After the southern country singer Jenny Ratchanok Suwanket , also known as Jenny Daimeudtasodchoen, posted a clip showing her purchasing a black Mercedes-AMG G63 luxury car priced at 25 million baht on her TikTok @janeydm,
she revealed that this Valentine’s Day she chose to love herself by buying this long-desired car, accompanied by the caption, “Let it be worthy of all the hard work this year #JennyDaimeudtasodchoen.”However,besides friends and fans congratulating her, some netizens left sarcastic comments, viewing the purchase as beyond her means, creating negative energy directed back at her.
Recently, Jenny Ratchanok posted a photo and wrote a heartfelt message: “I was very lucky to read an article advising not to wait until retirement at age 60 to live life. Some people work for the word ‘someday.’ Someday I will buy a luxury car. Someday I will have a big house. Someday I will travelthere.Someday I will go to eat…
The phrase ‘someday’ is uncertain when it will come. Today and that day might not be the same — in body, appearance, and health. If we are ready now, why not choose to do it? Remember, the future is uncertain; if the opportunity exists, we should take it immediately.
I am now 30 years old and incredibly fortunate to have worked hard since childhood, so much so that I could retire at 30 and live doing everything I want today. I thank poverty for shaping who I am today. From now on, I will live the way I want without waiting for ‘someday.’”
Children grow up every day. We don’t need to care what others think if it’s not wrong. Do what you want, go where you want, buy what you want. Especially about buying things — this often attracts much negativity, like with my recent G63 purchase. I just want to say a short sentence that made me decide to buy immediately: ‘If I don’t buy it when I’m wealthy, I don’t know when I will. If I become poor again, I probably won’t be able to buy it.’”
For those worried that I’m overspending, I appreciate the kind concern. I feel everyone’s care. But having lived this life, I want to have something I desire at least once. If I become poor later, I’m not afraid because for 30 years, I have been accustomed to poverty. I always believe that ‘hardworking people never starve.’ Life has used me a lot, so from now on, I will take the liberty to live a bit for myself.”.
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