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I Wish Lol. Found That Online..Dudes Prices Are High But I Can See Why.@2For5PurpleTops you make that yourself? I believe at one point you wear looking for 3D programs and wax carvers or whatnot
If you gotta finance a chain, you don't need it...simple as that
You guys would be surprised how many rappers and celebrities finance jewelry.
Da ignorance.
If you dont have the cash then you shouldnt buy **** you cant afford.
when does this apply for ANYTHING people buy on credit?
and don't even get me started on folks leasing whips, paying a interest, extra mileage fee, and finish da terms with no money & no car
a cuban link thats actually a respectable size cost da price of a new basic trim Civic...when was da last time u seen someone brown paper bag a dealer at Honda? its been at least 18 years for me.
folks can rationalize financing a depreciating asset rate comparable to a sinking boulder in da ocean like a Bimmer or benz, but paying 0% interest on a financed solid gold chain that more times then not will GAIN value overtime...
logic straight outta da window here huh?
Most people, at least where I live, need a basic automobile, like a Honda Civic, to drive to work/school/other obligations and/or to transport people/things. Financing a basic car in order to be able to drive to work in the morning and earn a living is, in fairness, a little different than financing a gold chain.
Car ownership is basically a necessary condition of functioning in the modern world, a basic living expense. Sometimes credit is needed and can be used responsibly to make things work. Using it to own a cuban link chain... not so much.
Most people, at least where I live, need a basic automobile, like a Honda Civic, to drive to work/school/other obligations and/or to transport people/things. Financing a basic car in order to be able to drive to work in the morning and earn a living is, in fairness, a little different than financing a gold chain.
Car ownership is basically a necessary condition of functioning in the modern world, a basic living expense. Sometimes credit is needed and can be used responsibly to make things work. Using it to own a cuban link chain... not so much.
Cuban is used to work the thots
Most people, at least where I live, need a basic automobile, like a Honda Civic, to drive to work/school/other obligations and/or to transport people/things. Financing a basic car in order to be able to drive to work in the morning and earn a living is, in fairness, a little different than financing a gold chain.
Car ownership is basically a necessary condition of functioning in the modern world, a basic living expense. Sometimes credit is needed and can be used responsibly to make things work. Using it to own a cuban link chain... not so much.
Cuban is used to work the thots
Like I said, I'm on board with 0% interest if you can legitimately afford the thing and were going to buy it anyway. But I'm just not sure about the idea of so directly comparing the financing of Honda Civics to the financing of cuban links. Totally different propositions, if you ask me.yea well add da factor of living in NYC and not needing a car.
you're literally paying da jeweler to change ur money over to solid gold, gold that gonna appreciate, not depreciate...
and u own da chain da same day, no interest for a year...where else are u doing this unless u got outstanding credit for a car & paying no interest for 18 months & zero down payment or so...
I was thinking about just buying a gold brick and taking it to a jeweler like Daniels having them make my set up and paying me back plus getting more gold back from the transaction.
What do you all think?
when does this apply for ANYTHING people buy on credit?
and don't even get me started on folks leasing whips, paying a interest, extra mileage fee, and finish da terms with no money & no car
a cuban link thats actually a respectable size cost da price of a new basic trim Civic...when was da last time u seen someone brown paper bag a dealer at Honda? its been at least 18 years for me.
folks can rationalize financing a depreciating asset rate comparable to a sinking boulder in da ocean like a Bimmer or benz, but paying 0% interest on a financed solid gold chain that more times then not will GAIN value overtime...
logic straight outta da window here huh?