Originally Posted by
Assassin
Now answer me this. What does saying that you're 21 with 401k and a career have to do with this thread? Because if that's the case I have everything you have the only difference is I'm 25. The baby got burned and never touched the burner again. You got caught and you'll never street race again. Sound pretty relative to me. If a few hundred dollars was the only price you paid, then that's cool. Would you be feeling any different had you lost your car completely? probably not. Maybe you'd be a bit more pissed but I'm sure the outcome would be the same. Which is, no more street racing. If somehow getting caught brought you to the decision to get a job with 401k, odd but hey I stand corrected. In no way, shape, or form am I trying to change your opinion. I just specifically stated mine. How you chose to view that opinion was solely up to you. I saw your post as being pretty much cliche. In the end, you weren't one of the guys that lost their car permanently and you learned not to make that mistake again.
THE INTERNET IS SERIOUS FUCKING BUSINESS!! See those capslocked words? Be afraid. lol.
Normally, I'd say yeah you can't define someone by posts on the web, but hell we're all local. What you say on here can be brought up in a personal meet you know? Therefore my true personality exists on this site as well as in person. I'm pretty much cool with everyone here. I just like to debate from time to time and post an opinion.
if you saw the post cliche,then thats on you.Like I stated before,im not going to convince anyone of anything,because pretty much all that matters is what I learned and achieved out of the whole ordeal.But change can come in many different forms and varieties.for some people it takes a lot of shit,for others,just one small incident.The 401k and etc. doesnt directly deal with the thread,but it pertains to where I was at,and where I am,since the incident,so I (IMO) feel that it has a small bit of relevancy to my post.
its all good though,all in all,lesson learned.