sambarugh
Well-known member
You gotta realize that if this guy works for Citigroup in any real capacity, he has seen his matching retirement account dwindle over the last year. Citigroup has gone from the mid 50's to the low 30's in the last year. Plus, there has been talks of major layoffs. He should thank goodness that C got a 7.5 billion dollar injection of capital from Dubai, it actually might save his ass from the chopping block.
I got some advice for him, buy low, sell high.
Ok Ernie - how about this this.
I was shocked when I first saw how many JP guitars you owned and posted in that mindset. Since then while trying to make my point valid, I have maintained a defense stance.
It seems that you clearly have enough money to afford all of them - and more - and obviously you have every choice to do this.
You also stated that you choose to donate money - which doesn't mean that everyone has to do that, but kudos for doing so.
So let me apologize for all my comments in relation to that -and again I appreciate your candidness along the way.
I will be honest and say that I still don't see why you need so many, but really it's your collection so...c'est le vie.
In addition, many of the guitars you have are fine examples of EBMM craftsmanship and having now owned my first for the weekend, I can appreciate the design so much more.
I hope to one day be able to afford to get a six to offset the seven, then i'll be all set.
So whats say I draw a line and would anyone like to see pictures of my JP7?
P.S. Luckily I am not heavily invested in Citi, but thanks for the tip