That is true. In America, if you don't have money, you are out of luck. Money buys access which opens so many opportunities and experiences for people. Money is everything.
Money is everything everywhere, tbh, it's not limited to America..
Money doesn't necessarily equal happiness, but having enough money always helps whatever type of life you wish to lead, regardless of your location and I don't believe anybody that says otherwise, tbh..
Lol I don't even need millions to be happy. I just need a roof, a car, and to be able to feed my future family..
I'd be happy with 50k a year if I knew my other half can make at least 30k a year..
I find happiness in family..But I don't want a starving and struggling family..
I'd rip someone's jaw bone off for 50k a year. That would be nice.
Would you suck s for 50k a year? be honest now.
Nope. Got to have standards.
1. I've heard those reasons before, I just don't understand them I guess. Having a family of your own is one of the best parts of life imho. Can't imagine how someone could be too 'selfish' to start one tbh.
2. Later generation Mexican-Americans are not real Mexicans. They're Americanized and have learned to abuse the system just like lazy blacks and crackers do. That's an American problem not a Mexican one tbh.
own multiple rental properties, just pay the interest on the mortgage but not the principal....then wait for the next boom and sell it...
only down fall is busts economy where housing prices fall below the amount u barrowed
Having a family of one's own is a pleasure of life, yet it's also a luxury that most guys can't afford in today's world imho.
And I think that when people address the problem of lazy-ass parasitic s, they're not referring to the Mexican government but the ethnicity (which includes all people of Mexican descent)
Like most Late Boomers I have spent the majority of my life chasing it, working my butt off, 70 to 90 hour work weeks for decades….A while back things changed… Boomers started to retire @ a rate of 10,000 a day….My employer saw a huge shift in productivity when Gen X & Y were moved into higher positions…Competing with the parasites AKN Gen X & Y has made my life so much easier…I take regular naps while on the job & still out produce these leaches…My Boss appreciates me & is nicer to me…I feel so blessed that the good Lord has allowed me to remain in the work force with lazy self en led people…While I may not make as much money as many of YOU PEOPLE, I am just so darn happy…I can’t imagine retiring full time when I already feel like I am semi retired competing with lazy young folks…I hope this helps...
theres no such thing as the american dream man, that dream today is outliving ur parents then what they hadLike most Late Boomers I have spent the majority of my life chasing it, working my butt off, 70 to 90 hour work weeks for decades….A while back things changed… Boomers started to retire @ a rate of 10,000 a day….My employer saw a huge shift in productivity when Gen X & Y were moved into higher positions…Competing with the parasites AKN Gen X & Y has made my life so much easier…I take regular naps while on the job & still out produce these leaches…My Boss appreciates me & is nicer to me…I feel so blessed that the good Lord has allowed me to remain in the work force with lazy self en led people…While I may not make as much money as many of YOU PEOPLE, I am just so darn happy…I can’t imagine retiring full time when I already feel like I am semi retired competing with lazy young folks…I hope this helps...
then again there is no such thing 100% successful stories, if everyone is successful then there be no re s to exploit
Perhaps…But when your compe ion has lowered the bar and your job becomes so much easier, one feels like They Have Arrived…I never knew that I would love my job & appreciate my life so much….
Be a C student engineering grad from UTSA, and companies will jack off to you
imho
or get lucky like a certain scro who ed around most of college, only tried hard his last year, and got an engineering position in the North Dakota oilfields without technically even getting an engineering degree
fwiw
life is comfortable as long as japan keeps making playstations
ha 2 of my friends are studying engineering there
This.
I know people that make a LOT of money, but they're still broke because they don't live within their means.
bitter, table for one
And childless people don't know what they're missing, tbh.
Comfortable changes. I remember being in college and living in an un-airconditioned falling down dump of a house, riding a bike everywhere so I didn't have to buy gas for the worn out POS car I had and did all the mechanic work on, cooking spaghetti, beans and cornbread, anything cheap and filling and just being comfortable as .
Now with all the baggage/obligations I've picked up I'd say 150K minimum.
I think there was a study somewhere that showed money does equal happiness.....to a point. That point was 75k.
A kid these days is a 250k investment.
At least, if you do it right.
it's funny how pretentious people get about kids once they have them
it's selfish not to have kids
what's selfish about knowing how to control your load? most kids aren't planned.
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