Im Sorry, but here is why my Video have been Sucking Lately

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[FlyingWheels]

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[HP-mxjb]

What I like about your channel is that it shows how real life is. It's not all super cars and all positive outcomes.

[Mityob]

I discovered your channel when Auto Auction Rebuilds ran its course with me. Randy was a buyer of junky cars and started struggling to move them, which became a predictable and boring theme to me. At least with you, you're actively doing fresh and different things to vary the channel's content and engage viewers. And now you're purging to make room and proactively clearing out some stuff. I see no problems here. No one's perfect, but at least you're pushing and grinding, and I, for one, appreciate it. You go brother.

[FrossYT]

Craig this is your YouTube channel. It’s free for people to watch. You do what makes you happy. I can’t stand people that sit there and complain. I know it’s a big income but it’s also what you want to do. Forget these weirdos on the comments man. Do what makes you happy.

[localboysmotorco]

You’re literally the reason I own my car dealership right now, these videos are amazing and have helped changed my life.
Most people don’t realize what it takes to film edit and post these regularly.

I’m in Nebraska but I’m going to meet you someday

[SillyBilly]

My wife and I are starting over.. after the anxiety subsides, the joy is overwhelming. We wake up everyday excited to get going.

[OzarkMountainKing]

Dude, I've been there, right where you are right now. I'm a Florida native. I was always in the auto business, body shop, auto glass, and sales.I cut out my first windshield when I was 10. I couldn't afford a car when I got my drivers license, so I found a POS 1977 Dodge Aspen 2 door, paid the guy $700, and got the thing running. I drove that car from 1986 to 1992, and my friend I sold it to still has it today. I also owned 3 bars and restaurants, and by 2003, I was burned out. I was going in ten directions and couldn't focus on anything, so I did what you are doing. I sold everything, house, vehicles, toys, everything, and moved to the midwest. It took a year for me to decide that restaurants and bars were where my heart was, and I opened a small place in the big town 40 miles away. It was great. I felt like I could breathe again. Well, one led to two, then two led to three locations, and then I started all over again with cars, and I was back in the same situation I moved away from to Florida to get away from. By 2013, I was exhausted again. I woke up on a Saturday and told my family I was selling everything again and we're going home to Florida. By 2014, we were back in Florida, and I'd returned to the service industry with a small beach adjacent spot. I did that for another 8 years, and someone made me an offer I couldn't refuse. I was working at our family shop on my days off just because I can't be without some grease under my nails. I can't help it. I love cars, everything from repairs to sales. I can talk cars with a total stranger until they just walk away, and they have, believe me. I've been in another Southern state since 2022 doing basically nothing, mostly car appraisals when I can to kill the boredom. Last week, I looked at a nice corner building with three bays, a waiting area, offices, and forty parking stalls. I've got the fever again. There is something about the smell of a service bay and the banter with the customers and mechanics I am addicted to, apparently. My point is happiness comes in all forms, and in business it's better to know when to get out, step back, and remember why you do what you do and ask yourself if you still want to do it and if you do, what will you do different. The alternative is to keep on spreading yourrself too thin and ruin everything you've worked hard for to build. Vent on, my friend. I've been there too. You'll figure it out and feel like a new man soon. I'll still be here watching and liking.

[JayJay-mwur]

Moving to Florida, establishing a new dealership etc will provide some great content. The journey will be interesting and I’m sure you will get many viewers along for the ride.

[retro]

A semi-profund statement - "They know zero struggle". Everyone should know some struggle. Struggle makes you appreciate stuff. When stuff is acquired without effort or struggle, you just want more easy, free stuff. It becomes disposable and has little or no value. Teach your children well. You are a wise man, Craig.

[Dtrain]

I would suggest a place like Greenville SC or maybe even Charlotte NC. No snow but still get all for seasons. You have mountains, lakes, and beaches all drivable and lots of zero rust cars. SC doesn’t have state inspection or emissions. Florida is played out

[adampadilla]

Dude.. you are not “Crying Wheels”. For the record, your videos have helped me a lot. I plan on starting my dealership after the election and all of my thanks goes to you. Great job man! Thanks for everything!

[alanzolotoff]

Not shoveling snow would totally make me happy 👍

[mikej]

Thank you for all the entertainment you have given us, best of luck for you and the family

[spencercoates]

Glad u realize it and acknowledge it. You got this, its time to go back to practicing what you preach. You can do it.

[machitocars]

Trust me you don't want to open a dealership here in Florida. Maybe it was good back in the day but it's not worth it anymore.

[alexbiro]

Thanks for being real Craig, don't be so hard on yourself. I genuinely laughed out loud when you said 'I need you to suffer through the junks with me', I will for sure 👍🏻

[americanosbadassius]

Who says they've been sucking? Against what standard? Just keep teaching us the best way to do things and things will be fine. Thanks for all your help!

[dj]

FAMILY OVER EVERYTHING, CRAIG!!

Your doing the right thing for you, your wife & kids.

[nickwinn]

I'm struggling with the same issues and it's refreshing to know others are facing the same challenges. I wish there was a service I could call that would just make the stuff disappear and offer me some money for it, enough to make me feel like I'm not being screwed over.

[robertbrown]

Your videos don’t suck Craig- don’t let the haters get you down- it’s your life and we all have to reinvent ourselves and make hard decisions sometimes- congrats on doing just that- honestly after a hard day or week your videos are the highlight of my week - they help me disengage from all my stress and get lost in the fun of what you do- can’t wait to see your next chapter in Florida! Crazy question- ever come across an Opal GT? They called them “poor man’s vette” back in the day - I had an orange 72 that was my first car at 16- I fantasize about buying one some day :)