Financial Aspirations & The Reality

I can recall a conversation with one of my nephews when he was in Middle School.  In a casual conversation about what he planned to do after high school he made a number of rash remarks about where he was going to live, what kind of car he would drive, how many girlfriends he was going to have, etc.  I decided this was an ideal "teachable moment" and started putting numbers to his expectations.  Ultimately, his insistence that these things and more would indeed happen led to a good-humored fit of laughter until we turned to a new world problem to solve.

I had almost forgot about that "lesson" when in college  I originally saw this particular episode from the Cosby Show on NBC.  It was kind of a deja-vu moment for me and I still remember it every time I get into a discussion about financial challenges and unrealistic expectations.

(Go to YouTube and look for "The Cosby Show" and "The Fiscal Cliff of 1984")

Hamad, who is from Qatar, appreciates many things about his Omega Speedmaster – its diameter, thickness, how it fits link on his wrist, the Moonwatch connection – but he really appreciates its link chronograph function. And he puts it to good link use – timing the seasoning of his cigar humidor, for instance, as well timing the video you see here.

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