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Nobody takes it literally like that though, because at least in a better job market way too many people have that money. If you want to tie it to a single scen
by OJFord 2y ago
Nobody takes it literally like that though, because at least in a better job market way too many people have that money.
If you want to tie it to a single scenario I'd say it's taken on a meaning more like 'I'll do what I want to you/your business/parking because I don't care about paying to sort it out if I'm sued'. Parking where I 'can't' & paying the 100x fine seems better to me than finding where I 'can' and paying the 1x ticket sort of thing. Not to say everyone's morals would have them act like that, but illustratively.
- distances 2y agoI'm sure we've just been in different discussions, the "enough so that I can treat this work as a hobby" definition is the one I've ever seen before.