You say you spent 8 years sub six figures to retire at 31. Can you list your savings rate and what you live on now? Did you just directly build a large nest egg or did you get lucky with investments?
Id like to give your advice its due, but if you were able to randomly retire because you gambled and bought $1k of bitcoin in 2012 and held it till 2020, it may not be that correlated to most peoples lived experience.
*Should be running a cryptominer
Also noise pollution. Under 35 mph, most car noise is engine noise.
Thats how Casey Neistat got his youtube start back in 2012 or so.
The bike lane in NYC was blocked by some bullshit, so he peddled over into the road and a cop ticketed him for riding in the road. So he decided to just ride straight into any obstacle in the bike lane, including construction, delivery trucks, and cop cars. The video went viral, which back then meant something.
The kicker? The ticket was bullshit. He broke no laws by joining the lane. The cop just made shit up and fined him $50, which he unknowingly paid.
Buying things is literally the economy. People spending money into it improves the economy directly. The velocity of money is a key part of a working market, and the rich impart very little of their wealth into it.
The extra panel hidden by the red button is also a great magic school bus callback.
I dont know the article, but looking for work generally helps me when im absolutely fucking done with a job.
Yes, its more work, but it makes all the “huge and terrible” problems of your main job seem smaller, isolated, even stupid. They matter less because you dont have to depend on that job anymore, so you actually do get better mentally.
Then, if the job search is good or the second job is enough, quit that first fucker and be totally done with all the stress.
Check out mango. Its pleasant and has a really nice interface.
You can use your library card for free premium access.
With those tears streaking down his eyes?
Of course.
Im sure they’ll try to get you to order ammo as they explode.