AndroidIsAwesome wrote:Dub Rubb wrote:ManOnTime wrote:I’d like to get all the moon watches, but I’m afraid the Bulova is possibly the only one that’s achievable. I guess that’s why a grail is called a grail.
Nah man, you just have to shift your priorities. For example, do you really need to eat EVERY day? Is family really THAT important? Is riding the bus THAT bad? Do I really NEED two kidneys?
Obviously kidding, but I am sure you will get your grails one day. Hopefully it's because this site takes off and you make all the money. Lord knows you deserve it!
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I know you're joking but that's literally how I love my life. Every non watch purchase I make, I compare to buying a watch instead. Like "oh here's a new $1200 fridge, sure looks nice. But boy I could get a really nice watch for that [emoji848] "
Watches are really my only luxury item in my life. I am otherwise incredibly frugal. I was hanging out drinking with a buddy recently and realized my situation. I told him "bruh, I am wearing $15 khaki shorts from Costco, a $7 polo from target, Adidas from the outlet and an effing Omega. WTF?"
He responded "I am wearing shorts from Marshalls, a purple rain t-shirt from target, Adidas slips from an Amazon lightning deal and a Tag F1"
We both laughed about it, and it caused some reflection. I don't care about other nice things, just my watches. My phones have always been under $200 and last 3-4 years, I shop at discount grocery stores, I pack my lunch every day, have the cheapest cell phone plan, use the cheapest laptop I could find, drive a modest car, cook dinner for the wife and I rather than going out(although we still do, that is an indulgence we both enjoy) and just generally don't overspend on anything. . . except for watches. I guess we all have our vices. At least watches have great resale amirite?!?
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