Not in my world. Upside is that it always interesting and demanding. Downside is getting on that plane on Monday.Tammer in Philly wrote:Any way to do that that doesn't involve 70-hour weeks, and I'm all ears.m-racer wrote: I have advice for you. Make a lot of money and pay a lot of taxes. It's good for us all!
What's the next collector car bubble?
Re: What's the next collector car bubble?
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Rich Euro M5
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Re: What's the next collector car bubble?
The oldest Baby Boomers are 68, youngest are 48. This is if one defines the Boomers as those born between 1946 and 1966.Tammer in Philly wrote:This is a grave error (pun intended). Baby boomers are 65-70. They're going to croak very slowly over the next 10-15 years, and more rapidly over the following 10 years, consuming exponentially growing medical resources to keep them alive all the while. The wealth transfer is young to old--or more properly, future to present--as I and my peers take on an enormous national debt burden to keep the oldsters in their white shoes for another day at any cost, because we aren't allowed to talk about cost/benefit because death panels. Factor in that the Boomers outnumber all us working folks, and it's a bigger problem still.oldskool wrote: The baby-boomers are now hitting their peak and will be croaking rapidly in the next 10/15 years
Go ahead and get 90-y.o. grandma that whipple surgery. It's the least you can do. Just keep her car in good shape for us.
-tammer
Rich
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Tammer in Philly
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Re: What's the next collector car bubble?
That's correct. I was rounding for simplicity and focusing on the oldest few years of the generation. You make my point even stronger, though; there is a huge population becoming elderly and it isn't a short-term thing.Rich Euro M5 wrote:The oldest Baby Boomers are 68, youngest are 48. This is if one defines the Boomers as those born between 1946 and 1966.Tammer in Philly wrote:This is a grave error (pun intended). Baby boomers are 65-70. They're going to croak very slowly over the next 10-15 years, and more rapidly over the following 10 years, consuming exponentially growing medical resources to keep them alive all the while. The wealth transfer is young to old--or more properly, future to present--as I and my peers take on an enormous national debt burden to keep the oldsters in their white shoes for another day at any cost, because we aren't allowed to talk about cost/benefit because death panels. Factor in that the Boomers outnumber all us working folks, and it's a bigger problem still.oldskool wrote: The baby-boomers are now hitting their peak and will be croaking rapidly in the next 10/15 years
Go ahead and get 90-y.o. grandma that whipple surgery. It's the least you can do. Just keep her car in good shape for us.
-tammer
Rich
Re: What's the next collector car bubble?
Negative Ghost Rider, the pattern is full....adrian in florida wrote:Behold the Maverick.

