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Damn son.
My apologies if you have no idea what I'm talking about in this blog. I'm trying to be as vague as posssible, I don't like anyone knowing my EXACTthoughts...cats might be cooperating with the Feds or something. ha ha.
Like Ye' said, "the game's getting foul, so here's a freethrow".
I finally had time to wash my car this fine, almost Spring-like afternoon. I was dolo so I had ample time to just think some things out. Just trying to clearmy head while waxing Maxine and all. Going with the whole car theme...aight....try and follow me...
Say a young man sees one of the most beautiful cars he's ever seen in his life. He takes it for a test drive, the dealership even lets him hold it overnight a few times. Maybe the stars weren't aligned properly, his money wasn't right or it was just too much car for him at the time but fast forward afew years and he comes across this same beautiful car. It's now even more of a classic, it's design, still flawless. The interior is showing minoraging, there's a few more miles than the Kelly Blue Book says it should have, and the previous owner added a serious system that takes up a significantportion of trunk space. There might have even been a factory recall for this particular model but he's not for sure. Despite some of the changes, the youngman cruises in this car one night...the entire night...the next morning and some of the next day feeling like he's on a cloud. Thoughts of taking the caroff the market permanently cross his mind despite this car possibly complicating his life in the future. His current ride is stress free, pretty nice and madcomfortable but he just finds hisself bored with it. The dealer throws him the keys and says it's his, no money down and low monthly payments but due tobeing burned in the past with long term deals he opts to think on the situation, consult his friends and such for their advice. Now, money is no problem. Hiscredit? Impeccable. But his better judgement is telling him "$#+% that car, stick with your current joint". But it's just something about thatcar. It's an import...beautiful paint job..excellent frame...and when you're behind the wheel? Forget about it. THe previous owner was even kind enoughto install a GPS and !$*+, so it's a smart car. It's a V-6 but it pulls like a V-12 on steroids...alright, I'm getting carried away with this!$*+....lol....
Should this young man keep his current model which is giving him no problems, just boring the !$*+ out of him? Should he cop a younger model, something freshoff the lot or should he follow temptation and cop this dream model of his despite some possible problems?
At this point in time, the young man is thinking about going green and just copping a bike or just using public transportation...he hates making life alteringdecisions/agreements? Plus his insurance would skyrocket either way...so.....geez....
What's a young brother to do?
And this is totally about a car....
Sincerely,
The Guy With The Polo Tattoo
My apologies if you have no idea what I'm talking about in this blog. I'm trying to be as vague as posssible, I don't like anyone knowing my EXACTthoughts...cats might be cooperating with the Feds or something. ha ha.
Like Ye' said, "the game's getting foul, so here's a freethrow".
I finally had time to wash my car this fine, almost Spring-like afternoon. I was dolo so I had ample time to just think some things out. Just trying to clearmy head while waxing Maxine and all. Going with the whole car theme...aight....try and follow me...
Say a young man sees one of the most beautiful cars he's ever seen in his life. He takes it for a test drive, the dealership even lets him hold it overnight a few times. Maybe the stars weren't aligned properly, his money wasn't right or it was just too much car for him at the time but fast forward afew years and he comes across this same beautiful car. It's now even more of a classic, it's design, still flawless. The interior is showing minoraging, there's a few more miles than the Kelly Blue Book says it should have, and the previous owner added a serious system that takes up a significantportion of trunk space. There might have even been a factory recall for this particular model but he's not for sure. Despite some of the changes, the youngman cruises in this car one night...the entire night...the next morning and some of the next day feeling like he's on a cloud. Thoughts of taking the caroff the market permanently cross his mind despite this car possibly complicating his life in the future. His current ride is stress free, pretty nice and madcomfortable but he just finds hisself bored with it. The dealer throws him the keys and says it's his, no money down and low monthly payments but due tobeing burned in the past with long term deals he opts to think on the situation, consult his friends and such for their advice. Now, money is no problem. Hiscredit? Impeccable. But his better judgement is telling him "$#+% that car, stick with your current joint". But it's just something about thatcar. It's an import...beautiful paint job..excellent frame...and when you're behind the wheel? Forget about it. THe previous owner was even kind enoughto install a GPS and !$*+, so it's a smart car. It's a V-6 but it pulls like a V-12 on steroids...alright, I'm getting carried away with this!$*+....lol....
Should this young man keep his current model which is giving him no problems, just boring the !$*+ out of him? Should he cop a younger model, something freshoff the lot or should he follow temptation and cop this dream model of his despite some possible problems?
At this point in time, the young man is thinking about going green and just copping a bike or just using public transportation...he hates making life alteringdecisions/agreements? Plus his insurance would skyrocket either way...so.....geez....
What's a young brother to do?
And this is totally about a car....
Sincerely,
The Guy With The Polo Tattoo
