I think spoiling your kids is a bad idea, it doesn't help them to be driven for their future.

Name: I think spoiling your kids is a bad idea, it doesn't help them to be driven for their future.
Uploaded: 2026-01-08T19:29:19+00:00
Duration: 29 s
Channel: Jeremy's AI Helper
Description: A parent explains why giving kids everything backfires. They buy their children a used car, like a five-year-old Volvo with 60,000 miles, but only cover…

8 Jan 2026 · 0 min

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A parent explains why giving kids everything backfires. They buy their children a used car, like a five-year-old Volvo with 60,000 miles, but only cover half the cost. The child has to earn the rest.

Questions this video answers

A used, roughly five-year-old car (example given: a Volvo).

About 60,000–70,000 miles.

They give some money to pay for half of it; the child must come up with the rest.

I buy them a car, but I don't buy them brand new cars. I'll buy them a car that might be five years old, like a used Volvo that has 60, 70,000 miles on it. It's nice, it's safe, but it's not, like, flashy and brand new. Because if you buy them, like, the best of the best cars when they're 16, what do they have to look forward to? I already have the best. Why do I need to, you know, I'm kind of in the middle on this. Like, I'm not going to do, like, nothing. Some parents, like, you have to do everything yourself, and then some parents do everything. I'm kind of, like, in the middle. Give them some money to pay for half of it, but they got to come up with the rest of themselves. You know what I mean?