Caporegime
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Requesting his name change from twoblacklines to two****shoes
I am not mega rich or even rich...yet but I think I will be atleast a millionaire in 10 years time (and will only be 38 then).
and then debate with myself before buying them,
86JR you might all the money in the world one day but you will never be anymore than you are right now.
What does that mean exactly?
You can't buy class it seems.
Define rich? (Sorry old thread but only a few months out).
I am not mega rich or even rich...yet but I think I will be atleast a millionaire in 10 years time (and will only be 38 then).
One thing I am finding though is the more money I make the less I spend on things, don't get me wrong I still believe that for example when buying a pair of shoes you need to spend £££ to get quality that will last, but I research every purchase first and then debate with myself before buying them, and I don't do what I used to do which is buy flashy things, for example Gucci loafers cost £300 and John Lobb loafers cost £300 too, Gucci is "the name" that everyone recognises but IMO they don't wear as well as John Lobb's do, so the latter is the better purchase.
Then you see a lot of people wearing Gucci loafers but they buy them on credit for the "name" and can't afford to put fuel in their car at the end of the month.. consumerism at it's worst.
Define rich? (Sorry old thread but only a few months out).
I am not mega rich or even rich...yet but I think I will be atleast a millionaire in 10 years time (and will only be 38 then).
One thing I am finding though is the more money I make the less I spend on things, don't get me wrong I still believe that for example when buying a pair of shoes you need to spend £££ to get quality that will last, but I research every purchase first and then debate with myself before buying them, and I don't do what I used to do which is buy flashy things, for example Gucci loafers cost £300 and John Lobb loafers cost £300 too, Gucci is "the name" that everyone recognises but IMO they don't wear as well as John Lobb's do, so the latter is the better purchase.
Then you see a lot of people wearing Gucci loafers but they buy them on credit for the "name" and can't afford to put fuel in their car at the end of the month.. consumerism at it's worst.

Define rich? (Sorry old thread but only a few months out).
I am not mega rich or even rich...yet but I think I will be atleast a millionaire in 10 years time (and will only be 38 then).
One thing I am finding though is the more money I make the less I spend on things, don't get me wrong I still believe that for example when buying a pair of shoes you need to spend £££ to get quality that will last, but I research every purchase first and then debate with myself before buying them, and I don't do what I used to do which is buy flashy things, for example Gucci loafers cost £300 and John Lobb loafers cost £300 too, Gucci is "the name" that everyone recognises but IMO they don't wear as well as John Lobb's do, so the latter is the better purchase.
Then you see a lot of people wearing Gucci loafers but they buy them on credit for the "name" and can't afford to put fuel in their car at the end of the month.. consumerism at it's worst.

The more people laugh at me on here the bigger the **** you it will be when it actually happens, so cheers for the inspiration and motivational trolling![]()