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>This is only relevant if you need a lot of money to play other games outside of work. Most people don't. I didn't downvote you but you misinterpreted what he
by jasode 6y ago
>This is only relevant if you need a lot of money to play other games outside of work. Most people don't.
I didn't downvote you but you misinterpreted what he wrote. The end of the 2nd paragraph explained that "other games" means the other more desirable non-work activities people would rather do:
"play other games outside of work" == "buy freedom to do other stuff in the rest of your time"
This does apply to most people.
- p1esk 6y agoMaybe I'm still misinterpreting it, but to me it seems like he was talking about activities after work, not instead of work. So if you want to, say, regularly dine at the finest restaurants, buy expensive toys, and live in a big mansion, then sure you need to know how to play the game, but if you're an average Joe, and just want to go to a bar to hang out with friends, or watch a movie, and maybe have a hobby like restoring vintage cars in your garage, then you probably don't need to make that much money.
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