I live in Wisconsin. I don't work from home. I make good money from my job to make cars. I have had a slight reduce in my earning. I have a 2019 Toyota Tundra. I had driver's license when I was at high school. I prefer Toyota over Jeep.
Just this past week I got a job cleaning gutters. I'm very busy with my new job.  I ride a motorcycle, but it s not a harley.  I need a spacious car for my job. My job is handy. I have a cousin. I enjoy camping and driving motorcycle.
Last day I had a meeting with a customer. He came with his Harley Davidson motorcycle. It was a cool and not much old one. While talking, he addressed that he is going to move to another country and he is about to buy a lot of things which he will miss a lot. I just tried my chance and asked if he is going to sell the motorcycle. Surprisingly, He accepted my offer! Although the price was still tough for me, but I thought I may not have this opportunity for a long time ahead. So I did it and now we can seriously think about joining one of those clubs around you. That is awesome! Though they are not cheap, those bikes last just about forever. When is it yours? Now! Are you around for a ride this weekend? For sure. The weather looks great. Do you want to meet at your place or mine? Let's meet at your place so I can have a little extra ride. Maybe you could look it over when I get there to see if there's anything I need to do to it? Absolutely. I assume you already bought a helmet for it? Yes. I don't want to split my head like a watermelon. Have you ever flown off your bike? Fortunately, I haven't. I've had my share of scares, but I've been lucky so far. I took that motorcycle class the state runs. I feel pretty confident. But not too confident, because so many drivers are idiots. Yes, half of the battle is driving defensively and keeping an eye on what other people are doing. I always get a little nervous still on the highway. For me it's intersections. It's like motorcycles are invisible or something. Yeah, people turning right on a red never seem to pay attention to what is going on.