$1000 Wagyu steak for life or a free Lambo?

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Wagyu overrated.

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It really is. But I’m still taking the steak. The lambo would be fun for a short amount of time, but it would quickly become a money pit. I’d come to resent it.


And if I could sell the lambo, I’m still taking the steak. I could sell that everyday and make more than I’d get for the lambo over time. :yeshrug:
 

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:mjtf:You have to be stupid or a vegetarian (whats the difference) to pass on Wagyu for life. I could throw the illest dinner parties, have a consistent and high quality food source regularly, and not have to spend on lowly beef cuts. While I don't think its really worth the time, you can grind wagyu if you want to make ground dishes. Check wagyu prices, brehs, and see how much you can get for a stack. It's a fair amount if you aren't trying to feed the whole family daily. Even if its $1000 worth per week, its instantly worth it.
 

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Assuming that I'm allowed to sell both, it depends on the model of lambo I'm getting. The cheapest one is $230k while the nicest is $8.3 mil


I could sell 300 of my cuts at wholesale and have the equivalent of the low model in less than a year, I couldn't pass on having an instant 8 million in my pocket though. I'd be set for life with that and have my pick of any meats in the world without a second thought with that kind of money.


If selling isn't an option, I'd take the meat since I wouldn't be able to afford the upkeep on a lambo and I don't like a lot of attention anyways.
 
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