> I'm not saying people can't like what they like, or spend money on what they want Proceeds to tell people can't like what they like and what to spend their m

> I'm not saying people can't like what they like, or spend money on what they want Proceeds to tell people can't like what they like and what to spend their money on... > Just having a bunch of money and plunking it down on a Lambo, without knowing how to work on it yourself? just seems stupid. Why? Think of all the money you've spent on food you didn't grow or cook yourself, water you didn't treat yourself (unless you live entirely off the land yourself, in which case, bravo). > Why buy an uncomfortable mid engine sports car that you can barely see out of, can't get a blowjob in, will definitely get speeding tickets in, probably wreck, and possibly get killed in or worse, kill somebody else in? Tons of assumptions here, a couple of which can be applied to any vehicle. > buy a comfortable car, it will have plenty of power. That exoticar is not you, you're pretending, just like a hollywood or hedgefund douche. Yes, you can do it, just sayin, don't. Big ole yikes here. Step away from the keyboard for a few hours and chill. > You want to race? ok, go all in. Sadly, you'll probably never catch up with real racers, like Michael Jordan never did much on the baseball field, but at least you can be authentic doing that and not just a celeb poseur, push pedal, go fast, in places where you're not safe for other people. Glad you've deemed yourself the authority on what makes a "real racer" and who is "authentic". You sound bitter over people with money spending it on luxuries.