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It doesn't. Its your money, feel free to spend it how you want too. Personally, I do not like wine; enjoy the hell out of champagne though. I spent almost a grand on a bottle of champagne in Paris. Bought it for the wife and I. Believe me, it was a night she still remembers to this day; so do I. Worth every single dime and then some.
It doesn't matter at all it is your money you do what you want.
But I can certainly hold the opinion that it is wasteful. I can afford to buy a Ferrari, that doesn't mean I don't look at people driving those as silly wasteful indulgence too.
Isn't it nice that some rich parasite has that kind of money to spend on a bottle of wine.
Why would you call them a parasite? Sounds like nothing more than jealousy to me.
I know a number of people who could spend like that if they chose to. They made their money through their own hard work and ingenuity--no one handed them anything.
It doesn't matter at all it is your money you do what you want.
But I can certainly hold the opinion that it is wasteful. I can afford to buy a Ferrari, that doesn't mean I don't look at people driving those as silly wasteful indulgence too.
Well, you can't take it with you. I have savings for retirement and for emergencies, I have no debt except a mortgage--which I could pay off if I needed to--and I contribute to a number of charities. What else am I supposed to do with my money--stuff it in the mattress?
I've thought about a Ferrari (pre-owned), but I don't really have a good place to be able to drive a car that needs to be "driven" like they do.
Isn't it nice that some rich parasite has that kind of money to spend on a bottle of wine.
Hah let me guess if someone worked harder, took more risk, made wise decisions, and made sacrifices to achieve a level of success to where they could afford things you cannot they must be a parasite?
Well, you can't take it with you. I have savings for retirement and for emergencies, I have no debt except a mortgage--which I could pay off if I needed to--and I contribute to a number of charities. What else am I supposed to do with my money--stuff it in the mattress?
You're still working right? As much time as you spend posting about the indignities of TSA searches during your business travel why not have a goal of making it no longer a requirement to support you lifestyle?
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I've thought about a Ferrari (pre-owned), but I don't really have a good place to be able to drive a car that needs to be "driven" like they do.
You're still working right? As much time as you spend posting about the indignities of TSA searches during your business travel why not have a goal of making it no longer a requirement to support you lifestyle?
Because I like my job. I've found something I have a passion for and am very successful at. Why leave it?
It doesn't matter at all it is your money you do what you want.
But I can certainly hold the opinion that it is wasteful. I can afford to buy a Ferrari, that doesn't mean I don't look at people driving those as silly wasteful indulgence too.
How is a Ferrari or wine a waste? They are both very enjoyable (not at the same time). There's not many cars out there that drive like a Ferrari.
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