>When we were poor, we built our own tools and we keep that habit even after we have money and our time is valuable. This is a lesson in life that most people

>When we were poor, we built our own tools and we keep that habit even after we have money and our time is valuable. This is a lesson in life that most people really only realize once they start getting old and see more and more people around them die. Time is money, and as we get older we (hopefully) have more money but we only lose and lose whatever time we have left. Money is theoretically infinite, time is finite. You can borrow money, but you can't borrow time. At a certain point in life, paying money to save your time (aka use someone else's time) is worth it no matter how expensive it is.