An analogy for that show:
Giving money to a homeless person.
You know they only want the money so they can buy booze; so if you offered to buy them some food they would reject it.
The people on the show obviously don't benifit from having a cooler ride becuase the rest of their life still sucks. MTV should just give them the cash so they can fix whatever part of their life is causing them to drive around in a sh*tbox (student loans, child care, no job, etc). The people don't need rides, they need finacial support. The show has no base...yet it is outragiously popular with teens.
What a surprise, MTV shoving a load of crap down the mouths of youth America. Hey kids, its ok if you don't have a job, drop out of school, or have 3 kids at the age of 17...because MTV is going to pimp your ride so you can look rich to all your friends even though you have to go home to your section 8 housing. After all, life is good as long as you are rolling on chrome 18"s in your 86 Honda civic with 220,000 miles on the ticker. And besides, you can always sell your pimped ride to feed your mother's crack addiction.
Giving money to a homeless person.
You know they only want the money so they can buy booze; so if you offered to buy them some food they would reject it.
The people on the show obviously don't benifit from having a cooler ride becuase the rest of their life still sucks. MTV should just give them the cash so they can fix whatever part of their life is causing them to drive around in a sh*tbox (student loans, child care, no job, etc). The people don't need rides, they need finacial support. The show has no base...yet it is outragiously popular with teens.
What a surprise, MTV shoving a load of crap down the mouths of youth America. Hey kids, its ok if you don't have a job, drop out of school, or have 3 kids at the age of 17...because MTV is going to pimp your ride so you can look rich to all your friends even though you have to go home to your section 8 housing. After all, life is good as long as you are rolling on chrome 18"s in your 86 Honda civic with 220,000 miles on the ticker. And besides, you can always sell your pimped ride to feed your mother's crack addiction.
