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ABM · 31 May 2019, 01:14 AM

True story: In 2014 I traded an in Omega Seamaster for a D-Series 16710 Pepsi (with B + P), and between the trade-in value and the cash that I brought with me, I was $200 short (total came to $5500). So I put the balance on the credit card. When my wife saw the amount come through on the bill she was appalled at how much I spent on the watch, and told me the next time I want to spend that large amount of money on a watch, we will need to have a serious conversation ahead of time. I assured her that I will definitely do that, and she was relieved that I would not do something like this again before giving her the opportunity to talk me out of it.

31 May 2019, 01:14 AM	#7
ABM 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: May 2014 Real Name: Arthur Location: SoCal Watch: Rolex 16710 Pepsi Posts: 6,800	True story: In 2014 I traded an in Omega Seamaster for a D-Series 16710 Pepsi (with B + P), and between the trade-in value and the cash that I brought with me, I was *$200* short (total came to $5500). So I put the balance on the credit card. When my wife saw the amount come through on the bill she was appalled at how much I spent on the watch, and told me the next time I want to spend that large amount of money on a watch, we will need to have a serious conversation ahead of time. I assured her that I will definitely do that, and she was relieved that I would not do something like this again before giving her the opportunity to talk me out of it.