ToadOfSteel wrote:
Why is it necessarily the car that has to be clean?
That being said, how do you arrive at the conclusion that one has to keep stuff clean to have passion about something? I don't keep my room all that clean, but that's because I don't spend that much time in it except to sleep or use my computer when I'm home... otherwise I'm either at school or at the church volunteering (both of which I take very seriously)...
If you're going to be a big girl or boy, you have to keep your stuff clean and organized. Your vehicle, much like your outer appearance, is what people judge you on. A filthy interior, therefore, shows someone who is a slob, and has no drive to succeed in life.
Furthermore, I'm tired of being crammed into perfectly functioning cars that are just completely covered in garbage. A stock interior with otherwise superb upholstery is NOT a dumpster!
Driving is my passion. Simply stomping on the gas, and cranking the wheel is not enough. A car is finely tuned instrument, that must be treated like a beautiful woman. If you did the same to a woman, you'd be slapped, or worse. Also, even if you only paid $1k for a used car, with the right care, you can restore it to stock, and have a vehicle that feels like it's brand new off the showroom floor.
Therefore, it's a matter of respect. If a person can't respect their property or themselves, why should I believe they would respect me in a relationship?
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