This kind of lifestyle seems amazing, but also incredibly risky. Any kind of financial volatility could leave you in the position of having your kitchen table o

This kind of lifestyle seems amazing, but also incredibly risky. Any kind of financial volatility could leave you in the position of having your kitchen table or the clothes on your back repossessed. Fundamentally, this is a sign of the times: creative schemes in order to make it possible for people to over-leverage themselves into living an amazing life well beyond their means. It's not going to pan out well for the people who do this, I fear, but there will be no articles on them, no warning to people on the behalf of the New York Times, because fundamentally few people have pity for someone who spends lavishly and then finds themselves a pauper.