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Why buy a 15k watch? Your cell phone tells time.
I enjoy watches. Why buy a Mercedes? A Toyota Corolla gets you to your destination. We all have to reward ourselves for our efforts.
Not to mention that cared-for watches appreciate in value. Legitimate investments
That is true, I scratch the hell out of mine. I just enjoy wearing them.
A car is practical, and for many a necessity. But cell phones tell time. I just don't get it.---a dude that owns 40 guitars
Cars are specifically designed to be the biggest waste of money.
If I had a billion dollars, you still wouldn't see me waste any of it on a "luxury" vehicle. Mainly, because I'm not into playing their game.
I also think it is idiocy to buy a car that multiple agencies and corporations have the ability to track and shut off while driving.
Think about that. People are paying $100k for vehicles that someone else can control. No thanks, I'll stick to maintaining my Chevelle Super Sport I've had since I was 20. Sure, we got a Lexus SUV to haul around the kids, but I don't drive it if I can help it and it has proven to be very reliable.
The most money saving option and time saving option is to use those resources to acquire, instead of a nice car, a place to live that requires no driving. A location where your kids can walk to school, the library, etc, in a white neighborhood. Eliminating driving from your lives is the real quality of life booster... few things pay off more, in terms of psychological well being.
If you're going to build a legacy, you need to be frugal to maximize your spending power.
Spend money on things that will make more money, not on crapthat spies on you and manipulates you.
As for the card... my advice has always been to fake the card and complain about how harmful the shot was, while encouraging your friends to do the same. Nothing gets through this faster than everyone complaining about how harmful the vaccine is. Pretend to get it, pretend to be harmed.
It's too late for you, of course, to take some of that advice.
The purpose of this whole conflict is to draw a line in Big Techs marketing databases who is and who is not susceptible to propaganda while, at the same time hoarding everyone's genetic information. There will be a culling of some type... if not lives, then rights and freedoms.
Remember Jan 6th? They still have a need to draw out dissenters.
The Globalists are coming for you. There are smarter ways to deal with it than popping your head up to be counted every time they force you into a position to be emotionally triggered.
I agreed with everything you said until uou said “fake the card.”
Lying is the devil’s game. Plus, if you’re caught, this isn’t your high-school report card—-NY will charge you with “Possession of a Forged Instrument”—A low felony that will land you on Rikers for 3-6 months with 3-5 years of nogs supervising your probation.
That's a good point. You can afford it, so if you enjoy watches as a luxury why not?
Oh, I get it. He bought an expensive watch.
Right with you on expensive watches. But that's his hobby.
I like cars and electronics. But I don't go into debt for any of them.
I paid cash for my guitars, I haven't had any kind of debt in almost 30 years.
Very smart. I haven't purchased anything on credit since 2017. I took this out of the Jewish-book-of-strategies (this is a metaphor). They don't enslave themselves to the American Debt Culture for a reason.
The amount of money I've saved on interest these last 4 years is ridiculous. I'm getting a new home, soon. I'll pay off the mortgage in 1-2 years and ensure the mortgage has an agreement that has no early payoff fee. I'm already halfway there to having enough to buy it all in cash but I was told that you still need credit so just finance half of it and pay off half of it and it makes your credit even better (stagnate credit is bad).
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