Is your WRX stock?

lol

Liquid dynamics. Ugh

I actually think the retirement question is a much bigger deal than the savings account statistic. People can change spending habits (in theory).

Fox body Mustang GT. That was my immediate thought when I saw that picture.

edit: Kinja fail

The ad campaign for this car is strong. Like I really want one. I can’t afford one, but I still really want one.

You have no idea how much money I make. Only that I’ve saved an amount. I said this in another response, not having a savings account (or less than $1k) ≠ being poor. Are there lots of people living below acceptable standards due to lack of income, yes. Are there lots of people making a decent wage and choosing to…

It’s actually not as uncommon as you’d think! And the older cab-less tractors are great because it’s usually mounted on the fender.

Sad!

First off, I’m sorry for being an asshole. It’s how I respond to condescending pricks. Not a trait I’m proud of, but none the less, own.

I get it. You’re poor. And super bitter about it.

Which is why I mentioned taking out a loan to buy the car. Something a large number of Americans are quite familiar with.

Yeah, 62% is an alarming number. Of them, the 21% without a savings account is less surprising.

And Kimi was the exact drive I was thinking isn’t exactly a “no way.” If the offer was right I think Ferrari could be tempted to move him. Do I think it’s likely? No. But I wouldn’t call it impossible.

No. My response to you was that he could have paid cash OR he could have taken out a loan.

Seriously... Adding Post-Retirement Gordon only makes things better.

Not sure I agree with your no way list but who the hell am I to say what is and isn’t possible?!

For sure. His views are decent. Social Blade has him making (on the high end) over $900K a year. Even if the reality is only half that, he’s doing pretty good.

Lets put aside what we know about the guy.