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Fails to remember his real world debts, i.e. Quasi's 24 grand. Fat too.
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With a million dollars he could move to my town of about 40,000 people and live very comfortably. Things are pretty cheap, plenty of nigs to fuck Nikki, and I could catch a homicide charge while he's here....If you can't make a million dollars last 25/30 years, you are incredibly wasteful. Pats not going to live much longer then that anyways
Exactly. Not to sound like a bragging cunt but I had more than that available in my current account in my second year of university, thanks to turning £1500 inheritance from my granddad into almost £30,000 through day-trading in a few months. Waking up at 5.30 most mornings and doing my research for the day before trading opened. Lectures at 11, seminars at 2. Tutorials twice a week at 5.30. The rest of the day was trading. Evenings partying. My portfolio was my entrée to getting a finance job way more than any academics. Payed off my parents' mortgage at 26 out of my bonus and had enough left over to buy a new cls550 Merc that year in cash and tuck away the remainder for a rainy day (again, more than Quasi's legal fees.)Working like always = laying on the couch unemployed.
Hes a man who couldn’t figure out how someone had 17 grand at their disposal so it’s safe to assume Pat has zero invested in any kind of retirement account.
Buying a new car is pretty stupid. Atkeaat here in America it is-- generally just a poor investment. But I suppose you wanted to reward yourself for being way ahead of the game and most if your peers-- so cheers!Exactly. Not to sound like a bragging cunt but I had more than that available in my current account in my second year of university, thanks to turning £1500 inheritance from my granddad into almost £30,000 through day-trading in a few months. Waking up at 5.30 most mornings and doing my research for the day before trading opened. Lectures at 11, seminars at 2. Tutorials twice a week at 5.30. The rest of the day was trading. Evenings partying. My portfolio was my entrée to getting a finance job way more than any academics. Payed off my parents' mortgage at 26 out of my bonus and had enough left over to buy a new cls550 Merc that year in cash and tuck away the remainder for a rainy day (again, more than Quasi's legal fees.)
Point is, Pat is Fat and living in cloud cuckoo unemployed, uneducated, lazy loser land if he thinks a grown man can't have a few thousand bucks tucked away without begging, borrowing and stealing. Fat fat fat. Gay gay gay. Poor poor poor.
We have too many cars as it is, can pick up a very nice older model for cheap almost anywhere...b
Buying a new car is pretty stupid. Atkeaat here in America it is-- generally just a poor investment. But I suppose you wanted to reward yourself for being way ahead of the game and most if your peers-- so cheers!
Cars are a depreciating asset which is widely known to everyone except Pat who thinks his decade old mustang that has a history of accidents and drives regularly is only going up in value.We have too many cars as it is, can pick up a very nice older model for cheap almost anywhere...
You're right, it is, even here. You can buy a basically new one with a couple of hundred miles on it from some bankrupt asshole for like 15-20% off the asking price. But I do like that new car smell and personalised specs that Mercedes do so well. I have 2 now. One is second hand but the G class is an AMG custom order.b
Buying a new car is pretty stupid. Atkeaat here in America it is-- generally just a poor investment. But I suppose you wanted to reward yourself for being way ahead of the game and most if your peers-- so cheers!
It's all part of Pat's fantasy world... He thinks the chicks will dig him like in the movies, when in reality no one gives a shit about that anymore. The era of "oh wow, look at him with his brand new blah blah" is dead...Cars are a depreciating asset which is widely known to everyone except Pat who thinks his decade old mustang that has a history of accidents and drives regularly is only going up in value.
Appreciate you summing it up succinctly.Pat is Fat is the takeaway message though.
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Buying a new car is pretty stupid. Atkeaat here in America it is-- generally just a poor investment. But I suppose you wanted to reward yourself for being way ahead of the game and most if your peers-- so cheers!
Yes- my cheers were not meant to be snarky. It was a legit congrats and well done. I'm not a jealous fag like Fatty Pat.If you took 1500 and got to the point where you paid off your parents mortgage, you can probably buy yourself a new car without worrying about it.
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