What Cars can you afford as an Engineer! 

how do u know he already payed off his student loans or that he didnt need student loans cuz his family was rich enough buy the tuition?

post grad. You dont think about that shit. have fun now because the next 40 years aint gonna be fun.

Or just get a couple year old car from a good brand that depretiates like hell (jaguar, massurati, Cadillac, Corvette, etc.).

Studens loan, laughs in eu

Article13? *laughs in memes*

LMAO

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Best flipping comment EVER!!!!

Clorox Bleach You're the hero we don't deserve.

Clorox Bleach no I think you should become a comedian

Because people are stupid and can't rationalize lol

- what can of car can an entry level engineer actually afford ? - A FORD

Like as a car guy my self I’d be okay with paying a lot for a car I loved as long as your bills are paid and family needs are met enjoy your life enjoy your money hobbies make life enjoyable and everyone has their own

Daniel R Goldman Ford GT?

Yeah man you can afford that car you want but you living with your parents still cause you cant afford a house

Reuben U Haha I understand that reference!

ayeee JR Garage lmaoo

Reuben U This whole video is @Vehicle Virgins

Actually you can get free lambo. Bottle your lemonade, get a lemoghini your company pay for it as summer promo vehicle.

Reuben U LMAO!! Also drive it to school to get crazy reactions 😂

haha I know right, student loan life

J Ev should have went to a cheaper school lol

This is why I chose Nursing and a masters as an anesthetist after... The payout is instant once you enter the field.. Traveling and per diem are a plus. Engineering is fun but it doesn't pay well for the amount of stress and work involved.. I cant do the Kia either, playa lol! Goodluck, pay off those loans so you can ball out..

Lemurai engineers usually do pretty well :)

Engineering doesn't pay well? what? It is the most high paying field (software engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, etc.)

dont do it unless you go into software

@@jamalcrawford7571 y?

@@TsunaXZ poor job outlook. Too much supply but less demand. This applies to USA and Cad.

@@jamalcrawford7571 I'm going for Computer Engineering do you think it's fine?

@@TsunaXZ The number of software developer jobs greatly outnumber the real computer eng jobs. But you can go into software as a comp eng graduate so it is a decent field, yes. As long as you like to code or can tolerate it.

Daniel R Goldman Ford GT

Daniel R Goldman No offense but this is the worst joke I’ve ever seen

Lol

Daniel R Goldman brand new f250

Fine I’ll get me a Mustang GT and get it to 1000 whp 😈

Thanks! And glad to see a motivated youth working towards a worthwhile degree. Keep up the great work!

What do you do as an electrical engineer?

Platinum Pineapple Isn't there math in engineering also?

1NinjaSamurai - Yes, a lot.

+Diomedes01 I am a physicians assistant. I graduated in 2012 and have since bought a 2015 Corvette Z06 that I have modded to 800rwhp. I work 4 12 hour shifts in dermatology and make around 120000/year. I am also single.

good idea

MaxxedMatt until you crash that car

_. ATG Well I have had the same car since April of 2014. I paid $1500 for it. Crashing is something that we can not always avoid. However, I have never been in a crash or had a ticket. So, I'd say I'm pretty well off at the moment.

MaxxedMatt the whole concept is silly. 2k for a car how about saving a 6month safety net incase you have a accident and can't work. Also a car is the worst investment as soon as it rolls out the garage it losses so much value.

AH17293 Trust me, I 100% agree with you. 99% of cars lose their value you as soon as you sign for it. And I have a somewhat of a safety net. I have 17k(USD) saved up. Unfortunately, I'm gonna have to dip into that to pay for college.

This is honestly the best philosophy, Got me to save and invest.

So if a house is $1,000,000 , I can't buy it untill I get 2 mil?

@@lou8047 If a house is one mil, you have to do the calculations and figure out what your regular expenses are per month. The usual rule of thumb is that you should be able to afford your one month mortage with one paycheck (assuming you get paid twice a month). Also have 10% in cash to maintain the house. so a 1mil$ house would be roughly 4500-4800 a month with a 30 yr fixed mortgage. ( assumijg you dont put anything down on the house) 20% is usually the norm. And a 100,000 savings... to be comfortable. So you would need 300k+ in savings, making at least 10k or so a month and managing expenses. This is all to afford a 1mil house comfortably

I like this mindset cause it means if i will never be broke if i make or get double the money i want

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you cant compare 500$ in india to 500$ in the US though ;) Same with 500$ USD in Thailand, you could pay food for at least 6 months with that amount

That's Rs. 360,000 per year. My grandpa gets government pension receives Rs. 35,000 a month which is more than that salary...damn.

I am an engineer not employed yet, and I fear I go bankrupt every day, I need to build a house, pay back educational loans, look after my parents, etc.

BRBall

why would you work in india?

Johnny Gonzalez thats why you buy used

Maybe some people are car enthusiasts and could care less about depreciation as long as they have their dream car. Different priorities plus as an entry-level engineer he should crack 6 figures in no time, then he can focus on home investment.

Morris Kal B buying an expensive car when you just got a job and living in an apartment is not a good idea. Assuming that you are going to get a raise or get a job that pays more is one of the worst financial decision that you can make.

Johnny Gonzalez a house depreciates the moment you buy it, granted it depreciates slower

Jake Weber houses increase in value over time.

Deven Swiergiel straight up. People like this seek validation in objects and people’s view of them. Buying a new car is one of the worst things you can do. It’s better to buy a used car cash and use your money smarter. You pay so much for a car instead of investing in your own home or real estate? I don’t understand. I’m 22, I’m an engineer in the Air Force and I can afford almost any car I want yet I have my Toyota Corolla 2007 that I bought in college. I just don’t understand the way people my age think.

@@jorgemunoz4986 Or, get this. They love cars and having a high end, performance oriented masterpiece is something they've wanted since they were 10 years old. God forbid someone buys a nice car. "It's depreciating you're stupid for buying it" Shut up. For a lot of people the depreciation doesn't mean shit because when you're finally driving it, you don't care. The experience is well worth the cost. It's fun and exciting to finally be able to say you have the thing you've wanted for over a decade. I'm 19 and have a 2016 Mustang right now. It's losing value. Do I care? Fucking no. I walk away from it every day with a smile on my face. I'm looking forward to my next sports car :) Some people my age spend their money on nice clothes, some on technology, some instruments, what ever. I don't judge them and neither should they judge me. I don't understand how it's acceptable to look down on people who buy expensive cars, but mean and insensitive when done to other things like houses or clothing. Feels more of jealousy than anything else.

@@torvasdh listen dumbass, no one said people are stupid for getting a luxury car. Please go and educate yourself on the concept of "context". We're saying its a dumb *financial decision* to get a luxury car with all of your remaining income, *forcing yourself to live paycheck to paycheck or assuming debt, leaving no money left over to invest*. If you think thats okay, by all means go get that stupid car that you cant seem to be happy without. I grew up around lots of upper middle class people who were stupid with their finances. Go ahead and join them. They all fucked themselves over down the line when they stopped feeling so hype about their car and wanted something else but were already neck deep in expenses and consumer debt. Let me spell it out for you. No one gives a shit that you have a nice car. We arent jealous. Enjoy it if you have the money to afford it. We're saying *if* its a dumb financial decision, then youre a dumbass if you do it. Its that simple

I agree imagine if you crash and bought a idk Porsche rip a 5 seat Mercedes idk under 40k perfect no need to flex

Jorge Munoz so what’s the point of making that money to have a shit car ?

David W But you want socialism

Miguel Pena What if you got to travel for free?

RelearnMath Considering you work in electrical engineering, will you be given the chance to work abroad ? I'm currently studying A-level physics, chemistry and maths and am looking into engineering and would love go travel.

Hello, Yes I get to travel often to different parts of the world. I will have a video up soon about traveling in the Engineering field.

RelearnMath Thanks! I'll be keeping an eye out for it 😅

I'm an Electrical Engineer, but can't get a job :(

ThingsToDo Yeah, but you do not necessarily have to give the minimum each month. I would use 6 years as a safety feature because if employment ends or comes to a halt due to health issues I would rather have a $200 payment per month due than $500-$900/ month required MINIMUM. It depends on who will actually have the initiative to give more than the required minimum payment I guess. Otherwise I would agree--3-4 years max is the way to go. I would personally purchase a home with a $1,500 mortgage payment plus utilities a month than a car with those similar expenses if I already have a reliable car. As long as it is in the right spot because the $1,050 going to rent already would also go to the mortgage so technically it would be $500-$800 a month for mortgage and I'd still get to purchase a car if I needed it or wanted it.

Or you lease the bloody thing and then transfer your equity after the term

Not always got locked into a 0.9% loan, factor in inflation it's like borrowing money for free. The trick is get last years model at end of the year clearance when they are desperate to get rid of them.

Car loans can make sense if you consider opportunity costs. If you qualify for a loan at 5% but you think you can yield 10% from investments, it makes sense to finance the car. Taking out a loan could give someone enough breathing room to contribute to a Roth IRA which has annual maximums -- if you skip a year, you don't get that opportunity to contribute back.

paying in cash should be if you plan on keeping the car for many many years. I bought a car last November and am already thinking of trading or selling it. hasn't even been a year yet. thought about paying it in cash at the time but I was convinced by my shopping partner who was with me to finance instead. still might end up keeping the car but I have tons of money saved up that I didn't use to buy the whole thing in cash.

Amen. I was an engineer for 50 years and now have enough money to buy, cash on the barrelhead, any car made. I drive a 10-year-old Honda Pilot. Like you said, we're some of the cheapest people on the planet.

Tell that to my cousin who finished with a bachelor's in ME and drives a 120k car lol

Car guys who are also engineers are a weird breed dude

Can confirm, I'm a ME and I live on 40% of my take home pay and investing the rest. I graduated 2017. The first thing I did was pay off my student loans and become debt free. In 4 years I'm on track to buy my fist house with cash (no morgage). Forget depreciating assests, engineers are all about efficiency so we buy assests. Cheers!

Mitch McDizzle Well yeah but as a ME I would love to have a car that is a sweet piece of engineering and design. Optimizing your life is not all about incomes and numbers, it’s also about optimizing the joy and happiness you experience. If someone gets joy out of driving an expensive car then he puts a bigger coefficient in front of the term “joy” in his “life optimization equation”

but if you're entry level you don't need a very nice car, you just need something that is around $20,000 - $30,000 and you're good.

Joshua The Science god what do you mean “you don’t need”? Nobody no matter how much they make needs a nice car. It’s all about what you can afford AND want

Alwyn Manalil , what? you don't need a nice car in life. well it depends on what your definition of nice car is, my definition of a nice car is something that is over $40,000

Joshua The Science god I know nobody needs a nice car, but that shouldn’t prevent someone who is actually into cars and views it as a passion from buying it if he/she can afford it. Most people don’t need a nice house. Does that mean they should just look for the bare minimum when they could actually afford something nice? No. Not everyone views their car as just an appliance like their toaster.

My boss drives a Tesla P90D

lol not every student graduates with debt, there are factors that come into play such as where they attended and their parents income.-

Not if parents pay college . Not everyone is poor like you

Jason Ramahefarivo people like you disgust me

Jason Ramahefarivo true I have no debt and in my last year of school and looking at all these people with debt 😂

Imxortal yeah, because you are at school. Wait till you go to college/uni

You deserve to be broke if you squander a chance to build wealth by being this stupid.

Eddie Whitley By using student loans?

Ggh

He contributed to his own 401k and a private savings though... that’s not living pay check to paycheck

He litterally broke it down for you plus gave him an extra 150 + 500 leeway = 650 and that's not including all the extra fun stuff he already discounted...i think you are confused of what living pay check to pay check is...

Ayyyy! Similar boat here! Similar pay and I bought a Mazda 3! I was thinking I could afford something more, but with my car payment I can up retirement investment and save enough to travel without worrying about money. Go us!

It's a fun video guys, everyone is triggered haha. As an update to this video. I actually don't have any debt(I do but it can all be paid tomorrow, I choose to invest it instead). I'm saving to buy property cash once the economy tanks.

How 700 on car note?? Are you including insurance, and gas as well?

Wilvin I rather buy a car that is under $30,000 and start modifying it to become faster then the $80,000 car.

Wilvin I'm in first year engineering and if it continues as it looks I'll actually have extra money after leaving university good this I live in Canada though cause I'll just have to pay more taxes after I graduate

Jay Mirz cheap and reliable car!

Was it hard???

@@joe7663 It aint easy. You have to really want it.

It'sKall just by your profile pic and trashtalk you make, I can say now you are poor shit and never achieve anything.

An E46 M3 huh ? Why not a e30 m3 ... a 80k e30 ...

The e30s are nice I just prefer the look of the e46 :)

CeSayrise some people just have preferences. My dream car is the 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX. Sure it’s not the most expensive or luxurious, but for some reason I’ve always been very fond of it. The way it looks and the legacy of it. It goes for about 30k. If I was making 80k that’s pretty good. I have enough money to buy the car and upgrade it however I like.

krtek For some people, it’s not all about having the most newest or expensive car you can buy to show off 😂

Ethan M I'm saying!! This video is so terrible

Crystalfroggy just a kiddo with high salary..

then get a calculator and get the right calculations, its should be that far off, and besides this is only entry level, if you have been an engineer for 10 years you will be making over 100k a month, which is around $8500-$9,000 every month. which is a lot of money.

Alright it said a FINANCE NOT A LEASE JESUS

No one leases cars. Pay cash for that shit, trade it in 3 years at best incentive. Cheapest way to always have a reliable vehicle and have it as an asset in your net worth rather than a liability.

sup bro

@Edin Trumic im in high school thinking of an aerospace degree, how hard was your undergrad? in terms of course content and stuff

@Edin Trumic expensive to study that and fully pursue it?

yo guys doing my bachelors in Electronics and communication engineering

Im doing civil engineering

Nobody said it was a wise purchase, he was just showing what he can buy as an entry level engineer...

None of your business. We buy whatever we want, it’s our money not yours.

Tyler Rousey Yes! Thank you

You raise tax on the rich and they leave the jurisdiction, then the tax on the poor has to be raised to fill the void in lost revenue. Stay in school and change the world later, kid.

+Josh MacDonald: Right, because you know exactly how rich people would react.

It's what I do with my business. HK incorporation is beautiful. Watch my videos (other channel), read my blog and pre-order my book - you'll learn

Josh MacDonald you don't have any videos but I agree where do you post videos?

if you can't afford two of them then you can't afford it

I addressed your concerns in another one of my videos. In a nutshell, utilities are included in my rent, phone is payed by my company, student loans is $200 per month(yes forgot about these), 10% of my gross income goes to savings, misc items are very cheap since they’re shared among House mates. I’m no advisor, so I’m not recommending to do this, what I’m saying is that if someone really wanted to they could do it.

You're forgetting insurance, gas, and maintenance those add up to be a lot.

Alex that’s why i love Georgia

If you're paying $1050 for rent in LA, you're living in a box.

have you even met a car guy? 100% funds go towards the car. I rather have nice tires that last one summer and have to eat ramen noodles for a year. As a student, you learn to be frugal. living at bare minimum is a skill learned through college. By the time we graduate we get really good at it. r/frugal get some.

Imagine living 5 years of your life trying to acquire a bloody car. It's scary. Is it just me or is life bigger than that?

This video is showing what you CAN afford. Emphasis on "CAN", meaning able to or having the ability to. Not necessarily what you will get. You can completely settle for a car worth less than that. & On top of that, this is what you can afford AFTER budgeting for necessities like tax and rent AND budgeting for hobbies and things you don't necessarily need to buy, but things you just want. It's not like these are the cars you can afford if you scrap every last penny of every check for the next 5 years. These are the cars you can afford post budgeting for a simple, comfortable life of your choosing. & I can't emphasize enough that this is just what you CAN afford. Like the top of the top of what is possible with this budgeting. You can get any car you want up to this peak price whilst budgeting for a comfortable life spending on other things.

iwolfman37 Yes thank you

Caring so much about cars is sad, when someone buys a nice car at a substantial portion of their income I don't respect it. What I do think is damn, they're a slave and can't think for themselves

You just don't understand it, if you're not into cars then you never will. Being able to afford something you desire isn't being a slave and not thinking for themselves if anything it shows that they think directly for themselves haha

car fanatics

holly shit bro this comment made me rethink my whole entire life...lmao

Young entry level engineers who live at home.

Wow! I didn't know this car. Looked it up and it's beautiful!

THEREALCYBUL 2005 V8 Mustang GT RED. My dad's got one, but, automatic. That's my dream, and I will probably tune it. Then, maybe for speedy feeling, maybe, just maybe a Corvette, or GTR. But, I want that Mustang

wtf u mean you've never known that car, it's everywhere xd

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Lamborghini aventador sv is my dream car (I don't have dreams I have goals).

and considering cars depreciate real fast, definitely a well inspected used car

Used cars don't depreciate that much anymore

BOSS ROSS you are right there its one of the worst investments to make

Christopher Aguila Great idea!!!

Christopher Aguila now you are talking more value investing in property.

Christopher Aguila Spend 15 minutes and do some math!

AH17293 is everything u do an investment to u? How does that work with food

Ryan I'm guessing it would go something like this "if you spend $5 on item X and it gives you 1 hour of energy but Item Y is $20 and gives you 5 hours of energy then Item Y is a better investment" (numbers are obviously made up)

Nathan Dutoit e.g classic cars that are going up in value.

BOPMD there are more ways to invest money ;)

Arkham4 64, I assumed this video was about buying a car to use in your day to day life, not one you store away. Kilometers rack up quickly

Another option if allowable is to live at home for a year...save up to $1000+ (depending on what you'd pay for rent) a month on rent and food. At the end of 1 year you could have $12000 extra in your pocket. Although many people would prefer to spread their wings and live on their own. But it just depends on what your financial and life goals are!

zombie gamer8 i'm going to do the same

Learn thermodynamics bitch :)

chem sucks but calc 3 isnt that bad calc 2 is where it sucks !

DANKMEMSTR ahhh yeah I can see the issue

I just started Calc 2, doesn't seem so hard now, like area and volume, but I'm guessing it gets much harder.

Whitenacho welcome to America lol but he loses about a third to taxes

Kravence Dude. My country has almost the exact same average salary as USA and little bit more taxes. Thats why I wonder it do much

Maybe I should move there after Trump is not president anymore

Exactly! $6700 is a lot for an entry level engineer. Unless he is a genius and got a pretty good job.

Looks like you're waiting 8 years

Noor Nassir Good Luck!

Ameen

Noor Nassir what is sha Allah?

It means like God willing

Good luck bro

Chrome extension?

Honda CRX if anyone actually wonders

Exactly, not to mention he is getting a 5-6 year loan! He is spending 2x the amount he does on rent for his car, not including insurance. So stupid. Also how much of his paycheck is going towards savings and investments. It truly is a recipe for disaster.

The guy is single with a decent job. He should be saving and investing as much as possible not spending an entire year's income on a depreciating asset. I've always tried to max out all my tax advantaged accounts first then I throw everything that's left in my taxable brokerage account. This is was only done after I'd secured 3-6 months of bills and expenses in cash in case of an emergency.

David Bro

David Brown this is just a hypothetical situation. This is the most he could spend on a car. He never said that's what he's going to do. Maybe you should use common sense before telling people what to do.

At first he calculated he could have manage a monthly payment of $2000 but dropped it to $1500 which he considered "reasonable"... There is nothing reasonable about his advice.

Geez I'm 17 and I thought I was feeling pretty happy that I earned about $2000 from a summer job but don't spend on all these bills. Only on the gym membership that's about it and going out with my gf sometimes

Not every country has student loans. My country has free education and so does many other countries.

@@damianxavier7343 Which countries are those? The US only really covers college for foreigners.

@@charredskeleton well Germany, Sweden, France and Spain are all countries with free education. There are many more countries as well.

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I love when these high school kids brag about getting A's lol just wait kids your in for it. HS and Uni don't even compare.

Jeremy Kinnear anything career that pays good will be hard.

Junior in high school taking pre-calc and that is enough for me... Ughhhh

Justin Jolicoeur freshman in college taking Accelerated Precalc

Freshman year ain’t shit 😂 that’s your pre Recs my friend. Jr year is where the shit piles on. Aka me right now

They seem to be pretty overpaid

@@bertalankovacs8322 no lol, they are the reason you get paid

The way to afford an s class is to wait until the next generations come out and then buy the previous ones. Mercedes luxury cars, especially the AMG models, depreciate rapidly. You could buy a base model 2014 s-class for less than $40k at this point. The best part is that they are virtually the same as the 2020 models since they are the same generation.

thata boy !

Hey Hey what do you do for a living

LOL @ 25K downpayment

Then you pay the insurance, maintenance (Porsche premium), extra fuel etc etc on top. Pissing away a grand a month at 23. If you'd have invested even one year of that at 10% you'd have 500k in 40 years. I rather invest and buy freedom rather than depreciating nonsense

Hey Hey Live your life to the fullest . Your never guranteed to wake up tomorrow.

That means no regular person would ever be able to afford a house. Typical house is the Bay Area is about 1,000,000. This means I would need 5 million cash to be able to afford one.

better start saving then ;)

you're a fucking idiot.

Go Beyond Engineering Holy shit a 1,000,000 for a house??

Alegandro Tz shut your bitch ass up

it all depends how much you are into cars

You can be into cars and not go broke. I guess if you're the type of person who very concerned about self image or absolutely has to have the latest and greatest at any cost there's not much hope for you. Plenty of fun could be had in much more affordable cars like Miatas, Mustangs or even a used Corvette. If you want a luxury car go buy a gently used 4 year old BMW 5 series or something. They depreciate fast and will still be nice cars.

How did you manage to make 450k in savings after 6 years of working? And also, where did the 0.1*(net worth) = max price of the car came from?

> 10% or less of my net worth. That seems reasonable for economical safety. Also having a large sum at your bank account would earn you a good interest. You would be earning money, by having money.

Damn nice, what career are you in?

syam muddin USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA

Patrick Z Yes but building credit is also important. What do you think?

There are other cheaper ways to build credit score to that level. The cost of the interest paid for the 6-year car loan is vast vast higher than the cost of paying up front coupled with a credit-card way of building credit score. Better yet, wise rich people do NOT buy car on loans or buy upfront. They invest that upfront money, and the interest generated from the investment is what's used towards paying the monthly car payment. Ultimately, you didn't spend a single dime on that car - all that upfront money is still yours

Amith Varghese That's assuming you didn't lose money investing..

RelearnMath You don't need credit. Basically you build credit to build credit on other loans.

A perfect explanation - and I believe you are conservative as well.

Jonathan Gonzalez Stanford

Jose Lopez hahaha Thanks! Student loans gave me a good credit score

Nice! Yes you don't really need a degree to show that you know something. You are a perfect example.

To clarify I dropped out of the University not High School, i'd say the answer is creating real world applications. Proving to a potential employeer that you have exactly what it takes to work there. Find your market and then the best tools(Languages, Frameworks) used at that moment and learn them as quickly as possible. Stay up to date and keep creating applications you know potential employeers will be interested in. I sucked at math, I was so scared to start ML because everyone was talking about understanding linear algebra and calculus, but it really is just repetition. If i can do it, literally anybody can do it.

Tyke Pope That is a good idea!

Dude what's the website link

Wanted to reply to you personally. Great video. I am a Mechanical Engineer (grad 1989) AND a car nut. Over the course of my career, I have been able to buy 4 Corvettes, a Porsche Turbo, and 3 years ago, my first exotic car (Lamborghini Diablo Roadster) cash......and have $100k set aside for another exotic.....I hope your message gets through all the idiot commentors that Engineering is a great field....good luck in your career.

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Im planningto study engineering and how do you learn about investing(societies)?

+Chris Rudecki You have a good point.

I make only $9000 a year, being arthritic. That's what the government wants to pay me to do. Capitalism is an absolute failure, and communism and socialism have their faults, too, but at least they TRY hard to logically optimize an economy, whereas capitalism is just an insane free for all random chaos. Capitalism assumes everybody agrees on what is, on cause and effect, on whether one person can cause something positive to happen. People cannot even agree on whether the earth is flat or not (it is obviously an oblate spheroid) or whether evolution is true (it is) or the moonlandings were real (they were) or whether oil/coal/gas resources are finite or not (they are) or how serious Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) is (it is mankind's #1 survival issue) or whether slamming bullets through people's skulls at 700kph has any negative effect on the proteins in their bodies, or whether weighing 500kg is positive or negative for a human, etc Reality has taught me to be as nihilistic and justified to do ANYTHING at all because of the stupidity of people. There is no such thing even as "illegality" or "crime". People cannot even prove THAT.

Life is about enjoying what you do, not about what you earn or what you could have. The fuck just be happy with your life and stop thinking about super cars lol, who cares xD

A mechanical engineer does not work on cars dumbass😂 do your research