Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Luxury Vehicles and Happiness" video.

Yes, but their culture is all about putting on a face. In fact, to "put on a face" is a Chinese expression that Americans picked up. China is the world's largest consumer of luxury goods for this reason. And the world's largest producer and consumer of fake luxury items too. To include boxed wine put in wine bottles from vintage wine sellers in and sold full price.
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There's another channel run by a guy who runs a luxury car rental place and he's full of stories about what happens when people drive luxury cars. Hint: It involves a lot of tire burnouts, a lot of scams, and a lot bad money decisions.
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Accepting efficient markets also means accepting you don't need riches, anyway.
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It's as scarce as we want it to be.
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He can afford to hire a limo and he owns a jet, it's not like he needs to show off how rich he is with a sports car.
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@perolito83 he doesn't need all that, again he has employees that can simply hire a limo when he flies in, and you only need one yacht. Bezos spent his money on a trip to space.
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@perolito83 Yeah, I assumed you just pulled that out your butt like a lot of people do. Do you know for a fact he collects classic/rare cars or do you simply suppose that to be true?
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@perolito83 true, but I'm lazy. And yeah, googling that does show he has a taste for cars. But don't stereotype that kind of behavior on all rich people, especially the ones in businesses where you need to have money in order to make money.
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