Congratulations on following your dreams. That’s big success. Bigger than driving an expensive car.
I've never cared much about cars (I'm not tech-inclined, computers are the only thing that get a pass from me and that's because I grew up with them, for 40 years), so thanks, for me this is a success indeed
But let’s be honest I’d rather have an expensive tractor or pickup truck anyway haha
sure, let's be honest: that's what YOU would rather have, not me. Like I said, I never cared about technology in general (and about vehicles in particular, which is part of the reason for which I've let my driving license expire in 2021 and I don't intend to ever renew it) besides the PCs (and not even consoles I don't like, even though I do like video games)....
This being said, I don't dismiss the importance of technology, I would be a total hypocrite to say this when I myself can't live without it

... But tractors are not my thing. Even if they do make work easier (and they do), I'd rather someone else drive them, and I just walk behind the tractor and do the easy, leftover stuff rather than drive the tractor myself.
Pickup trucks are not my thing. I'm not American, so I don't have cravings for big stuff like many USA citizens do. Small is almost always better
I’ve been saying for a long time I don’t want to work for Google myself.
much respect! Like most companies (at least the big ones), Google have become the villain. When they've started out in 1999 and up until late 2000s I'd say they have been amazing, I kept recommending them left and right because they've deserved it because their goal back then had been to serve good results to people, they've not been heavily into data mining, forcing behavioural changes and political agenda upon people, total surveillance and technological totalitarianism and all of this crap that plagues our society nowadays.
Back then they genuinely cared about users (or at least that's what I felt) and they didn't force everyone to have the same template of site (business-oriented one), there was huge diversity and coolness in the SERPs in every niche and for almost every keyword, and I felt like little guys and lazy bums like myself could succeed too, which is what had actually gotten me into SEO back in 2008. I genuinely did see potential in using google to make money online, and I genuinely made some easy, passive income between mid-2009 and up until 2011-early 2012. And then things got worse and worse... and worse... and... then the AI came and put an end to everything that worked well. Bleah....
Anyway, kudos to you for not wanting to side with this evil company. Hopefully more people will wake up to the reality (well, the one that I'm seeing and experiencing, I am pretty sure that not everyone is seeing the same things as I do, but one can only hope...)