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>>26178489
If I truly make it, I'm going all in with the Tom Selleck, Magnum PI look. I have a similar build and already ripped off that style, so might as well fully embrace it and get an 82 308.

>>26063072
>this

I plan on getting one once I've made it. If LINK gets over 300, I'm getting a 308 rari.

>>23420800
Depends. I live in the DC area and most girls here are overly career-focused shitlibs working for (((lobbyists))) or (((NGOs))). They put no real effort into a relationship and are uglier than your standard girl in a major market city across the US. The odds of me finding a gf that's worth settling for are pretty low to begin with. If I happen to find one who ticks all the boxes, sure. But I'm tall, in good shape, know how to talk to women, can strike up a conversation with just about anyone, and have a cute dog, so finding a girl isn't exactly difficult.

My plan has always been to move to Puerto Rico once I've hit the "made it" mark and stay the 183 days required to get residency and pay 0% capital gains tax. From there, I'm buying a one-way ticket to Uruguay and streamlining my way to citizenship. I'm not going to sit by and have my wealth drained to watch Democrats flood the country with more low IQ shitskins and strip away my rights in real-time. Additionally, I would NEVER tell a girl what I'm worth or explain why I really want to move to Uruguay. Women are too emotional, irrational, and not intellectually curious enough to understand the reasoning behind my desire to move or see how the US is on the fast-track to becoming Brazil 2.0. If they aren't on board with the plan, oh well. I'll gladly leave the US single and find someone elsewhere. The whole point of "making it" is to avoid the bullshit normie NPCs have to deal with in their daily lives. I'm not going to sacrifice the opportunity to be retired by my mid 30's and never have to work again just because some girl doesn't want to leave the country, be far from their family, or whatever bullshit excuse they have for saying no to a once in a lifetime opportunity.

>>22300176
There's a reason why blue-blood, old money doesn't waste their shit on supercars, gaudy watches, etc. They understand the value of investing your money and not to blow it on frivolous shit that will go out of style or lose its value in 5 years. It also attracts the worst people, who'll leech off you until your money runs dry.

>>22300237
It's fucking pathetic. I'll most likely never buy a luxury sports car, but if I do decide to get one, the only way to go is with a classic sports car with a standard transmission. Anything else is completely soulless and you'll never get to truly appreciate the car for what it is. If I do splurge I'm getting a 308 red Ferarri so I can cruise around like Tom Selleck in Magnum PI.