Originally posted by lazs2
You look at buying boats when you allready in debt as being insane yet...
You are in debt but travel all over (making fun of those who don't) and go..... skiing? you are in debt but you find the money to ski down a slope?
I don't like boats or snow so I guess that makes me really a smart money guy eh? Unless you count Hot Rods or guns which are after all....
essential for well being. I am just not so hypocritical about it.
lazs
I don't make fun of anyone not travelling. I make fun of people who claim to be full of knowledge about other countries but who have in reality never been anywhere.
The "insane" comment is Ripsnort's not mine. I said I cannot AFFORD to buy one. I have the financial capacity to do so, but given all my other expenses I choose not to. That is what I mean by not being able to afford a boat.
I am in huge debt, but I am able to service that debt and still ski. Don't undersatnd your point.
john9001 - I don't think you understand what a Trust Fund is. My grandfather left me some money. He did so by settling a trust. That is all. Other than that money I haven't inherited anything...why so funny? I haven't even touched it. In fact, given that it is a discretionary fund I would have to ask the trustees to distribute money to me. It is merely a mechanism. You guys seem to think it is some magical money tree.