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You get $8300/month from renting spare rooms in your house? That has got to be a big house and you are a /very/ wealthy individual. I bring this up because it
by bradlys 8y ago
You get $8300/month from renting spare rooms in your house? That has got to be a big house and you are a /very/ wealthy individual.
I bring this up because it seems like you ride Uber more for the convenience for your lifestyle and less for the cost factor. You could easily buy an old prius and not worry about most maintenance, deprecation, etc. Most ride shares I've been in have been a Prius or similar. As you said, "I've gotten very addicted to the pleasure of not driving the car that I'm riding in." You don't seem to value driving anywhere near being a passenger. Thus, selling the M3. <-- Not sure why you'd ever be buying an M3 if being driven around in a Prius at modest speeds was your thing. Was it just about the image?
- nealmueller 8y agoCorrection, ~$60k/year. Your point is valid that I could buy an old Prius, and I've considered it, or one of those plug-in cars that you can get for basically free after the California rebate, but it won't drive itself sadly. The M3 thing was a bit of a phase. I liked the way it sounded and drove, but I found myself wishing it had better self-driving features and that it was less easily nicked, dinged, and scuffed. One point of clarification; I don't self describe as wealthy or /very/ wealthy. The housing market in SF supports a healthy airbnb market.
- josefresco 8y agoyou are a /very/ wealthy individual This is correct. None of these "experiences" have any relevance to your average American (or world citizen)