Glashub

SW13GS - don't know about you but my parents couldn't afford to raise me on the very best but they gave me the core values and the encouragement to go out and earn the very best on my own.

This person lives in the reflected glory and abundance that his/her parents created -- society remembers a person who's a creator of their own.

Based on @MerlotISF posting I'd rather hang out with a cow!

Also, if this person was raised to expect the very best -- why buy a Lexus? Great car but not the very best.

Glashub

Your nose is stuck so far up in the air you'd drown during a spring shower. If you were really good -- you'd own the complex and would have bought it on your own.

MerlotISF

By the way, I'm a gay moderately wealthy male and I always make sure I get what I want, same with my parner. We live in a tiny 1150 sq. ft apartment that is in the Clayton on the Park complex but we really don't need anything bigger since we don't have kids, yet. I am friendly. LOL!

SW17LS

At 24 years old...you have not been working long enough to have become "moderately wealthy".If you do honestly have wealth, it came from the efforts of others (why someone with wealth would rent an apartment while owning three 2013 model cars, but thats another discussion). Your posts reek of those of a spoiled kid who thinks he has it all figured out at 24. You don't.

You talk about going around with one's nose in the air, I'm not sure whether you think you have the right to do that or are looking down on people who do that...but you've been doing that all over this thread.

I grew up in an upper middle class household. My Dad was very successful, but he came from a family that didn't have much (my grandfather was a coal miner). While I certainly didn't want for anything, I was raised to appreciate the type of lifestyle that I had, how rare being able to live that sort of lifestyle is, and the sort of work it was going to take in my life to be able to provide that sort of life for myself and my family.

The problem is that people this kid's generation are being raised to think they are special, and that they can do and have anything they want. I was raised to have confidence in myself and to believe that I am capable and hardworking, but I was never told I was special or better than anybody else. You can see that attitude all over this kid's posts.

The entitlement these people have is unreal. Thats why so many of them live at home still, feeling entry level jobs after college are beneath them. You've got schools that abolish grades, and sports leagues that don't keep score, participation trophies. People at 24 that think they have earned the right to "live their life at its best" and look down their nose at other people when they have achieved nothing but being born into or marrying into wealth. Its scary when you think they're going to be the future of this country.

MerlotISF

The reason we rent the apartment is because we do not need a house... we are on the go 99% of the time and everything at the apartment is taken care of for us, so we don't have to worry about it. we get complimentary car detailing and everything. We have a spa on premises and as well as tanning and everything we need. Our apartment is only 1150 sq. ft. A younger gay couple like us, doesn't have kids yet so there is no need for a house. http://www.claytonontheparkapts.com/

SW17LS

Then buy a condo. Spending all that money on rent when you could own a condo with the capability of building equity while using money that is low interest and tax deductible is foolish. You can buy a condo today, keep it when you decide to move to a house and rent it out. You're 24...it will have grown heavily in value by the time you're 54. Instead...you just pay to make the apartment complex's owner wealthier. That is how "wealthy people" think.

You keep mentioning that you're gay. Nobody cares.

McBrain

Don't waste your breath. He smells of troll.

SW17LS

Now we know where he lives LOL

eyeball

I agree. I don't think your sexual orientation makes you a better or worse Lexus car enthusiast

MerlotISF

It makes me a better Lexus enthusiast... I am saying, we do not have kids yet and no point in moving when we are gone 99% of the time and have no time for cleaning or upkeep on a property. Our apartment complex does it for us.

MerlotISF

And to get into the property, you have to have my code or my fob... its called controlled access. To get into the parking garages you have to have a code.

yardie876

Please stop....

SW17LS

I'm joking. Get a grip.

To piggyback on what McBrain said about trolls. So, this is your viewpoint on NuLuxe today, 12/15/13:

And in response to whether or not you had seen NuLuxe in person:

We established your partner has a 2013 ES UL:

You know, rainy snowy Saturday...I'm bored. I remembered discussing this with you before, so I looked around. This post in the thread "To Nuluxe or not to Nuluxe!?!?!? that is the question." I found quite curious:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8009599-post12.html

Interesting. So, on 6/26/13 you thought the NuLuxe was great...and your ES350 was a model with NuLuxe and no heated seats. Less than 6 months later now the ES350 is a UL and NuLuxe is "disgusting and embarrassing"?

I think all of this is some sort of fantasy.

bucanero

This thread is loaded with the LOL's!

iampraneel

iTrader: (3)

Somebody just spilled the Merlot.