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  • Aug 2, 2025
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    I had a colleague who wore a watch on both wrists as a flex

  • Br00ses 🐇
    Aug 2, 2025
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    frenchpress

    within ET's delusions, if you buy something that appreciates in value, it's kinda like you're not purchasing anything at all. everything is fungible. nothing means anything.

    This tracks value wise and is good financial advice technically

    But I think the market for people buying 300 dollar watches is a bit different from the market looking to make multiple thousand dollar watch purchases

  • Aug 2, 2025
    frenchpress
    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r389r1iaFkk

    this may be the most vapid content i've seen in a while.

    there's a mickey mouse gamecube game for $400 i hate this whole culture perhaps

  • Aug 2, 2025
    Br00ses

    This tracks value wise and is good financial advice technically

    But I think the market for people buying 300 dollar watches is a bit different from the market looking to make multiple thousand dollar watch purchases

    dont fall for the trap of numbers bruises...not everything can be measured in dollars.

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    HEJ LIIIIIT

    I had a colleague who wore a watch on both wrists as a flex

    bro was not aura farming

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025
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    frenchpress

    within ET's delusions, if you buy something that appreciates in value, it's kinda like you're not purchasing anything at all. everything is fungible. nothing means anything.

    It isn’t a delusion. It’s true. I mean, there’s no reason to keep 5k in a checking account, when you could “keep the 5k” in a vehicle that appreciates value, like a watch

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025
    Br00ses

    You don't see why it's a bit silly to tell someone to buy something 20x the price when they are looking to buy something ?

    Well idk citizen isn’t that cheap either (the watch he first linked)

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025
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    Br00ses

    This tracks value wise and is good financial advice technically

    But I think the market for people buying 300 dollar watches is a bit different from the market looking to make multiple thousand dollar watch purchases

    I would say that it’s stupid as hell to buy a $400 watch. It doesn’t do anything that a $10 watch doesn’t do, and it also doesn’t appreciate or retain value. It’s basically throwing money out the window, and for what?

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    EchiSlayyy

    bro was not aura farming

    it looked stupid

  • Aug 2, 2025
    e t

    It isn’t a delusion. It’s true. I mean, there’s no reason to keep 5k in a checking account, when you could “keep the 5k” in a vehicle that appreciates value, like a watch

    there's beauty in simplicity

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    HEJ LIIIIIT

    it looked stupid

    too much dip principle. a watch already is distracting by nature. an adornment meant to disguise you. wearing two just lifts that curtain too overtly

  • Br00ses 🐇
    Aug 2, 2025
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    e t

    I would say that it’s stupid as hell to buy a $400 watch. It doesn’t do anything that a $10 watch doesn’t do, and it also doesn’t appreciate or retain value. It’s basically throwing money out the window, and for what?

    Well the market would be someone who wants a watch that's a bit nicer than a 10 dollar watch but doesn't have the money to make 5000 dollar watch investments

  • Aug 2, 2025
    e t

    I would say that it’s stupid as hell to buy a $400 watch. It doesn’t do anything that a $10 watch doesn’t do, and it also doesn’t appreciate or retain value. It’s basically throwing money out the window, and for what?

    oh, for a watch. you see in a purchase you usually get something in exchange for the money you spend

  • Aug 2, 2025

    i would know this. i work in business and am a business man

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    e t

    It isn’t a delusion. It’s true. I mean, there’s no reason to keep 5k in a checking account, when you could “keep the 5k” in a vehicle that appreciates value, like a watch

    Not to mention that keeping money in a checking account is losing value annually due to inflation

  • Aug 2, 2025
    Still Brazy

    Not to mention that keeping money in a checking account is losing value annually due to inflation

    just make more...

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025
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    Br00ses

    Well the market would be someone who wants a watch that's a bit nicer than a 10 dollar watch but doesn't have the money to make 5000 dollar watch investments

    It’s not nicer though. At that price, you’re probably paying for the name rather than any actual quality parts. Which is always dumb

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    you guys complicate a lot of simple things about life i'm afraid

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025

    That’s how they keep you broke

  • Br00ses 🐇
    Aug 2, 2025
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    e t

    It’s not nicer though. At that price, you’re probably paying for the name rather than any actual quality parts. Which is always dumb

    I have a hard time believing there's no quality difference between a 10 dollar watch and a 300 dollar watch

  • Aug 2, 2025
    Valentine
    !https://youtu.be/O9rk6ldyFkA?si=H9O3u2Vsvdxefwqb
  • Aug 2, 2025

    first i gotta make money...then i gotta make sure that my money is ok...then i gotta make sure my purchases always increase my net worth...then i gotta make sure my net worth is ok... how about giving your mom a ring and telling her i love you...maybe you guys should try that...or take a nice walk at 6am

  • Aug 2, 2025
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    meanwhile this mf uses DOORDASH!!!

  • Aug 2, 2025
    Br00ses

    I have a hard time believing there's no quality difference between a 10 dollar watch and a 300 dollar watch

  • e t 👽
    Aug 2, 2025
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    frenchpress

    meanwhile this mf uses DOORDASH!!!

    As opposed to what

    There isn’t an easy alternative to DoorDash that I’m ignoring