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justbiteme2k t1_j6cu7op wrote
Reply to comment by virouz98 in You know you’re old when your birth year starts being used as a flashback in movies by Ocars22
Yeah, I meant things like, I got married back in the last 20th century... I'll edit though as I can see the confusion
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I don't know man. If I suspect it's a pube I'd have to drink ipecac to get over it, and pubes are not long compared to head hair.
radioactivebeaver t1_j6cu1of wrote
Reply to comment by Shlafenflarst in One day, being a millionaire is not going to be considered rich. by Coronazonewearmask
You have 2 bank accounts? Mr Wall Street over here
LanzenReiterD t1_j6ctzw7 wrote
Reply to comment by l0000000000l97 in Parents sometimes scoff when younger generations don't want to work as hard as they did or have kids, but part of why they don't want that is because they witnessed the misery of their parents. by smugglingkittens
If you think kids don't walk to school now because their parents can't afford cars, I have some bad news for you.
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I-dont-rickroll t1_j6ctp1a wrote
Reply to comment by BeepBlipBlapBloop in One day, being a millionaire is not going to be considered rich. by Coronazonewearmask
If you have a million dollars and do not invest them to rest and still have enough money to be comfortable but only spend them, I doubt you’d be able to get that million in the first place.
tillytubeworm t1_j6ctlqz wrote
Reply to Having no break from work is depressing, but having no work is very boring. by StringIsNullOrEmpty
Man, I love having no work, playing video games, going on dates, hanging out with family and friends, playing and collecting card games, hiking, sledding, taking walks.
Going to work just takes away time to do all that, but without work some of it is unaffordable, that’s the only reason I go to work, but I take off as much time as I possibly can to spend that time on things that are enjoyable
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Reply to You know you’re old when your birth year starts being used as a flashback in movies by Ocars22
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Senrub482 t1_j6crb7t wrote
There was a time in Zimbabwe where they had to introduce a 100 trillion dollar bill due to an inflation of 36000000000%. This was before they had the US dollar as their currency but if you had a million dollars, you would have about 1/1000 of a penny.
balrus-balrogwalrus t1_j6cras1 wrote
Reply to Parents sometimes scoff when younger generations don't want to work as hard as they did or have kids, but part of why they don't want that is because they witnessed the misery of their parents. by smugglingkittens
when it's clear your parents became miserable when they had kids, and while loving and caring for you is kind of obvious having kids ruined their happy carefree life, it's not exactly encouraging for you yourself to also want kids
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EuropeanTrainMan t1_j6cr2fj wrote
Reply to Parents sometimes scoff when younger generations don't want to work as hard as they did or have kids, but part of why they don't want that is because they witnessed the misery of their parents. by smugglingkittens
No.
It's mostly due to no longer being pressured into having them.
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iPon3 t1_j6cpdx1 wrote
It's been that for at least a decade, more if you're in a big city
Haus42 t1_j6coxxy wrote
Reply to All languages travel at the speed of sound except sign language, which travels at the speed of light. by ChernyAnton
If only there was some method to transmit sound electronically!
DarkSoulFWT t1_j6coxu0 wrote
Reply to comment by Previous_Call_7215 in One day, being a millionaire is not going to be considered rich. by Coronazonewearmask
By his standard that you can choose not to work and still be fine, no, it isnt. Not even close to rich. You will need like 3-4 million iirc just to make it through your whole life with a good standard of life. Just having 1m isnt enough.
Ofc if you continue to work and you get to that 1m mark early then yes you are quite well off, but again, it is hard to say you are really rich imo. Its good money, but its not "fuck my job, i do what i want" money.
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Reply to comment by subzero112001 in A lot of people take kindness for weakness, that’s why costumer service workers get mistreated. by PokeManiac16
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elpajaroquemamais t1_j6comkd wrote
Reply to comment by daisy-09010 in One day, being a millionaire is not going to be considered rich. by Coronazonewearmask
Your income would be about $35000-50000 a year in that case. If you can live off of that then you’re set.
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