Quote:
Originally Posted by Rain Man
Current research indicates that people derive more satisfaction from purchasing experiences than purchasing items. Scho is on the cutting edge.
|
I love to travel, eat at fantastic restaurants, sleep with hot escorts, play great golf courses, smoke expensive PG cigars, have nice shoes and watches, hang with best friends, swim at beach or pool, drink good liquor-wine-beer and go to my pro team's sporting events.
I don't collect memorabilia, don't buy sports jerseys, don't have more than two pairs of sneakers at a time, I buy my clothes on sale or at places like Burlington Coat Factory, haven't had to wear a suit in over 20 years and don't own a single tie anymore, don't have toys like Seadoos or four wheelers, don't own any RVs or campers or boats, have a very nice car 2011 Hyundai Genesis 4.8 sedan that was $44,800 sticker price for previous owner but got it for a steal at $17,985 in PERFECT shape with just 53,000 miles last year, don't have any hobbies like stamp or coin collecting or photography, no XBOX or video games or stuff like that, no musical instruments as I have ZERO ability, no tools or fancy car shit, no massive audiophile equipment, no kids and no wives ever.
You can always replace "things" but hard to create a great experience without experiencing it firsthand.