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To: Amy J who wrote (49753)2/16/1999 6:46:00 AM
From: Bruce A. Thompson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1572940
 
AMD Europe: $18.23 (EOM)



To: Amy J who wrote (49753)2/16/1999 11:21:00 PM
From: Ali Chen  Respond to of 1572940
 
Amy, I sincerely appreciate your lecturing on
millionaire Paul lifestyle. Tremendous wealth,
junk used car, 330k for a shovel, ...I see...
Ordinary technical people in Texas rather prefer
three times size, quality, and fine heighbourhood,
for half of that price. And a new car.

BTW, your excitement about "a NY Times Best Seller book"
seems to be quite premature. Look at your citations:

<"there is an inverse relationship between the
time spent purchasing luxury items such as cars">
Time spent? What a nonsense! People go and just
buy luxury cars - no dealers rebates to shop for,
no discounts and 0.9% financing... These guys are
definitely out of mind...

"they tend to not trade wealth for acquiring high-status material possessions." Does not fit my pal Pal quite well:
5k for a router, 5k for a now-absolete 200MHz
Sony notebook to play solitaire and pac-man with
his under-aged kid... I think he could even
buy Pentium-III if he could afford to
sell a dozen of Intel shares...

"many people who have high-status artifacts, such as expensive cars, have little wealth."
These guys definitely meant cars other than Toyota
(Bentley Azur, Ferraris, Porsches at least). You are
simply confused...

Thank you again, and have a nice evening.
- Ali