Casey Liss

So the Taycan, the e-tron, both off the table.

And I'm back thinking about the M50, and I'm driving away from that test drive, and I'm thinking to myself, this is a phenomenal car that is not cheap, but it's like half off MSRP for a two- or three-year-old car.

I could afford it, but...

rather than dropping something like 15 or 20 grand on a car that I don't need.

What if I just took the family on a vacation or two or three or four instead with that money?

And that's where I'm currently leaning.

And I'm pretty sure that is my final answer.

But with me, you never know.

I'll concede, but I don't need a new car right now.

New to me car right now.

My car is in great shape.

As far as I'm aware, as I knock on wood, uh,

I just, I can't get around, I'm solving a problem that I don't have just because I'm being me.

And I think my final answer, play this back to me in like a week when I end up driving one home, but I think my final answer is it's just not something I need and it's just not worth it.

Like I'd rather do other stuff with that money rather than, or well, I mean-

Whether I finance or whatever, I think of it as having that money, right?

And so I don't think of that as a useful use of money.

And I think I'd be much better off doing things with the family than getting a car I don't need.

It is.

You're right.