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Old 09-24-2013, 07:39 AM   #34 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 View Post
Minsu, I think the problem you're beginning to run into here is a backlash against your repeated pattern of behavior. For more than a year, you have come to us asking for our advice on numerous issues. We have all gone out of our way to try to help you out. But each time we offer advice, you give us reason after reason why it's going to be different for you. Remember the whole car buying ordeal? How many deals did we try to talk you out of? Eventually, when you did what we recommended and wait patiently until the right deal came along, didn't you end up in a better place than you would have been had you done it your way?

This accident thing is the same issue. You ask for advice. You don't take it. Then you come back in here telling us "It blew up in my face. What do I do now?" Eventually people are going to tire of giving advice (upon your request, mind you) that goes unheeded, and then being asked to help deal with the fallout when it goes wrong like we said it would.

Please don't take this the wrong way. We all want you to get your car fixed, and get things figured out. You're still fairly young, and seemingly very green. That's not a bad thing in itself. We've all been that guy at a point in our lives. If someone says they haven't, they're lying. You'll eventually get it. The question you have to ask yourself is would you rather learn from your own mistakes, or someone else's?
Well said.

If you are going to ask for advice, for god's sake take it instead of the easy way out.

OP is apparently too immature to be driving a $40k sports car. I know that hurts, but so do life lessons from acting irresponsibly.

One other thing - posting on the internet that you are running self-inflicted damage through someone else's insurance was probably another bad decision. I think that's called "insurance fraud".

Sorry to be blunt, but you really need to get your sh!t together. Again, growing up is hard. Learn from this and move on.

Good Luck.
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