I ama little shameless trying on expensive watches I can’t afford. Rolex, Omega, Breitling.
I lie, I could afford some of them but that would be really irresponsible of me, still, I like to window shop.
Tempted to try out some top of the line cars but at the same time, scared they’ll be like “you can’t afford this Porsche”.
I don't care for expensive things
I'm pretty clumsy, I'd just lose it or wreck it:(
I often try exorbitantly expensive Apple computers and high-end headphones so just I'd know what's the state of tech today.
shareHardly ever, but these days pretty much never. For one thing, I don't think it is fair to take up a salesman's time if you know in advance you can't make a purchase. There are salesman who will let you try on an expensive watch even if you are upfront about an inability to afford it, if you show admiration for the item--maybe you'll come back someday. But they may also treat you like a cockroach.
I would never take a test drive in a car I knew I couldn't afford.
Window shopping is another matter--I love to window shop. Las Vegas is fantastic for that.
No, I always do it with the intention of buying.
shareNo. I can't be bothered putting on an act and if I went in there as myself, they'd see I was a poor scumbag immediately
shareNo
shareI just couldnt walk around with a watch that is basically just a badge that says I can afford to throw away $20,000 on this useless bit of bling that performs no function except to tell the time , which i already know thanks to my phone.