omg omg omg someone just invited me over their house #166

Beat: I have a Seiko; however:

Bonus:

hell yeah

you don't need to necessarily be rich, i think if you're mentally ill enough you can own a great watch. a common thinking is you shouldn't spend more on your watch than your car but i don't agree. you lock away your car in a garage, or you leave it, anywhere you go you're leaving your car behind. and when you're using your car you're only seeing the inside of it, imo cars are overrated. get a basic car for transportation and focus all your wealth into your wristwatch

well that's the american standard. in america if you don't drive your own car everywhere you go you're not even a person. try showing someone a non-drivers license ID card in america and they'll give you a look like, 'what kind of scam are you running? i have never seen anything like this in my entire life'

Such an american conversation.

wat

Shut up American.

Such a Danish reaction.

You're all Americans at heart.

wat

Globalist, capitalist, consumerist.

Gross.

I don't even have a car, and basically wear the same clothes every day.

you piece of garbage how dare you wear clothes

That's how we roll in Europe.

Dude, your entire life is "what can I buy next"

I bet you wear clothes you really don't need, though..

Daz basically saying he wants to see Morph nude.

I don't think so; like what for example? I mean I wear socks; they're not needed technically, but not that unusual or extravagant either.

I have a nice mid-end Swiss watch I never wear from B&M, and my grandfather's gold Omega from 1950x.

That I also don't wear.

pffft nobody beats vookum in the watch game.

I'm hearing good things about Sweden. i should look into them more.

Yeah and that's the everyday people's fault right? not the large corporations cramming it down our throats.

though i do blame the aussie bogans for it. like fid

i thought you guys DIDN'T wear clothes?!

did euor trip lie to me?!