Cinnie said:

What gift do you give to someone who has everything?

She could've bought him a kid.

missfee said:

Cinnie said:

What gift do you give to someone who has everything?

She could've bought him a kid.

missfee said:

Cinnie said:

What gift do you give to someone who has everything?

She could've bought him a kid.

For real, if they had a family, they'd grow out of buying silly gifts for each other and start spoiling their children.

Cinnie said:

missfee said:

She could've bought him a kid.

For real, if they had a family, they'd grow out of buying silly gifts for each other and start spoiling their children.

I'd understand the "spoiling of the kids" better than buying the silly gifts that they are going to be fighting over during the divorce.

That's what rich people do.

The B.V. is a BEAST of a machine.

missfee said:

Cinnie said:

For real, if they had a family, they'd grow out of buying silly gifts for each other and start spoiling their children.

I'd understand the "spoiling of the kids" better than buying the silly gifts that they are going to be fighting over during the divorce.

"Irreplaceable"

"Honey, drop them keys . . . .

I don't know why people are going on about the poor people in the world. We don't know what the two of them give to charity. It's their money and they can spend it on whatever they want. If I was rich, I would buy what I wanted too (I wouldn't buy an expensive car though because I don't care about cars).

I'm sure Prince splashes his cash on himself too.

missfee said:

Adisa said:

Not impressed.

I thought I was the only one wondering what the big deal is about this fugly vehicle. What a waste of money. It could've gone to something more worthwhile, or for a worthwhile cause maybe? Just comes to show these celebrities are total ditzy idiots. They better not be on the IRS list in the next 10 years...if so then I'll be in my Pontiac G6. Thank you.

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I don't mean the car, I mean this whole story. Money is meant to be spent. You can save, invest, give it away...eventually it will be spent.

As for the story it doesn't mater if its an expensive car, property, lavish trip yadda yadda. A rich woman bought her rich man a car.

Not impressed.

JackieBlue said:

Love that car but I thought JayZ was older than 41.

muhfugga look every bit of 45.

meh....T-Pain has a Bugatti as well.

PurpleRain2010 said:

I don't know why people are going on about the poor people in the world. We don't know what the two of them give to charity. It's their money and they can spend it on whatever they want. If I was rich, I would buy what I wanted too (I wouldn't buy an expensive car though because I don't care about cars).

I'm sure Prince splashes his cash on himself too.

among other things....

Ya'll tripping that's a bad ass ride I'd drive the hell oughtta that thang

nursev said:

Ya'll tripping that's a bad ass ride I'd drive the hell oughtta that thang

It only gets like 7 miles per gallon. Imagine pulling into the Chevron in that ride. You'd surely get jacked.

DesireeNevermind said:

nursev said:

Ya'll tripping that's a bad ass ride I'd drive the hell oughtta that thang

It only gets like 7 miles per gallon. Imagine pulling into the Chevron in that ride. You'd surely get jacked.

Hell I don't give a shit It's a Bugatti

Yeah so he can roll through the "hood" and "streets" where he preaches he grew up in and still is part of? Amazing to "brag" about this in these times, and then whine about your album sales when folks cant scrape together 10 bucks to buy the same tired raps you have been doing over and over for the last few albums, take the car and please retire for real this time.

If I had 2 mill to wipe my ass with I'd still not spend it on a car. I'd buy property, jewels and art - things that would definitely appreciate in value and could be passed down to the next generation. I don't know what the resale value is on a Bugatti or the maintenance involved.

You shouldn't be buying a Bugatti unless you already have the owning property and land part of your life handled in abundance. I totally agree with that. But if you CAN afford to buy a Bugatti, you can probably afford to get it fueled at your home and have it repaired when needed (although I believe some maintenance is included in the price). The resale value on them is very high. Some have sold for more than their original cost.

But again, you'll get no argument from me that the price is ridiculous. The price on ALL models of Bugatti's is completely insane. But like I said before, it's a luxury item. No different than the world's most exclusive and expensive shoes, clothing, jewelry, art, alcohol that costs thousands of dollars a bottle, bar drinks with diamonds in them, hamburgers that cost hundreds of dollars or thousands of other items. They're meant to be ridiculous and completely out of reach for most people. I have no hate for the people who can "afford" to spend their money that way. They earned that money, it's there's to do with what they choose. Also, we're all going to die someday, so why not LIVE now. Ya know?

Cerebus said:

You shouldn't be buying a Bugatti unless you already have the owning property and land part of your life handled in abundance. I totally agree with that. But if you CAN afford to buy a Bugatti, you can probably afford to get it fueled at your home and have it repaired when needed (although I believe some maintenance is included in the price). The resale value on them is very high. Some have sold for more than their original cost.

But again, you'll get no argument from me that the price is ridiculous. The price on ALL models of Bugatti's is completely insane. But like I said before, it's a luxury item. No different than the world's most exclusive and expensive shoes, clothing, jewelry, art, alcohol that costs thousands of dollars a bottle, bar drinks with diamonds in them, hamburgers that cost hundreds of dollars or thousands of other items. They're meant to be ridiculous and completely out of reach for most people. I have no hate for the people who can "afford" to spend their money that way. They earned that money, it's there's to do with what they choose. Also, we're all going to die someday, so why not LIVE now. Ya know?

I agree, Cere (and others) that it IS their money. BUT.....at some point past the BILIIONAIRE stage, IMO, you need to stop obsessin 'bout one's self & give it UP.

Contrary to my previous opinions of them Z & Gates UNDERSTAND THIS.

^ quite true. It is afterall cheaper than a flight to the moon.

gotta love those mega-millionaires.