He Owes $22,000 IN TOOL DEBT?! #finsubito agevolazioni

1. Her perspective of not making a big deal of it is pretty realistic. She assumed the tools were a need, not a want, and so she's nonchalant because it didn't make sense to have a fit over a "need".

2. 630 dollars as minimum salary? I hope this is weekly? Some one tell me its weekly!

3. If it's for a business I wouldn't be mad at that if he's making money but sounds like a hobby

4. Caleb stop trying to comapre yourself to everyone. That man works hus ass off and deserves the best tools he can get. Hes a mechanic. You sit behind a keyboard and judge people for debt. Lets talking about the fact one has a real job while the other just does what the bible says not to do.

5. Snap on tool have gone down hill and the mark up is crazy not worth the money

6. LMFAO I work for snap on collections

7. Only idiots get scammed by snapon

8. snap on guys are idiots. BUY HARBOR FREIGHT ICON TOOLS!!! 95% of them are just as good if not better than snap on tools and if you get an icon that breaks frequently then trade it in for an snap on if u want even though icon had no question asked warranty. ALso the price is like a 1/4 or less for the same quality. Snap on is no longer the king when comparing prices.

9. Why do they give them more?

10. They tried this on our daughter. But she had a father who warned her about this crap. And he had a lot of what she needed. She avoided this scenario.

11. Snap on has been getting these guys on the line for money since I was a little kid. My dad owns a toolbox that’s worth a new car. He has about $100,000 in snap on and the clocks they gave him to keep buying it all.

12. My brother is a diesel mechanic and he went into debt starting out trying to purchase all the tools he needed but was able to pay it off once his career got rolling.. this dude definitely hiding something

13. So many wives don't know what their husbands owe… It's sad

14. Idk why this host get so mad when mechanics have tool debt yeah I get it’s a lot some times but how do you expect us to fix cars hopes and dreams and yeah when you using your tools every day you want quality tools not harbor junk tools

15. Snap on isn't even THAT good
    Shit to start with too

16. Tools are an investment. Consider ROI before purchase.

17. I fucking knew it the minute hr said 22k in tool debt

18. That’s partly why I decided to go into electrical as a trade. As much as I love cars that’s a big thing with being a mechanic or body tech (collision) is tool debt. I Own a couple grand worth of tools but for a body tech or a mechanic they might have a scan tool worth as much as my tools combined or at least close. Let alone a toolbox

19. As they say, a bad work man blames his tools. One does not need these many premium tools, you can make do with normal tools. Can't say much for power tools, though. On the other hand, if you run a company or a shop, then that is a separate story.

20. Shit my buddies son is 29k in debt at 19 years old diesel tech

21. He most likely is a snap on fan boy.
    People get the same job he gets done with harbor freight tools.

22. So for the people that don't know this is what mechanics have to do for there job and this is why the labor rate for shops keep going up!

    Don't judge the guy he has to invest in his tools to do his job!

23. He seems so mentally lazy aka dumb

24. Tools are the 1 debt that will actually pay for itself though 😂

25. So do these mechanics even make money after the actual math of buying their own tools n shit

26. I dont get it, for a couple thousand bucks I have nearly every tool I've needed to work on my vehicles. Heck, you can do A LOT with a 300 piece socket set alone. Heck I just replaced my alternator and throttle body in an autozone parking lot in 30 minutes with very basic tools. Who cares what the guys say about your tools.

27. Seems like snap on is a lending company primarily

28. If you dont know snap on tools can be a morgage payment

29. It's just a pride thing. People buy Snap-On like they buy Starbucks. You could make your own coffee at home but Starbucks has this certain flavor and I'd rather pay 7 bucks plus tip for 50 cents in coffee. All rudeness aside, there are other avenues…Harbor Freight, Ebay remanufactured, etc. are all cheaper alternatives and arguably just as good. Guy got sold by the salesman.

30. 22k ain't shit bro , give it 20 years iv spent hundreds of thousands on tools just to fix cars , you don't even want to know how much I spent on the cars and trucks throughout the time , your doing great brother

31. Bro helps people a lot I appreciate what he does but goddamn does he ever talk like a valley girl

32. Ughhh snap on is the worst!

33. I own about $50,000 in tools and have about $11,000 in monthly bills. I’m also a contractor and between my wife and I we pocket several hundred grand a year, after taxes and all overhead.

34. He says he uses the tools for work, so if he didn’t have them he wouldn’t have any money

35. Stay off the Snapbon truck. Only go on of you need warranty service on your current tools and don't fall for the sales pitch. 99% of the time almost any other brand of tool will do the job just as well.

36. I was praying it was towards a welding rig or something but NOPE COT DAMN SNAP ON🙃

37. ive said it once ill say it again, snap on is the brian thompson of the tool world

38. Its the fact that these mechanics know nothing about money but squander it in dumb stuff they can buy themselves if they know where exactly to look

39. I was going to say, "Let me guess… Snap-On?" Then she said Snap-On… 🤣🤣🤣

40. You know what he doesn't have? Student debt

41. I think about it differently because I use it everyday. So you don't think about your truck or house? Some people and the way they just to ignore it away

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