FYI World of Beercation II - THE DIRTAH SOUF

[dbzeag]

Yeah, that sounds like a great idea. Any other ideas to make my life less fun?

I've got loads.

 

[APRIL]

It's fun to not be able to retire!

We are retired*.









*from ever working in an office for someone else.

 

[fly]

It's fun to not be able to retire!

You really think I don't have that covered? LOL

 

[fly]

I've got loads.

Wish I could gravy this.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

I've got loads.

And theyre all in your butt?

 

[Sarcasmo]

You really think I don't have that covered? LOL

I know you don't have a million+ bucks lying around, so you're going to have to work for it if you expect to live comfortably for the rest of your life, of which you probably have 50% remaining. /vanilladadlecture

 

[fly]

I know you don't have a million+ bucks lying around, so you're going to have to work for it if you expect to live comfortably for the rest of your life, of which you probably have 50% remaining. /vanilladadlecture

Your math is terrible. Our comfortable living costs would NEVER need a million dollars.

 

[APRIL]

I know you don't have a million+ bucks lying around, so you're going to have to work for it if you expect to live comfortably for the rest of your life, of which you probably have 50% remaining. /vanilladadlecture

Old school way.

 

[tre]

And theyre all in your butt?

some are in and around his mouf

 

[Sarcasmo]

Your math is terrible. Our comfortable living costs would NEVER need a million dollars.

Hey, if you say so. You're the financial expert.

2 people @ 40-50 years with bills, expenses, inflation, and god forbid anything medical should ever happen to you. That's the real kicker. Insurance won't take care of you. A million bucks gives you $25,000/year to live on every year for 40 years, or roughly $2k/month.

Again, good luck.

 

[fly]

Hey, if you say so. You're the financial expert.

2 people @ 40-50 years with bills, expenses, inflation, and god forbid anything medical should ever happen to you. That's the real kicker. Insurance won't take care of you. A million bucks gives you $25,000/year to live on every year for 40 years, or roughly $2k/month.

Again, good luck.

So you're not investing any money. Good idea. Don't forget inflation then!

 

[fly]

We just finished our third world of beer!

 

[Sarcasmo]

So you're not investing any money. Good idea. Don't forget inflation then!

Investing is gambling. It's great for bonus income you won't miss.

 

[Amstel]

Investing is gambling. It's great for bonus income you won't miss.

so is driving, flying, and ordering food at a restaurant to name a few.

smh.

 

[JAXvillain]

so is driving, flying, and ordering food at a restaurant to name a few.

smh.

He was turning fly's own comment against him.

 

[ZRH]

Investing is gambling. It's great for bonus income you won't miss.

I made a post about investing being gambling. Someone deleted it I think...

 

[ZRH]

so is driving, flying, and ordering food at a restaurant to name a few.

smh.

You can significantly effect the outcome of all those things.

Good talk.

 

[Amstel]

He was turning fly's own comment against him.

ahhh.

 

[Amstel]

You can significantly effect the outcome of all those things.

Good talk.

like investing.

This isn't really a talk, right?

 

[ZRH]

like investing.

This isn't really a talk, right?

Depends on the investment.

Lets say you buy a laundromat. It's an investment, you can significantly effect the outcome, business decisions etc.

Lets say instead of buying that laundromat you buy $20,000 worth the stock in ExxonMobil. It's definitely not enough of an interest to have any practicable outcome on the decisions made by the company. So it would be a "gamble."

Most investing is gambling where the only difference is that you can make semi-informed decisions about risk.