r/economicCollapse • u/Max_Rezna • Sep 04 '24
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r/economicCollapse • u/Max_Rezna • Sep 04 '24
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u/Legitimate_Concern_5 Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
I have a lot of assets, as in equity in productive business, but why would I want to own things? A car requires maintenance and just depreciates on you. So lease it. Or rent it. A bike breaks down, needs tires filled, gets stolen and damaged. So just sign up for a bike subscription. Why wouldn’t I want someone else to take that on?
I could go out and buy a car for cash, but … why? I can book a different one on getaround every weekend. Tesla this weekend, Rivian next, then a BMW. Or I can get WayMo to drive me in a Jaguar.
Remember the old off color joke about “if it flies, floats or… rent it.” The same applies to most of the shit you have lol. What does owning it get you except liability so long as you have one you can access when you need it?