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Originally Posted by GatorBlue371
I agree with everything except for the exotic car comment.... As much as one may enjoy looking at or worshipping an Exotic car like a Ferrari, it never becomes realistic enough to consider owning unless that child is spoiled shitless.
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Actually, that is exactly the same sentiment I shared in my post. Not sure why you would disagree with me.
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Originally Posted by GatorBlue371
The old mustangs are part of our society, they are as American as baseball or apple pie. Same with all the Muscle cars, however for whatever reason history has choose to remember the Mustang most vividly in society. This alone results in a 'active positive engagement' where kids who have an undeveloped sense of who they are tend to gravitate towards things that they feel people deem positive.
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So let me get this straight, the only people who buy Mustangs are those that have no sense of self-awareness, otherwise they would never choose to buy one?
I see what you are trying to say, but the fact of the matter is, as humans, it’s actually emotions that drive behavior, and rationalization only kicks in to explain or justify our decisions. In fact, according to a 2004 report generated by the Gallup Organization, decision-making is believed to be 30% rational and 70% emotional.