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In America, it can be all over the place. On one hand, the first time I had a corporate job I certainly felt very naked being the one guy with a ratty car in th
by legitster 4y ago
In America, it can be all over the place. On one hand, the first time I had a corporate job I certainly felt very naked being the one guy with a ratty car in the parking lot.
On the other hand, you might have a CEO proudly drinks cheap beer and wears Kirkland Signature workboots to the office.
- nopenopenopeno 4y agoYou definitely won’t have a CEO who proudly drives a ratty car. Sorry but it doesn’t go both ways.
- vanadium 4y agoLet’s de-escalate it to relative car value to income then, in which case I’d say Warren Buffett is a good candidate. While you might not consider it ratty, it’s still pretty grounded and emblematic of frugality, all things considered.
- legitster 4y ago> While you might not consider it ratty At one point, he did have a car he got on discount because of hail damage. That's pretty ratty in my opinion.
- zozbot234 4y ago> You definitely won’t have a CEO who proudly drives a ratty car. Seriously? It happens all the time. Lots of very wealthy people get into the habit of penny-pinching to the extreme and "hiding" their wealth from everyone else.
- hackerfromthefu 4y agoI had a CEO who drove an old toyota corolla. Also played music gigs for fun. His company was long term, and eventually IPOd. Not flash in the pan startup VC stuff but SAAS erp for essential industry.