New research from the Institute For Truth In ’90s Pop Songs finds that a dude driving an expensive car will, in fact, not impress us much. The study found men who are conspicuous spenders are driven by a desire for uncommitted romantic rendezvous, and they aren’t fooling anyone.
One thousand subjects participated in the research conducted by faculty at Rice University, the University of Texas – San Antonio, and the University of Minnesota. The study found that men who were mainly interested in hooking up use big ticket items much like peacock feathers. Obviously women are fond of pricey wares as well, but they don’t spend to attract mates. These men believe they’re luring women by sending the signal that they’re good providers who are proficient with a caveman club.
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