How to afford a Lamborghini? - Page 5

wEstSide · 02-06-05, 04:01 AM

Yea, I can walk whenever I want to now. I can semi-run. The only thing really limiting me is I still can't lift my foot up.

bleh · 02-06-05, 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by LateNightCable

All terrain bicycling, running, and hiking.

Team sports I'm not really into, but I'm up for all outdoor pursuits.

bro you got to try surfing. ive been surf instructing on the side for the past 4 summers. if your ever in jersey and want to give it a shot, let me know. i love surfing, holy crap.

LateNightCable · 02-06-05, 10:54 PM

I have a good friend who lives in Hawaii right now, just getting out of the Navy in fact. He's been there for about 3 years. I think he's tried kayaking and rock climbing, but not surfing.

I plan to relocate to the West coast at some point, so I should look into it. Surfing, I'll keep that in mind.

bleh · 02-06-05, 11:01 PM

if you could learn to surf in hawaii that would be key. the way the waves break soooo easy at some of the beaches there. its so incredibly easy to learn there. just be careful when you bail.... rock and coral are so much better until you hit the bottom.

NudeAutoMall · 08-13-06, 03:03 AM

How to afford a Lamborghini? Simple, go buy it. Ya you always hear the great stories of someone making great $ out of college. I graduated third in my class and all I ever heard was, nice but we need experiance. Joined the military, and decided it was no fun getting shot for less then minimum wage. Several min wage jobs later bought a dump of a house in a bad neiborhood for little of nothing. A couple decades of work, a lot of money, and inspireing a neighborhood to fix up their houses, and you could have bought a Lam for less. Ah well, I enjoy my baby.

If I had it to do over again, I'd buy a wrecked one and rebuilt it. You still end up with too much in her but a little at a time is a lot easer then that lump sum or healthy interest payments.

unique · 12-26-06, 06:09 PM

it´s one year ago, when i´ve visited this page the last time.
now my parents are divorced and i live with my mom together.
we don´t have much money, but now my newest passion is drumming.
it´s the only hobby i can afford and have fun with at the same time.
it´s a kind of art, too, besides i can say it supports being able to accept one´s emotions.
due to taste, opinions are torn,
but at least i try to find my own style, my own sound, eventually the appropriate band-members.
eventually i hope that the dream of a successful band comes true, even though it´s not likely.
but every big dream can be seen as dream, which probably never comes true.
people, who drive a lambo, have successfully tried to make their dreams come true.
either i, am convinced that this way is the right way how man is to be happy,

a dream, a way how to reach it in mind, that is all one is in need of, i think.

in the end one does not have the unconvenient feeling if one tried this or that
one could have reached the own visions how to be in harmony with oneself.

i think that the best way how to afford a lambo is:
realizing your interests, increasing your horizon about them, and then finding a way how to make money of it.

in my point of view fun=job is the most important point, what do you think?

savemyxy · 01-07-07, 04:05 AM

Just have an idea and go through with it single-mindedly. Persistence is the only way to achieve anything you really want.

But old cars are definitely money pits. Checkout www.savemyxy.com it's slowly going ahead but some people are believing in it.

SB.

Planing · 01-08-07, 06:09 PM

I agree, if the way you go is more fun who cares when you get to your goal. But anyway if someone really wants to own a lambo, he will do one day, however I believe that you won't find real utter satisfaction when all your money is invested in a lambo. You will probably only dare to drive it once a month beeing conscience about the fact that you can probably not afford any repairs,
I mean thats no real fun...
It was quite interesting to read about your ideas how to raise money. this entrepeneurial spirit is really inspiring, however I believe it is something valuable which is lost in our culture. (I am German as the guy starting this thread, however I studied in california, so I am aware of the differences)
I'm currently doing my MBA so being an entrepreneur is not too far for me, nevertheless I don't think its so easy going as it sound over here. I mean opening a night club, letting them girls work for you and rip off some drunk guys...sure why not, but I believe theres more about it. You need to have the right personality and you need to be in the right place at the right time. It's not impossible, not at all...but its tricky. I always remember this german guy who went to LA whith noting in his pockets to make the big buck . At first he ended up being a driver for some rich guys over there but then he opened a night club (its called Plan B, quite famous over there) and now he is driving the phantom, the SLR and some tuned ferraris. So sure ... go for it!

Nera · 01-21-07, 06:47 AM

I'm 21 years old, turning 22 in 3 weeks, i bought my first lamborghini 3 weeks ago.
Gallardo Nera 07' new model, 150km.

Many people will probably never been able to buy a Lamborghini, but i tell you, its not the most important thing in life.
It's connected to alot of Luck, being at the right time at the right moment, and doing or saying the right thing.
But it does not mean, not to work hard. When you work hard and dedicate most of your freetime to work, chances for success will come.

wish you best luck

SCAszoo · 05-07-08, 10:32 AM

Hi all,

interesting thread, so now my thoughts:

I don't think that entrepreneurs profit only of their working employees... the employees profit also from their bosses.
Think about it.. they go home after finishing their 9-5 and then... who's still in charge of so many duties... has to keep the firm running, making strategies for the future and getting great deals for the firm so it establishes more and more on the market?
It's the entrepreneur. So I think they definitly deserve whatever they want for taking such responsibility and risk. But it's a team in the end...and like someone here wrote...tread your employees right is important...

And getting rich surely is not about becoming a laywer or doctor.... I mean.. many certainly don't have that much time left every day to enjoy live, when working 10 or more hours a day....

What counts is, that the job/project/whatever fits onces style and interests and most important passion. Motivation is a big key to success... (and some other things of course

) And taking moderate risks... not too much...but not too less also...

Have a nice one.