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>>5331377
I fucking hate people like you.

I'm 19, and grew up in relative wealth. Both of my parents were entrepreneurs and drove great cars, a BMW 7 series for my dad and a Mercedes GLK for my mum. When I was 16, I bought a 1998 Toyota Camry from my grandfather. I worked an entire summer washing dishes and chopping wood at a summer camp to buy it.

Like I said, I grew up in a very wealthy place, where every kid got a brand new V6 mustang or their dad's hand-me-down BMW. It took a lot for me to compete.

That said, I didn't complain. For the next three years, I worked my ASS off. I ran six different businesses, worked a shit job at a grocery store, traded crypto with my profits, and amassed enough to buy my (attainable) dream car, a Porsche 987 Cayman S(see pic).

This car is my life. I care for it constantly. I pay for all of it myself. And I wouldn't have it any other way.

Your parents don't owe you shit.