dang man, im 59.. dont make me older than i am... yeah i agree, the dollar has really lost purchsing power.
@@bradjon7231 woop sorry. 59*
@@bradjon7231I don't know if that's the issue. Many things changed, starting with the population growth which increased the demand for houses. Since houses and apartments take space, the space is one of the goods that is hard to "produce" (except in tall buildings, who can produce more space with a lower footprint). Land doesn't expend, but the humans keep doing it, so demand for houses will keep rising.
@AbelSorin over 90% of America is open land. Plenty room bud
When our daughter needed a vehicle for getting to college and work, we didn’t give her one. She picked out which one she wanted by looking up cost, safety record, fuel efficiency, reliability, etc. We put down half on it with her being responsible for paying the other half. This helped not only to teach her responsibility, but it helped build her credit and she took care of it like it was her baby. She now has paid it off and owns it free and clear and has graduated from college debt free.
I just let my daughter use a Buick Skylark. It worked just fine. Absolutely no way I would buy my kid a truck like that even if I was a multi millionaire
LOL the stories you people tell online. No one walks out of college debt free working a part time job and schooling, unless you paid it. Stop being fake dude, it's cringe. It's even more cringe talking while knowing some people in these threads went to and are or have paid off their loans. I went to Virginia Tech and it took me 10 years working as an engineer to pay off the debt.
Exactly how it should be done! I don't enjoy telling my kids "no" sometimes but I think it is good for them. I bought my first car riding my bicycle to the mall not because my parents wouldn't drive me but because I wanted to do it on my own. I paid them back ahead of schedule. I wish more kids had an appreciation for how the real world works.
That's because you're a good father. This father is a loser!
Same for our daughter. She hasn't returned to college since the covid days. Found a great paying job. debt free . plus she has 3 horses.
My dad helped me as a teenager get a truck,but he also taught me that nothing is free i worked to pay it back, and i have no complaints.
The black one is cold too! Blessing either way.
I hope he takes good care of his dad when he gets old and does not throw him into a nursing home. He deserves the best from his son. His dad has a gentle heart. Ijs..
My dad took jobs that often saw him going to other countries to work. There was six boys My parents had to take care of. Sometimes when my dad had to work in the company yard my mom would work to make up the difference in income. I never expected anything from my parents and was ha]y for anything I did get. I started cutting grass at the age of 8 and by 10 I was cutting some of the neighbors grass. I worked for a local promoter till my late teens. In between school and that I took my first job at 15. I eventually bought my first car for $500 which I saved up. I drove it around a few years and eventually it was time to get rid of it. I was without a car for several months hitching rides from friends who I hung around with anyway. Till my oldest brother gave me his 74 Impala which I drove until after I graduated and eventually got married.
He s probably a good kid , hard worker, stop hating. Every race has kids that get blessed... Every color , race , have rich parents
That poor bastard😂
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RACE?? Why are you bringing race into it???
People will always be jealous of what other people get
You are kidding right, what world do you live in
What a great gift to have a dad that would give you something like that what a blessing my dad's past I wish he was still here😢
Mine as well.... I wish my dad was still here too .😢❤
I wish my dad was still living so I could hug him again. And tell him how much I love him. Not because of what he would buy me because my dad would not buy me a brand new pickup. He taught us how to work and buy for ourselves ❤
I just gave my son a 2015 2500. It’s only leveled . It’s not lifted, because we use our trucks. I got a 24 Duramax large bed . He was very grateful
Your son is so happy right now but he’ll be talking back in a month or two
I would never buy an American brand lol if you really want a car to last you a long time with little effort, get a Japanese brand like Honda/ Toyota
@@Mein_KampfyChairi’ve lived in north dakota my entire life and i don’t think i’ve ever seen someone use a Honda truck for work/farm
@@Mein_KampfyChair He's not talking about cars, he's talking about trucks. American trucks last.
@@anthonypettineii9405Unless it’s a Dodge.
the daddy’s money written all over it
never met anyone who's never accepted anything from their parents. get a job and maybe you'll get a car 1/3rd the price
@@doa-unkle6743 haha got two trucks paid for im good.
@@jordandfishinsad how bitter you are towards others, as a father it’s my job to pave the stepping stones for my children and give them the best possible start to their life
Its also recorded all over this video. You pointing that out is pointing considering it was all layed out in the video that the dad bought both of those trucks.
Ford. Financially obvious retarded decisions
Must be nice to be a parent who can buy your kid a car. That's awesome.🎉
Still a great gift and a dad. That boy ain’t got shit to worry about
Until dad passes away
@jamesbaker9957 where do you think dad's things go when he dies lol
Till his daddy dies
@joesphkirkley5148 generational wealth.
He'll still be better off then you or me 😂
@@FireChi9954that ain’t generational wealth… that’s generational debt.
when youre 35 and still living with the fam
HE ISN'T 35
36 ?
My daughter worked 2 jobs while in high school to BUY her own car. I was a single parent and raised her right. If I bought her a brand new car she would have said 'I can't take this ..' Even if you have money....Your kids should EARN their toys
My girl takes amazing care of her car because SHE bought it with HER MONEY.
And when she tells me she 'Loves' me? It's not because I bought her something ....It's because she LOVES ME.
When I was 20 and in college I wanted a motorcycle. Worked double shifts almost every day to be able to get it. Definitely see a lot of people get things handed to them and never get the value of working for the things you want.
He probably scraped his elbow when he was on the ground looking underneath probably have to go get some lotions and stuff for those abrasions
Got my first Harley on my own never a handout damn it would be nice once in awhile right I don't think I'd like it as much
jealous much
BS statistics show only about 35% of Americans have $1000 or more in savings. That’s leaves 65% of Americans living pay check to pay check I don’t know many ppl giving to their kids like this. Anyone who is able to is def in the small 10% bracket of earners making $200k a year and more. So stop with the you definitely see a lot of ppl getting stuff handed to them when most are struggling including parents.
@@stace8346for real that’s all I see in the comments.
Comes with a lifetime supply of budlight!
Thanks for the good laugh 😂
@@oren6488😭😭😂
Seriously, who thinks that circus wagon looks good? I'm embarrassed for him.....
Dude fr like any truck with thin little tires or spikes on the wheel= gay
@@jimr3179ikr like put 35's on that thing 😢
My son bought his own, and he's proud as can be !
I would be so grateful for either one.His son needs to learn how to be grateful and thankful for any gift. Dad you deserve your new truck.
Me too love the black one too
Not sure... An apple never falls far from its tree. If he was such a good dad, he wouldn't have raised a kid like that, probably paying back his absence with over the top toys gifts.
Maybe it's just me, but this sounds pretty familiar.
You know how happy and grateful I'd be? I don't care if it's not a 23'. That truck is still beautiful.
From experience these types of people who get handouts like this don’t respect shit. They’ve never had to work for anything and don’t understand the value of putting in that work. I respect every material thing I own and take care of it and it lasts forever. I also have respect for everyone else’s belongings because of this. Working hard for what you have teaches you humility and respect. My kids will work for everything they have. I will never reward bad behavior with gifts.
My first car was a 73 Datsun that someone was giving away and my dad got it for me. I was 16, had a job, and paid for my own insurance, gas, and repairs. I’m thankful for a father and mother that taught me how to work and be a responsible man.
Only difference these days is that I am young and I can’t afford insurance. Hell I can barely afford to fill up my damn gas tank. I don’t know how this young generation is supposed to live with these bs prices
How nice and lucky some people are.
How so? Luck didn't bring those trucks. Hard work most likely. Nothing lucky about it
@@slipperyjohnson7016a lot in life is luck actually the father especially with the son being born with a nice dad that's actually there for him smh what the fuck do you think the son worked hard to have his dad take care of him😂
@@slipperyjohnson7016 really wanna know how hard work of the son gave him a gift by his obviously well off to do father 😂
@@pittsteelers2676 Hard work still paid for it.
@@slipperyjohnson7016you know this how exactly?? You know them personally??
Dad passing off the small dick energy to his son. Wholesome.
lol
Smol pp is the best
He was really hyping your 2023 truck up😂😂😂
When I was 16 I asked my parent to buy me a car. They laughed in my face and said no. First car I owned was a $300 05 focus such a great car
I’m glad I had to work my ass off for everything too! I was being taught a great lesson and didn’t even know it 👍🏻
Greatest fucking car ever maid
Best thing your parents could have done imo
Mine was a 69 road runner. Paid $100 for it, took me two months to get it up and running. Had that car for 34 years, and I regret selling it.
Mine was an 87 Monte Carlo SS with T tops it was 400$ and probably my favorite car until I got my 2016 Mazda 6 last year this is now my favorite
Meanwhile back at the barn while people out here starving to death! I’m really happy to see that this is some peoples lives in existence. Because I swear we’re living in a different world & reality altogether.
My dad bought me a $100 dollar 1992 single cab Silverado for my first vehicle. I’m glad he did because it taught me how to be thankful for gifts and how to work for what I got.
Where did he get it? a junkyard?
@@Bahrta_sai No he got it from his work at that time.
I would've been grateful too, I had to buy my own first car but I was ok with that bc my parents took great care of me ❤
@@Bahrta_saiwhy does that matter?
Chevy didn't make a Silverado till 1999
That's a good example on how not to raise your kid. That will just spoil them. They need to learn how to work for what they want and not have stuff given to them like that
Bro you're 15 😭
Comments like this are stupid. I think parents will treat their kids how they should be treated. If the kids are nice and hard working (like this boy looks) then I’m sure parents would want to be generous and give them gifts like this. Rather a parent who has a kid that is a trouble maker and takes 0 responsibility, then they would say "get your own car" "make your own money" "wash your own clothes" "buy your own food". Ya know, everybody’s different. So don’t be telling people how to raise their kid. Because from this video, this guys doin a fine job
@@JackFrost05 nah I have friend who's an awesome kid (adult now) and his parents have made him work since he was 14. He bought his own car, made to move out at 18, pays for everything he has. And he payed rent to live in his parents house, ($500, the $1000 when he turned 18). Sometimes parents just have a philosophy and that's just how they're gonna raise their kid, regardless of how they act. He never got in trouble, had good grades, did his chores, etc.
@@JackFrost05Yeah no, that ain't how it works at all
You have literally zero clue about these people's lives though. Maybe this is the first thing they have ever bought him.
*One of the first thoughts was how jealous someone else is gonna be of his new truck. That's disgusting.. People gotta be better & do better. Erasing big blessings in the future with a mentality like that... He might grow up one day tho, who knows?*
A lot of young people have silly competition with their friends or try to one up each other.
Doesn’t make them “disgusting”.
That’s pretty harsh.
You’ve never dressed nice or done things to impress others? Really?
You’re super judgmental of someone over a 30 second video
@@NunyaBizness2.0 *In a boastful manner? No, absolutely not. I've been taught better and was raised better than that. Comparison is the Thief of Joy.*
I got a 1986 caprice, baby blue. It was a taxi and I was hella happy.
Shiii I gotta 98 Corolla no paint no tints 😂
I got a standard $500 White 89 Isuzu stylus with white hub caps😂 n i loveddddd it!!!
Dad’s keeping the white truck and you know this man…….. 😂❤
Ok Chris Tucker aka Smokey 😂
DADS ROCK! When they’re around!
What a great DAD!!Who wouldnt love a dad like that!! Hope this son will learn from his dad and become the man any father would be proud of!!
Me sitting next to my 93 7.3 with the 5spd I worked my butt off for & the blood sweat & tears that went into fixing her.
You don’t got a full time job ? you can’t go put a down payment n pay monthly for a 23 F350 or a 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500HD?? Sell that baby you have n put it towards new truck. Go to a dealership sure they’ll work something out
@@greyGG308 horrible advice. I love my 2000 7.3,
@@greyGG308idiots buy new vehicles. I'll take it a year old and let someone else take that 40% depreciation hit
@@SXSPRIME idiots buy new vehicles 🤣🤣sounds like broke thing to say. Well have fun never having a brand new vehicle
@@joaquinw7896 maybe it is bad advice but sure is one way to get that dream truck without having all the cash up front
“Is it a matching trailer” 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣‼️
Thanks dad for giving me my first car at a
Monthly pay rate of $80 owed to you.
I learned how to wash dishes because that first car gave me the push to become a better version of myself in order to afford thing by MYSELF without depending on anyone else’s. And you knew that thing needed a lot of work 🤣
I love you dad, and I miss you.
I’m Doing the same car thing to my 3 teenagers right now, but I wish you could be here with me ❤
The best lesson a dad can teach his kid is how to work for what you want. You can tell he's spoiled, how can you be upset over the truck he got him. WOW!!!
Where did you see he was upset? Did we watch a separate video or something?
He deserved that, well done dad for bringing his entitled ass down a few peggs 😂
As if he didn't see the almost identical black one sitting right next to it
Should have been a 78 Datsun pickup for his spoiled ass.
Old front end looks extremely better
Hell nah, that shit was gay
We say it every time bro then we all say "😒 its growing on me"
@@3katd how 😭
@@TheAnnoyingBossmeh.. depends. I still think the 17-19 looks better than both
No complaints thanks dad lmao
2023 fronts look ugly AF, I’ll keep my 2021.
Looks more feminine tbh
That’s what they all say
Yeah it's too smooth now
Agreed glad I got the 22 and didn’t wait
Ford is ugly all together 😂😂
Love his Dad's sense of humor and character to teach him responsibility not attitude of entitlement. Good job Dad! 🇺🇸❤️
By buying him a brand new truck? How's that teaching him not to be entitled
If "is it a matching trailer?" Not entitlement I'm what is
Reminds me of 007 Transformers "oh dad no" "yeah your not getting a Porche" haha🤣
So many people hating in the comments lol. Yall have now idea how this man raises his son. They are clearly close to each other and have a friendly relationship let them enjoy what they like they arent hurting anybody
What’s sad is that the dad actually recorded how stupid he is for the world to see 😅
Yeah, he did. Because it's a skit, fake video, a ploy, pulled the wool over your eyes.
🤧🤧🤧
What’s sad is a dad recording anything for the world to see. Real men are a dying breed in America.
welcome to SHOW-VILLE, AMERICA
It may not have been what he wanted but he should at least be grateful. If the son wants an updated model he should buy it himself. The truck he received was a very well taken care of vehicle. He should thank his Dad for being so generous and keep it moving.
“What’d I miss” a real pair of boots to say the least
Must be awesome to have a father that really loves you 😢. God bless. Hallelujah 🙌 praise God
If his dad really loved him he would have made his son work and buy his own truck. My husband at the age of 16 bought his self a truck a Datsun car and a 69 Chevy Nova body that he traded his mustang that worked for the body. He then went to work on the car with his uncle's help built the motor and everything. He did all this while putting in tobacco working part of time at a service station at pumping gas while going to to see school as he a no Senior getting out early on Fridays while we taking Karate. His father is was in so prison in most of of my time to do he worked hard for me everything he got. Kids just don't appreciate things to that is are handed to me then today.
My first vehicle at 16 years was a 1973 c 10.
I bought the truck for two grand in 1985 .
The guy i bought moved from Arizona to Indiana
Up until then, the truck lived its whole life in AZ .
I had the truck for thirty years.
The truck had zero rust .
I had the engine rebuilt, and when the starter carburetor or Alternator went bad, i would have the original rebuilt instead of buying a new one .
I should have never sold that truck
Not a ford guy but id still be happy af
First truck was a 93 mitsubishi mighty max. Didn’t have a bed and was wrecked in the front. Paid $400 for it and a parts truck. Fixed it in 2 days and spend $100 on a few new things it needed. 2 days of work and $500 got me a running truck.
My first truck was a '75 Chevy long wheel base with tire package, straight 6, 3spd on the column. That truck was a beast. It was geared so low that if it was raining she you out it in 2nd gear when taking off it would switch directions every time lol. It was old and rusty but i got more girls in that truck than anything I've ever drove. I gave $500 for it and wouldn't have traded it for anything.
Unbelievable, that daddy buys his son a truck at his age. They never appreciate things until they have to pay for them themselves. It sounds like he just expected it.
I'm 17 and I'd be moved from the moon and back if I could buy my uncle's 88' F-150, let alone have it free of charge.
I don't need no emasculation proclamation on wheels, I just want a rugged traditional workhorse that'll die the day I do the same (as long as I treat her right).
A simple and practical life is one man was meant to live.
😂 this is great! Awesome dad, hands down!
Great-looking truck beautiful Ford
The 23 was already ugly, you didnt have to put wheels on it and make it even worse.
you can’t even afford one so why hate ?
What's ugly about it ???? 🙄
Omg your so mean it's funny😂😂😂
@@marymiller769 I like it but it’s kinda the lights for me
@@marymiller769 the whole front end looks like it has Down syndrome
When you're watching your dream car being given as a gift to someone, the best dad😂😂😂 thanks to the father and congratulations to the son.
Best Dad ever Bro your lucky you better take care of your dad in his elder years. You gotta do that bro. My pops never gave me shit
Here ya go. Here's a fabulous truck that I rendered almost totally usless😂😂😂
The black one IS WAY BETTER
That's a kick ass dad
I’m still driving my 2000 F250. It’s beat up from all the hard work we did in it but I still love my Ford!
Dad" you're just OK" 🤨
What a great dad. Don't let your old man down son.
Wish I had a father like this one. Hope you realize how lucky you are my friend.
Sad what the younger generations in our country have turned into.
I did, till he killed himself when I was 14
No u dont
@@ccandtoby sorry to hear that. This world is tough and not all of us are lucky enough to live long lives...But I hope you know it was not your fault he took his own life. Mine lived but was not there for me. It's not the same thing but the loss, the emptiness surrounding it are somewhat. Praying for you and wishing you the best in this life. 🙏💜
He's had more inside the back of him than that truck ever will.
Def a bottm.
I’m 18 and my first truck was a 72 f100, grandpa told me that if I wanted a truck he would sell me his 72 so I got a job and worked for a year and bought it, it was and still is the best vehicle I’ve ever owned
Dad's hand me down truck is sweet...Two happy guys, dad gets a new truck, and son gets a sweet hand me down.
So glad i was never given a thing but had to work since i was 5. I still don't have much but am happy no debt live in an old van. But my kids love me and that's the world to me. The down side my sweet wife of 37 wonderful years past away in may i tried to leave with her but my children made me promise to stay and i keep my promise i love my children so proud of them.
The 23 looks worse lol
I need a dad like that , damn bro!
It's fake and staged lol..... be greatful for the dad you have.... I just lost mine in Nov.😢
No you don't that spoiled brat will never appreciate a damn thing. Earn it yourself, you'll take pride in it.
@@jessv221 so sorry for your loss. I am lucky right now I am 60 years old and I still have my father. Don't know how much longer we will have him but I don't know what I would do without him and I can't imagine how you feel.
i love how some life lessons are never learned. you appreciate things by working for them, not running drugs and giving gifts to your kids to buy them.
I know this is more than likely satire but my first car was a 2012 hyundia genesis that was wrecked and had 225k miles on it. No heat during the winter and had plenty of issues but I drove that thing everywhere for as long as i could. I knew my time was running out on it so i ended up buying myself a 2017 Silverado. Even with the truck I still chose to drive that beat up car. I appreciated the hell out of it and it taught me a good lesson on responsibility and respecting the things that I paid for.
Nah man make that baby work for his own shit 😂
Back when I was 17 I got my mom and dad's old car which was a 1965 Plymouth satellite with a 383 engine in it and I was happy even though it was 16 years old or so but it taught me to be grateful for everything at least I had wheels.
You’re an awesome dad. There’s no way my father would I ever and three different lifetimes even if he could go back and correct all the horrible things he’s done what he ever show love bye-bye me a vehicle. He’d rather kick me while I was down. And your son is very fortunate. I hope he realizes it but judging by this video, it looks like he knows how fortunate he is to have a dad like you.
Wrong, worse thing you can do. Its why there are signs in national parks to not feed the wild life. They will assume it will always be given to them and will not get food themselves. Same theory here. Plus they put fag votto wheels on em'
I dislike ford but man is that new truck especially hideous
That’s good everyone keep buying those and running up the price of diesel at the pump 👍. Demand up price goes up , and gasoline will come down less demand . Beautiful!
Thats over $200k in trucks???
Over 350k
Yes.
Can't NEVER EVER Complain about anything. I WISH'ED I had a father like him!!!!you're father is an 😇 BLESS YOUR FATHER'S HEART ❤😀
“Thanks so much daddy that just won you some extra time in the private room”
I paid for my first car, I didn't ask for parents for help. It was a ford escort but Im glad I did it on my own. More people need to appreciate the little things in life. U feel more appreciated doing it urself. More young people need to work hard to get first car.
Nice… I just hope the frame on my truck doesn’t brake from all the rust
Me too man
I had to work so hard for my first truck, a 2005 ford f150 with the bench seats. It’s no 2023, only about 20 percent of the price, but its mind and I take pride in it
Bruh so staged