I had our patrons make a list of things that they might buy if they had unlimited money.

One of some of the luxury goods.

Now, Sarita said, I purchased a Louis Vuitton bag four years ago and regretted it as

soon as I walked out of the store.

I bought it because that's what everyone had.

I knew I didn't have the money to buy it.

I stupidly charged it to a credit card, but keeping up with the Joneses or their card

dashy ends was my priority.

I only used it for a year and then hit it and it claws it.

Instead of getting rid of it, I justified keeping it by telling myself I paid a lot for it

and so I'll probably use it someday.

The lies we tell ourselves to hold on to things.

It's interesting.

I came across this video.

I sent it to Jordan because I know he's like getting into watches lately.

This veteran, he was at Antichrocho and he was getting in a appraisal on his watch.

He's telling the story of this watch that he has.

It was a Rolex and he was like, yeah, I bought this back in 1974 and he's like, I was a

scuba diver and I knew that Rolex has made really good scuba diving watches.

I went on my way.

I spent whatever he had in savings to buy this Rolex and then once he had it, he was like,

man, I can't take this scuba diving.

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