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Shamelessman01:
Se mojo charity

Since Christmas is here I decided to share this.
A friend of mine bought a shirt of 30k and sneakers for 65k 3 years ago and I made fun of him for being careless with spending. The shirt and sneaks got him lots of prestige and girls tho. Only for us to go for an occasion yesterday and I saw him wear this same shirt and sneakers and they still look like new and me that was abusing him have bought thousands of clothes worth more than that in the past three years. [b]It's now I discovered most of this expensive stuff we buy pays more in the long run. My room is littered with clothes but no good to wear. [/b]What do you think about this guys?

lazkizz:
Dats y.... Guru maraji says the more u see, the less you Understand.

uncleck:
the bolded...

It's all in your head. Let me explain. If you have an expensive SUV, say G-wagon, and a regular sedan, say Toyota Camry, which one will you use more frequently? If bought at the same time, after about three years, you'll notice that the mileage on the cheap car is five times higher than the one on the exotic cat. But why?

Maintaining exotic car is very expensive. So you'll be careful not to subject it to abuse. But maintaining your small car is cheap; if worst comes to worst you change the engine or even buy new small ride. So every movement on bad roads, odd hours etc, the small car comes handy and in less than no time, the car parks up and you say the exotic one is more durable. Lie.

When you buy expensive clothes, you reverence them. You can stay a whole year without washing it. You only use it occasionally. And you're very careful whenever you wear it. You might even refuse to offer help to someone because you don't want a stain on your expensive clothe. But the same cannot be said of a cheap clothe that you dip inside detergent almost every week and press with hot iron because of frequent use.

Expensive things last, not because they are more durable, but because more value is attached to them so they are used less frequently and taken care of more

Shamelessman01:
I am a hypocrite, I don't live to enjoy life at all! Fvck you all.
I can't believe this girl broke my heart this bad!!! Oh why?

Deffjam:
Real talk!
i recently bought 3 shoes.
1 addidas(3k) and 2 nike slides(2.5 each). I regretted buying it. I discovered that i bought fake!! The addidas has broken into two picies why d nike is nothing to write home about.

my friend bought the original slide online for 15k last 2yrs and he still dae wear am oo. I made vow to start buying original stuffs.

aderoju3921:
:Dats y.... Guru maraji says the more u see, the less you Understand. Se mojo charityMy brother the more I dey mature life just become more mysterious to me walahi.

uncleck:
the bolded...

It's all in your head. Let me explain. If you have an expensive SUV, say G-wagon, and a regular sedan, say Toyota Camry, which one will you use more frequently? If bought at the same time, after about three years, you'll notice that the mileage on the cheap car is five times higher than the one on the exotic cat. But why?

Maintaining exotic car is very expensive. So you'll be careful not to subject it to abuse. But maintaining your small car is cheap; if worst comes to worst you change the engine or even buy new small ride. So every movement on bad roads, odd hours etc, the small car comes handy and in less than no time, the car parks up and you say the exotic one is more durable. Lie.

When you buy expensive clothes, you reverence them. You can stay a whole year without washing it. You only use it occasionally. And you're very careful whenever you wear it. You might even refuse to offer help to someone because you don't want a stain on your expensive clothe. But the same cannot be said of a cheap clothe that you dip inside detergent almost every week and press with hot iron because of frequent use.

Expensive things last, not because they are more durable, but because more value is attached to them so they are used less frequently and taken care of more

Shamelessman01:
Se mojo charity

Since Christmas is here I decided to share this.
A friend of mine bought a shirt of 30k and sneakers for 65k 3 years ago and I made fun of him for being careless with spending. The shirt and sneaks got him lots of prestige and girls tho. Only for us to go for an occasion yesterday and I saw him wear this same shirt and sneakers and they still look like new and me that was abusing him have bought thousands of clothes worth more than that in the past three years. It's now I discovered most of this expensive stuff we buy pays more in the long run. My room is littered with clothes but no good to wear. What do you think about this guys?

Bonjovi13:
Oga carry one okrika shirt and one original vintage Versace put am for washing machine then let them dry. You go know say no be by usage na quality.

uncleck:
the bolded...

It's all in your head. Let me explain. If you have an expensive SUV, say G-wagon, and a regular sedan, say Toyota Camry, which one will you use more frequently? If bought at the same time, after about three years, you'll notice that the mileage on the cheap car is five times higher than the one on the exotic cat. But why?

Maintaining exotic car is very expensive. So you'll be careful not to subject it to abuse. But maintaining your small car is cheap; if worst comes to worst you change the engine or even buy new small ride. So every movement on bad roads, odd hours etc, the small car comes handy and in less than no time, the car parks up and you say the exotic one is more durable. Lie.

When you buy expensive clothes, you reverence them. You can stay a whole year without washing it. You only use it occasionally. And you're very careful whenever you wear it. You might even refuse to offer help to someone because you don't want a stain on your expensive clothe. But the same cannot be said of a cheap clothe that you dip inside detergent almost every week and press with hot iron because of frequent use.

Expensive things last, not because they are more durable, but because more value is attached to them so they are used less frequently and taken care of more

Casper21:
Like my mum always say, ''expensive things are always cheap and cheap things are always expensive" only the intelligent ones will understand

uncleck:
the bolded...

It's all in your head. Let me explain. If you have an expensive SUV, say G-wagon, and a regular sedan, say Toyota Camry, which one will you use more frequently? If bought at the same time, after about three years, you'll notice that the mileage on the cheap car is five times higher than the one on the exotic cat. But why?

Maintaining exotic car is very expensive. So you'll be careful not to subject it to abuse. But maintaining your small car is cheap; if worst comes to worst you change the engine or even buy new small ride. So every movement on bad roads, odd hours etc, the small car comes handy and in less than no time, the car parks up and you say the exotic one is more durable. Lie.

When you buy expensive clothes, you reverence them. You can stay a whole year without washing it. You only use it occasionally. And you're very careful whenever you wear it. You might even refuse to offer help to someone because you don't want a stain on your expensive clothe. But the same cannot be said of a cheap clothe that you dip inside detergent almost every week and press with hot iron because of frequent use.

Expensive things last, not because they are more durable, but because more value is attached to them so they are used less frequently and taken care of more

Shamelessman01:
Se mojo charity

Since Christmas is here I decided to share this.
A friend of mine bought a shirt of 30k and sneakers for 65k 3 years ago and I made fun of him for being careless with spending. The shirt and sneaks got him lots of prestige and girls tho. Only for us to go for an occasion yesterday and I saw him wear this same shirt and sneakers and they still look like new and me that was abusing him have bought thousands of clothes worth more than that in the past three years. It's now I discovered most of this expensive stuff we buy pays more in the long run. My room is littered with clothes but no good to wear. What do you think about this guys?

stanliwise:
Don’t crave expensive things. Crave quality things Expensive things are not necessarily quality things. Cheers

uncleck:
don't forget that okirika is second hand dress. Some of them were also designer wears