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(former)FormerSanDiegan

Thats pretty funny, but
Thats pretty funny, but couldn’t this guy just as easily be a stock broker >

Veritas
16 years ago

Amen to that Rich. How about
Amen to that Rich. How about a bright orange H2?

Anonymous
Anonymous
16 years ago

At first blush I would agree
At first blush I would agree (maybe a stock broker owns the vehicle), but then I remembered the “classy” part, the stock broker would have at least had enough sense to get his/her H2 in black.

Anonymous
Anonymous
16 years ago

that’s funny. The last plate
that’s funny. The last plate I saw like that was in 2002. It was GOSP500 – earnings from the stock market bought the car I guess. What’s the next bubble plate? OILER

Sandi Egan
16 years ago
Reply to  Rich Toscano

A year ago I’ve seen a
A year ago I’ve seen a Porsche Cayenne Turbo with license plate HOMSOLD. Presumably it belongs to an investor of a smarter variety.

Diego Mamani
16 years ago

FSD: I was thinking the same
FSD: I was thinking the same thing. It could also be a Bro from Korea.

Just kidding… this dude is most likely a RE or mortgage broker. And a %&$#* gross polluter, no doubt about that!

(former)FormerSanDiegan
Reply to  Diego Mamani

You’re probably right. In a
You’re probably right. In a bet I’d bet 2:1 on RE broker vs stock Broker.

NotCranky
16 years ago

I think it means “Da more I
I think it means “Da more I buy Da broker I get”.

BKinLA
16 years ago

Methinks “DABROKR” may soon
Methinks “DABROKR” may soon become “DABROK1” (pic courtesy of C.R.).

ucodegen
16 years ago

I am reminded of another
I am reminded of another vehicle I’ve seen twice in the past around my neck of the woods. It, too, was a bright yellow Hummer H2, and its license plate was “RENVSTR” (“real estate investor,” presumably).

Maybe it is the same person? The RE investing didn’t pan out so they decided to become mortgage brokers in 2006/7 … and they just had to change their vanity plates..

davelj
16 years ago

This has nothing to do with
This has nothing to do with real estate but I recall when I was a teenager riding in the car with my father and seeing a couple of long-haired hippie types (not altogether different from myself, I might add) in an old clunker with the vanity plate “BEER RN” (presumably, “beer run”). I remarked to my dad, “Wow, those guys are stupid – putting ‘beer run’ on your vanity plate is just asking for trouble from the cops.” To which my father responded dryly, “Oh, not to worry son, I’m sure that that young man’s last name is Beer and he’s a registered nurse.” That was good ‘ole dad.

svelte
16 years ago
Reply to  davelj

Well, those who bought big
Well, those who bought big SUVs are paying for it now.

Today’s paper said that a 3 year old Toyota Sequoia is worth 38% of it’s original purchase price.

GULP!

MisterMark123
16 years ago
Reply to  svelte

I just bought a Hummer H3
I just bought a Hummer H3 about three weeks ago and I don’t care if it’s only worth $1 now. I still love it and plan to keep it for a long time.

Sort of the same mentality a home buyer should have.

Anonymous
Anonymous
16 years ago
Reply to  MisterMark123

Let’s see how long your
Let’s see how long your “love” lasts when gas starts hitting $10/gallon (not too far away, assuming the Hubbert peak-oilers are correct).

RE home-buyers mentality: If you purchased a house with %0-down and a negatively-amortizing loan anytime in the past 7 years, then one’s “plans” will be meeting “reality” in short order.

CardiffBaseball
16 years ago
Reply to  davelj

Some comedian has this catchy
Some comedian has this catchy little tune called Beer Run.

B-Double-E, Double R-U-N, Beer run….

Man I will have that in my head all night…

jpinpb
16 years ago

Follow the Hummer to the
Follow the Hummer to the foreclosure.