Frank Fusco
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some of you are the biggest hippocrits Ive ever met.
noone here thinks any less of someone who spends 250 dollars on a dovetail saw, or 4 grand on a huge lathe they might only use 15 times a year.
But someone who likes fancy cars for their own pleasure, and someone who has worked their entire life feels like they are entitled, or have some sense of power? Give me a break.
I drove my hummers for 6 years and never cared what someone else thought.
I drove it for my own selfish pleasure. I started working at 5 y/o, and worked myself nearly to death, now a cripple and spiraling downward with a neuro muscular disease, and because I chose a luxury car that I worked for, Im entitled? or a showoff? Or it gives me a sense of power?
Horsecookies.
I derive the same pleasure all of you get when you start up that expensive lathe or take out your 150 dollar chisels or dovetail saw.
If I had a nickel for every moron driver Ive experienced in a honda or toyota, I could solve the nations debt crisis.
I see things so differently, maybe this place isnt for me.
sorry bout the rant.
Allen, please don't take anything personally. We are having fun with this thread. There are all kinds and we all have our perceptions of what is happening in the world.
Personally, I believe there are certain personality types who drive black Esclades. They seem to think they have special privileges. OTOH, I have a relative (by marriage) who drives expensive Audi's and Mercedes. He truly believes the world revolves around him and everyone (meaning the general public) is impressed when he drives those expensive car around town. When he parks in a big parking lot he takes three spaces all for himself. In his mind he is "entitled". In some ways, a very nice guy, but in others he is a sicko.
You are right, there are a lot of jerk drivers in every type of vehicle.
Ease up, have some fun with us.