Lot's of hater's on this site! Hat's off to the kid!
You assume he is unable to make any more money... Worst case scenario he will get a job flipping burgers at 16-18 years old and be able to put gas in his paid for cars and live in his paid for house...
Really? :dw: The kid was programming at age 10 and has already made that much money at 12. Do you think he's just gonna be stupid all of a sudden and not make more money. He'll probably only get richer.
lawlallwlawhow the heck do you find ferrari before vagina!????
how the heck do you find ferrari before vagina!????
Where did I say he'll never make anymore money? Base price of a 599 GTO is $500,000 , the 458 is $229,825 base. So the kid spent $730k ( or ~8.5% of his funds not included basic maintenance/insurance) on some bullshit Italian cars that will lose half their value within ten years.:lol1:
Do you guys really think an 8% "investment" in his Ferrari collection was the best move? He could have made so much more money by dropping that coin elsewhere imo and he has the rest of his life to enjoy the exotics.
ETA: 8 mill isn't shit, after seeing the replies in this thread it's so easy to see why lottery winners end up broke within a few years.
^This. Something doesn't add up. In the second vid his dad seemed like he was playing along with everything. :dw:When he was 10, he said his grandparents bought it for him...and they bought his dad a Ford Focus. So now he earned it when he was 9 with a Google app?
Where did I say he'll never make anymore money? Base price of a 599 GTO is $500,000 , the 458 is $229,825 base. So the kid spent $730k ( or ~8.5% of his funds not included basic maintenance/insurance) on some bullshit Italian cars that will lose half their value within ten years.:lol1:
Do you guys really think an 8% "investment" in his Ferrari collection was the best move? He could have made so much more money by dropping that coin elsewhere imo and he has the rest of his life to enjoy the exotics.
ETA: 8 mill isn't shit, after seeing the replies in this thread it's so easy to see why lottery winners end up broke within a few years.
But he didn't win the lottery, he earned the money... it is fairly safe to say that he will be able to earn more money in the future.
He is 12... if a "normal" 12 year old spent ~8.5% of his money he would be watching a movie at the theater with some popcorn. That is a GREAT investment too... Your jealousy is showing...
Remarkable how the inconsistencies come so quickly to light.
Get me this kid's full name and the name of the supposed app he sold Google 4 years ago. Then we'll talk. Until then...
When he was 10, he said his grandparents bought it for him...and they bought his dad a Ford Focus. So now he earned it when he was 9 with a Google app?