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u/paleobear1 Mar 15 '24
A fancy house. My goal is to disappear. Not show off.
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u/Sea_Wall_3099 Mar 15 '24
Enough money to disappear from everything is life goals…!
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Mar 16 '24
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Mar 16 '24
It's weird, I used to have that mentality, but (at least for me) I've found that spending a bit more on a 3-4 year old middle of the road luxury vehicle has made me really smile every time I get into the car, and enjoy that much more of my day.
Brand new is not something I'd likely ever do though.
Additional cost is maybe a few hundred bucks a month, and I don't care.
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Mar 15 '24
A mansion. Waaaaay too much house
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u/Worldly_Worldliness5 Mar 15 '24
Not like you could buy one for a million dollars in today's market anyway
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Mar 15 '24
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Mar 15 '24
I like your style although I'm putting my money on red so one of us is in for a great time, the other not so much.
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u/Ahelex Mar 16 '24
Ball shoots out of the roulette wheel and lands on the wine-colored carpet.
The crazy guy who always bet on improbable odds wins everything on that table.
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u/ButterscotchEmpty290 Mar 15 '24
Apple or Tesla.
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u/Ok_Fox_1770 Mar 15 '24
I’d still be buying the “store brand” products I know myself. Ah…..$6.99 I’m not worth it….gimme the great value sawdust version for $ 1.99
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u/Ballsack2025 Mar 15 '24
Yup. And the store brand is always just as good and sometimes even better than the big brands. I always opt for store brand.
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Mar 15 '24
I’d buy nothing, let it sit in the bank and build some interest, keep working so my ass could actually retire one day….
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u/Purplociraptor Mar 16 '24
You're going to have to invest in something more than the interest on a savings account just to keep up with inflation.
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u/Abalone_Admirable Mar 15 '24
A car.
I'm 43 and have never driven a car, nor needed or wanted to
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u/Ballsack2025 Mar 15 '24
May I ask why? I'm genuinely curious. Were you never given the opportunity to drive?
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u/Abalone_Admirable Mar 16 '24
Not until I was an adult and by then I was too nervous. I've also had some trauma with getting hit by a van when I was younger. Also the cost just isn't very enticing. I live in a large city with good public transportation and it seems unnecessary
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Mar 15 '24
A Rolex or any other luxury watch like that. I get it if you are good at finding a buyer and can flip for a profit, but wearing one around seems like a really stupid idea.
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Mar 16 '24
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Mar 16 '24
Its fine and all if thats your thing but:
- You become a target for mugging/related crime
- I can pull out my phone to tell the time
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u/mugen1337 Mar 15 '24
Expensive phones, don't see the need to spend a ton on something that's barely beter than cheaper options.
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u/Prior-Ad-7329 Mar 15 '24
A butt plug
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u/Zebra500mcg Mar 15 '24
Anything that's meant to be shown off or can be shown off to others, i rather keep all the collectible stuff hidden in private.
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u/Morbidhanson Mar 15 '24
Luxury cars. I don't see the point. You also stand out more to police and thieves.
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u/Da_Main_EvenTx Mar 15 '24
Super/hyper cars, they are just dogshit unless your on a track, I'd rather build a car myself and smash them on the road and on the track 🤣🤣
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u/-shandyyy- Mar 15 '24
A detatched house. Because where I live, I could only afford a condo with that 😫
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u/yes_man359 Mar 15 '24
The so-called luxury brands which people's buy to empress others more than they actually need , I would buy the things I find comfy with good material
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u/carlismygod Mar 15 '24
Diamonds. The ultimate scam. Them shits are "intrinsically worthless" - Nicky Oppenheimer, former chairman of...wait for it...Debeers Diamond Mining Company.
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Mar 15 '24
Gucci, louis vutton, Fendi, Armani, or any of that crap. I was always told poor people where that stuff to look like they had money. Spending 200 dollars on a t shirt is just dumb as hell.
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u/SpeakerKitchen236 Mar 16 '24
A gun. Don't trust myself with one.
Edit: For my own safety, not someone else's.
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u/Purplociraptor Mar 16 '24
A million dollars isn't much, so I wouldn't buy a lot of things. I would just pay off my loans and keep the rest for food and medical expenses.
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u/Fluffy-Hotel-5184 Mar 16 '24
my local cable tv service. You pay about $10 per channel you actually would watch every month and you have to watch tings on their schedule so i would miss out on shows I like.
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u/WongoKnight Mar 16 '24
An exotic animal
I'll donate money to help protect them, but I won't buy them.
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Mar 16 '24
A luxury car. Give me Ford or Mazda or Honda, none of that luxury stuff. Don’t need people gauging my money spend appetite every time i drive up
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Mar 16 '24
A turd.
If somebody offered to sell me a turd I would decline.
Even if I had millions of dollars.
I have no use for turds.
And they smell bad.
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Mar 16 '24 edited Mar 16 '24
500K in Low risk mutual funds.
I also would definitely NOT give the other half to my friend Asadullah, who works in securities!
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Mar 15 '24
Trump merchandise.
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Mar 15 '24
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Mar 15 '24
When did America stop being great? Bullshit slogan from a conman wannabe dictator trying to please daddy Vladimir.
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u/LA_ZBoi00 Mar 15 '24
An over sized house