> if you drastically cut back on that, you could work far less than you currently do I don't disagree with that per se (of course there are exceptions), but I

> if you drastically cut back on that, you could work far less than you currently do I don't disagree with that per se (of course there are exceptions), but I don't see how that implies I'd only need a job because of my lifestyle choices. Even for a frugal life style where you only pay for groceries, Internet and rent, I'd still need a source of income. I'm assuming to healthcare either, as that's a luxury I've never had. :P