Inside Miami’s Luxury Car Hustle: Fake it ‘Til You Make It
 

Watched this last night...can't tell if it was scripted at first or after, but the David Zanone guy is one big poser.

Also, renting a car and re-renting it has to be illegal :fulloffuck:

I watched it last night too. I guess it's kinda what super speeder Rob does. I guess it's the same idea as renting out an apartment or house then air bnb it back out

Anyone wanna rent my Maserati for 800 clams a day ?!?!?!? Please no sitting on the front fender with a baseball cap while weighing only 110lbs in super baggy clothing ..... Yo

thats why you get ceramic coating

He looks like a surrey jack that hangs around the skytrain stations.

So cringe, that awkward steering wheel hold, awkward handshakes inside the club, holding a bottle of coca-cola, constantly spinning his keys

"My partner.... with a...private.....person..." LOL

LAMBO!!

surprisingly good

and is that Abruzzi?

This guy has the right mindset. If you have a product that people want, you can make money off it. Of course, this person probably has money saved up to back up anything that happens to the cars(damages). No risk no rewards.
He fucked it up though by exposing too much about himself with his bad behaviors(burning bridges, stealing, renting it out illegally & etc) should've kept that shit to himself...

Not sure if I watched a documentary on cars in Miami or the mentally ill...

What a fucking goof at the end. Could tell the whole time he was a nobody. Sad how people get sucked into this world of "instagram fame".

Personally I think it's a pretty cool hustle.

I can't judge because I remember being 17 and the day I bought my first car with my own money. A beat up 2004 Civic Si-G (!). Me and my best friend just drove around Downtown Vancouver for hours, the day I got it. We thought we were pretty cool. And I felt like a million bucks. Like the 3 summers where I worked my ass off was finally worth it.

These guys just never grew up. And are now taking it to the next level.

Everyone in the instagram generation wants to feel important. Might as well make some money off it...

Taking people to clubs in rental cars, "finessing" (read:conning) them and selling them drugs is "cool hustle" and "having the right mindset". Would have done better "if he keep it to himself".

Yeah ok my g.