And you can’t forget to add Karen, who writes nasty letters to the company, saying that her wine cooler didn’t stay cold for seven days straight! Only a Karen would need her wine cooler cold for seven days straight!
Most people don't even know what yeti brand stuff is. Its extremely overpriced, good for some situations but in reality the value isn't there. . . . Brb buying a yeti cooler
honestly he makes some of the products look pretty good- not all of them, but some... (a person who has utterly no need for a Yeti cooler but has friends who shoot videos in Death Valley)
@@fabricdragon It's a fact that they are high quality products. The thing is you can get something else for half the price that works at least very nearly as well. They are for people who like to splurge, or at least have friends who like to buy nice gifts.
Alot of people with yetis are the same that have big trucks and act like they have a 'ranch' but they rent a house on a acre and work for the local government.
Bro your comment reminds me of a company that used to be in my building. They were a mortgage broker company full of fancy clothing accountant work in an office everyday types of people. And most of them drove big newer trucks to the office everyday. It looked ridiculous. Meanwhile, at my company, where we actually have a few work trucks for field work, we all mostly drive cars! 😆
It was actually only about 800 dollars. If he has the yeti 65 cooler it was only 350 and then the yeti bag cooler was about 200. And everything else was bout 30 to 50 dollars.
@@rac6510 LOL it's totally real! I got a yeti and I'll admit, I paid for most of it. I used an REI gift card but i think that only covered half of it. So i'm that guy. And yea, they come with that chapstick lube looking crap. And the stupid zipper broke on mine during a whitewater trip. Luckily Yeti sent me a new one. But still, it really ticked me off. And having to lube up the zipper seems so dumb to me.
The first yeti product I ever looked at was the lunch box. I assumed 30 dollars would be fair for an expensive lunch box. Laughed out loud at the 65 dollar price tag. Completely insanity.
I always finish a beer before it would've needed a coozie in general... only ones I've used that make sense have built in bottle openers or magnets so you can stick your beer to the dock
@CODY ADAMS I've had one for about 5 years. The top is worn enough that a bottle will slip down through the top. I don't have to unscrew it to get a beer in. And yes they do work amazingly.
not a true floridian dad until you have a simms hat, a yeti cooler and window sticker as the shape of florida in the upper left hand corner of the back window
I used to work for a beer distributor and I won so much yeti stuff in incentives I had like 10-15 coolers at one point. I sold a lot of it and when I would meet up with the purchaser they were always like this guy.
Lunch box: $80 Utility bag: $300 Beer holder: $25 'Mug': $20 Thermos: $30 Bev holder: $25 Bottle opener: $50 Cooler: Hard to tell the size, could be anywhere from $300 to $600. Lube: Couldn't find online. Total: Minimum of $830.
My boss gave me a yeti for xmas and left the price tag on it. I was like wtf you can't just give me the $250? What the heck do I need a cooler for? I drink all the beer before it even gets cold. Meh, it makes a good trash can though...
It’s wild how people think writing something off on your taxes means you don’t have to pay for it. You pay less/don’t pay taxes on it. That’s a few percentages’ savings.
You're not required to make video's about yeti coolers on youtube. Therefore it's not deductible, at least in Canada. You do however require video recording equipment.
"Have you seen the price of ice these days??" Spot on. The whole YETI thing is just a brag for something overpriced and makes you more "country, outdoorsy, etc" than other people.
Same with iPhone users, Harley Davidson riders, sneaker heads. They make it appeal to stupid people cause overpriced means better. not even USA made. Real country folk like our beer warm and our potato salad warm...too
From someone who has customers that rely on fresh fish (which relies on a lot of ice to keep the fish at a good quality) I can tell you yeti is the best investment I have made. I use about 50-70 pounds of ice for each of my fishing trips and at 3-4 bucks for 10 pounds that shit added up quick. I also live on my boat and work in the sun and a yeti cup is the only cup that keeps ice from the 80 degree mornings to the 90 degree afternoons. Also they cooler on my boat keeps those beers ice cold for me for when im done working. Just giving you another perspective on yeti and what it should be used for, I totally agree with you tho, the typical owner just buys it for the name or to show off and this vid depicted those people perfectly. Have a good day my lord and savior lmao.
I will say. Living in a hurricane prone location. These kinda come in handy when you lose power for a week. Ice becomes a lot more valuable in that circumstance
Ha! We have the big Yeti hopper 230 bag, hopper flip 12,coffee mug, tumblers of all sorts, water bottles, koozies, and even Yeti wine glasses! Yes, I have a Yeti Coolers sticker next to the fishing stickers on my Silverado too. Now that I think about it, I don’t have a Yeti hat! I’m getting one ASAP now! Tight lines, boys! Yee-Yee from North ‘Curlina!
Dude... I just put robocop 2 in my VCR player (yeah that's right) and the first commercial is a compilation of movies and includes the "you betcha yaah" quote. Exciting.
Very true - yeti isn't even the best cooler to keep ice in. I have an Orca 45 that cost me about 180 (on sale) and that thing keeps ice for 10 days. The RTIC is 7-8 days, and the Yeti only about 6-7 days. If you are actually going to spend an outrageous amount you should get an Orca, which is made in the USA, actually holds the amount it says it does, lasts longer, is still bearproof, and STILL manages to be almost 100 dollars cheaper than an orca. I use it on my camping trips and in two weeks I only had to buy 2 packs of those ice bags on the trip - super convienent
@@InDisskyS131 I use a coozie all the time lol I love em. Just a saying we use to give others shit. It's not necessary, just another piece of the outfit
Unlikely, I dont see yeti, especially their customers as having any sense of humor over their preference for these products. Bunch of over-serious stiffs.
@@1m2a3t4t5 corporations care about making money not if their customers would get triggered. its not going to make them throw away their yetti shit if someone riffs a few jokes about it. but yeah he definitely could have just bought the stuff because the video will make back the money plus even more on top of that.
The only thing I can stand behind is the beer can holder Haha. I got mine for christmas too last year but it keeps my beer cold for awhile. The whole 10 minutes or less it takes me to drink one!
Ok.... I just have to know how much you spent on this video. That’s some commitment. Also FYI, the NHRA nationals in Brainerd are this weekend. Lots of Busch footage to get... can piles like you had this winter. Just sayin’ we’ll save one or two for ya.
My Friend got a YETI Cooler a few years ago. He came to a party with it and was completely over the top annoying talking about it. It was pretty funny. I went up to him and said Yeah I love that "You Betcha" video as well. He looked at me with a straight face and said "What are you talking about". I never laughed so hard. This video is so true.
I was there man, people wouldn't shut up about their YETI tumblers or asking where to find them. After a month we couldn't sell them for half price, everyone already had three of them. Thank God for the Christmas season though.
Yeti jacked their product design from RTIC. It is just a cooler. There is no need to put a yeti sticker on your truck or Subaru. Coleman coolers work great and they don't force their marketing on people.
Going to get some value back from all those Yeti purchases with this video, hearkens back to your first videos of "genuine" reviews of Yeti products. Love this mockumentary style.
