

Yeah thats a good one.


Yeah thats a good one.


Yeah that’s a waste. Unless you’re financially very comfortable and just trying to learn. I take like 2 classes a year at a community college/trade school. Not chasing another degree or cert just keeping myself fresh. Most of the class cost usually comes back in my tax return anyway.


If you’re gonna buy a reliable car with the intention of keeping it for 10+ years a new car isn’t that bad. I recognize the fact it depreciates at light speed. But if you have no plan to resell, who cares.


Yeah that’s rough. I can kind of say the same. The career I chose doesn’t require the degree I have. It absolutely helps but if I could go back, I would have just gotten licensed at 18 and started working in the trade. Degree is mechanical engineering, trade is operations side of stationary engineering.


Absolutely a money sink


Missed opportunity but still some nice cash.


New like brand new or you just bought a car in general and regretted it?


Gets the best of us


Oh fuck that


Ooo thats a rough one.


That’s fair


I’m also looking for that answer


Awesome. This is the exact type of thkng I was looking for. Will read soon. Thanks!


No, as previously stated I am not educated on the subject almost at all. Why I framed the post as a question.


I’m not talking about execs.


That’s what I mean though, the subject of this article was a 27 year old worker. Not some high level Sam Altman type.


Okay that all makes sense. Appreciate you taking the time to type it out.
Jeez thats a dark one