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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M. [/quote]

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW. [/quote]

Just showing off (not smartly) at your HHI[/quote]

Believe it or not (I know you won’t), my husband couldn’t care less what anyone thinks of him or his car. It just makes [b]him really happy to drive it. [[/b]/quote]

IDK, sounds like he is really immature. Maybe you guys are still in 20s.

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We are not car people - we have 2 year old civic and a 9 year old CRV.  I'd never spend that kind of money on a car.  But, if it makes someone happy to do so, and they can afford it, then what's the problem?

My wife and I value food, and good liquor.  I have zero problem spending $500+ on dinner for 2, or $500 on a bottle of hard-to-find liquor.  Why?  It makes us happy.  We spent a lot on a smaller house to minimize commutes, because that's what we value.  Others want a larger place, more updated, with more land, and have a longer commute.  There's nothing wrong with either choice.

You think that the PP's husband is immature because he likes nice cars, and you don't understand that.  If someone doesn't like the same things as you do, they're immature?  I think the immaturity label in this scenario applies to you, who can't understand realize that not everyone needs to agree with you.  [/quote]

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