Fun read, Enzo owner at 23
Aug 4, 2009 | 08:40 AM
#21
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 4,259
From: Frankfurt
just read on another site, that he also owns a maserati mc12 and was a half-famous hockey player in the nhl as far as google knows
Last edited by sinan; Aug 4, 2009 at 08:42 AM.
Aug 4, 2009 | 09:21 AM
#22
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From: MidEast
Human nature... Whether he inherited or not, who cares? He is enjoying life. What is wrong with that? Do we gloat at Prince William or Harry, because they are royalty? The cards just played out like that for them, so I don't see the difference here... IF that was the case.
Aug 4, 2009 | 01:13 PM
#23
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From: Whistler BC
I know many people that have inherited their money. Its just like in any one who is not super rich's life, they might be and idiot or driven to become a doctor or something. It seems like this guy is just a show off, and would not be where he is today with out his dad. The true test is will he be bigger and better than dear old dad? if so he is a success, if not he is a loser. I have a theory that wealth(maybe not the super rich type of wealth) goes in three generations. The first makes the money, second maintains it and third blows it.
Aug 4, 2009 | 01:36 PM
#24
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From: Plano, TX
Oversized ring? Check
Sideways hat? Check
Torn up baggy jeans? Double-Check
Diamond bracelet? Check
PBJ Colored shoes with baby blue laces? Double-Check
Baggy baseball t-shirt? Check
Yes, I may be jealous of his worth... but someday he has to look back on pictures like this and say "god this would've been a better picture if I didn't dress like a f*ing dork."
Sideways hat? Check
Torn up baggy jeans? Double-Check
Diamond bracelet? Check
PBJ Colored shoes with baby blue laces? Double-Check
Baggy baseball t-shirt? Check
Yes, I may be jealous of his worth... but someday he has to look back on pictures like this and say "god this would've been a better picture if I didn't dress like a f*ing dork."
Aug 5, 2009 | 09:46 AM
#26
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 10,272
From: Sweden
I wasn't trying to be offensive 
I just don't understand the negativity towards anything inherited. Even if his father did sponsor him the money to start off. He made something of it and isn't spending the time on his rear end spending it.
Take a look at Donald Trump. If I recall correctly - it was his father who introduced him to the right people (with their own financial backing to help) to kickstart his career and business? Look what he has made of it today.
I think it's great for young people to do as well as some of them are, just a reminder that age is merely just a number.
I just don't understand the negativity towards anything inherited. Even if his father did sponsor him the money to start off. He made something of it and isn't spending the time on his rear end spending it. Take a look at Donald Trump. If I recall correctly - it was his father who introduced him to the right people (with their own financial backing to help) to kickstart his career and business? Look what he has made of it today.
I think it's great for young people to do as well as some of them are, just a reminder that age is merely just a number.
.Although the Donald Trump "case" might be true, didn't he go totally bankrupt with billions in debt in the early/mid 90's and worked his way back? That is very impressive (if true, not 100% sure), I guess a lot of people would've taken the "easy way out" instead.
I'm glad for him, and Donald Trump, that they have such wealth that they can live the dream. Some day, I'll hopefully join them
Aug 12, 2009 | 01:44 AM
#27
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From: Florida
This guy was in the earlier issues of Heavy Hitters magazine. They didn't mention anything about how he attained his money. But they just followed him for the day about buying a Phantom.
And just to beat a dead horse. It doesn't matter how you received your money, it matters how you act with your money. If you're going to look like a clown and walk around like your shit doesn't stink. You're not going to go anywhere in life.
People work hard to end up playing hard.
And just to beat a dead horse. It doesn't matter how you received your money, it matters how you act with your money. If you're going to look like a clown and walk around like your shit doesn't stink. You're not going to go anywhere in life.
People work hard to end up playing hard.
Sep 18, 2009 | 10:38 PM
#28
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i feel bad for people who just step into money all of a sudden. it is very difficult to have self control at that point and usually you end up in a worse position than you started. Look at all the poeple who have won the super lotto. however, i do know several people who have walked into money but has worked extra hard to learn their dad's business and take the business to a whole new level. these guys certainly deserve credit.
