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I normally dismiss advice from outliers like this, but the message of "Get out and exercize. Eat real food. Never retire." I think cannot be repeated enough. T
by kleer001 11y ago
I normally dismiss advice from outliers like this, but the message of "Get out and exercize. Eat real food. Never retire." I think cannot be repeated enough.
Though I do suspect he's juicing with something, probably testosterone and or HGH.
- kasey_junk 11y agoGood for him. With HGH and modern steroids our biggest worries seem to be long term risks. Doesn't seem an issue for him.
- themartorana 11y ago"Never retire." My in-laws are in their mid-70s, but don't act like it at all. They both work numerous "jobs" (they own a farm and do other volunteer and outreach work, and my father-in-law builds ponds and bridges and whatnot for other local farmers). My father-in-law did have cancer, but is in remission now, and sped right back up to normal pace. It's obvious to my wife and me, though, that if he ever "retires" he'll likely go down-hill pretty rapidly. The women in my wife's family all live well into their 90s (her grandmother is currently 101) and there's no doubt part of it is their stubborn inability to slow down. Never retire. Maybe you can afford at 65 to remove the golden handcuffs and take up a different vocation, but don't ever stop working and learning.