I hate that I'm responsible...

Captain Morgan · 03-07-2008, 09:05 PM

If I weren't responsible, I could cash in my retirement savings and my emergency fund, pay off all my debt, and have enough left over for a down payment on a bike. Granted, my interest rate on my debt is probably lower than I'd get on a bike, so I'd just buy the bike outright.

But my point is that I'd still be in debt, not have any emergency fund and not have a retirement fund of any kind. I know what I WANT to do because I really want a bike, but I'm too damn practical so I know what I'm GOING to do, which is keep grinding away at this debt until it's gone, while still building up my retirement and emergency funds. Once all of the debt is gone, I will look at buying a bike. Ugh, responsibility sucks donkey dick! Wait a minute. Scratch that, cause I said I'm responsible. I DON'T suck donkey dick!

03-07-2008, 09:05 PM	#1
Captain Morgan Let's do another U-turn Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Indiana Moto: 2009 V-Strom Posts: 3,816	I hate that I'm responsible... If I weren't responsible, I could cash in my retirement savings and my emergency fund, pay off all my debt, and have enough left over for a down payment on a bike. Granted, my interest rate on my debt is probably lower than I'd get on a bike, so I'd just buy the bike outright. But my point is that I'd still be in debt, not have any emergency fund and not have a retirement fund of any kind. I know what I WANT to do because I really want a bike, but I'm too damn practical so I know what I'm GOING to do, which is keep grinding away at this debt until it's gone, while still building up my retirement and emergency funds. Once all of the debt is gone, I will look at buying a bike. Ugh, responsibility sucks donkey dick! Wait a minute. Scratch that, cause I said I'm responsible. I DON'T suck donkey dick!