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I'd be more impressed by his advice -- in order to be able to afford anything you need, be frugal about what you don't -- if he hadn't happened to mention the t
by gjm11 16y ago
I'd be more impressed by his advice -- in order to be able to afford anything you need, be frugal about what you don't -- if he hadn't happened to mention the time that his wife bought a house for $2.8M (and returned it, whatever exactly he means by that). If you can afford houses that expensive, your ability to afford nice stuff is probably not entirely the result of frugality.
- kmt 16y agoAnd what about the hypocrisy of "don't have kids" combined with his "support my growing family" footer? Incidentally, for those interested in photography I wouldn't take this guy's photo advise either. The guy lacks depth in understanding and sometimes makes statements that are just ridiculous.
- bobbin 16y ago> And what about the hypocrisy of "don't have kids" combined with his "support my growing family" footer? That's just a contradiction, not hypocrisy.
- kmt 16y agoAgree that hypocrisy is a strong word for something that's just a how-to. Anyway, my point was that his recommendations are not worth much.