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$10,000 to spend guilt-free, what do you buy?
- Thread starter Blue Skies
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This. I had my eye on the 77 inch W9, LG's wallpaper TV. I want to wait to see what next year's model looks like, though.
I would buy a car. Never really needed one but after moving to a small village it's starting to feel like a necessity. 10,000 won't get me a very good car but something half-way decent should be possible if I buy a used one.
But why did you stipulate "guilt-free"? Am I supposed to feel ashamed if I buy something for 10,000? Unless I use it on prostitutes and drugs, I don't see the connection.
But why did you stipulate "guilt-free"? Am I supposed to feel ashamed if I buy something for 10,000? Unless I use it on prostitutes and drugs, I don't see the connection.
I would like to go to the CNN and say fuckem too but I think you'll need more that 10K for that.
An insane PC setup, with the works like multiple high framerate HDR monitors, Valve Index, and a comfy not broken chair.
White Ceramic Apple Watch Series 5
77" LG C9 OLED
Preorder PS5 and Xbox Two
Xbox Elite Controller v2
77" LG C9 OLED
Preorder PS5 and Xbox Two
Xbox Elite Controller v2
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Cause that's boring
instagrammable shit only.
well I'm sure some doiches takes pics of their Robinhood accounts
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I want to see what everyone's true consumerist desire is lol
Go solo backpacking in as many different countries as I can until I run out. Or cover myself in tattoos.
Studio gear. I'd get a decent bass guitar and lots of microphones. Anything leftover would go to soundproofing. I already have the PC, the interface, a nice keyboard workstation, tons of virtual instruments, and lots of guitar stuff.
That's about £8,130 so...
A fancy Canon camera so I can shoot a short film.
Shit-hot surround sound system.
Nicely holiday for me and the partner.
A sick guitar.
A fancy Canon camera so I can shoot a short film.
Shit-hot surround sound system.
Nicely holiday for me and the partner.
A sick guitar.
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A meme-ified way of saying stock
unless I misunderstood those memes lol
A used car, mine is 15 years old now. Or, a long vacation abroad, I have like 3 weeks of vacation time. Or, a decked out home gym because I need to get more exercise. Or, a tool shed so I could have the tools needed to make/fix more stuff. Or, maybe a pool or put it toward a pool in the backyard.
Much hookers.
I would put the $10,000 away for a future apartment downpayment
Well, I've always wanted a decked-out gaming PC, so that would likely be a priority. That, & and a Switch with a ton of games.
Hmm, so let's say that's about $2k on the PC and $1k on the Switch+games+accessories. The remaining $7k would just me going crazy supporting artists I guess. Doing a mix of finally buying stuff like a huge print+frame of this lovely artwork from Emily Willoughby:
To commissioning a bunch of my favorite artists on Twitter such as Gabriel N.U. and otherwise just buying a lot of art-related stuff I can't currently justify splurging on at all (like these cool triceratops coasters for instance) mainly to just support them more than anything and telling them to go nuts with whatever they like.
Alternatively, ever since like high school, I've really wanted to check out Utah's national parks. Namely, Bryce Canyon, but also stuff like Arches/Canyonlands/Zion while I'm in that general area. So yeah, spending like $2k or so on a trip to really enjoy all that for a bit would also be great.
Those are the main things that come to mind for me.
Hmm, so let's say that's about $2k on the PC and $1k on the Switch+games+accessories. The remaining $7k would just me going crazy supporting artists I guess. Doing a mix of finally buying stuff like a huge print+frame of this lovely artwork from Emily Willoughby:
To commissioning a bunch of my favorite artists on Twitter such as Gabriel N.U. and otherwise just buying a lot of art-related stuff I can't currently justify splurging on at all (like these cool triceratops coasters for instance) mainly to just support them more than anything and telling them to go nuts with whatever they like.
Alternatively, ever since like high school, I've really wanted to check out Utah's national parks. Namely, Bryce Canyon, but also stuff like Arches/Canyonlands/Zion while I'm in that general area. So yeah, spending like $2k or so on a trip to really enjoy all that for a bit would also be great.
Those are the main things that come to mind for me.
I'd build a decent computer. Then get myself a nice chair to sit in front of that computer. Would probably replace my TV, a 42' Sony 1080p model from 5 years ago is pretty suboptimal in 2019, and get an X1X to go along with it.
I wanted to get into streaming and podcasting for the longest time, so I might just but good starting equipment for that.
And I'll spend whatever is left after the above on a trip to Japan.
Yeah, I am debt-free, but I don't earn much, so I could actually use some play money.
I wanted to get into streaming and podcasting for the longest time, so I might just but good starting equipment for that.
And I'll spend whatever is left after the above on a trip to Japan.
Yeah, I am debt-free, but I don't earn much, so I could actually use some play money.
A new car, possibly a nice holiday for my family and I, a new laptop, a Switch and possibly an Xbox One, a new phone as my screen is smashed up. And I'd make I has enough at the end to treat my wife to a few weekends away and a spa treatment weekend.
Ignoring responsible things like saving it, I'd buy a car, and probably also a nice custom guitar.
