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How?

• throwup238 2y ago
  I believe the traditional approach is a Corvette you can't afford and a new partner that violates the half plus seven rule.
• bee_rider 2y ago
  I think what I’ll do is get a hobby that is not too expensive. Like, you have to buy something overpriced to satisfy a midlife crisis, but at least I will try to get some nice headphones (not harmful at least, and with nice headphones you can play your music quieter, save your hearing) or a good bicycle (healthy!) out of it. Anything but a sports car, really. Driving around in a sports car is just advanced sitting, which I already do to much of, and they are very expensive.
  • joshuahedlund 2y ago
    Huh. So that must subconciously be why I got into birdwatching at age 35 and am now slowly leveling up the purchase price of the binoculars…
    • bee_rider 2y ago
      Another good one is keyboards. Maybe Warhammer?
  • rnewme 2y ago
    Sports car does not need to be expensive. I think it's more about having a purpose and being useful rather than anything else. I saw it in me and other people I know that went through that period. The greater the thing you're working on the less you'll feel any change.
  • webnrrd2k 2y ago
    Continuing with the dev bio theme, I'd suggest kicking off a mid-life crisis with a decent microscope, petri dishes, and maybe some planeria or something else to study.