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In this informal, profanity‑laden YouTube clip, the speaker (identified as a self‑styled "world's most expensive crashes" ranking holder) recounts crashing his co‑owned Ferrari 458 Spider into the News International Building. He describes driving the car recklessly, missing a corner and colliding head‑on with the building, noting that a slight deviation could have been fatal. The car is left in unrecognizable, crumpled pieces. Shocked, he walks into the building’s reception to report the accident, then phones his business partner—who co‑owns the Ferrari—to send a photo of the wreck, eliciting a stunned reaction. The narrative emphasizes the high monetary value of the vehicle, the near‑death experience, and the immediate personal and partnership fallout.

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