<prompt> Human: Hello all, just looking for some advice on how my progress looks for FIRE and for any changes I can make to improve my position. Thank you in advance!Heres where Im at:120k annual before-tax income24k owed on a 0 auto loan55k Emergency Fund56k In investments and IRAs,No 401k available, pension not guaranteedIm contributing 20 of before-tax income to build a 12 month emergency fund and fuel my investments.Finally, I own another car outright, currently worth about 25k. Its a really impractical sports car. Should I sell it before it loses more value and take on 10-12k more debt for the practical car I want? Or should I sell it and buy a beater for cheap while banking the rest? Or should I just hang on to it?Goals within the next 5 years include a large down payment 20 on a house andor covering expenses for 3-4 years of wifes graduate school.Overall goal is to attain FIRE.I only recently got my head screwed on right when it comes to planning for the future, so any and all recommendations are much appreciated!  <response>: Doesnt look like a FIRE-type path to me, FWIW. 30, impractical sports car, no home or down payment...maybe in 5 years, 56k in retirement accounts which is basically the suggested amount for age 30 if you want to retire at 67, no investment propertiesside hustles, etc. If you want to have a nice comfortable life with plenty of security and leisure options and standard retirement, everything looks fine. Thats my path too...nothing wrong with that. If you want FIRE, youll need to re-prioritize a lot. 