Spock's brain wrote:
So if I buy a Honda Accord DX today, how long will it be before I'm as rich as Bezos? And does it have to be an Accord? Would a Civic or Fit work as well?
You should also be a $68 million dollar G6 private jet like Bezos then you'll be rich too. That's how causality works right?
Washington Post won’t go out of business. If they wanted to they could sell it to trump. Now there’s a guy that knows how to bankrupt a company.
Dril wrote:
Spock's brain wrote:
So if I buy a Honda Accord DX today, how long will it be before I'm as rich as Bezos? And does it have to be an Accord? Would a Civic or Fit work as well?
You should also be a $68 million dollar G6 private jet like Bezos then you'll be rich too. That's how causality works right?
That's what I'm thinking. But I'm holding off on concrete plans for the private jet until the Honda's made me as rich as Bezos. By that time he may have bought a different kind of jet.
Oh, I missed your point the first time around. Yeah, I'll get the jet too but will probably start with the Accord as I know where a few Honda dealerships are but am not sure where I'd buy the jet.
Dave Ramsey, C.F.A. wrote:
In case you were wondering how he got so rich, look at what car he is driving in this video
https://youtu.be/x5KMvWfPy78
The guy owns a $75 million private jet.
He probably drives an Accord because he's not a car guy and the car suits him just fine.
He's not worth $150 billion because he drive an Accord. That's just silly.
Dave Ramsey, C.F.A. wrote:
In case you were wondering how he got so rich, look at what car he is driving in this video
https://youtu.be/x5KMvWfPy78
This video was way before he was the richest man on the planet. (Though he was still pretty rich.) While I doubt he drives a super expensive care now, I also doubt he still drives that car.
Spock's brain wrote:
Oh, I missed your point the first time around. Yeah, I'll get the jet too but will probably start with the Accord as I know where a few Honda dealerships are but am not sure where I'd buy the jet.
Solid plan. I like where your heads at. I think buying an Accord should make you decently rich at minimum. Just make sure you pay with cash because then the would have been interest payments on a 2% loan will immediately become an easy $5 million.
Spock's brain wrote:
Oh, I missed your point the first time around. Yeah, I'll get the jet too but will probably start with the Accord as I know where a few Honda dealerships are but am not sure where I'd buy the jet.
No idea where you could get an Accord but you get jets here:
https://www.avbuyer.com/aircraft/private-jets/gulfstream?main_region_id=11I personally prefer Gulfstream.
I knew wealthy people growing up (not like Bezos). But a lot of them lived modestly in mid-century ranches and drove Buicks and Oldsmobiles. A lot of the older ones just lived very simply and saved.
state60 wrote:
Your a CFA and
How did you manage to get past grade school without mastering the difference between your and you're?
Here's some help: You're is a contraction of the words you and are. If you are confused as to which word to use (your or you're), ask yourself if 'you are' would fit. If so, use you're. If not, use your.
Example:
You're an idiot if you're still confused with your decision regarding these two words.
Perceptions wrote:
I knew wealthy people growing up (not like Bezos). But a lot of them lived modestly in mid-century ranches and drove Buicks and Oldsmobiles. A lot of the older ones just lived very simply and saved.
How rich? Like just under $10 mil rich or like 100s or the top tenth of one percent rich?
how did you know they were rich then? did you see their bank accounts or pay stubs? are you a mail peeper?
So incredibly difficult wrote:
state60 wrote:
Your a CFA and
How did you manage to get past grade school without mastering the difference between your and you're?
Here's some help: You're is a contraction of the words you and are. If you are confused as to which word to use (your or you're), ask yourself if 'you are' would fit. If so, use you're. If not, use your.
Example:
You're an idiot if you're still confused with your decision regarding these two words.
ur an idiut. thanks for the tremendous value add to this important thread!
I can tell you from personal experience that the Honda Fit will not allow you to be a billionaire, though perhaps it lays on the horizon. Please let me know if you’d like my rusty 2007.
Kenneth Davids wrote:
I can tell you from personal experience that the Honda Fit will not allow you to be a billionaire, though perhaps it lays on the horizon. Please let me know if you’d like my rusty 2007.
PRobably not, but i sold mine in 2015 and i was shocked at how well it held it's value. People will shell out for used Hondas and Toyotas, so i'm told.
Don't be so naive. He doesn't drive a Honda. This is planned PR.
Dave Ramsey, I'm surprised Brojos are allowing you to hustle for clients openly. Take your overly simplistic pitch to a Walmart parking lot!
Well, $7,000 at 10% interest for 45 years nets you about $619k.
The downside is that after your initial investment, you starve to death and only your heirs, those that don't follow your investment strategies, that is, reap the benefits.
He's spending more on his birthday party than his shitty honda