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I like having more money and stuff. With money I can buy stuff like homes, cars, and education. With money I can take vacations (in style). With money I can
by buckbova 12y ago
I like having more money and stuff.
With money I can buy stuff like homes, cars, and education.
With money I can take vacations (in style).
With money I can buy my way out of trouble.
With money I can afford a macbook pro, even though I don't own one.
If it requires my working 40 hours a week to have all this stuff, I will continue to do so for years to come.
- zephjc 12y agoI can't tell if that's sarcasm or not, but after having acquired a lot of that stuff, I can tell you it's highly overrated (maybe not the vacations)
- zaccus 12y agoI value my free time more than my money. I can always make more money; I will never have more time than I do now. So up to a point, I will gladly trade money for time. In any case, unless your work is very low-skilled, it doesn't make any sense for your income to be tightly coupled with the number of hours you work. What if having all your stuff required working 50 hours a week? 80? 100? At what point does it stop being worthwhile?