Hello, whinabers my name is Jesse Meekham and this is podcast number 239 for Wineb.

Where we teach you four rules to help you stop living paycheck to paycheck,

get out of debt and save more money.

Little interesting experience, just two minutes. I don't know exactly what I want to learn from this, but it struck me so I wanted to share.

I had to take my car in to those tire pressure gauges.

They're never right and mine was wrong.

It was saying there was a problem.

There wasn't.

So took the car in and they gave me a loner car.

And those sneaky devils gave me this car that's like a light year ahead of mine all

souped up sound system bigger engine faster like I took it from zero to 60, probably 50 times for no good reason except just to feel it.

And took it around tight corners and really just enjoyed the heck out of it.

It was a different color, different interior, it was like all

these upgrades, and they're sneaky. Because the next time I buy a car I'm going to go there

and say, well gosh, remember that experience. But this was the interesting thing. I was kind of missing my car, you know,

mine's white, different interior, and pretty much the same exact car, same model, except mine's a little lighter on the

accelerator. But despite the fact that mine was a step down, I missed it. I missed my car and it struck me, and it's only been 24 hours, it

struck me that I had this kind of affinity for this object.

I wonder now just what that might mean for thinking through your finances and what you're attached to not

rationally because that response did not feel rational to me a car like you get from

A to B come on you know same exact different color, a little more upgrades, but still, it

is this exact same experience, essentially, and I'm missing mine, you know, like it's a child or something. That was strange. So I have this

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