I don't know how people can justify paying what they do for a new truck.
My $1500 '88 does everything I need it to do, I can't see spending an extra $38,000 to get something that's shinier.
I had this argument with my brother who drives the shinier fancy version of my truck that cost $45,000
He claims his is more reliable and he doesn't have to worry about it.
My argument to him - that's a hell of a price to pay so that you don't have to worry about paying for repairs!
I could literally buy THIRTY trucks like mine and leave them stacked up as backups for what he paid for his one truck.
When I put it like that, I think it started to sink in that he paid too much money for a truck.
On top of that, his truck is so expensive and shiny that he never wants to use it for what a truck is supposed to be used for in the first place! It'll never go off road, brush against bushes, etc. etc.
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