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@@LouisLuzuka I just work, and I use my work money to buy and sell stuff for extra money. If uber eats/uber/Lyft etc is available, I used to do that on weekends some days during peak making like $2-400 in a few hours. But tbh whatever you're talented in, you can find a way to make money. Set it aside, invest in yourself a bit, and you can make anything happen for yourself. Takes time but it's worth it

@@imSchwaggy that was so helpful, thank you 🙏 You know I saw a $1500 e30 325i 4 door and I wanted to buy it and I had the money but I passed because I was afraid of getting another problem 😭 and now I’m mourning it because those go for $10k where I am from… but I just need to work harder and find the opportunity when it’s time to get it Now it’s not my time I’m still on my e36

@@imSchwaggy I was getting discouraged but it was more of a distraction and I see I gotta focus on my gifts 🎁

I'm in Massachusetts. But intakes, coilovers, rear subframe, hubs, bearings, etc. A lot of stuff.

@@imSchwaggy I shipped my car to him cause I knew it would be fixed right and I couldn’t refuse the price he quoted me. It is well worth it.

$7500 and all the warnings lights?

@@ВаваДюк yup , they have to be coded out I just didn't do it yet . They're false lights cuz I don't have edc anymore

@@PoloDREAMz2000 yup the steering is kinda loud on these cars.

@@1122449 for me something got wet aswell and needed to dry

@@SoldierScarr superchargers are my favorite. I'm gonna build a 135i with an LS I want a newer chassis because the e36 would need a lot of reinforcement to handle how I like with that power.

Yeah these suv's are boring but reliable. They look kinda cool tho. Lowered on wheels would be sick

It's slammed lmao. I believe the coils are maxed.

@@sickvick83 bought it crash damaged so I fixed everything

@@eddiealacan4050 hera arms foregrip

@@C0mbative I had 2 before I believe but I flipped em for quick $ Been tryna find one recently to keep. Hard to find the right spec.

@@oscarlogrono511 cheap asf. Treat yourself. Life is short

@@imSchwaggy I definitely treat myself. I'm about to eat a Porter House with German potatoes

@@oscarlogrono511 top shelf 🔥 love to hear it.

@@imSchwaggy Wolfgangs NYC. You'd love it bro. The only reason I said the first comment. I do agree. You do have to enjoy life. But there's this female youtuber. Showed how much LV and them pay for materials and labor and the sales price is proportionately much higher than one would guess. But I guess a name does sell!

@@oscarlogrono511 I personally don't pay retail for anything. I've sold hundreds of pieces so I have connections to people in the high end resale space.

@@AC-kp8sp yup youtube policy and they don't pay enough for anything fun I do.

@@hellyaistunt will 100% work as intended . & I'm in the city not the country don't need anything for far distances nor do I want anything that will blow through walls.

@@imSchwaggy i think he is talking about the effectiveness of the round. Vermin rounds don't do much damage. I'm sure no one will want to be hit by them but. It's not going to put down a target right away more of a deterrent for sure. There is plenty of gun research vids showing this. You would probably be better with hallow point 300 Blackout rounds for real stopping power or the "Hornady subsonic ammunition". Which is designed for home defense and has less recoil and muzzle flash. They also expand pretty good at those lower velocities. While also reducing chance of going thru person and into the walls and etc.

@@SouthJerseyBaitReviews from what I've seen they're definitely more than enough lol. People get wacked with .22 . But I have different types of rounds , including that same hornady u mentioned . But as for MY intended use, they're 100% what I'm looking for in many scenarios.

@@imSchwaggy yea nah i get it a .22 can still kill ya but. It's also one solid projectile vs varmint rounds. Which is basically a mini bird shot round with small pellets. The penetrating force is very minimal compared to even a 22LR or magnum. Tbh u would be better using a 22magnum over 300blackout varmint rounds.

@@Sazonman no part of this is clickbait. I wasn't recording when I was asked to step outside during my video call.

@@PoloDREAMz2000 I can do some stuff but I work alot so won't be doing TOO much. But some for sure. Like when I convert to bags and what not.

@@imSchwaggy yeah do stuff to it when you can. I paid 6300 for mine cause it threw an engine malfunction during the test drive. Owner got scared and sold it super cheap. All that was wrong was the vacuum hose was pinched lol. Mint condition too. Gonna do a bunch of work to it next week. Partial rebuild and add some upgraded turbo cartridges. Got a weird whine when turning so think one of my pulleys might be on its way out.

@@PoloDREAMz2000 that's an insane deal lol. I almost got a 2nd one for 5k bad transmission. But it got parted out.

@@Cmakeithappen preciate that bro 💪🏿

@@LouisLuzuka lol yeah it was a funny day

@@Kai-or5ee mine did but some don't. I ended up buying extra and it came with it.

This is a cheap gun lol. It's a fun thing to plink with. If I kept it I wudda did ports, comps, slide cuts, and all types of stuff. But I'm going to get another staccato to do it to. I like modifying things, cutting em up, making em cooler.

Preciatechu. Sorry for the late response I'm trying to get to all my comments because youtube doesn't show them all to me.

I have flat feet so it's different for me. Best bet is to try them on.

@@FOEPlug clearly you didn't watch the whole video, nor read the description. The GLASSES are amazing. Purchasing through rayban is terrible, and you should purchase elsewhere. It's a very simple concept that went over your head. I even put the Amazon link so people avoid dealing with rayban.

@@jingke724 they're discontinued unfortunately. I'm going to scan them and see if I can get them remade to sell.

@@imSchwaggy thx

@@020tigga yeah when I went to the store the dude was like everyone says that buying through rayban especially prescription is terrible

@@Blackjack_focus_st3 yes. We are the same person.

@@Retail2retire worth it

@@shionnsr8684 always ah vibe when di dawg dem link up.

@@imSchwaggy I'm from cayman. Done know ma g!

Yup total of 18 months to get mine unrestricted. But they changed the law so now 8-16 months. It's terrible in Massachusetts. Been almost 110 days waiting for my sbr paperwork.

@@DLau95 I wasn't there for the full install unfortunately. But the bmw supercharged v8 and v10 forum will tell u . It's on fb . Search that up and it'll come up. Ppl on there helped a lot

@@imSchwaggy thank u bro!

@@DLau95 93, we don't rly get 91 in Massachusetts. But I put like 2-3 gallons. Mainly for better octane, cleaning and cooling. Unsure what the mix was tho, never checked.

@@imSchwaggyu running 94mm pulley?

@@ВаваДюк I didn't get to do hard pulls yet but it sounds sick. From forums I know it's like 20whp, 15tq without a tune

Thanks man!

@@keefvance2256 long gone. I bought new ones. They have em on ebay for cheap

@imSchwaggy I figured that's the case because I do the same but you can't go wrong with carbon fiber type shi👌🏾

@@misterbeee4022 I have bad knee joints, and flat feet. Exactly why I work in them. The bottom of the shoe takes up a large area, distributes the pressure. I wear them atleast 5 days a week. If not more.

@@misterbeee4022 I had the trainers, they're not comfortable but these boots 100% are. I don't wear uncomfortable shoes anymore. I had louboutins, versace chain reactions, etc. Sold em, gave em away, etc.

Thank you, this is my 2nd one. As far as maint. Removing the engine makes some stuff easier but barely any jobs require that. As long as u buy one with good maintenance you're good. Plenty of these with 200k+ miles still running well. I'm likely gonna keep this one, so down the line maybe in 2 years I'll be putting a forged engine in this thing. Always wanted a super fast e70 x5m

Yessirrr ima go crazy with this one. Like I was with the first lol. I'm back contacting all the companies that were on board for the first build.

I have em on right now. Still great.