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if you like it , buy it , thats my moto ,
i don't like finance , so if i cannot afford it i will save for it ,
i like things even more when Ive had to starve my 3 children to get them....(only joking)
but at the end of the day , if your not sure don't do it , it should feel 100% right
good luck
After a restless night of tossing and turning I've decided I'm still too emotionally involved to make a best decision for me. I'm going to follow advice and take at least two weeks cooling off period before deciding either way. Thanks all for the great advice or opinions! I'll post pictures if/when I go ahead and do it.
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