Lmao 🫠🫠🫠

I mean that is the logic of people with alot of money

It was $10,425 added to the original $675. Which is what they deserved for being a pompous arse.

It’s ridiculous 😂

Arrogance at its finest

So if you ran you could get a ticket🤔

With wooden wheels on a cobblestone. That must have been a joyride to remember

I remember that. And wasn't it a rental as well? Or borrowed at least. Anyway good times

​@@Tycellno it was his, he's was driving it home. That's also an awful law, I like the Finns approach much better.

And he just bought it too, like within the same week

He bought it the same day, sent back to Norway the same day, and got caught doing 224km/h in a 110km/h zone. The car was auctioned off, and all the money has gone to the government

Where I live in the USA, if you are going over 15 MPH (roughly 24 kmph) over the posted speed limit, an officer can give you a felony, get your license suspended, and impound your car.

Money talks, BS walks

12k is nothing when ur comes to freedom & avoiding points

@@X11CHASE yea that's kinda the issue

@@X11CHASE it's almost as if rich assholes can abuse the system by just paying their way through

@ana4rae yea a ticket is cool but avoiding jail time? That's a glorified bribe.

they need to bring it back!

With blond tips and all. What a girlyboy.

Same!!!

i miss the old donut, with all the shows they had

I did not, this was kind of boring...

best person to exist

this guy motivates me to be more consistent

First

this is the comment I keep comin back to

How are you so fast?!

And the ticket was for like $500 or something hilarious like that

@@iamvaskethat’s crazy 😅

I believe it was a Finnish poker player Patrik Antonius. In Finland he would have been fined hundreds of thousands 😅

Someone got stopped in a Koenigsegg going 240mph in Texas. Worlds fastest speeding ticket. No idea how much the ticket was.

In tbe Guinness Worldd Records book sometime around 2010 i believe

How out of shape was that officer? I've seen cyclists (purely powered by their legs) getting speed tickets for going 50 in a 30 zone.

@@noseboop4354 Very different bike back then (considering the time it even could have been a Penny-farthing or a Velocipede. And even if it was a pedal/chain bike, it still would not have had gears or pneumatic tires).

@@noseboop4354 😂😂😂😂

​@noseboop4354 Imagine if the officer's bike was a single speed. Like take a mountain bike, think of gear 1. Guys legs going 100 rpm to go 3 mph.😂

Imagine a cop chasing a chicken for going 8mph over the speed limit

"why's everyone else driving so slow?: :D

While technically the speedometer is less accurate in higher speeds (really no need to make sure the calibrations are spot-on for +200kmh speeds), it doesn't matter. Going twice the speed of other motorists should give hint to reduce speed or face a very possible legal nightmare.

He said goose coop, but we don't call it that either.

But, as a Manitoban I can confirm we do have a Polar bear jail. 😂

@@jordancochran7979 well now you do.... Canadian jail is now known as "goose coop"

Ya I have worked in a jail for 5 years in CSC Never once heard this

Of course you don't; you guys just let all those asshole geese fly free to shit on everything!

speeding isnt inherently unsafe.

I speed everywhere at all times and I have not crashed yet. So far it seems pretty safe, done it all my life.

@@Weeblickerspeeding isn’t inherently unsafe but the people that speed often don’t give a damn about others safety regardless.

@@obeseperson Ton of people do drugs all their lives without dying. Weird, huh?

nope, it doesn't make sense... lets say that Jeff Bezos (the world's richest man) was caught speeding in Finland then his speeding ticket would be $0, Jeff is the richest person alive but his income every yr is $0 and that is why he doesn't legally need to pay taxes...

Have to disagree. The law only matters when applied equally. Escalating penalties for repeat offenders I can agree with, fining someone more just because they make more money is not fair.

The Finnish day fines are applied equally, it's generally their daily income divided by two per day fine. The more over the limit, the more day fines you'll receive. Therefore, the impact is the same for someone who makes $200 a day as it is for someone making $2000 a day. Meanwhile, a flat $500 ticket will impact someone making $36k a year a lot harder than someone making $360k a year.

cause it's not called that lol

Me either, but I will now

How can you say you never heard it called the Goose Coop when you heard it here?

As a fellow Canadian... I can confirm that no one calls jail a "goose coop").

As another Canadian, I second this. Never heard jail called the goose coop lol

100%

same lol

so its not just me. couldnt find it anywhere tho?

same i remember something like that

They did, or at least it was a big part of one of their videos.

Let's be honest, nobody else was going to live in Wyoming.

In Canada they do that a 40km/h over.

Canada impounds, not repossesses it; you get it back at the impound yard. In Denmark, they own it; you get it back by outbidding everyone at the auction and buying it.

@@Cloud30000 not true. There have been many impounded and crushed.

@@Elmospiece bro they ain't out here crushing cars for going 40 over

@@ericmarciniak3541 really? Because there’s been many cases of convictions of street racing where they confiscated and crushed cars. Not going to sit here and argue with people who can read articles themselves so keep arguing your opinion without facts. Not saying they do it with every conviction but our system here is very pick and choose on what the consequences are.

Also sounds like a pretty cool system compared to fixed fine systems.

Me when i lie on the internet 😊

​@@leehess-daily646we have internet on Åland, you know. I live about 25 Km away from Wiklöf. He is a easy person to see, just go to his hotel during lunch and usually he is there.

@@mikkovirtanen2806 okay im heading up there now, but i know your lieing.

an easy* ​@@mikkovirtanen2806

Sounds like speedy Finns need to hire good accountants and park the bulk of their income where the Finnish government can't see it.

@@bwofficial1776 yeah, or just stop speeding. If you want to zoom zoom go to track 😂

So just don’t pull over

I still have it. It didn't get crushed. All the news stations got that part wrong the car wasn't illegal i moved from FL to ks and the tag expired and I didn't register it in ks yet at the time.

@@Infernus_Driftlove you Rob

@@Infernus_Drift Let's goooo! Just.. like don't do 176 again haha.

I'm surprised the margin of error on their equipment is tight enough for 2mph over to even be proof of speeding!

Pulling someone over for 2 mph over is straight-up lame.

Well this country does not like you to drive any other car than base model Corolla. Atleast our police is likeable. They are not pointing you with the gun.

the problem is that druggies etc don't have income and it takes quite a bit to rack up to get locked up, so you can rack up driving without license, under influence stuff and such quite a bit before you get actually forced to stop the behavior for a while. I think the record for that is for some guy with 110+. like, they don't have money at that point and are just on social security on base money or not even controlling that themselves, so you can't control them with money and they'd rather not lock people up since it's expensive too and the crimes they do are on the low pathetic side of things.

@@kimreinikainen well that is the best car in the world.

@@sadmanh0 that is true. However if you like different cars you have to pay a lot more when buying and keeping that car, not to mention anything about fuel prices. If you want new E-class benz you have to pay 100k for the top not AMG models. And Portofino costs 500K. One of the reasons why our average age of cars is the oldest in Europe.

As an Finnish, I have to say that fines that are based on your income are insane and just ok at the same time. OK is that you dont lose your car. Insane is that I my self have had couple tickets over 2k in euros. Both was completely my fault, first was 188kmph on a 120kmph motorway as I was late from my friens wedding. Second was 266kmph on a 120kmph when I first tried my then new motorcycle. Both my own stupidity. Lost my license both times for 6 months, but who needs a license to drive anyway? Just use your friends cars and don’t do stupid things that get you pulled over while you are suspended 😂

Too bad they didnt actually get the info on the car. Was never crushed, and he still owns it to this day. Over at RB'S adrenaline factory in KCMO

It's popcorn content. Not satisfying, but you still eat it by the handful.

Well, channels need to make money in order to make some more expensive videos to be produced. You can't expect every video to be amazing car transformations with tens of thousands of dollars. The channel grew, they have more employees, they need incomes and to manage costs. Nothing surprising there !

Try Fat Burger from now on. You can get yourself a double cheese with fries for $2.95

You drove 40 kph over posted speed limit, but you just go with the flow of traffic. Police single you out because you were different (out of province), life are so unfair.

He still has the R33. @infernus_drift.

I had it running a week later and drove it another 2 years till I parked it. Hopefully have it back together next year.

@@isaiahbuckius430 it got crushed

I don't remember who said it, but it was along the lines of: If you're rich, a ticket only means it's legal for a fee.

Ikr. I'd love to see an argument against proportional fines - it's a fantastic idea. Especially when they're like Finland and factor in income earned overseas.

@@CerberusTenshi That applies to literally everybody.

@@Reddsoldier It's a horrible idea. All it does it create an incentive for the government to create stricter laws that don't actually do anything but be a means of stealing people's money.

Why don’t they just reach out to people. I’d watch an entire episode based on your story and shop

Probably while servicing myself

Exactly. Where I live its 250$ the second you’re over 10mph over the limit. Which is wild because the actual limit in which you can be pulled over is 7 over or under the limit depending on circumstances. So basically if you get caught doing like 15 over the limit you could be paying a ticket close to like 500$ which can be like a third of someone’s rent. Comparatively if you run a red light it’s only 80$ for some reason which imo running a red light is way more dangerous than speeding. Also speed cameras are usually put in lower income areas sometimes as a way to subsidize infrastructure maintenance in higher income areas where they have higher taxes but lower population so the property tax isn’t enough to cover road costs and such. Super scummy.

In Finland doing that is a bit more difficult, you can't get our of paying taxes but you can reduce the amoung of pay but quite a margin. Same with these fines, it is not just your salary that is counted.

Dude it just came up on my TikTok and I was like “Hold up is that James?!”

Is your boyfriend impressed? Nobody else cares.

Youre right. going 25 over is definitely worthy of a $125,000 fine. You sure must love government overreach. do you prefer to polish the boots before or after they step on your neck?

$125k fine for 25 mph over the limit in the Finnish system would mean the person is making $11.3k a day. Someone making $250 a day would pay $2750. They both pay the same percentage of their income, completely fair. Only difference being someone making $11.3k a day still has a ludicrous amount of money after paying their fine.

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