Shutterbugsailer wrote:
Maybe that statement should be qualified a bit. If I see someone driving a nice, fancy car while his kids are wearing shoes with holes in them, I would say he is a selfish prick. If he is driving a 20 year old rust bucket so that his kids can afford to go to college without taking out a massive loan, I would say the opposite. As for what doctors drive, people tend to make judgements. To many, a "doctor's" car is an entry to mid level luxury model A doctor driving by in a Bentley or Ferrari might have people thinking that he is only in it for the money. Were the same doctor to be behind the wheel of a Hyundai like mine, people might think he is incompetent. Once in New Jersey, I was pulled over in my Hyundai by a cop to see if the MD plates were stolen. He could not believe a physician would be driving such a P.O.S. car
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Yes people do make judgements. If you see someone driving a nice car, how would you know his kids are wearing shoes with holes in them???