JohnKuthe wrote:
On Apr 16, 3:07 am, Wilko wrote:
The first two were lease cars, John. After they get to their maximum
amount of miles (usually 100K miles) you have to hand them in and pick
another (new) car (or buy the lease car). I drove 1 year and 10 months
in the first one, then it reached its maximum miles, and I drove one
year and 11 months in the second one before it reached its maximum. The
third one I bought, it now has 100K on it as well.

Must be nice! I guess United Statesians aren't the only ones who are
filthily rich, eh? ;-)

Hmmm, I bet that you make a lot more money than me this year, John!

In my view, keeping a relationship going, especially a long distance one
like I had, requires investing in it, even if that means investing most
of what you earn. In my case I invested a lot of time, money and energy
to do the 600mile (one way) trip every second weekend for so many years.
On top of that I had dirt cheap living accomodations (76 euro/month rent
for one tiny room).

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