What do you guys think of this about Larry Fitzgerald?

He can sell a lambo though, and he probably wont ever get another chance in his life to have such a car.

So I can see the idea behind it.

 

Yeah, he can sell it

for less than he owes on it, most likely.

People living above their means is a big part of this country's problems.

Wise people live in houses and drive cars that they can sustain even if their current job goes under. Nothing is permanent.

 

I know exactly what you mean. There's a guy living in my apartment complex with a 2010 Maroon Camaro. I'm like if you own that kind of a car and still have to live in an apartment, we all know that you pick "flashy and show-off" over "shelter and security"

Which is exactly what is being done in this case

 

I'm not sure that is the best example. A Camaro isn't necessarily THAT expensive and not everyone in an apartment is broke.

 

I am!

 

I can relate to this. In my early twenties I worked at a manufacturing plant and made good money for late 1990's and early 2000, anyways, I used to live with my parents for some time after I started there just so I could afford my
Z28, truck, waverunner, and 4 wheeler. When I started college I lost all of it and it has made me a better person as far as living within my means, I understand now that money doesn't grow on trees and there is noone there to bail me out.

 

I'm with Gonzo on this one, if you don't prepare for the storm you deserve to at least get a little wet. This is why I tend to side with the owners in the current labor situation. The players feel as if they are entitled to an inalienable God mandated right to live like French monarchs at all times, even when they aren't working. Isn't having to borrow money from a co worker more embarrassing than having to wait a year to buy your fifth luxury car?