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> In fact, not sure why you'd want to, but for escaping the daily grind for someone else. ... isn't this exactly the point of retirement?
by badpun 9y ago
> In fact, not sure why you'd want to, but for escaping the daily grind for someone else.
... isn't this exactly the point of retirement?
- 52-6F-62 9y agoNo. Retirement implies the intent to no longer participate in an activity professionally, competitively, or as a contributor. It means ceasing one's work. Working for oneself or for something one believes in to any extent might not be the same grind, but also wouldn't be retirement.