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Got toys?
I don't know why all the car-related threads end up in Investor Psychology. Let's assume it has to do with how people motivate themselves. :-)
The "what kind of car do you drive" thread is great, but I have a hard time believing that everyone here drives a Camry they inherited from their parents or an 11 year-old F-150 that they bought with cash. I know you guys are a modest bunch, but some people like @Jay Hinrichs and @Matt Ferguson are proud of their Cirrus and Diablo, respectively. Given my own modest financial situation, I love to see examples of others' success - it's not boasting, it's inspiration!
For forget Camrys, let's see some toys - cars, planes, bikes, killer home theater systems, cellars filled with cases of '63 bordeaux (I'm making stuff up at this point) or anything else that makes you feel a little guilty and your buddies green with envy. :-)
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Trophy wife. Not posting a picture, though.