The money is just too good to put aside. Plus, the cost of housing has gotten through the roof, so you'd have to be a real and committed idealist (or to have fa

The money is just too good to put aside. Plus, the cost of housing has gotten through the roof, so you'd have to be a real and committed idealist (or to have family money) in order to shun that type of compensation coming your way. If it matters I'm in my early 40s and I have left money on the table in the past because of said idealism, but if I were to be a 20-something again and especially in today's market I'm not sure I would do the same thing.