What a great charity. Great respect for Lawrence and all those involved in this project and helping these children and their families. Other well known RU-vid channels would do well to be involved in projects like this.
7 месяцев назад
The kids would have absolutely loved this definitely put a smile on their faces that’s for sure
I could imagine how much joy Laurence Escalante is having :D He is a great inspiration for the kids ! Including a 33 yr old me hehe What a legacy he has created !!
loving the videos lately guys super well produced, i was in perth for 2 weeks and saw a few of the cars going around. Always good seeing cars get driven and not stored away and seeing them being used for these kids is just amazing keep it up
Lee has generously shared his impressive collection of cars, giving friends, fans and kids the opportunity to enjoy them up close. However, I hope he also acknowledges the potential consequences his gambling apps may have on many families. I genuinely wish he has made enough money to step away from the gaming industry and focus on supporting those impacted by gambling. By shifting his efforts toward building a positive business, he could significantly benefit the community and leave behind a more meaningful legacy.
Wheres Damn_Batman, his cars would have been meant there with the LEE Collection, none the lesss, you guys are kiling it! loving the content and editing and what Laurence is doing for the community.
Where can I find out about the Huayra going through Japan? I live in Japan and I’d really like to see this. I don’t have any social media so it’s really hard to find out about this stuff
If only some RU-vidr out there would drive their supercar through a McDonald's drive through. That would be the most funny thing ever on the whole world.
In my 30’s I had 3 Ferraris, an AMG daily, a Performante on order, penthouse, zero debt and billing over a $1m a year. This was unusual for someone in the medical field and I had made most of the cash thru property while doing my medical training. At the time I still searched for purpose. The cars and cash just fueled a search for deeper meaning. I stopped property, got divorced, finished medical training, and now have no Ferraris, a large mortgage, large indemnity insurance bill each year, medico legal stress, and responsibility. But my work gives me meaning. Somehow I feel more satisfied. I have a ceiling. Before there was no ceiling-always more cars, more money, richer friends, better looking friends, more charismatic friends, even richer friends of friends…never ends. Now I have a ceiling-I do the best I can do at work. And I’ve learned to appreciate others cars by watching, rather than associating the cars and money with attention and meaning. Surgeon in Australia (surgeons don’t make a lot of money, trust me, you do it cause you want to).
