@VoidScreamr@The_Money_Buddy Right. You can save $2 million and retire at 65, die the next day.
Or you can enjoy life, spend the money, die at age 65 with $100 to your name.
Objectively we’d say the second option was smarter as they enjoyed their life. While living we’d say the first option was smarter.
@The_Money_Buddy IMO should’ve been able to save at a minimum 10% of net income so ~$10k-12k a year. After a decade he should’ve had at minimum $100k saved (invested it would be considerably more, $300k+)
@StephenFleming Kids can’t afford it, most don’t have jobs and few places will hire minors these days due to restrictive labor laws. If a kid drives the parents end up footing the entire cost…including increased insurance premiums.
@ThatsCapitals Right. It’s not like it’s easy to immigrate to any country unless it’s ridiculously shitty. Probably easy to immigrate to Sierra Leone or Ivory Coast…Afghanistan.
@smsamford01@ClownWorld Yeah the fries aren’t great at In-N-Out. I’m not sure if you can ask for twice fried but if they’ll do it they prob will come out better.
@EricSpracklen Going from $390k to $725k in a year I’d think they’d have to basically tear it down to the foundation and completely rebuild the house to add that sort of value