A speaker explains their buying rule: only purchase what you genuinely value. They'd spend five grand on a jacket if it was the best in the world, but won't waste money on things that don't matter to them. They've never bought a sports car until now.
Like, there was one jacket there that was five grand. If I really, really like the jacket, like, I'm talking, like, this is the best jacket in the world, I would do that. But if there's any hesitation, I'm like, it's a really nice jacket, but I don't know if it's really worth that much money, then I would say no. So it depends on, like, how much I like it. I'll be the cheapest dude in the world on some things if I. If I don't find any value, but I'll spend a bunch of money on something else if I. If I think it's valuable. That's why I've never really bought a sports car till now.
