Chapter
Discussing Teenage Preferences and Car Ownership
04:20 - 07:57 (03:36)
The speaker talks about how their teenage preferences and experiences influenced their current views on material possessions such as cars, which they consider to be a poor investment.
Clips
Sam Parr talks about renting a five million dollar single family home in Brooklyn for 8-10K a month, while doubling his budget since he stayed in St. Louis with family for a month.
04:20 - 05:25 (01:04)
Summary
Sam Parr talks about renting a five million dollar single family home in Brooklyn for 8-10K a month, while doubling his budget since he stayed in St. Louis with family for a month.
ChapterDiscussing Teenage Preferences and Car Ownership
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The speaker mentions their dislike for cars and questions the purpose of sitting on a porch if one is not a smoker.
05:25 - 06:52 (01:27)
Summary
The speaker mentions their dislike for cars and questions the purpose of sitting on a porch if one is not a smoker. They also acknowledge that people enjoy hearing opinions that may be considered controversial.
ChapterDiscussing Teenage Preferences and Car Ownership
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The speaker discusses his experience owning a nice car, and how he eventually decided that the stress of maintaining it wasn't worth it.
06:52 - 07:57 (01:04)
Summary
The speaker discusses his experience owning a nice car, and how he eventually decided that the stress of maintaining it wasn't worth it. He goes on to talk about buying a new car from a dealership, which he refers to as the "ultimate sucker move".