All of a sudden, the student loan fiasco suddenly makes sense.
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Life can be a harsh teacher.
Good students apply lessons learned to minimize mistakes.
Dummies repeat the same ones and expect others to pay for it.
Good students apply lessons learned to minimize mistakes.
Dummies repeat the same ones and expect others to pay for it.
How dumb can you be? 36x =/= price of car. Probably not even half the price of the car. Wow. And we will be supporting this guy and those like him down the line when he can't take care of himself anymore.
Shouldn't have gone for the BMW I guess…
1872walker said:— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld_) April 24, 2023
Morons. Everywhere.
He thinks he's being cute, but all he's done is to notify the universe how stupid he is.
you'd be amazed/horrified by how many americans are this financially illiterate, or worse
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
Old McDonald said:
you'd be amazed/horrified by how many americans are this financially illiterate, or worse
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
And the government extending terms out 96 months to allow manufacturers and dealers more opportunity.
He drinks bud light and doesn't understand math.
At least he's owning up to it....He could have just made sure the insurance was paid up and torched it in a bad part of town then claim it was stolen.
Of course, posting this on TikTok makes that nearly impossible now.....
Of course, posting this on TikTok makes that nearly impossible now.....
He's going to crap a brick when he runs into the mileage overages and all the nickel and dime stuff when he turns it in.
DrEvazanPhD said:
But why post this so the whole world knows you are a fool?
Just take your L and move on
And blue parachute for you sir
The world needs mean tweets
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I refuse to believe this is real. People cannot be THIS dumb, can they?!?
Old McDonald said:
you'd be amazed/horrified by how many americans are this financially illiterate, or worse
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
Lol there's our resident leftist come to tell us how bad Americans are, or bash the country we live in.
They can
I need to find this guy. So I can separate this fool from his money.
Sea Speed said:
How dumb can you be? 36x =/= price of car. Probably not even half the price of the car. Wow. And we will be supporting this guy and those like him down the line when he can't take care of himself anymore.
Exactly. He either thought he was getting a smoking deal, or he was only looking at the monthly payments and nothing else. He's an idiot either way. I hope he gets hammered with the mileage whenever he turns it in for an even bigger life lesson. Not that he's going to learn from it.
There's a lot of lollipops out there if you're looking for a sucker!
This might be a fake (I doubt it), but this just shows how desperate these idiots are for attention and validation. Just watch--this will get blamed on the auto dealership and finance corporation and some lawyer will take this on and get this settled for idiots like him/her/they.
The majority of them that was this financially illiterate are liberals. It's a big part of the reason they vote blue. They don't know any better.Old McDonald said:
you'd be amazed/horrified by how many americans are this financially illiterate, or worse
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
This isn't a surprise at all (how dumb financially people are).
Think about how much of your basic education was dedicated to even learning basic finance - when I was in high school, we had a class called Math of Money (or somethign similar) that was a very, very, very basic class going over different day to day things associated with budgeting, money, etc. Like how to balance a checkbook, how to set up a basic budget based on income, etc.
It was an elective, not a core level class. I had to take 4 years of english/grammar classes, 4 years of science, 4 years of math (none of which were anything that is in the world of finance), 2 years of a foreign language, 4 years of PE classes...and zero requirements for even the most basic of classes involving money, etc. I didn't even hear of the term 401k until I graduated college and got in the real world. I had very little real understanding of interest and how quick it adds up. Didn't know a damn thing about insurance outside of auto insurance and that I had to have it because of Texas law.
I'm sure I use the English knowledge on a daily basis, to some degree. I can tell you that whatever I may have learned in reading The Tale of Two Cities or whatever long ago left my brain. I can't remember I used anything beyond the most basic of science/chemistry and the last time I used any of the Algebra II or calculus level math...was in college.
But I manage money through budgets at work, budgets at home and other things on a daily basis. And that is the subject collectively that had the least amount of effort put into it for the first 22 years of my life and through every year of mandatory schooling.
My mom and dad didn't do a great job teaching me about money either, because we didn't have a lot of it growing up and how much they made was always a secret. I didn't know what our house payments were, what the car payments were, etc. I only knew what dad paid in vehicle insurance because he had me, my mom and my 2 other brothers all on the payroll at one point and his monthly insurance premium was high AF. I had to learn a lot of the basic stuff like how to set up a budget when I was in college, and that was after blowing through 2 semesters worth of savings in 1 semester right when i got there.
Collectively - society does a crap job at teaching the fundamentals of money management and finance. Which means those that do pick it up and understand it and make a living generally have a poorly educated customer, which means it is easier to manipulate them. That isn't an excuse for somebody not learning and at least having a basic understanding of what they are committing themselves to, but the abject lack of education is a fundamental flaw in our education system IMO.
Think about how much of your basic education was dedicated to even learning basic finance - when I was in high school, we had a class called Math of Money (or somethign similar) that was a very, very, very basic class going over different day to day things associated with budgeting, money, etc. Like how to balance a checkbook, how to set up a basic budget based on income, etc.
It was an elective, not a core level class. I had to take 4 years of english/grammar classes, 4 years of science, 4 years of math (none of which were anything that is in the world of finance), 2 years of a foreign language, 4 years of PE classes...and zero requirements for even the most basic of classes involving money, etc. I didn't even hear of the term 401k until I graduated college and got in the real world. I had very little real understanding of interest and how quick it adds up. Didn't know a damn thing about insurance outside of auto insurance and that I had to have it because of Texas law.
I'm sure I use the English knowledge on a daily basis, to some degree. I can tell you that whatever I may have learned in reading The Tale of Two Cities or whatever long ago left my brain. I can't remember I used anything beyond the most basic of science/chemistry and the last time I used any of the Algebra II or calculus level math...was in college.
But I manage money through budgets at work, budgets at home and other things on a daily basis. And that is the subject collectively that had the least amount of effort put into it for the first 22 years of my life and through every year of mandatory schooling.
My mom and dad didn't do a great job teaching me about money either, because we didn't have a lot of it growing up and how much they made was always a secret. I didn't know what our house payments were, what the car payments were, etc. I only knew what dad paid in vehicle insurance because he had me, my mom and my 2 other brothers all on the payroll at one point and his monthly insurance premium was high AF. I had to learn a lot of the basic stuff like how to set up a budget when I was in college, and that was after blowing through 2 semesters worth of savings in 1 semester right when i got there.
Collectively - society does a crap job at teaching the fundamentals of money management and finance. Which means those that do pick it up and understand it and make a living generally have a poorly educated customer, which means it is easier to manipulate them. That isn't an excuse for somebody not learning and at least having a basic understanding of what they are committing themselves to, but the abject lack of education is a fundamental flaw in our education system IMO.
Someone makes a bad decision
Republicans: The good news is you'll probably never make this dumb mistake again
Dems: We'll steal from folks who don't make bad decisions to shield you from the consequences of this bad choice and we'll do it over and over and over so you never have to learn and can keep making these bad decisions forever as long as you keep voting for us!
Republicans: The good news is you'll probably never make this dumb mistake again
Dems: We'll steal from folks who don't make bad decisions to shield you from the consequences of this bad choice and we'll do it over and over and over so you never have to learn and can keep making these bad decisions forever as long as you keep voting for us!
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Collectively - society does a crap job at teaching the fundamentals of money management and finance.
O/U on how many funko pops this loser rentoid wastes his money on.
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This isn't even a financial literacy argument. It's called an auto LEASE FFS. What moron doesn't know what the word lease means?!?
Pendejo
I rented apartments the whole time I was at A&M. They took them back at the end of the lease!!!!
1872walker said:— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld_) April 24, 2023
"No one's checking what I sign".
Yeah, it's called being an adult.
Even if he didn't understand, how hard is it to ask, "so at the end of three years, I own it, right?"
Yeah, it's called being an adult.
Even if he didn't understand, how hard is it to ask, "so at the end of three years, I own it, right?"
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Fight Fight Fight.
Fight Fight Fight.
Lmao, bruh
An ID10T card
Give it to him
Give it to him
Just illiterate: Lease - a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc. to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment.Old McDonald said:
you'd be amazed/horrified by how many americans are this financially illiterate, or worse
it's why car dealerships pitch customers on monthly payments before sticker price
Maybe if the left would stop changing the dictionary to push an agenda, nitwits would stand a better chance, but no, this is not a fault of the dealership.
The number of feminized men out there is both hilarious and shocking.
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