if you think of it like a pizza seller, at that time BTTC was not worth it, and now it's soaring, of course it's fortunate to be on the seller's side
I think you mean the pizza
buyer, and that's the first thing I thought of when I read OP's (very poorly-written) post.
I'd only buy a car with cash, and only a used one. Buying new cars is only for people who have enough money to not care about how much a vehicle depreciates once it rolls off the lot, and I'm not--and never have been--one of those fortunate folks.
That's why you have to buy a really cheap "second hand" car.Buying a brand new and expensive car with bitcoin is madness.
Just use fiat money for such purchases.
Exactly. Some people really love cars, and I can understand that but it's definitely not my thing. I suppose if I absolutely had to buy a car and only had bitcoin, I'd do it. Otherwise, as I've always said I view bitcoin more as an investment than a currency. I would hate to be that guy who bought the pizza for 10,000
BTC looking back at the purchase 10 years later. Ugh.