A Lamborghini owner in Kansas City, Missouri, is attempting to revive the lambo meme by paying for repairs on his sports car with Bitcoin.
According to an interview, Reddit user “JayFab” (who reportedly owns “a welding and fabrication company”) accepted Bitcoin as payment for the Lamborghini repair instead of cash. The customer in issue didn’t have any cash on hand, but was eager to pay JayFab for his car repairs in Bitcoin.
Despite having been involved in cryptocurrency since 2016, JayFab claims it was his first “legal” Bitcoin transaction for services.
He claimed that the payment was simple and that the consumer only needed his wallet address to complete the transaction.
The Bitcoin payment was for repairing a “$8,500 Titanium exhaust system,” as well as adding some “beautiful pipes” and other modifications, according to the pseudonymous mechanic. JayFab first shared his experience on Reddit, sparking a debate on the tax implications of using Bitcoin to pay for a service.
JayFab, on the other hand, claims that his city of Kansas City is crypto-friendly:
“The climate here [in the Midwest] for crypto is kinda non-existent, in my opinion,”
“because it’s very blue-collar and agricultural as far as economical energy. “
JayFab expressed the expectation that cryptocurrency usage will get to the point where he could start a business taking cryptocurrency for repair services.
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