This pertains to the "17 year olds getting Z's" debate...
04-28-2010, 06:20 AM
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The only thing that would affect him is if I got into an accident because it happened while I was on his policy, tickets would make my rate to be on the policy go up, He can always remove me from the policy and pay just for him, that's how it works here. Yeah I'm sucking from my dads teet because I'm on his insurance policy, your right 
Hraesvelg, where did you get your degrees from? I'm an engineer too (Civil). I went to Cal Poly.
04-28-2010, 07:30 AM
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Oh lawd! I LMAO'd reading the last 40 post or so. You guys make my mornings...
04-28-2010, 07:34 AM
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Lol. Newsflash for colin I am a firefighter/paramedic for a large city and I don't make very much money. Luckily my wife has a good job and I have another job on the side. People don't do this job for the money... maybe they will pay him more than he is worth for the job like his dad did because he is a unique and special snowflake?
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04-28-2010, 07:52 AM
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wow!! u are so cool man let me tell you!! do you say these things in real life, next to your wife? kids?? at work? or you only do it here because this is the only place u get a little respect? and makes u fell like a bad ***? what a shame i feel bad for you....
04-28-2010, 07:54 AM
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Lol. Newsflash for colin I am a firefighter/paramedic for a large city and I don't make very much money. Luckily my wife has a good job and I have another job on the side. People don't do this job for the money... maybe they will pay him more than he is worth for the job like his dad did because he is a unique and special snowflake?
I'm just saying that what he claims he will make is not enough to pay for the house he claims he will get.
04-28-2010, 08:17 AM
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Try being real for a change. Do you really expect us to believe that as a senior in high school that you put $24,000 down on your Z and had enough to buy a bike on top of that. I believe you when you say that you work and maybe your Dad was paying you 30 an hour for a job he probably wouldn't pay half that to someone that isn't his son. He handed you that Z. You came on here and repeatedly lied and couldn't even tell a believable story.
I can show you my ownership, dealership papers, the copy of the check I gave to nissan if you still don't believe me, but then you will probably have some other reason why.
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04-28-2010, 08:33 AM
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I would not be bragging on an internet forum about all that "cash" you were making if you are inferring that it was all net and no taxes. Just sayin...And if you were making that kind of money and the only bills you had were important things like cell phones, well, you need to get a life. Like move out on your own like a lot of us old farts did at your age.
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04-28-2010, 08:43 AM
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I would not be bragging on an internet forum about all that "cash" you were making if you are inferring that it was all net and no taxes. Just sayin...And if you were making that kind of money and the only bills you had were important things like cell phones, well, you need to get a life. Like move out on your own like a lot of us old farts did at your age.
04-28-2010, 08:58 AM
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I didn't lie lmao, It was 1,000 a week cash, which worked out to 30 an hour. I was running a ****ing business managing 8 other drivers... and doing my own route... I think that's worth atleast 52k a year?? Anyways at 18 the only bills I had were my cell phone and gas, I saved up over the year 45 out of that, put 24 on my car, bought my bike for 5, and had 16 left over which went to insurance and other things.
And the fact that you claim to have saved up $45k in a year, but can't afford to rent an apartment.
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Originally Posted by colin8868
I can show you my ownership, dealership papers, the copy of the check I gave to nissan if you still don't believe me, but then you will probably have some other reason why.
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04-28-2010, 09:13 AM
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I didn't lie lmao, It was 1,000 a week cash, which worked out to 30 an hour. I was running a ****ing business managing 8 other drivers... and doing my own route... I think that's worth atleast 52k a year?? Anyways at 18 the only bills I had were my cell phone and gas, I saved up over the year 45 out of that, put 24 on my car, bought my bike for 5, and had 16 left over which went to insurance and other things.
Some rough numbers I pulled from the CRA website states a 22% tax on someone in that income bracket. So a 22% tax on $52,000 would leave you with just over $40,000. So of that $40k, you spent $24k on the down payment, $5k on the bike, and an additional $7k in previously stated mods. leaving you with about $4,500. Long story short is you spent about 90% of your annual income on your vehicle(s). Which only proves the point of the guys you're arguing with.
04-28-2010, 09:39 AM
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Out of curiosity, is that $52k before or after taxes?
Some rough numbers I pulled from the CRA website states a 22% tax on someone in that income bracket. So a 22% tax on $52,000 would leave you with just over $40,000. So of that $40k, you spent $24k on the down payment, $5k on the bike, and an additional $7k in previously stated mods. leaving you with about $4,500. Long story short is you spent about 90% of your annual income on your vehicle(s). Which only proves the point of the guys you're arguing with.
Some rough numbers I pulled from the CRA website states a 22% tax on someone in that income bracket. So a 22% tax on $52,000 would leave you with just over $40,000. So of that $40k, you spent $24k on the down payment, $5k on the bike, and an additional $7k in previously stated mods. leaving you with about $4,500. Long story short is you spent about 90% of your annual income on your vehicle(s). Which only proves the point of the guys you're arguing with.
Just allow him to keep digging... this is just getting better & better.
Even if all this BS is true, it just goes to show how stupid he really is.
04-28-2010, 09:43 AM
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I would not be bragging on an internet forum about all that "cash" you were making if you are inferring that it was all net and no taxes. Just sayin...And if you were making that kind of money and the only bills you had were important things like cell phones, well, you need to get a life. Like move out on your own like a lot of us old farts did at your age.
Maybe the guy is lying and cares about his e-peen but I wouldn't doubt if he is making that much. I am 20 turning 21 in a few months and I have currently loaned out well over $27,000 cash to close people. When someone wants to make money they make money. ( Not trying to defend or shwoboat just my
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04-28-2010, 09:50 AM
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