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jd10013 · 06-17-2012, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by BreakingBad

LOL @ those defending this kid.

no, to incorporate a business you must be 18 years old. nobody is talking about wall street or the stock market.

this kid is either lying through his teeth or sells drugs, bottom line.

onto the next topic...

it also takes a ton of money, usually in excess of 100k. that's why most people find a silent partner to put up the cash. you have to rent a place, then get it set up for your business (when you rent it it will just be an empty shell), purchase inventory, and then 40 or 50k(minimum) in operating cash.

8AD•SS · 06-17-2012, 06:15 PM

I'm 24 and drive nice cars so I get that "your daddy buy you that car?" bullshit all the time. I've worked full time since I got out of high school and live in a 3 room house. All my money goes into cars because that is my passion. My parents haven't given me a dime sense I was 15 and started working. I hate that judgmental shit and sympathize with any of the younger guys that have worked for what they have.
If your parents did just buy you an awesome car, still no hate...a little jealousy but no hate lol, just kidding. Bottom line is, it's your life, your situation and most of all your car. Enjoy it and screw anyone who wants to beat you down so they can make themselves feel better.

BreakingBad · 06-17-2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 8AD•SS

I'm 24 and drive nice cars so I get that "your daddy buy you that car?" bullshit all the time. I've worked full time since I got out of high school and live in a 3 room house. All my money goes into cars because that is my passion. My parents haven't given me a dime sense I was 15 and started working. I hate that judgmental shit and sympathize with any of the younger guys that have worked for what they have.
If your parents did just buy you an awesome car, still no hate...a little jealousy but no hate lol, just kidding. Bottom line is, it's your life, your situation and most of all your car. Enjoy it and screw anyone who wants to beat you down so they can make themselves feel better.

i'm 25, in the same exact scenario, but i don't look like a little girl so no man ever dares give me that 'mommy and daddy buy you that' crap...

a lot of men look at other men and if they believe (based on body size and shape) that they could 'take' them in a fight, they are more prone to act aggressive or 'dominant' over other males. the exact opposite is true too, i like working out and it benefits me in the sense that 99% of other men won't dare talk shit.

Mister-Camaro · 06-17-2012, 07:41 PM

That's just ridiculous

Coyotekiller · 06-17-2012, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by BreakingBad

i'm 25, in the same exact scenario, but i don't look like a little girl so no man ever dares give me that 'mommy and daddy buy you that' crap...

a lot of men look at other men and if they believe (based on body size and shape) that they could 'take' them in a fight, they are more prone to act aggressive or 'dominant' over other males. the exact opposite is true too, i like working out and it benefits me in the sense that 99% of other men won't dare talk shit.

Incorrect sir. Three beers in and I'll talk shit to anybody lol.

8AD•SS · 06-18-2012, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by BreakingBad

i'm 25, in the same exact scenario, but i don't look like a little girl so no man ever dares give me that 'mommy and daddy buy you that' crap...

a lot of men look at other men and if they believe (based on body size and shape) that they could 'take' them in a fight, they are more prone to act aggressive or 'dominant' over other males. the exact opposite is true too, i like working out and it benefits me in the sense that 99% of other men won't dare talk shit.

I'm not small or slight by any means, my friend, I live at the gym lol, I get that shit from car window to car window. In my experience people are pretty brave when a wall is separating you, or a car door. Of course living in Texas (or anywhere else) I'm not certain if it's ignorance making the pencil neck brave, drugs/alcohol, or a 45 tucked between his seat and center console.
So far no one has said anything offense enough for me to show them how frail of a shield a car door makes.

Travis64 · 06-18-2012, 03:33 AM

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Originally Posted by CharleyKahleys

To be honest I don't feel bad from what he said...I feel bad
Because I know there D*** head's out there like him,
And it's a shame I guy like him should be proud to see a
Young man like me driving a nice amarican muscle car
Whit a family in it at my age, I'm not going to lie,
My mother got the car for me but I pay my own payment
And out my down payment, only thing she did was sign for it
I got it was I was 17 " no credit"
And before my camaro, she got me a 2008 BMW 33O5I
For my 14TH birthday, I also payed my payment of a $1000
And my down payment of $5000...bottom line...I'm proud of my self at my age,
Allot of my friends are married and still have there mothers paying there
Rent, car payment, insurance, bills, I just got married and allready have my own house and pay my own bills, "IM VERY PROUD OF MY SELF...AND THE WAY MY MOTHER RAISDE ME"

yea u were paying 1k a month at 14,you dont got to lie just say your parents got you the car its nothing you have to hide.if your parents were poor and u were driving around a $100 car then thats somthing to hide.just dont get lazy because your parents got money and you will be fine

DRKS1D3 · 06-18-2012, 08:05 AM

Hey, whatever you drive is cool. For me, I'd rather have worked and earned it myself! It's like telling your child you'll pay them an allowance if they clean their room, take out the trash and generally help out around the house. Your child ignores your request, tells you to drop dead and lies on the couch all day playing video games. You end up doing the chores yourself and pay them the allowance anyway (brain dead parents).

My "Daddy" could have bought me ANYTHING I wanted; however, he did not. I've had a job since I was 14 and my Dad always said, "If you show me you're willing to work, I'll help you out.". Grocery store stock boy/cashier, McDonald's, Vet Tech all 4 years of college, etc.. I am now 31 and work in the engineering/estimating dept. for a large pre-cast concrete corporation. My Dad turned 55 this past year and retired on his birthday (not too bad). Thank you Dad for inspiring me to have the work ethic of a pack mule just like you!

It also helps that I married a girl who's parents taught her the same principles (work ethic and money management) as my Dad taught me.

06-17-2012, 06:15 PM	#86
8AD•SS Drives: 45th anniversary SS Vert Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 269	I'm 24 and drive nice cars so I get that "your daddy buy you that car?" bullshit all the time. I've worked full time since I got out of high school and live in a 3 room house. All my money goes into cars because that is my passion. My parents haven't given me a dime sense I was 15 and started working. I hate that judgmental shit and sympathize with any of the younger guys that have worked for what they have. If your parents did just buy you an awesome car, still no hate...a little jealousy but no hate lol, just kidding. Bottom line is, it's your life, your situation and most of all your car. Enjoy it and screw anyone who wants to beat you down so they can make themselves feel better. __________________ 45th anniversary SS convertible (Nox) CRT ZL1 #271 Ordered 5/22, delivered 7/27 (R XIII) R XIII's Build:http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...=1#post5427709

06-17-2012, 07:41 PM	#88
Mister-Camaro Drives: 2011 2SS L99 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: California Posts: 567 View My Garage	That's just ridiculous

06-18-2012, 08:05 AM	#92
DRKS1D3 Drives: '17 Corvette Grand Sport M7 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3,748	Hey, whatever you drive is cool. For me, I'd rather have worked and earned it myself! It's like telling your child you'll pay them an allowance if they clean their room, take out the trash and generally help out around the house. Your child ignores your request, tells you to drop dead and lies on the couch all day playing video games. You end up doing the chores yourself and pay them the allowance anyway (brain dead parents). My "Daddy" could have bought me ANYTHING I wanted; however, he did not. I've had a job since I was 14 and my Dad always said, "If you show me you're willing to work, I'll help you out.". Grocery store stock boy/cashier, McDonald's, Vet Tech all 4 years of college, etc.. I am now 31 and work in the engineering/estimating dept. for a large pre-cast concrete corporation. My Dad turned 55 this past year and retired on his birthday (not too bad). Thank you Dad for inspiring me to have the work ethic of a pack mule just like you! It also helps that I married a girl who's parents taught her the same principles (work ethic and money management) as my Dad taught me.