Our foreign reserves hit 500billion dollars
This is a great car. For its features, its price should be above this range, even for a used one. I even saw one for 8m not long ago. Could there be something inherently wrong with the model?
Your comments are valid. However, the major problem is our lack of agency. In any of these scenarios you painted, one person might suggest they take it up, but the rest will chicken out.
Sadly, the people who chicken out are usually those affected the most, and can’t even…
Sgt Black called me a bed wetter for not having a pen to sign during check-in upon resumption. My father changed it for the soldier, so much until he apologized to us. Everyone around was shocked! He then turned to me, called my name, and admonished me never to succumb to…
Buchi is point on. One hack I learned, for men to have peace of mind, is to let your wife have custody over finances in the home. She disburses money for spending. This way accountability will not be a problem. The only caveat in this arrangement is getting a good woman.
If couples can't work in unity to give there best in marriage I think that's failure listen it will help u @Temmy_omoileri
My multimillionaire neighbor with massive properties everywhere in the city still flys bike. He owns no car at all (except a lorry for delivering goods, which his son drives by the way). His wife owns a rickety Camry.
There’s this customer of mine who travels to and from the US frequently, buys only branded drugs, and spends really good money on supplements. I’ve been to his house, he lives in a decent bungalow. But he drives a 2007 Highlander, and his wife drives a 2006/2007 Corolla.
Whenever he comes to the office, we gist, and I’m always tempted to ask him why he hasn’t changed his car. Not because I’m judging him or anything, but I’m genuinely curious. Is there a reason, or does he just not care about newer cars? I don’t even know if it’s appropriate to ask.
