Compared to buying a car, buying a tennis court was honestly a much more complicated matter, especially when the chosen location was in a relatively bustling part of the city.
Luxury cars and tennis were both things Yangyang liked, but the barrier to entry for the former was actually much lower than for the latter.
Plenty of second-generation rich with average physical ability had no problem driving sports cars, but if you asked them to play tennis, they would be completely lost.
At the end of the day, this sport was still relatively niche domestically, and its requirements for venues and equipment were comparatively high.
"Su Bai, are you really going to buy a tennis court?"
"Yes."
"But this is kind of troublesome. The subsequent maintenance and operation won't be simple either."
Liu Chenyang thoughtfully reminded her.
This was something many people who had suddenly become wealthy tended to overlook.
Some things were not unaffordable—it was just that after buying them, they came with endless trouble. Tennis courts were actually not too bad; some ventures were practically bottomless pits.
Take cars, for example. Some working-class families could afford a BBA, but the later costs of keeping one were too high, making it not worthwhile. Unless they needed something to keep up appearances, they were better off buying a model with cheaper maintenance and servicing.
Su Bai merely smiled easily. "It's fine. At worst, I'll hire a professional team to handle it for me. Please don't question my budget."
"Fine, fine, I really give up on you!"
After confirming Su Bai was serious, Liu Chenyang began seriously calculating things for her.
Obviously, Su Bai buying a tennis court was at least partly for her sake.
*It seemed Su Bai was really serious about her... Sob, though she still wasn't sure how