/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29509567
I was looking at a Maserati Ghibli with my dad and explaining that they're super cheap, super unreliable, and parts-binned to the max, until the owner came along and in the most college student voice I've ever heard, said:

"Hehe, like my Rati?"

I said yes to keep things from escalating because he had that look that you know he would try to fight you or get in your face if you crossed him one wrong way. (living in a college town you can usually tell these types of people right away) I wanted so badly to say, "you mean your Chrysler Fiat?" And "Don't blow a tranny" as he drove off

My dad an I still laugh to this day at this kid with a glorified Dodge Dart.

"Like my Rati??"

>>26742622
people go into debt to buy appliances retard