vince.lee.lien
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Quitting for 5 years, anyone do this before?
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I guess a long term coma would give best bang for buck.
Everyone gets old. Unless you plan to expire precisely when your money runs out, I suggest you ask people who are in their 70's who have run out of money how life is going for them. Then remember they potentially have another 10 or 20 years ahead of them.
But yeah, YOLO. Live like there's no tomorrow.
I enjoy life, but I also save for retirement.
Cryogenic freezing. It's coming.
Just sell all your stuff when you're 65. No debt left, nothing to pay for, die happy.
Great if you actually own all your stuff, or have anything of value to sell and live off the proceeds.
The new hotness is to live by the credit card, bank owns everything, little or no equity in anything....all while you're out YOLO'ing your paycheques away.
When the paycheques stop the bank wants all their **** back.
I've taken a 5 month break before, and I'll probably be taking a 5 month break this year from Nov-March. Literally hell on Earth.
Fast Eddie?
Your successes are well documented. Continued success and godspeed!
This is right up there at the top of the first world problems list.
I can't believe no one suggested the middle way:
1) Sell your track bike as planned.
2) Pay off those pesky debts.
3) Steal motorcycles to joyride around on.
This would get you 5 years of free test rides on any model you manage to find. Cancel out the guilt by returning the bike with a full tank when you're done. Or maybe sell them to finish 2) quicker.
1) Sell your track bike as planned.
2) Pay off those pesky debts.
3) Steal motorcycles to joyride around on.
This would get you 5 years of free test rides on any model you manage to find. Cancel out the guilt by returning the bike with a full tank when you're done. Or maybe sell them to finish 2) quicker.
OnAnySunday
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solid plan
starboy869
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probably even talk to some condo security and slip them $100 to text you when and where a nice cbr parks.
I have no problem with the OP or his plan....but I will make just one suggestion : (and I have no doubt she is as good as you say she is, however) please spend more than $1000 on a ring. She does want it. I'm not saying to drop 10g's, but I think that around $3k should suffice. And Cut , Colour and Clarity over Carat.
YOLO
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YMMV
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starboy869
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I heard the typical finder fee to let a thief in the in is around $50.
Are they? Where? Can I read about them?
How come I don't know about yours? Do you have someone that admire you?
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bigpoppa
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Lol wut has this thread turned into?
Also I dont know what the last 2 ones mean....#gettingold
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