stevechumo
Active Member
Zuffen,
I agree with you that "the more work you put in, the luckier you'll get". However, it's not the case all the time. I'm sure that I'm younger than you, I'm only over 30s somehow, but I've experienced life isn't fair for sure. And near the mid 30s, I'm posible about it through what I've learned.
For example, I just helped my friend (he's a doctor) to buy a used 2002 Lexus LX470 for $23,5000. My friend had to consider economically a lot before buying this SUV. However, the seller was a 28 years old guy who has many stuffs given from his dad (a white Arabian who owns a diesel company). The seller has a $2 million house, a new Range Rover, getting bored with the old LX470 and looking to buy a new Nissan Titan. So what's so fair between this seller and my friend? My friend had to go through a lot of hardships (many days without sleeps and with stresses) during his residency for the doctor, and he stills has to think about what to spend?
I'm currently way too stressed-out on my current job, and what do I get? Just getting busy and depressed. I really want to turbocharge my SC but barely get sometimes to look at it. But when I look at the older guys who drive the fancy sport cars, I think, what do they do to deserve this? Some guys just inherite a big fortune, and maybe some guys really put hard work to earn that. But I always think, if they don't drive their cars fast, then that'll be a waste. Fast cars are supposed to be driven fast.
I agree with you that "the more work you put in, the luckier you'll get". However, it's not the case all the time. I'm sure that I'm younger than you, I'm only over 30s somehow, but I've experienced life isn't fair for sure. And near the mid 30s, I'm posible about it through what I've learned.
For example, I just helped my friend (he's a doctor) to buy a used 2002 Lexus LX470 for $23,5000. My friend had to consider economically a lot before buying this SUV. However, the seller was a 28 years old guy who has many stuffs given from his dad (a white Arabian who owns a diesel company). The seller has a $2 million house, a new Range Rover, getting bored with the old LX470 and looking to buy a new Nissan Titan. So what's so fair between this seller and my friend? My friend had to go through a lot of hardships (many days without sleeps and with stresses) during his residency for the doctor, and he stills has to think about what to spend?
I'm currently way too stressed-out on my current job, and what do I get? Just getting busy and depressed. I really want to turbocharge my SC but barely get sometimes to look at it. But when I look at the older guys who drive the fancy sport cars, I think, what do they do to deserve this? Some guys just inherite a big fortune, and maybe some guys really put hard work to earn that. But I always think, if they don't drive their cars fast, then that'll be a waste. Fast cars are supposed to be driven fast.