I can't really imagine ever owning a Ferrari, but I've fantasized about driving one. However my driving fantasies don't include driving to the Ralph's on Foothill. I suppose if you own a Ferrari you can take it wherever you want, but I think I'd probably use the Porsche Cayenne for shopping... or maybe the Land Rover, just in case there was a flash flood and I needed to ford an arroyo...
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Yes, but what would you take to the bank or post office? Or to the doc for an annual checkup, for that matter?
ReplyDeleteThe bank is easy - take the Bentley. The post office - the Land Rover's probably OK. To the doctor, a sportscar, the 911 or the 'Vette.
ReplyDeleteTaking the Ferrari to Ralph's is so SoCal. On the East coast it would definitely be the bling-ed hummer with spinning wheelcaps.
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