Serowbot wrote on 10/17/16 at 09:27:22:

I was at a Goodwill thrift shop about a month ago,.. and a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow was parked in the lot... "

I am Puzzled  Bot.

What does, someone with a expensive car,
Who, is   BUYING, and  PAYING, for Something.

Have to do with,

Someone, with a expensive car,
 TAKING, something, for  FREE,
(something you and I have Paid for)

Or, Maybe, that RR  belonged to the CEO, of ‘goodwill’,
who may have been visiting.
Who makes  $750.000.00  a Year.

(Gee, wonder if he gets, FREE Food)

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Yeah, an '80s vintage, expensive, BRITISH car. Maybe the guy was just sick of trying to keep it running, and was there to donate it.  Cut his losses, take the tax deduction and buy something dependable.

LostArtist wrote on 10/17/16 at 13:22:55:


Are we really going to argue semantics? I don't drive a new car because I can't afford the car, insurance, and taxes associated with it. The theme of my post remains constant. Life ain't fair.


--Steve

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Just because I feel like being contrary - and because I enjoy a good semantic argument.

Doubling the PRICE of the car does not necessarily double the VALUE of the car.

VALUE, I think, is in the eye of the beholder.

Sorry. I'm gonna leave now