Not 12gs.

I have always been a minimalist, where less is more. I’m not into collecting or purchasing unnecessary items or products. I’m the type of guy that would buy a really well made vehicle like a Subaru Outback or Forester and drive it for close to 10 years, but keep it in pristine condition.

Back in 2001, I purchased a 98 NG Saab, drove that bad baby for a decade plus, still looking like it was just off the dealer’s lot. I had to sell it during my last year in NY , because new york parking was killing me. Crushed my soul.

I don’t really need anything. I don’t like to collect more than what I have. 2 pair of brown shoes( 1 casual. 1 dress) . 2 pair of black shoes( 1 casual. 1 dress) . 2 pair of sneakers. 1 pair of boots. And rotate as shoes wear down.

Love to read, especially science material and textiles based on logic systems, naturalism and physics. However, I question the purchase of books, because I can get it digitally, and that’s just an extra item to transport. I don’t want my book collection any bigger than what it is.

I do need a well made spring/ fall jacket. That’s a necessity. But other than that, use the money for food, gas, and shelter, and mattress ( bank account) the rest.

One thing I have learned from watching actual rich people, they are quality conservative. They will buy a well made 400.00 coat, but wear it for like 10 years! Quality over quantity. Go in their house. Spacious, nothing but well made items in their home, but very minimal . Not cluttered with a whole lot of shit.