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I've noticed that most drivers don't own premium cars that they can afford. Why?
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<blockquote data-quote="raceanoncr" data-source="post: 1206695" data-attributes="member: 6408"><p>If you're referencing me, then I'll own up. Yes, I DID love <strong>things,</strong> CARS. That love was forcibly smitten by many circumstances, not the least of which was divorce. </p><p></p><p>I was anal to the point of "Pledging" my vinyl floor mats every week, requiring a person to take off their shoes (YES, I did that!), waxing the underside of the hood, polishing EVERY piece on the car, whether it needed it or not! And it was all taken away. Did I die? Well, at first but I recovered. AND started listening to my moms favorite radio personality: Bruce Williams. He stated many times: <strong>DON'T LOVE ANYTHING THAT CAN'T LOVE YOU BACK. </strong>Wow! He's got a point.</p><p></p><p>Cut to now: Yes, I have a lot of things, BUT, I could let go of EVERYTHING if it meant I or my wife couldn't eat. My cars? They're nice but I don't LOVE em anymore. I can always get another one just like it or similar. Now, I only buy what I can pay cash for...no CREDIT.</p><p></p><p> It just doesn't matter anymore to me. Or, rather, I'm not chasing a dream anymore. I have everything I need but could start over if I had to. I know I could, I've done it before.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="raceanoncr, post: 1206695, member: 6408"] If you're referencing me, then I'll own up. Yes, I DID love [B]things,[/B] CARS. That love was forcibly smitten by many circumstances, not the least of which was divorce. I was anal to the point of "Pledging" my vinyl floor mats every week, requiring a person to take off their shoes (YES, I did that!), waxing the underside of the hood, polishing EVERY piece on the car, whether it needed it or not! And it was all taken away. Did I die? Well, at first but I recovered. AND started listening to my moms favorite radio personality: Bruce Williams. He stated many times: [B]DON'T LOVE ANYTHING THAT CAN'T LOVE YOU BACK. [/B]Wow! He's got a point. Cut to now: Yes, I have a lot of things, BUT, I could let go of EVERYTHING if it meant I or my wife couldn't eat. My cars? They're nice but I don't LOVE em anymore. I can always get another one just like it or similar. Now, I only buy what I can pay cash for...no CREDIT. It just doesn't matter anymore to me. Or, rather, I'm not chasing a dream anymore. I have everything I need but could start over if I had to. I know I could, I've done it before. [/QUOTE]
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