For some reason I am slightly annoyed when people used terms like "short money", "tall money", "all the money: etc for describing car prices. What happened to saying "thats a good deal" or "overpriced", etc?
For some reason I am slightly annoyed when people used terms like "short money", "tall money", "all the money: etc for describing car prices. What happened to saying "thats a good deal" or "overpriced", etc?
Because those cars aren't really "cars", they are commodities in an investment game. A game that involves assumptions of every increasing values of certain cars. Most of the values and increase in values of course are a form self fulfilling prophesies, but it's worked out so far.
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