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> He probably had $10 million close to 30 years ago, so I'd guess he is pretty happy. This is the saddest thing I've read recently
by Toine 6y ago
> He probably had $10 million close to 30 years ago, so I'd guess he is pretty happy.
This is the saddest thing I've read recently
- maxerickson 6y agoJust wait until you read about 2020.
- robjan 6y agoI think the unwritten part of that sentence is "so he can quit what he's doing whenever he wants, but he chooses to live like this"
- dmje 6y ago...kinda the important part of the sentence too. Plenty of totally depressed millionaires out there...
- TuringNYC 6y ago>> >> He probably had $10 million close to 30 years ago, so I'd guess he is pretty happy. >> This is the saddest thing I've read recently I read something sadder recently -- a mother in the US who was crying because she couldn't afford insulin for her child. Seriously, sure, money doesnt solve all problems. But it sure as heck solves most problems. It adds others, but not as big as the ones it takes away. (FYI, i've lived across the income spectrum thru my life from $10k/yr w/o healthcare to top 1%)