89, Brother-in-law is still brother-in-law, parents are still parents (asking for monthly ticket)

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The Porsche Cayenne was a status master of the fuel car era, quite a spectacle.

Although its status in today's circles isn't what it once was, its prestige remains intact; the impression it conveys is still that of a million-dollar luxury car, a symbol of stature.

Especially to the common folk, it remains an unattainable dream.

It's a bit like a past-her-prime movie star; the big shots may no longer fancy her, but ordinary people still need to look up to her, as they will likely never reach the heights she has fallen from.

This is the so-called "A camel, even when emaciated, is still bigger than a horse!"

The highest earner among the crowd was Zheng Shuqi, with an annual salary of around 150,000. To buy this Cayenne, he'd have to save for over six years without spending a cent.

Therefore, the likelihood of Zheng Shuqi actually buying a Cayenne was virtually zero!

After all, the premise of not eating or drinking is paradoxical.