Is this cope?

Is this cope?

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This instagrammer probably holds PNK
We know it might be a long time but we will eventually make it

Just sell the car at a loss and take it as a lesson learned.

i think it's not. it's pretty based actually

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What about this is cope exactly? It seems to me like cope would be trying to find an excuse for this not to be the way to make it
>I can still make it by dropping all this money on a new car
>It's gay to live with your parents after you're 20
Subsequently blowing usable money on feeling comfortable and working more than you need to, and that's being nice.

People who buy new cars are fucking retarded, like actually fucking inept, money blowing, losers. No one should be buying a new car unless you've got a salary over 120,000k, and even then you shouldn't buy one.

120,000 dollars, excuse my stupidity

he's not wrong tho

ask yourself would < this guy post his?

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retards get new car because they get board of the old ones.
WTF is wrong with them, I had a 2001 toyota hiace that cost $2500 with 400 000 km on the clock I put another 150 000 over 6 years with 3 oil changes and 1 tyre change and the mother fucker still didn't die

That's the way to do it, those 90s to early 00s secondhand toyotas are the ducks guts of value

ITT:Low T virgins

This

very good metric user

I don't know, you tell me

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But my car has appreciated in value since I bought it. My motorcycle has, too.

It depends really. If you're from a poor background and want to have a family of your own, then you need to make it as soon as possible which means living frugally to save money so you have capital to invest or start a biz etc. If you're from an ok/nice background, then maybe you don't really need to "make it" asap since you are already comfy so you could maybe enjoy your life more since your parents can support you or dive in deep into stuff that you like that won't necessarily translate into more money. Doesn't mean you're going full yolo, just having a nicer place and a bit nicer car than a shitbox.

It's based af. not because of "living modestly" , i would say, live with confort, not luxury, but because of the idea of not needing to impress anyone. Including yourself. If you can't be a King, in your own mind, no lambo is gonna do it for you. It's the lambo that's cope. Not this.

No, but you are. Retard.

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why are you in every thread

No it's not, I wish I wouldn't have fallen for "Muh buy everything name brand and flashy meme", I would be so much farther ahead than I am.

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no, trying to impress people is cope. your pic is one of the few non copes out there that is just good advice

It’s self abuse and extreme delayed gratification that may never pay off. Life is short. You fags are part of the “once I make it then my real life will start” meme.

But a new car doesn't require maintenance. It is far more comfortable. It has modern safety equipment and literally drives itself. Why would I want some 90s rust bucket when I have 17k chainlink, an 23, and the company will finance it so that I pay a meager sum of less than 50 link a month at current prices and less EOY to have a nice car that I don't have to worry will leave me stranded?

Also $50k is not that much money it is not a life changing amount and spending it on a vehicle that will be in your possession for 10-20years is not a bad decision. People who say this is a substantial amount of money and are unable to afford it are poorfags who need to just stop being poor and buy Link.

I'd say it's only worth it if you can see a clear path to making it and one that is short term. Otherwise you'll burn yourself out. I'm still driving a shitbox, because I'm sure if I bought a nicer $10k car, that LINK will just 10x again a year from now and that will be $100k. Currently got $250k in LINK. Started with about $3k in 2017. Still living with my mother although it's normal here in europe, but still another 1 year is nothing especially since I'm in uni and have to mostly focus on studying anyway. I don't get those people though that focus on ultrasaving instead of making more money. Or like saving $100 a month on food when you already have >$2k saved each month or other small insignificant "saves" that actually do more harm then good if you calculate in your well being mentally which can only do you good.

If you buy a 3 year old used car twice as often as you would a new car you drive a newer car on average for the same price

So far over the last few months I have been car shopping and I hate shopping especially for cars, you could easily phrase this in a positive light in that you don't need to get a new car as often. I don't want to have to think about this problem twice as often it's tedious and boring, but requires immense work.

Honestly I could see it. Being such a chad you don’t need the material possessions to cope with being a loser

>>It's gay to live with your parents after you're 20
while it seems financially bad to stop living with your parents, it's actually the best thing you can do from a mental perspective, the mental clarity and sheer freedom it gives you to live on your own makes any money saved pay itself back 100x. I wouldve never been able to invest into crypto and stocks if i still lived at home, would've never been able to make my passion my job since they'd be constantly shilling homework if not household chores on me, now I can do the minimum effort for college while earning money on the side and investing that in crypto.

He isn't wrong. Money you save in your 20s has longer to grow. People that start saving as soon as they start working are far better off then those that wait until they are 30, 40, or older.