This pertains to the "17 year olds getting Z's" debate...
10-23-2010, 12:37 PM
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If this is all true and you're not bs'ing... A valid beginning. 
The things I saw in my age group were horrible. There are those in the 1% that are actually responsible and learn the worth of a dollar through saving for short-term goals. This is where financial responsibility begins. Knowing the value of your money will make you maintain and respect your property a lot more.
<-- hasn't slept in 24 hours. May be the reasoning behind this post.
The things I saw in my age group were horrible. There are those in the 1% that are actually responsible and learn the worth of a dollar through saving for short-term goals. This is where financial responsibility begins. Knowing the value of your money will make you maintain and respect your property a lot more.
<-- hasn't slept in 24 hours. May be the reasoning behind this post.
10-23-2010, 12:40 PM
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Not going to get in an argument with someone on a 350z forum. Sad that I would have to be the one to say that.
10-23-2010, 01:12 PM
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Good job and i can respect what you are saying.............and yes im old...........er..............much older.I had to do the same thing as you as no one would lend me any money when i was 17 for my first car so i just saved and bought my 1971 mustang with cash and really didnt know what i had bought for the huge sum of $2700.00 dollars.It turned out that i bought a Boss 351 mustang which i sure wish i still had it today.
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10-23-2010, 02:07 PM
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Good job and i can respect what you are saying.............and yes im old...........er..............much older.I had to do the same thing as you as no one would lend me any money when i was 17 for my first car so i just saved and bought my 1971 mustang with cash and really didnt know what i had bought for the huge sum of $2700.00 dollars.It turned out that i bought a Boss 351 mustang which i sure wish i still had it today.
10-23-2010, 03:53 PM
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My moms not the one that moved halfway across the country to get away from such a mistake. You should post pics of your so called "rich" mom
10-23-2010, 03:59 PM
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Just don't ever go FI with it if you don't want major problems. Me personally I never could see spending such a high percentage of my earnings on a car but if thats what you choose then enjoy
My moms not the one that moved halfway across the country to get away from such a mistake. You should post pics of your so called "rich" mom
My moms not the one that moved halfway across the country to get away from such a mistake. You should post pics of your so called "rich" mom
10-23-2010, 04:14 PM
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Just don't ever go FI with it if you don't want major problems. Me personally I never could see spending such a high percentage of my earnings on a car but if thats what you choose then enjoy
My moms not the one that moved halfway across the country to get away from such a mistake. You should post pics of your so called "rich" mom
My moms not the one that moved halfway across the country to get away from such a mistake. You should post pics of your so called "rich" mom
I noticed you have Posts: 1,736 ... you must not have a life.
last time i checked my dad was downstairs
idk bro im pretty sure you fail at life if youre 40-50yrs old and still live with your mommy
good luck
10-23-2010, 05:48 PM
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Glad to hear he decided to come back. You seemed really disheartened about him abandoning you a while back
Wrong again. 31 and living on my own dime. Something you will probably never have to do. That is unless you are lying about your parents money.
10-23-2010, 06:01 PM
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Is post count really the best defense you have? I have a cherry job that allows me to sit here at my desk and ***** with kiddies like you all night.
Glad to hear he decided to come back. You seemed really disheartened about him abandoning you a while back
Wrong again. 31 and living on my own dime. Something you will probably never have to do. That is unless you are lying about your parents money.
Glad to hear he decided to come back. You seemed really disheartened about him abandoning you a while back
Wrong again. 31 and living on my own dime. Something you will probably never have to do. That is unless you are lying about your parents money.
10-23-2010, 10:09 PM
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okay well since you guys wont believe me regardless ill tell you the truth.
its under my PARENTS name ... obv I can't get a loan for a new car at 18. I pay $200 a month, they pay the other $155.22 a month. I don't pay for gas, insurance or really anything. Call me spoiled, whatever.
its under my PARENTS name ... obv I can't get a loan for a new car at 18. I pay $200 a month, they pay the other $155.22 a month. I don't pay for gas, insurance or really anything. Call me spoiled, whatever.
Do you still get everything for nothing or have your parents wised up yet?