Not so awfully long ago when I worked my entry level job, I made roughly $800 biweekly. Do you know what that's like? And that's a pretty comfortable wage for m

Not so awfully long ago when I worked my entry level job, I made roughly $800 biweekly. Do you know what that's like? And that's a pretty comfortable wage for my area, compared to others, but $4,000, are you joking? Might as well be $400,000 or $4,000,000 for as attainable as $4,000 was. Yeah sure, I could save that by spending literally nothing outside essentials for three years, but who can live like that without losing their minds? I don't want to be rich. Being rich blows by many accounts. I want enough money in the bank where a bang in my car isn't enough to send me to the poorhouse and where a visit to the ER isn't going to render me homeless. Wanting financial security: the thing you have and are describing; is perfectly natural, except that it's nearly unattainable by I think the vast majority of the population. And don't sit there and tell me that it's all our fault for needing to finance shit when we barely make enough to live already.