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> Trading their money for time (sounds backwards, I know) How does this sound backwards for you?
by ambicapter 3y ago
> Trading their money for time (sounds backwards, I know)
How does this sound backwards for you?
- HappMacDonald 3y agoProbably just that for those of us who are accustomed to working for a living, we see our time as the commodity and money as the compensation for marketing and selling it. Wealthier people can sit on the opposite end of that transaction and purchase our time commodity with their money, freeing up their own time in the process. But walking a mile in those shoes can feel backwards when one is accustomed to it only ever working the other way.
- lannisterstark 3y agoI mean, you obviously do trade money for time just like the wealthy. You have a dishwasher, or a washing machine and a dryer etc. You probably have a car, or some way to go around places that isn't walking etc. The scale is the only thing that is different.