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Anonymous

06 Nov 2020

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Would you rather buy everything you want but have to work full-time for 50 years or half of everything you want and only work full-time for 35 years?

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kirby

27 Mar 2024

Given that i cannot think of anything to do if i stop working, i rather buy everything i want

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diamondhands

27 Mar 2023

Excellent question! the latter since i'm not 100% depriving myself, its only 50% meaning i'll still be able to enjoy things from time to time^^ My goal is to work hard and slow down when i reach 45.

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Cryotosensei

01 Feb 2023

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The latter, of course. I don't like to be chained by my possessions. Experiences, especially those i...

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