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Easily Affordable EXPENSIVE Cars in Canada - My Brother Leasing a Land Rover for Rs. 25,000 / Month - YouTube
Channel: Traveling Desi
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Whatās the main difference between buying and leasing a car? You donāt have the ownership of the car,
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it belongs to the company. The main advantage is that
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you can return the car anytime you want or put it on a sub lease if you want to get a new one.
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Basically in India cars are purchased, but here you can rent/lease one.
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Just like people rent or lease offices and homes in India.
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He is my elder brother, this is the first time he is appearing fully in a video.
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I insisted him to come because he recently got a Landrover. Which car is this?
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Discovery Sport. He has subleased this car from someone who got it on a 4 year lease.
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That person put this car on a sub lease after 1.5 years as we wanted to get another car.
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In todayās video, we will learn about how lease and sub leasing works.
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We will also learn the monthly associated costs for this car including the rental and insurance amount. Letās get started.
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You got the car. But the first question any Indian asks is.. whatās the mileage like? Exactly.
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So what is the mileage? The average is okay, not that good. Okay. Could you speak a little louder,
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you are quite soft spoken and the mike wonāt catch your voice. Speak up.
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The mileage is not that much. I didnāt ask you that, I want a number.
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Even I know that this is a huge car so the average wonāt be high.
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This gives me around 100km of driving per 12 liters. I donāt understand this maths,
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How much does it give per kilometer? 1.5 liter per kilometer. No sorry.
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10 km per 1.5 liters. So around 7.5 km per liter? Yeah.
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The mileage for this car is 7.5 km per liter and itās a petrol car not diesel. On top of that
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you have to fill it with premium petrol, which is costlier. The normal fuel costs around $1.10-$1.12.
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Do take note that we are not talking about the American dollar which is about Rs. 70,
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but Canadian dollars which is around Rs.52-Rs.54. People often get confused.
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So the price for petrol here is $1.14 during the morning hours when the costs are higher due to the rush hour.
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During nighttime, itās about $1.10. Letās see the price of premium petrol at this gas station.
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Here the normal fuel costs around $1.14 per liter while the premium petrol costs $1.30. Additional 15 cents wasted.
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But we came to this gas station for a cash wash since they have a dedicated area.
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But first letās ask him from where did he get the car and what was itās cost.
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So the car is basically new.. Arenāt you cold? Nope. Really? Thatās odd, itās 4 degrees outside and itās freezing
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while he is rocking a T-shirt, like a Canadian. Anyways.
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I used to roam around the same way back in India as well. Thatās true. Heās been this way since the start. So tell me,
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when people lease a car, they get a brand new one from the showroom. So the showroom gives it to you on a lease of 2-3 years instead of selling it to you. Yeah.
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You got it from someone else? Yeah, if you get a new one, you have to pay a high down payment upfront. Okay. Whatās the value of this car?
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Itās valued around 57. $57,000. So this car is valued at about Rs. 30 lakhs.
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So thatās the market price for a new car, 2019 model. Is it the 2019 model. No this is 2018. Okay. So the guy you got it from, he brought this on a lease as well.
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Yes. So he leased the car and paid the down payment? Yes. How much was it? I think around $7,000-$8,000 was his down payment for this car.
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So about Rs. 4,00,000 (4 lakhs) down payment. And what about itās rent? Back in India, we have installments while here thereās a rent/lease.
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How much is that on a monthly basis?
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Itās about $477 per month plus taxes. So $500 or Rs.25,000 plus taxes.
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So about Rs. 26,000 is the monthly rent of this car.
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It comes out to $540 per month. Okay. So the person you got the car from, how long did he have it?
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Must be around a year since itās a 2018 model. No, it was about 2 years. Okay.
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While this is a 2018 model, the cars are released a bit ahead of time. Okay.
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So he got the car in March 2018 on a lease and then you sub leased it from him in October 2019.
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How long did he take the car on lease? 4 years. He leased it for 4 years and you got it on a sublease of 2.5 years.
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So in a lease, the car company gives you the car with a restricted number of kilometers. They say that you can only drive X number of km in a given time period.
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So the people who drive around a lot or travel further in cars, it makes more sense to buy a car than leasing.
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But for the people who commute between home and work, leasing is a more pocket-friendly option.
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Like in your case, you mostly use this car to commute to work. And you only go on trips once every 2-3 months.
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So in that case, it makes more sense to lease a car and he did exactly this.
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Someone else got this car on a 4 year lease and he got it on a sub lease at the person wanted to change his car.
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He wanted a bigger car as his family has grown. Okay. But how did you find this guy?
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I was searching for a car on Kijiji, Facebook marketplace and similar sites. So basically Kijiji is the biggest classified site here just like we have OLX back in India.
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Here, they also have Facebook marketplace where you can find anything from furniture, clothes and more.
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In fact, yesterday we went to check out used jackets. There was a guy who was selling his used jackets.
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They werenāt in my size otherwise I would have bought it. So you can get anything ranging from cars and other stuff this way.
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Just like you lease or sublease a home in India, you can get cars on lease here.
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How much is the running life of this car? 15,000 km? Around 15,200-15,300.
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So itās close to new. Are there any special features in the car or?..
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Yes. This is the best feature, the huge sun roof that can be fully opened. Nice.
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This is a feature, basically, itās a powerful and comfortable car.
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If I want to go off-roading, this is one of the best car for that. This is an all-wheel drive? Yes.
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So he got this car, I asked him about the associated costs. So tell me, how much insurance are you paying?
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Insurance is quite steep here, you need to pay it on a monthly basis rather than yearly.
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How much is the insurance cost? Itās about $1500 per year. So around $125-$150 monthly, or Rs.7,500-Rs.8,000.
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This reason for this high cost is the strict rules here.
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Whether itās accidental insurance, all the regulations are quite strict.
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Generally, insurance is a profit making business in Canada and not a loss making business.
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So every person here gets insurance. Itās required by the law.
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There are various kinds of insurance whether itās tenant insurance, laptop insurance and more.
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Thereās insurance available on everything here. The insurance market is huge here.
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A friend called yesterday and said that he sells insurance in India. He wanted to know whatās his scope for work in Canada,
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I told him that you wonāt have to go sell insurance, instead, people would come to you.
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Because everything is so expensive here, people get insurance on everything.
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It takes time to comprehend how all of this works. So I always suggest people who move here from India that
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always start your journey with a cheap, second-hand car.
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When he first came to Canada, he got a very good deal on a used Honda Accord. I got a used Sonata.
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The reason being that people often need time to get used to driving on snow. Driving is done on the opposite side and the traffic rules are strict.
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Always make sure buy a cheap car. Develop your insurance history, establish credibility so that your insurance premiums go down.
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There are a ton of factors on which this depends. So only after 2-3 years, you should get a proper car, once you get accustomed.
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We did the same. Itās not like you land here and get the best/ high-end car. Donāt do that.
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The insurance premium for my first car was $220. He used to pay $220 for his Honda Accord which was a 2012 model.
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You got it for $14,000 all inclusive that includes registration, etc.
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So you bought that car in 2016? I got it in 2017. So he got a Honda Accord 2012 model in 2017 which was in a good condition.
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It was 5 years old and had 75,000 kms on it. He used to pay $220 as insurance for such an old car.
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It was so costly because it was his first insurance here.
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He was new here and he got a new driving license.
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Now over the years, the insurance cost has gone down from $220 to $120.
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I got the car insurance on the same account on my name. Hence I got cheaper insurance on this new car. Yeah.
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Otherwise the insurance for this car would be atleast $170-$180, but he is paying $150.
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This was also because the second carās insurance was also done from the same company, name and address.
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So did you get your home insurance from the same company?
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I got the home insurance from a different company because it was cheaper.
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Even though thereās a lot of competition, itās still quite expensive here.
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How long did it take you to get accustomed to the right hand driving system?
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A week. Just a week? Iād say even earlier. So how much
would you have driven
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to get in the habit of the steering wheel being on the other side? When you finally understood the whole system?
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Took me about 3-4 days. The rules and regulations here are quite different.
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Basically the driving side and steering wheel are on the opposite sides.
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I used to drive this way in India as well. Keeping this hand on top. I do the same here. Okay.
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My next query was about the bank details to lease a car. So, you need all the same documents that you require
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to get a phone connection here, like SIN number, passport, driving license. Though the most important part is a good credit history.
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So if a person is moving here from India, should they lease their first car? They would face problems in leasing as they donāt have a credit history,
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getting a lease might be difficult. So itās better to buy a second hand car. A cheap one.
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Itās fall season here and there are leaves scattered everywhere you see.
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Now we need to go to the car wash. Since I reached last night, we werenāt able to go.
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Weāll try to go now. Do you have time? Yes, a little. Just a little? Letās rush then.
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You donāt get people to come home for washing your car and if you decide to do it yourself, how frequently would that be possible?
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But thereās almost zero dust here as you can see behind me. Thereās no loose dust here. This too is a kind of sand but it doesnāt blow away.
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Thereās hardly any patch left empty by the government, so thereās hardly any dust.
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Although during snow time, theresā a lot of collected slush.
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They spread salt on the roads by the tonnes. This is a special kind of sea salt.
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This is done so that the roads donāt get coated with ice, which can cause cars to slip and lose control.
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So when this slush gets on cars, they get really dirty.
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You rarely need to get a car washed during the summers. I havenāt got my car washed in 2.5 years. When it rains, it gets cleaned automatically.
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Will you look at this, how bad is his carās condition. Itās not that bad. Itās mostly clean from the outside.
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Itās worse than my car. Your car is really new. Itās even worse than my old car. Thatās true.
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So this is why there are dedicated car washes at the gas stations here. You drive your car inside.
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They first hit it with water, then cleaning brushes, after that they coat it with a layer of soap. How much is the minimum cost for a car wash here?
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$10? $10, so you pay about Rs.500 for a one-time car wash. This is because you donāt get a āRamuā for Rs.200
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who would come daily in the morning to wash your car. Anyways, letās proceed.
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My next question was that what are the advantages of leasing a car. For me, I realized that thereās no sense in buying a costly car.
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Yeah. On top of that the added expenses are quite high too. Yeah. So I decided that leasing a car is much better.
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Lease is better, you wonāt be the one paying for the service. The overhead costs need not be borne by you. Plus you get a warranty on the car.
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The car is in warranty, if you have any issues, everything is covered. Yeah. So if you are paying Rs.25,000
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for the lease/rental for this car per month for 2.5-3 years,
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how much is the cost of ownership for a year? Around 3 lakh for a year.
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So basically you are spending about 10 lakh rupees as rent for 3 years. Yeah. So you pay 10 lakh rupees to use this car for 3 years.
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Not 3, but around 2-2.25 years. So it comes out to be even cheaper than 10 lakh. But still for the sake of convenience,
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we can say that you would pay 10 lakh rupees for using this car for 3 years.
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Am I right? Yeah. Now in case you bought this car in India, which costs about 40-50 lakh rupees for a new car,
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I think, but Iām not sure about the exact price. So if you use that car for 3 years,
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And you decide to sell it after 3 years, it will go for around 10 lakhs. So you got it for 40 lakh rupees, you lost 30 lakh on it.
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Well, once the car leaves the showroom, the depreciation starts, so this is the advantage of a lease.
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And thereās quite a complicated system here when it comes to petrol. The prices keep on changing.
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But still, itās always cheaper than India. Last night we were getting it for $0.99 at Costco, which offers the cheapest prices.
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So for one dollar, or around Rs.54 you get a liter of petrol. But the average cost of petrol is around $1.10-$1.20 or Rs.60.
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Finally, it was time to get the car washed and the system here is fully automated. You have a Petro Canada card? Does this card have points?
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Yeah. So weāll get the car washed for free. Yes. How much does it cost usually around $10-$12? Yes.
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We are in a rush, so we will try to get this process done quickly. Iāll go make the pre-payment.
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Whereās my wallet. Why do you need your wallet? Okay, are you sure itās free? Yes. Okay.
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I got to know that if I use points, I can only get a premium car wash and how much does that cost?
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And if I want to pay for it, then how much would it be? Oh $16. $16? uh okay, thank you.
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So this is how washing is done, the car moves on an automated belt. It goes in, gets washed and comes out.
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It was our turn next so we had to get the car on the belt.
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Itās moving. Pull up your windows or the water will get inside.
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It was either Final destination 4 or 5, I donāt remember but it was one of them.
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Thereās a scene where the sun roof opens up while the car is being washed and it does not close. Oh.
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Why is the fan running? Itās a dryer. Okay.
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This is the premium wash, it cost us $16 or around Rs.800. The whole process took just about 5 minutes.
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Okay. Done. Your equipment? Oh yeah.
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My brother is driving the car and Iām sitting in the backseat to take his shots.
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This is because I need to sit in the backseat to take b-roll footage and on top of that he was running low on time.
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In fact, he just gave me half an hour to complete the whole process. He says that ask all your questions in this half hour.
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So the video might not come out as amazing as Iād like as I just got half an hour to shoot.
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But you can see what I can shoot in half an hour. Is this fine?
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Time will tell. Okay.
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