Spending 4k a month on personal trainers is an investment in yourself and only poors will disagree.

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Some of this is fricking insane. Why are they leasing a car? Why is it $840/month for car insurance?

These people are rich with the mindset of a poor

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Is car leasing not popular in the US? On TERF Island it's pretty common because you get to drive a new car every two years for a smallish deposit and monthly fee and all services and insurance are covered. Rich and poor people all do it.

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It's popular but rich people don't usually do it because they can just buy the car.

Poor people love to frick themselves over leasing cars. In Burgerland there's stereotypes for this. You've got the 45 year old Kang who rolls into work in his caddy but still lives in a crime infested shit hole, and the 25 year old fresh off deployment who decides to lease a Camaro before finding a new job.

It works out ok for stable middle class people, although they're usually looking to spend their money on a nice truck or SUV they'll keep for longer than 3 years.

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Poor people love to frick themselves over leasing cars

:marseyhmm: You literally cant get fricked over leasing a car because you don't own it and lease "rates" arent hugely credit dependent.

You've got the 45 year old Kang who rolls into work in his caddy but still lives in a crime infested shit hole, and the 25 year old fresh off deployment who decides to lease a Camaro before finding a new job.

Neighbor you got it all wrong, both of those are bought from Buy-Here-Pay-Heres are 30% APR.

Leasing is what rich people do because they want a new car all the time.

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You literally cant get fricked over leasing a car because you don't own it

That's exactly why leasecels are fricking themselves over lol. It's the same as why getting a mortgage is better than renting, except the resale value for cars is more predictable than the real estate market.

It's fine for people with money. Buying and selling is going to save a decent amount of money, but if it'd be a real issue if the car got totaled it makes sense to lease as more or less as insurance against that. My experience is that rich people get off on putting 400k miles on some old Buick or F150, but they're not going to have money problems because they leased rather than bought. The people fricking themselves over are the ones that shouldn't be in new cars at all.

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That's exactly why leasecels are fricking themselves over lol. It's the same as why getting a mortgage is better than renting, except the resale value for cars is more predictable than the real estate market.

Are you r-slurred? Every single car you would ever lease is worth less than 40% of it's sticker after the lease period. Cars depreciate, houses appreciate.

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Are you? You aren't getting a lease for 60% of the car's value. That 40% you get from selling it more than offsets the extra spent up front.

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That 40% you get from selling it more than offsets the extra spent up front

>Selling a car thats underwater on its loan is a good thing

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Neighbor what? I'm saying to buy the godarn car not take out loans holy shit you're a fricking r-slur

Edit: key phrase in my last post was up front. Apparently you're too poor to even comprehend not taking out financing

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Fair enough. If I was that rich I'd do it - $25k/year to have a new luxury car every 2/3 years seems like a decent deal compared to having to constantly sell + buy, it might not cost much more overall. The dealer will do the transfer for you too.

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$25k a year leasing is multiple full size luxury cars/SUVs.

Even a fricking V8 S class leases for like $1,200 a month on a deal.

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You missed the most ridiculous one; how on earth did they rack up a $1200 monthly utility bill?

This is fake.

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Open windows in winter

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Heated pool?

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Nouveau riche?

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jewish lives matter

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