Christian

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Good question.

Good question.

Good question.

Hey, Christian.

Hey, Christian.

Hey, Christian.

So I've been a long time, uh, social media watcher never, uh, called in. Um, so I'm 25 from Boston. Uh, I'll give you a little background before I guess I get to my question. I'm 25. I have no debt at all. Um, my net worth, I guess, with investments in cash sits around 133, depending on how the market is. Um, and last year I took around 125,000 home.

So I've been a long time, uh, social media watcher never, uh, called in. Um, so I'm 25 from Boston. Uh, I'll give you a little background before I guess I get to my question. I'm 25. I have no debt at all. Um, my net worth, I guess, with investments in cash sits around 133, depending on how the market is. Um, and last year I took around 125,000 home.

So I've been a long time, uh, social media watcher never, uh, called in. Um, so I'm 25 from Boston. Uh, I'll give you a little background before I guess I get to my question. I'm 25. I have no debt at all. Um, my net worth, I guess, with investments in cash sits around 133, depending on how the market is. Um, and last year I took around 125,000 home.

And I want to buy a watch, a luxury watch, a Tudor. It will range probably with tax around $5,000 to $6,000. I already have a Rolex, and so I guess my question is, with my finances, no debt, nothing, what is an appropriate amount of money to spend on a luxury watch? And if so, does this make sense for me as a want, not necessarily need to spend this amount of money on a watch?

And I want to buy a watch, a luxury watch, a Tudor. It will range probably with tax around $5,000 to $6,000. I already have a Rolex, and so I guess my question is, with my finances, no debt, nothing, what is an appropriate amount of money to spend on a luxury watch? And if so, does this make sense for me as a want, not necessarily need to spend this amount of money on a watch?

And I want to buy a watch, a luxury watch, a Tudor. It will range probably with tax around $5,000 to $6,000. I already have a Rolex, and so I guess my question is, with my finances, no debt, nothing, what is an appropriate amount of money to spend on a luxury watch? And if so, does this make sense for me as a want, not necessarily need to spend this amount of money on a watch?

Yeah, and then I have, obviously, 401K, my Roth, and then my other standard investment account.

Yeah, and then I have, obviously, 401K, my Roth, and then my other standard investment account.

Yeah, and then I have, obviously, 401K, my Roth, and then my other standard investment account.

I don't know. I kind of appreciate, I guess, the craftsmanship. It's a nice watch. It looks cool. It doesn't do anything different than my phone flipping it over. It's more or less just kind of like a want. It's not like I'm buying it for some sort of you know, to commemorate something. You know, I turned 26 this month. Like, if you really want to call it, I'm buying it for something.

I don't know. I kind of appreciate, I guess, the craftsmanship. It's a nice watch. It looks cool. It doesn't do anything different than my phone flipping it over. It's more or less just kind of like a want. It's not like I'm buying it for some sort of you know, to commemorate something. You know, I turned 26 this month. Like, if you really want to call it, I'm buying it for something.

I don't know. I kind of appreciate, I guess, the craftsmanship. It's a nice watch. It looks cool. It doesn't do anything different than my phone flipping it over. It's more or less just kind of like a want. It's not like I'm buying it for some sort of you know, to commemorate something. You know, I turned 26 this month. Like, if you really want to call it, I'm buying it for something.

I'm getting kicked off my parents' life insurance. Like, that's what I'm buying.