the nerve of some people....

this is where you reply very slowly and simply...

"one trillion dollars"

btw you were spotted in rwood outside the old boro hall saturday evening, at least i believe it was you.

 

The correct answer:"If you know how much you're worth, you can't be worth too much".

 

ballers.

 

i read i believe it was the nytimes that george foreman apparently doesn't know.

must be from all those g'damn grilles!

parik: what are you doing in rwood for 12 hrs on a sat night? if you dont mind mine asking.

 

if he tells you, he has to kill you

 

well considering he's got the black card, it is a possibility it can be done via concierge services

 

Good point. LOL.

 

heh, I had the same problem when i went to pay for condoms at 7-11 with a $100 bill. Its just hard to be a baller

 

thats not bad i used my card in a little town in florida on vacation and they refused to take the card claiming it was a fake card " credit cards are not made of metal" lol i finally just payed with cash

 

I wonder if it sets off the metal detector in airports?

 

titanium cards are a really nifty idea.

 

haha

 

i was very skeptical when i first got mine, so i decided to put it to the test...one week before a major race at watkins glen, i found out that my entry had been accepted...i called a local un-named winery (which has the only great rooms at the glen, imo) to see if on a fluke anyone had cancelled...the person who answered the phone had a good laugh over that one...
then i called the concierge service for the first time, introduced myself, and asked if they could help me...the very nice concierge called me back in a few minutes and had magically obtained a suite at the winery!!!..
this was the first of many such occurrences...
is it worth it?..you be the judge...

 

I can honestly say that if I saw someone on the street with a nice car the first thing Im asking is how much they paid for it. Sorry if its rude but I just wanna know. Its my way of saying "Nice car man".

 

IMO that's one of the rudest things; a big pet peeve of mine.

I'll tell you right now you won't get a positive response. It's almost as bad as asking a girl how much she weighs......almost.

 

Well it's not interpreted that way Jason ... it's flat out rude to ask that. Note what kind of car it is, say "nice car" (if anything), and go home and look it up on Google or ask here. You'll have your answer without offending anyone. Don't know how else to explain it -- it's just rude to ask that question to people.

 

+1

 

I always thought it was rude but many people ask me how much I paid for my Honda. I always look at them and say I don't talk numbers but look it up on kbb. They are always mad or think I'm a nut. Oh well.

 

LOL your crazy!! Im not on that status yet haha, but yea people always ask me when i get out of my car or w/e so, what do you do! Ah well, i too am sometimes curious about other's career's too, doesnt mean i'll go up to them and ask though!

 

I saw that he said he dindt want to know becasue the last time he made alot of money and knew how much he had he spent it all.