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Rude.... :/
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Guys come on... Just wanted to know something doesn't mean u have to be an ass...
How many times do you have to ask how much money you can make before you are satisfied with the answer? I can't believe that you don't get why you are getting this reaction.
I just wanted to know sheesh. If you dont want to answer my q then dont. I'm not forcing you to and I can ask whatever I want and as many times as I want cuz I can. Not trying to be rude like some people.
The real question is can the doctor afford these cars?
Just stating the truth brother. The ones always talking big money, big cars, big houses always end up poor lol
The world is just one big wall of irony
There is a difference between, "Can I buy this?" and "Can I afford this?"
Who knows. There are so many outside factors that play into this. This is impossible to answer, as it is entirely on a person-by-person basis.
Who knows. There are so many outside factors that play into this. This is impossible to answer, as it is entirely on a person-by-person basis.
Finish high school first.
DoctaM3 doesn't keep the cars he buys. Notice that whenever he gets a new car delivered, he doesn't post videos of the previous car. Also, do you know for a fact he's a general physician? He may be a specialist, he could be making 300K-500K.
I mean, it's pretty safe to spend 20% of monthly income after taxes on a car note. Even a dentist with 100k/year salary after taxes can afford $1,000/month on a car note. And that's being "frugal". If you place a higher priority on cars, paying up to $5000/month on a car may be acceptable for some people.
I mean, it's pretty safe to spend 20% of monthly income after taxes on a car note. Even a dentist with 100k/year salary after taxes can afford $1,000/month on a car note. And that's being "frugal". If you place a higher priority on cars, paying up to $5000/month on a car may be acceptable for some people.
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Another is toofdocta on instagram. I have spoken with him in person. He said he has around $1,000,000 of total debt (school, house, business, etc) but dentistry allows him to live that lifestyle... Has a $500k car.
Heck hook me up with a decent car, a decent house and let me travel and I will be very very happy.
Heck hook me up with a decent car, a decent house and let me travel and I will be very very happy.
OP: Yes.
So much win.
So much win.
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While you can try to figure out what Cody (aka Doctam3) does, the reality of the situation is that a surgeon could make enough, but so could a lot of other professionals. I've worked in Customer Service for 15 years, and you would be surprised how often someone who makes $30000 a month or a lot more would walk in my store. And with that amount of income, sure you could have a lot of overhead, wife, 5 kids, 3 mortgages and debt, if you don't have those, then you have plenty of money for cars. Especially if that's what you are in to. He's in his late 30s, and he hangs out with known app developers, so my guess is that he made an app and hit it big.
All those accolades doesn't necessarily equate to a financial success by default. Doesn't hurt though.
Sounds like a bunch of jibber-jabber. What's really important is what is the color of his 458? Rosso Corsa or Rossa Scuderia. 🙂
Pssshh. He has a Honda Civic compared to me. I have a 916, slr, and I'm waiting for my Chiron to get delivered. My daily driver is a p100d. I have two actually. Because waiting for full charge is for peasants.
