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Good start. I quit drinking for six years. My only regret is that I didn’t do it twenty years earlier.
by tim-tday 6mo ago
Good start. I quit drinking for six years. My only regret is that I didn’t do it twenty years earlier.
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- tim-tday 6mo agoConsistency is king I suppose. I was just thinking this morning about how if every drink I had at a bar over the last 20 years had gone into the stock market I’d probably be a million dollars richer. I was putting nothing into the stock market in my twenties because I “couldn’t afford it” but somehow I could afford to go out and spend a hundred bucks a night on booze. Then there’s the hangovers, pretty sure every bad hangover made me permanently stupider. If I could go back in time and kick myself I would.
- x______________ 6mo agoIs it to late to go back to the stock market?
- gnabgib 6mo ago$100/night in 2006? Wow.. NYC? That is a lot of income that could be disposed of elsewhere.