Turo Horror Story - What REALLY Happens When Your Car Gets WRECKED

[@lestonalvarez1]

Bro with the Graham Stephan vibe

[@happytoberu]

Haha I’ll take that as a compliment

[@X862go]

I thought it was gram 😅

[@happytoberu]

Oh no 😂😭

[@davidblevins9513]

Y’all twins

[@dheerajdevi7357]

Hey Ru Really informative video and I really liked this edit and visuals ❤❤

[@happytoberu]

Happy to hear that!!

[@TheSekCXpert]

great video

[@happytoberu]

Thank you so much!! Much love ❤️🤘

[@paperpass6834]

how do you not have more subs

[@happytoberu]

Hey I appreciate that!! 😊🙌 just keep on keeping on 🤘

[@geo5106]

You said the guy was lucky you didn't report to the police? You really should have sent in a police report for your own sake. At least, there'd be legal documentation of the incident especially if Turo didn't follow through for you.

[@happytoberu]

If Turo didn’t do anything, I likely would have. The thing is, there was already a police report filed by him and the other person in the accident. So mine wouldn’t have been necessary unless something came back to me

[@andronickmartusheff]

renting out a car you don’t own is not an investment. that’s a liability squared

[@happytoberu]

Not at all, lol. An Airbnb is usually a property rented that you don’t own

[@andronickmartusheff]

@@happytoberu yes, and it’s also another horrible financial decision.

[@happytoberu]

@andronickmartusheff it certainly can be in some cases but it’s been proven to be pretty fruitful for many risk takers. And the risk is pretty minimal with insurance and if you have sizable savings/investments laying around

[@andronickmartusheff]

@@happytoberu why take any risk when you can instead focus on being debt free & invest in basic index funds?

[@happytoberu]

because most millionaires and all billionaires have built their wealth outside of index funds. Generational wealth is built in their own business or investing in someone else’s, typically where there is quite a bit of risk involved. Risk isn’t bad if it’s calculated. Even Warren Buffett takes calculated risk. Remember, risk is going outside on a run. Risk is going on a date. It’s not bad, it’s necessary. Because risk allows for true growth. Not just financial but personal growth too. All of the growth happens outside your comfort zone. I’m not saying to over-leverage, I’m saying taking calculated risk. And with risk, you either earn something or learn something. 😊🤘