Pros, cars, lifestyle (video)

[thebrink]

The coarsening of America

Shallow, narcissistic and self indulgent

This is embarrassing.

Embarrassing for the modest hard working Americans with class. Also embarrassing for people associated with bodybuilding or fitness and get categorized with people like this.

I wonder if Piano will be carrying on with these childish antics when he's 60...

[BigNJ]

End of Bodybuilding is near.

[The Scott]

Embarrassing for the modest hard working Americans with class. Also embarrassing for people associated with bodybuilding or fitness and get categorized with people like this.

I wonder if Piano will be carrying on with these childish antics when he's 60...

I doubt he'll make it to 60.  He's due for an oil spill that will take him out and the left coast down.  They'll be cleaning seagulls and pelicans for years after his physique pops.

[FitnessFrenzy]

Piana, Jay Cutler etc. suffer from the the false belief that being rich will make everything good in their lives.

The American culture has, however, a much larger problem. When you get the Bentley and a 3-bedroom house you want a Phantom and a 6-bedroom house. It never stops and I see this as a collective mental illness.

[TheShape.]

I doubt he'll make it to 60.  He's due for an oil spill that will take him out and the left coast down.  They'll be cleaning seagulls and pelicans for years after his physique pops.

[denarii]

lol thats when people ask me what i own(drive).. i say 95 mustang gt and 99 toyota tacoma.. they laugh and i say "what do you own?" they tell me brand new lexus whatever... i say "nope bank owns it, you dont own shit"

visualise homosex says he drives three cars, but he actually has a 95 miata

[thebrink]

I doubt he'll make it to 60.  He's due for an oil spill that will take him out and the left coast down.  They'll be cleaning seagulls and pelicans for years after his physique pops.

His face is resembling that of the Derrick Anthony fellow who lived only mere months after that stage began. So you're probably right.

[jude2]

lol thats when people ask me what i own(drive).. i say 95 mustang gt and 99 toyota tacoma.. they laugh and i say "what do you own?" they tell me brand new lexus whatever... i say "nope bank owns it, you dont own shit"

What do u say when they say they paid cash for it?

[wild willie]

Piana, Jay Cutler etc. suffer from the the false belief that being rich will make everything good in their lives.

The American culture has, however, a much larger problem. When you get the Bentley and a 3-bedroom house you want a Phantom and a 6-bedroom house. It never stops and I see this as a collective mental illness.

I see you as jealous.....

[DroppingPlates]

I see you as jealous.....

I see you as a clueless, yet funny schmoe

[2Thick]

Most people don't understand what "wealthy" means.

If you have a $10 million or more net worth and little or no debt, you're pretty damned wealthy by almost anyone's standards - whether you make seven figures or less than 6 figures, whether you take the bus or drive nice cars, and whether you own a 1500 square foot home or a 15,000 square foot home.

You're likely paying cash for pretty much everything at that level, unless your wealth and income come from businesses you own that tend to be cyclical and require borrowing and often tend to tie up much of your capital.


If you're leveraged to the tits and have little or no net worth and minimal savings and investable assets, you're not wealthy - you're poor or middle class at best no matter how much you make or how things look.

And if you owe more than the value of your assets, you're broke and probably a paycheck or 2 away from bankruptcy - no matter how much you're making, what you drive, or how high you live. And if you're not putting anything away in retirement and are constantly refinancing the mortgage every couple of years and using the house as an ATM so that you can buy more and more stuff, you're never going to get anywhere.

[The True Adonis]

Most people don't understand what "wealthy" means.

If you have a $10 million or more net worth and little or no debt, you're pretty damned wealthy by almost anyone's standards - whether you make seven figures or less than 6 figures, whether you take the bus or drive nice cars, and whether you own a 1500 square foot home or a 15,000 square foot home.

You're likely paying cash for pretty much everything at that level, unless your wealth and income come from businesses you own that tend to be cyclical and require borrowing and often tend to tie up much of your capital.


If you're leveraged to the tits and have little or no net worth and minimal savings and investable assets, you're not wealthy - you're poor or middle class at best no matter how much you make or how things look.

And if you owe more than the value of your assets, you're broke and probably a paycheck or 2 away from bankruptcy - no matter how much you're making, what you drive, or how high you live. And if you're not putting anything away in retirement and are constantly refinancing the mortgage every couple of years and using the house as an ATM so that you can buy more and more stuff, you're never going to get anywhere.

None of it matters when you die anyways.

[calfzilla]

Can someone post the gif of tbombz driving in his car and the cock appears and he smiles. 

[Dr.J]

lol thats when people ask me what i own(drive).. i say 95 mustang gt and 99 toyota tacoma.. they laugh and i say "what do you own?" they tell me brand new lexus whatever... i say "nope bank owns it, you dont own shit"

CORRECT!

[Dr.J]

Didn't he go bankrupt? I wouldn't be able to not laugh seeing him in public.

Bankruptcy is not a bad alternative,  look at Trump!

[Dr.J]

Piano is almost 50. Wtf is wrong with his haircut?

Kind of kewl!

[jude2]

None of it matters when you die anyways.

Everyone knows this?

[The_Punisher]

Mr Olympia's Next Ride is the new hellcat