How people react when you drive a Lamborghini

Is it just me, or is it kind of strange that someone who drives an Aventador would have been neighbors with people who can't even afford a car and steal from social security? Speaking of that, why would a 17 y/o get social security in the first place? Seems pretty made up to me. If he really was going to help her with such a horrid situation she's in, I don't think she would be living in that kind of situation still and the proper authorities would have been involved a long time ago if he knew she was getting beat and abused. And why would someone driving a 500k car seek the public to help support her college fund? Just the tires on that car cost as much as tuition does.

Come on ya'll...we're marketers...we should be able to spot easy stuff like this. I think it's just a badly made up tale in hopes of getting the video to go viral. The video is good, but the back story sucked ass. But maybe I don't have all the facts...just what I read in the video, so fill me in if I missed something.
 
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Is it just me, or is it kind of strange that someone who drives an Aventador would have been neighbors with people who can't even afford a car and steal from social security?

No I though the exact same thing, never seen a Lamborghini on a council estate before.
 
the whole story is made up as others have already commented. still enjoyed the vid tho :)
 
Is it just me, or is it kind of strange that someone who drives an Aventador would have been neighbors with people who can't even afford a car and steal from social security? Speaking of that, why would a 17 y/o get social security in the first place? Seems pretty made up to me. If he really was going to help her with such a horrid situation she's in, I don't think she would be living in that kind of situation still and the proper authorities would have been involved a long time ago if he knew she was getting beat and abused. And why would someone driving a 500k car seek the public to help support her college fund? Just the tires on that car cost as much as tuition does.

Come on ya'll...we're marketers...we should be able to spot easy stuff like this. I think it's just a badly made up tale in hopes of getting the video to go viral. The video is good, but the back story sucked ass. But maybe I don't have all the facts...just what I read in the video, so fill me in if I missed something.
Forget about the sob story and enjoy the video. What do you care if the story is true?

Dang, yo!
 
Is it just me, or is it kind of strange that someone who drives an Aventador would have been neighbors with people who can't even afford a car and steal from social security? Speaking of that, why would a 17 y/o get social security in the first place? Seems pretty made up to me. If he really was going to help her with such a horrid situation she's in, I don't think she would be living in that kind of situation still and the proper authorities would have been involved a long time ago if he knew she was getting beat and abused. And why would someone driving a 500k car seek the public to help support her college fund? Just the tires on that car cost as much as tuition does.

Come on ya'll...we're marketers...we should be able to spot easy stuff like this. I think it's just a badly made up tale in hopes of getting the video to go viral. The video is good, but the back story sucked ass. But maybe I don't have all the facts...just what I read in the video, so fill me in if I missed something.

Yeah you missed something. Like the fucking lead in to the video where the person who made it says he "Used to have a neighbor". That's point one.

Point 2 is that the girls father died and that is how she gets social security. It's not uncommon.

I'm figuring the girl lives in Brooklyn, maybe Queens. Whats so hard to believe that the dude who made the video got rich, moved to upper east side of Manhattan or somewhere out in Jersey.
And you're wrong and living in Dreamland if you think "the authorities" are just going to jump in and rescue the girl.

Just go read the whole story at youtube and you can see that it's true.
 
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nice of him to tell the world she's poor and her mother is an alcoholic who steals.
Bet she's a real hit at school now.

roflmmfao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is it just me, or is it kind of strange that someone who drives an Aventador would have been neighbors with people who can't even afford a car and steal from social security? Speaking of that, why would a 17 y/o get social security in the first place? Seems pretty made up to me. If he really was going to help her with such a horrid situation she's in, I don't think she would be living in that kind of situation still and the proper authorities would have been involved a long time ago if he knew she was getting beat and abused. And why would someone driving a 500k car seek the public to help support her college fund? Just the tires on that car cost as much as tuition does.

Come on ya'll...we're marketers...we should be able to spot easy stuff like this. I think it's just a badly made up tale in hopes of getting the video to go viral. The video is good, but the back story sucked ass. But maybe I don't have all the facts...just what I read in the video, so fill me in if I missed something.

Valid arguments. I questioned these very things, as well, but I still enjoyed all the reactions.
 
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Lambo is a shitty pair of wheels man. sucks
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And I guess your Volkswagen is the shit then?

If the story is true then it must be an amazing way to share one's wealth. Making other people happy will surely make you happy as well.
 
Here in Europe people don't go batshit crazy when they see a supercar, so that must be an american thing.
I mean kids touching the car as you drive by - who does that???
 
In Saudi Arabia and Dubai this is a starter/practice car for 17 year old kids.
 
If a kid wiped his hands on my sports car, he'd be my new hood ornament.

P.S.
Traveling to Dubai now..
 
I came across this video, the most important part is between 8:57 and 9:03.

 
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