Just wondering anyone buying the Model Y in cash, like no loans, just straight up buying it as one payment?
My parents just buy tons of things in cash, they never borrow money. They run a family business and they sell steel shot to bunch of big name hunting companies like Winchester, Remington, Heavy Shot. If anyone does bird hunting and buys shot gun shells, its very likely my parents product is in there. I work for them but do some paperwork and stuff. The only thing I got involved in on my own was profiting off arcades tickets.
It's lucrative as a side job that's fun, it's like going to the casino and knowing you will make money b/c every time you go you never lost. But it will be very hard to make $50k year. I did numbers and realized I could theoretically make $50-55k year playing at this one arcade if I went 5 days week, 4-6 hours each day. Mainly reselling Nintendo Switches b/c the demand is high and people are willing to pay near retail for it. But I got tons of heat from two managers, one store lowered ticket payout, and another manager banned me from his store. One store hasn't done anything to me yet, they allowed me to continue playing and another store still lets me redeem prizes, even though I was threatened by that other manager I was "banned from corporate", but it doesn't seem so, it seem he just lied b/c I still got my prizes.
But I also realize there could be obstacles trying to make $50k year off an arcade in prizes. Like they maybe they will not have enough prizes to cover my $50k worth of arcade tickets, the managers are going to hate me and ban me, or they just lower ticket payout, or take the game away. But so far, the worst that has happened to me was lies of being banned or ticket payout lowered / game harder. But this could have been one way I could have bought a Tesla all in cash if I really went hard on this arcade and I truly had $50k in cold hard cash from many craigslist sales.
If anyone is okay disclosing their financial situation on how they buy any Tesla, or a Model Y, I'd like to hear your story.
Like how much money do you make a day if you just drop $60k on a new car, and is it something you do often or sometimes or yearly? And how do you decide to get the entry level or performance model, how does that money difference deter you from getting the least or most expensive model?
Maybe not post your exact money in your bank account? But maybe you can just say, do you work for a company or do you own your own business? Can anyone working for a company, as an employee, afford to buy a Tesla straight up cash? Or is it better to run your own business?
I know the director of marketing for Xbox owns a Tesla Model 3 performance. I assume this guy is an example of someone who is an employee who makes good money b/c he is an executive.
I just wanna get a survey of like what kind of career people have to buy a Tesla all on their own. Are you an executive, office manager, doctor, a normal employee, own your own business?
My parents just buy tons of things in cash, they never borrow money. They run a family business and they sell steel shot to bunch of big name hunting companies like Winchester, Remington, Heavy Shot. If anyone does bird hunting and buys shot gun shells, its very likely my parents product is in there. I work for them but do some paperwork and stuff. The only thing I got involved in on my own was profiting off arcades tickets.
It's lucrative as a side job that's fun, it's like going to the casino and knowing you will make money b/c every time you go you never lost. But it will be very hard to make $50k year. I did numbers and realized I could theoretically make $50-55k year playing at this one arcade if I went 5 days week, 4-6 hours each day. Mainly reselling Nintendo Switches b/c the demand is high and people are willing to pay near retail for it. But I got tons of heat from two managers, one store lowered ticket payout, and another manager banned me from his store. One store hasn't done anything to me yet, they allowed me to continue playing and another store still lets me redeem prizes, even though I was threatened by that other manager I was "banned from corporate", but it doesn't seem so, it seem he just lied b/c I still got my prizes.
But I also realize there could be obstacles trying to make $50k year off an arcade in prizes. Like they maybe they will not have enough prizes to cover my $50k worth of arcade tickets, the managers are going to hate me and ban me, or they just lower ticket payout, or take the game away. But so far, the worst that has happened to me was lies of being banned or ticket payout lowered / game harder. But this could have been one way I could have bought a Tesla all in cash if I really went hard on this arcade and I truly had $50k in cold hard cash from many craigslist sales.
If anyone is okay disclosing their financial situation on how they buy any Tesla, or a Model Y, I'd like to hear your story.
Like how much money do you make a day if you just drop $60k on a new car, and is it something you do often or sometimes or yearly? And how do you decide to get the entry level or performance model, how does that money difference deter you from getting the least or most expensive model?
Maybe not post your exact money in your bank account? But maybe you can just say, do you work for a company or do you own your own business? Can anyone working for a company, as an employee, afford to buy a Tesla straight up cash? Or is it better to run your own business?
I know the director of marketing for Xbox owns a Tesla Model 3 performance. I assume this guy is an example of someone who is an employee who makes good money b/c he is an executive.
I just wanna get a survey of like what kind of career people have to buy a Tesla all on their own. Are you an executive, office manager, doctor, a normal employee, own your own business?
