That shit costs money.You need to tone down the nihilism and turn up the hedonism.
Existential despair is cheap.
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That shit costs money.You need to tone down the nihilism and turn up the hedonism.
You get charged to post here?That shit costs money.
Existential despair is cheap.
It's quite taxing.You get charged to post here?
Great tip.i saved the most money ever by living by 2 simple principles:
1. i didn't go to college to have fun. i went to some comunity college then translated over to real college. didn't live on campus. didn't participate in campus life. worked the whole time. payed each bill the week i got it. no dept from college.
2. Drove shitty small old vehicles. they cost me 900 dollars, 1500 dollars and 3000 dollars. that's what i've driven my whole life. i'm still driving the 3k S10 and i will continue to do so till it becomes dangerous(er) to drive.
based on these principles i hear none of my wife's bullshit when she bitches about me buying a game or leaving a light on.
oh you can live like a king any other way you want. its just that cars are the most overpriced thing one can buy for utility sake. My wife has a newish truck with extended cab for hauling the kid around in. I'm not gonna have my kid ride around in my cheap truck. at some point I'll need to get her a larger vehicle for grocery getting and whatnot and that truck will be "mine to drive"but i'm still gonna grind this one to death.Great tip.
Here's another one: You can save money on housing by living in a 1 room shack.
Jew status revoked.I am considering not leasing my next car but just buying something cheaper out right. Been leasing for almost 2 decades, feels like wasted $$$ going forward.
Have some kids, Mist. Donor sperm ofc, wouldn’t want that icky sex part.Stop trying to enjoy anything, you're gonna die and none of this will have mattered.
Look you will take my China ads and like it.I feel like this thread is getting off on the wrong foot. The purpose here is tips that can save money without having to sacrifice your quality of living. Tips like "don't buy expensive phones" and "buy cheap Chinese junk off of Amazon" aren't very helpful.
Just want to put that out there before you fucks start suggesting shopping for clothes at flea markets and dumpster diving for food behind restaurants.
What motivates you to work that hard if you don't like actually spending money or have a family to provide for?Yeah I save over 70% of my income. It used to be over 90% when I was working more overtime.
Born poor and never want to be poor again. It doesn't matter if I have to live within heavily restricted means. I always want a huge reserve pile of cash in case something breaks or something extreme happens. Living through Hurricane Sandy and that huge flood in 2010 and having to fight the insurance company for 18 months each time for compensation probably has a lot to do with that. Living in a house with no heat, no running water and intermittent electricity for 8 months, with a sick dog and sick parent to take care of, will really re-adjust your idea of what the "floor" for standard of living really is.What motivates you to work that hard if you don't like actually spending money or have a family to provide for?
There was some talk by him about bots, scripts and metrics.Tell us who's alt you are and maybe people will take you seriously.
Or even less seriously.
Hmmm, I was going to guess Keg, but that sounds more like a Tyen.There was some talk by him about bots, scripts and metrics.