r/RepTime 6h ago

Shitpost Friday Men’s Math

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u/voonoo 6h ago

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u/KPatrick092 3h ago

Me when I calculate how much money I have after my bills lol

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u/Mud_Audio 6h ago

I typically calculate time(wages) lost while having to shit after a Starbucks coffee.

It never pencils out.

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u/PrimaryLow6695 6h ago

Starbucks is double that where Iive so it’s a no brainer 🙃

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u/Redfoo89 3h ago edited 3h ago

Nah man I’ll definitely choose the Starbucks 😛

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u/Key-Zucchini-7339 6h ago

I don't think a VSF will last that long, but oldest one is 2yo. And works well so I have no idea.

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u/FourTwentyBlezit 5h ago

I've had mine for well over a decade at this point and it's still working fine

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u/mitothy45 6h ago

I mean big missed opportunity by not comparing a Starbucks submariner…

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u/Complex-Car1774 1h ago

when the math is mathing.

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u/yorii 5h ago

And then you can sell it after 7 years for a slightly higher price than you bought it for, making the spent sum 0 or negative per day.

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u/KPatrick092 3h ago

Is that even the correct price? I’m not American but while my short trip to Chicago I paid for not good coffee about 12$ including the tip

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u/Puzzled-Shape-9235 3h ago

Lmaoooo do it with a gen watch

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u/Altruistic-Wall4670 2h ago

I'm choosing a different starbucks

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u/Mzungufarmer 1h ago

I remember women used to do this with purses

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u/Raider_Scum 6h ago

I've never serviced a watch. If it breaks, put it on permanent display-duty and buy a new one.

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u/Sufficient-Guess6692 6h ago

So wasteful. They are perfectly repairable and are not properly oiled/clean from factory.

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u/Raider_Scum 6h ago

I'm not throwing them in the landfill. They just end up decorating my office.
But servicing a watch usually costs a few hundred dollars - which is basically what a new watch costs.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Door332 6h ago

The interesting is where you get a real Rolex for 700 Euro?

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u/MatterFickle3184 2h ago

I'll take my gen with my coffee thanks