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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
I saw that story and just shook my head.  These kids are just living in another world, put there by their over indulging million/billionaire parents. It blows me away how many "kids" are living like this, particularly in Vancouver. A 16 year old classmate of my nephew at St. George's has an Audi R8! Freakin' 16! What does a 16 year old kid aspire to have when he's 26 or 36 if he's got a R8 at 16? When I was 16 I'd drool over R&T looking at all the cool cars I wish I could afford one day. What's he looking at? A G5? Space shuttle?
EDIT: Said St. George's private school boy with the R8? Yup. Just found out that is his matte black R8 in the bust. He's just going into Grade 11! 
The sad thing is that if these cars are ultimately seized under the asset forfeiture laws these kids will get some consternation from their parents but I'm sure they will be down at [insert exotic car dealer] buying a new one the next day. After all, what self respecting 20 year old would show up to community college in anything less than a Ferrari?
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that gave me a really good laugh. Considering im a 17 year old with an X i thought i was the luckiest kid in the world yet here we have kids with r8's and lambos throwing them away like they were that honda civic that no one wants.from what the OP said it looks like no one was hurt but its people like them that shouldn't be on the road at all