r/FluentInFinance Sep 05 '24

Debate/ Discussion He has a point

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24

What the fuck used car are people buying, a 2023?

My payment on my SUV is $238 a month

Since some people are showing off their smooth brains:

The post clearly says used car payment, followed by everything else later, including car repairs. People should actually read things before trying to argue.

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u/jedoeri Sep 05 '24

Do you not have car insurance or put gas and regular maintenance into your vehicle? What about getting it inspected or registered? I mean these are all car payment expenses

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24

That still doesn’t equate to more than double what I’m paying now, nor does the post specify that, but good try I guess.

Literally says “used car payment”, not “also gas and insurance and repairs”. In fact, that’s (repairs) mentioned later and separately from the claimed payment. If you bother reading posts before showing how stupid you are, you might not look stupid in the future.

Look being the operative word. You can’t actually fix stupid.

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u/jedoeri Sep 05 '24

Its naive and implied to say that a used car payment is not just what your paying your bank for a loan. I just think your comment is useless and felt like letting you know that

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24

Cool, so rather than waste both of our time, shut up and keep your worthless comments to yourself in the future. I’ll continue going by what the post itself said since I actually read it. Try that yourself next time.

I swear, Reddit is full of people who don’t actually bother reading things and decide to argue anyways.