At 21, he is earning around $75,000 a year with overtime and says he’s in a great position at work. But hanging over his future is a staggering $184,000 in car loan debt across three vehicles, and every dollar of it is legally in his name.

John, from Houston, explained on a recent episode of “The Ramsey Show” that his dad, who works as a professional chauffeur driving a black SUV for hire, pressured him into signing for the vehicles after making what John called an “emotional financial decision.”

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