Should I Buy A Car or Braces?
okay at the beginning of February, I'm getting a check worth about 2,000. and my mom said if i was going to get a car she would chip in a 1,000. so that is 3,000, but a local car dealership sales used cars to college students and takes 1,000 off the price. so for 3,000 i can get a 4,000 car. the car would be awesome because this city doesn't have buses/trolleys or any way to travel.
or i can get braces. i wanted something for my upper row because it has spacing. braces would be wonderful because if i had great teeth then i'd definitely be a 10. i am so low-confidence about my teeth.
i want both equally, because if i get a car i can get a much better job. if i get a better job then i can eventually get braces.
if i get braces i will have much better confidence. i have a low confidence.
absolutely get the BRACES first. Especially if your still covered under your mom and dad's insurance at all.
no question. definitely the braces... you'll be so happy in a couple of years!
And, think of it this way, if straight teeth will make you a 10 someone might just give you a car for being so dang hot!
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