The Bad The Loud And The Proud
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The Bad, The Loud, And The Proud
Article Summary
There's something amusing about seeing a clunky old car, rusted and dirty, blasting music with top-notch speakers. It really highlights where some people's priorities lie. Many young folks would rather invest in booming subwoofers and high-end speakers than in a nicer car.
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I can't help but smile when I see an old, worn-out car with its speakers booming loudly. It's a clear sign of where some people choose to invest their money. It seems the younger generation often prefers powerful subwoofers and state-of-the-art stereo systems over owning a car in good condition.
To illustrate, if the average 17-year-old, typically male, had a budget of $1,000 for a vehicle, they might spend $300 on the car itself and $700 on the sound system. It's wild!
"Hey, check out this stereo! The sound is incredible," you might hear them say. Sure, that's great, but what about the car with just three wheels? For more mature individuals, prioritizing sound over the vehicle itself would seem ridiculous. How cool do they think they look driving down the street in dilapidated cars, hats backward, undershirts on, with music blaring louder than anyone outside can bear? It's clear they feel quite confident.
Exhaust systems are another matter. Imagine a $300 car with an $800 exhaust. Sometimes they don't even get the full exhaust?"just a booming muffler. It’s likely just so they can justify loud music. "Gotta hear the tunes over the car, man." It's quite a situation. These kids save up for these upgrades, seriously. In the end, they may end up with $1,800 invested in a car worth only $300. The resale value? Practically nonexistent. They drive it until it dies and start all over. How disappointed will they be when they realize it’s a losing investment? Poor kids...
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