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The same applies to airplanes. Which combines into the "If it floats, flies or f.. ehm.. fornicates, it's better to rent it"
by t0mas88 2y ago
The same applies to airplanes. Which combines into the "If it floats, flies or f.. ehm.. fornicates, it's better to rent it"
- bartread 2y agoYeah, I seem to remember the full phrase is something like, “Advice for millionaires: if it floats, flies, or [fornicates], rent it.” Advice does not apply to billionaires, which is a category Mike Lynch may have snuck into depending on whose reporting you believe. As distasteful as the last part of that advice it, I can see the sense of the rest of it. You need to have enough money that the inevitably high ongoing maintenance costs (and I guess depreciation) simply aren’t a concern, or even something you have to think about because you have people to take care of it for you.
- potato3732842 2y ago100LL and a quart red bottom paint cost the same no matter how much you make. The 3rd category scales with income.