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> I didn’t put anything aside, ever. Money came in, money went out. I was always a paycheck behind, at least. I usually owed my chef my paycheck: again, cocaine
by Theodores 10y ago
> I didn’t put anything aside, ever. Money came in, money went out. I was always a paycheck behind, at least. I usually owed my chef my paycheck: again, cocaine. Like I said, until I was 44, I never even had a savings account.
Anyone who has ever spent any of their money on class 'A' drugs is not in any position to dispense any type of wise financial advice.
- popularrecluse 10y agoBut wisdom usually comes from experience.
- tonyedgecombe 10y agoConverts love to proselytize.
- Bartweiss 10y agoI mean... there's even a note to that effect at the top of the article. Bourdain says like five times that he makes decisions for convenience and security over efficiency. This isn't advice on how to maximize your wealth, it's a personal account of how he lived and how debt and wealth influence him on an emotional level.