text: I'm not saying don't buy a car, Like I mean don't buy the most expensive car ever cause like that's just herendous. Like just buy something that's nice and cheap like maybe a Nissian not a Ferrari. Imagine if you run out of money what are you going to do ask people to help, Your going to have that fancy car, and be like "oh what will i do". You will realize that you messed, and that when you were being all selfish and greedy, nobody will care to help you. It's like all these other regular people who use there money wisley and not be selfish. The car is nearly at it's end cause soon there will be no more gas, what will you do. It's at the time where you make your own desisions, and think about do I really want to spend my money on a car, or do I want to be smart and ride the bus, or a bike and save my money and help the enviorment.                    When people ask for advice, they sometimes talk to more than one person. They believe that receiving more input on an opinion is very helpful. They're not wrong for having those thoughts; in fact, getting ideas from multiple people is a smart action that can help in a myriad of ways when trying to make a better decision. This is because more input can foster better accuracy, give the questioner more options to choose from, and can offer some ethics on different opinions.