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> traveling to 20-30 countries a year No, probably not. Whatever your life circumstances are, they're so ridiculously far outside the norm that almost nothing
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y ago
> traveling to 20-30 countries a year
No, probably not. Whatever your life circumstances are, they're so ridiculously far outside the norm that almost nothing about your life applies to most people's.
- xyzelement 4y agoI am making an extreme point. Whatever people's idealized single life is, working in finance/tech in NYC, dating and traveling would be on that list. And I can still articulate why married life is way better for me.
- throwawytroll6 4y ago[unnecessarily toxic]
- xyzelement 4y agoI am referring to the opportunity cost. I had the most "fun" to give up.
- _gmax0 4y ago'Whatever people's idealized single life is, working in finance/tech in NYC, dating and traveling would be on that list.' This is where you begin to overgeneralize.
- gamechangr 4y agoWhat do you do that would have you traveling to more than one country a month?
- xyzelement 4y agoI was a product manager at a finance tech firm and would do several region tours a year. So sometimes it would just be a day or two in a country at a time, still fun.