/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8089942
no, i assume most people that don't know me think i'm a pleb but i could probably retire tomorrow if i had to. how many bitcoin do you have anyways?

>>8089942
It's always like that. Normies think people who are into BTC are secretly rich. I mean it's not wrong, they just like to assume.

>>8089964
>no, i assume most people that don't know me think i'm a pleb but i could probably retire tomorrow if i had to.
Same here, gossip and misinformation spreads fast at work, but I'm there to learn social skills and learn to be a normie so it serves its purpose

I have 16 bitcoins, nothing life changing (yet) but imagine revealing that to a wageslave they'd be teething with jealousy and envy.

>>8090014
Nobody is jealous of $160k. Anyone with a middle class job who isn't an idiot should have that by at the most 30.

>>8090014
>being able to retire on $170k
not in a decent country

>>8090031
Most people are idiots though and spend their money on flashy cars and expensive vacations instead.

>>8090044
Well, I don't know about you guys definition of retirement, but I would simply dedicate more time to trading and other ventures that generate income of my own accord, instead of wageslaving.

I don't think I have the temperment to just enjoy life and relax forever, I really do enjoy working and learning.

>>8090071
You’re an idiot

>>8090071
my definition of retirement is attaining financial freedom, so you don't have to do shit if you don't want to. i enjoy keeping busy though, and actually enjoy my wageslaving job, so i'll probably do it for awhile longer

>>8090031
that's delusional, the average 30 year old doesn't even have 2k in savings.

>>8090101
no u

>>8090127
you're either from nigeria or some black neighbourhood in america

I earned well over $110k from crypto and I still live at home in my parents' basement and live a frugal lifestyle. "Treating myself" is buying chicken tendies with fries and honey mustie. Or buying pizza. Heh. I live the same old lifestyle I did as a total NEET. Except I splurge more on junk food and fast food

>>8090014

I don't think my co-workers understand it still - they're lawyers and I'm the forensics guy, I was mentioning they should perhaps put some money in BTC when it was still a little over $1k in 2016 but I think even now it's still just some silly nerd thing to them their autistic tech guy is interested in. But they're so used to the idea they're the lawyers they're at the top of this social hierarchy. We started sharing an office with an angel investment fund at the beginning of 2017 and I was chatting with one of those guys there about some trades we'd made over the weekend and someone overheard how much money I'd made that weekend - more than this person made in a month. But I still don't think she believed it. Amongst some of them I think it's starting to become an in-joke that I'm secretly rich but I still think there's a part of them that believes it's all silly internet money that will go away. I take some satisfaction from that. The best thing to come out of it is some of the partners are starting to talk to me about the implications of this stuff for fraud.

>>8090031
>>8090142
Oh, sweet children.
The average first-worlder doesn't have 20k in savings. If their networth is above 100k at all, it's from home equity.

>>8090031
lol... most americans wagecucks have negative net worth or less than 1k in their banks. they sure as hell are jealous.

>>8089942

>have money
>not use it
Why even have money then?
You people are so weird.

>>8090150
well how does it feel to be killing yourself in slow mo?

>>8089942
Honestly, just keep your mouth shut about crypto.
I'm going to start doing the same. I hate explaining this shit to normies and the barrage of questions that come afterwards.

>>8089942
Buying expensive shit only puts distance between you and the poor, but it does not get closer to wealthy people.

>>8090191
everyone is doing that

there is no real difference between a life that ends at age 25 or one that ends at 75

it's all just more meaningless drivel so who really cares when it ends

>>8090173

i understand the not using but compounding theory praised by Buffet, but

>>8090150

is just pissing me off

I spend large but have little so i'm destined to be poor really.

I also had a gambling problem until i "gave it up" to gamble on cryptos.

All that said i've been making decent gains and been cutting down on my expenditure, it's difficult anons but with your help i can make it

>>8090173
you'll never make it

>>8089942

LARP: The post

>>8090173

Well it depends on your definition of use - I think for some of us the notion is simply having enough money to maximise the use of our time, which is the only truly precious asset. Beyond that there is the desire to allow your children to maximise the use of their time - it depends on what you want really. I want to be able to provide a suitable family life without debt but outside of that learning and the ability to not have to do things I don't want to is all I value.

>>8090173

because if you hold your money, and dont spend it, you will always have enough money for an emergency :^)

>be me at 22
>eat frugally
>rice and chicken breast for years
>get room mates, pay 300/mo for rent
>save 50k
>get gf at 28
>room mates move
>drop 20k on house downpayment
>invest 10k in home improvements
>still want to eat / live frugally
>gf 23 "You are such a money hoarder anon, lets do a 2nd vacation this year :), you have issues with money, you need to spend it and enjoy it!"
>she is living 10x better than I was at that age
>my soul

>>8090173
I see it as the ultimate safety net, life is so comfy right now but I grew up poor and my family are lefty socialists with no financial mind.

It's dangerous to flaunt my wealth,, I am kind of trapped but I love my family and want to help them, slowly with education rather than giving away money or buying gifts.

>>8090220
keep it up, i hope you make it

>>8090173
You do "use it". The money is used to give you the time and freedom to do whatever you want. This is a much better use than splashing it on things you don't need

>>8090214
disregarding any hope for ascending to a higher being and taking your theory at face value, i think most will agree that your perception (so, waiting to die because it's the same anyhow or doing shit, being creative, learning etc) of using that time you have, does have an impact on your happiness, which in the end is the ultimate thing you can have while being alive

>>8090253

If you already have a roastie parasite at 22 you will not make it

>>8090320

I am 29 now...

8k crypto portfolio... not gonna make it.

>>8089942
>Do you "act like your net worth"?
No. I am a relaxed 6-figure worth now, but I am playing it extremely close to my chest. Reason being that in the best case, I will be a crypto-
millionaire at some point in the future.

I think owning millions in crypto will become very dangerous at some point - an abduction or a bit of torture and they can take off with the coins and
- unlike cash - it will be very hard to ever catch them.

>>8089942
About to pay 30% in taxes on my 250k portfolio
I feel so bad words can not comprehend

>>8090142
>Doesn't know that the vast majority of people are massively in debt. Kek, kids.

>>8090150
Living the dream anon. I wouldn't sell up either until several million at least. Then move to the country, eat tendies 3 times per day.

>>8090348
Similar position here. This isn't the only game in town, Anon. Make some crypto gains this year and put it into real estate, a business, or skill building. Crypto can just be phase one of making it, a "free level up".

>>8090157
I'm in law school now my 3 best friends and I are all invested. When we talk about to anyone they think we're looneys lol. Even better none of my classmates or professors have any idea how much smart contracts are gonna fuck their lives up

>>8090404

always diversify investments.

Renting out a room in my house to pay the mortgage and reduce the cost of my bills...

charge them 500/mo for the room in a 1900 sq ft house, and ~100$ for bills.

gf says im screwing them

send help

pic related, what she looks like

>>8090031
>Nobody is jealous of $160k. Anyone with a middle class job who isn't an idiot should have that by at the most 30.
never sure if ppl who say this stuff are trolling or not.

one guy said the other day he'd need 100mil to retire. just unreal.

tho to be fair when i was a very young kid i though all adults had unlimited wealth, so there' that

>>8090173
>Car breaks down
>have a sudden medical problem
>termites found in your house
>you get fired and need time to find a new job
If you don't have the money for any of these situations you're a fool.

>>8090227
Exactly.
>>8090173 will never make it, because of being part of the consumerism culture that have burgers maxing out several credit cards, paying off only the interest monthly, and not having a nest egg prepared in case of emergencies.

>>8090287
>freedom to do whatever you want
Based on what the people in this board has said countless times that's not true or people are actually liars and don't have any money to begin with.

>>8090014
i let it slip that i was into crypto and told them i had 1... yeah just 1 BTC, and every one at the table that was aware of the price of 1 BTC jaws dropped. This is at a place where the average salary is $50k yet they were still mindblown. Thank god i didn't let them know i actually have 30 BTC...
Luckily i told them i sold at $16k (wish i had tbqhwy and bought back in lower) and now they leave dont really mention it seeing as $16k is classed as stupid money.
if BTC hits a new ATH though i think everyone is going to be saying why did i sell, even though they were literally screaming at me to sell when i originally told them.

>>8089942

Not really. I'm pretty careful with my cash, i'll spend quite happily if I need to but I won't waste it on frivolous shit.

One of my friends spends about a third of his income on his fancy car which he got on credit. It's ridiculous. He's in debt but hey he has that sweet car right.

>>8090173

Financial safety net > Being a mouthbreathing consumer

Having the ability to tell me boss to fuck off and just quit if I really wanted to really helps me sleep real easy at night.

>>8090150
Heh, just like me. Sometimes I feel like treating myself with an entire box of cereal (cheerios) in one sitting. Plenty of milk.
Permabulking is great

>>8090253
wtf man. drop her

>>8090031
>t. $100 portfolio

>>8089942
people have thought i was rich since high school

I'm just really good at making $1000 look like $10000

>get designer and streetwear for retail or cheaper
>thrift much of my designer
>fuck electronic gadgets with a machete, all i need is a phone and a desktop
>have minimal shit so house is difficult to make messy

If you totaled up all the physical stuff i own, excluding clothes it's less than 20k. that includes appliances like my fridge, stove, washer/dryer, car etc.

all i ever spend on is food, clothes, crypto and utilities. Oh, and my unwavering penchant for cigarettes.

>>8090191
What's the point in eating kale and quinoa to live to 90+? Fuck that shit. We are all going to die ultimately. Do I want a long life of eating bland food or do I want to indulge myself while I'm on this god forsaken planet? lol. When I get Type II Diabetes, I will do the vegan juicing fast thing temporarily to reverse it. I'm not going to deprive myself of tasty calorie-dense food for the rest of my life like some healthfag. What do you get out of being a healthfag? If you were out getting pussy, you wouldn't be posting on 4chan. Very rarely does Chad post on 4chan

>>8090636
I agree, old age is pointless and a burden on loved ones.

I will sky dive to my death when the time is right.

>>8090292
Yeah, but in the end, when you're dead, what is the value of your experiences and moments of happiness? What if we're just gone, no afterlife, no spirit, no consiousness, no nothing? Your brain is now dead, your body is killed and its hard drive wiped, securely, with no chance of recovery. Other humans that were close to you will remember you, but they too will die, and at one point no one will ever be thinking of you in any way, shape or form. You had some happiness, but you no longer exist. Where is the value now?

>>8089942
they just probably think you're alpha now because that was the chad answer. never submit to demands for information unless necessary.

>>8090157
explain to them that you can take any amount with you with a 12-word phrase, that should make lawyers interested

>>8090636
You can eat fucking steak and all the good stuff and still look good, just dyor faggot. Also, it's too fucking cold to be out dating, i'm waiting till spring/summer :P

>>8090667
who cares about the future, i'm on about here and now, i can be sad and depressed or happy.

That being said, i'm not arguing the VR+serotonine boosting drugs won't do the job just as well.

>>8090157
Don't talk to people in real life about how much you've made with crypto or on a specific trade. There's no way it can benefit you.

>>8090755
>who cares about the future
Okay, but how would you answer my question? In the end, where is the meaning?

>>8090384
>I think owning millions in crypto will become very dangerous at some point

This. People don't realize that there are criminal networks whose entire business model is to hunt rich people. You need to be stealth.

>muh emergency
>muh safety net
>muh metaphysical interpretation of using money
>muh treating my gf
>ur not gonna make it xD
Everything makes sense now. All of you do act like your net worth, which is why you don't spend money on anything. Since your net worth is nothing.
If you had real money you would spend it on things.

>>8090835
i thought i made that clear, in the end there's none, it's just about the present moment - hence VR + happy bill is just as good. What is not good is being sad and depressed in any given present moment.

>>8090031
>Nobody is jealous of $160k. Anyone with a middle class job who isn't an idiot should have that by at the most 30.

this is like, literally 1%.

You understand like, basically everyone in america lives check to check.

Less than 40% of americans could comes up with 1000 cash for an emergency.

1,000.00. Not 10k, not 100k, 1k.

The situation is fucking desperate brah.

>>8090540
>my unwavering penchant for cigarettes.
Smokers are eternal poorfags.

>>8090905
>in the end there's none
So ultimately, being sad or depressed in any given moment doesn't matter. You have no further thoughts on this?

>>8090871
> making up my own definition of net worth
> im so smart

>the amount of LARPing ITT

>>8091222
Literally quoting OP

I know someone who is a legit billionaire (my classmate's dad).
Not "crypto-rich" like most like to larp as here, but actually EXTREMELY fiat rich.
Their business is a household name in our country.

You'd legit never think he was a billionaire.
Wears worn out clothes, and commutes, rides the bus or the train, and has an old beatup car he doesn't use often because "gas is expensive".
Stays at the office all day, and heads straight home and doesn't like going out.

His children are living the life though, spending all his hard earned cash, with designer clothes and bags, expensive cars, always the latest phone models, taking vacations in different countries every month, not even having real jobs despite having degrees.

Well... if I was born as his kid, I'd probably do the same too.
Not like they can run out of money in their lifetime.

>>8090934
unless you
>are white
>make at LEAST 100k a year
you are not a human being

>>8091309
First billionaire I ever met was just like this dude.
Drove an absolute bomb and dressed like a school teacher.

Ate well though, he was a regular at my friend's restaurant which is quite well-known and pricey in my city.

>>8090031

Lol nope. Not even close to being realistic. Ban this 15 year old asap.

>>8090031
>Nobody is jealous of $160k.
Oh, how I envy your innocence.

>>8091309
>>8091397
This is what rich people (in general anyways) is like. Hollywood and TV created a twisted version of what rich people is like by showing the bad side of famous people on TV or on movies.

>2013
>be broke NEET living in a 40 sqm apartment
>began mining crypto with a few old GPUs lying around
>started browsing /biz/ around 2015
>used cryptogains from mining and bought into ETH and a few other alts
>current net worth is about $6.3M
>still live in same small apartment
>still trading crypto

Money is a meme.

>>8091897
at least you know you have money in case of an emergency :^)

>>8091897
AI pairs with quantum computing and goes haywire, causing the destruction of all blockchains.
Money is suddenly very, very real.

>>8091971
I don't give a shit. Nothing about my lifestyle would change. Except maybe I'd have to cut down on ordering food.

I'd still be the same old NEET living in the same old apartment.

>>8091992
Why not get a better view?

>>8092029
My blinds are always closed either way. Why so spend money on something I don't want to enjoy?

>>8092032
Fair enough, you do you man. Hope I can get just as lucky.

>>8092053
You already have your ticket out of poverty with LINK.

>>8092079
AMB, ENG, REQ, LINK, will I make it?

>>8092150
REQ will be your biggest gainer. Maybe LINK because of their partnership, but I’m still skeptical about them. The other two, who the fuck knows. I would put more into REQ

>>8090014
>I have 16 bitcoins, nothing life changing (yet) but imagine revealing that to a wageslave they'd be teething with jealousy and envy.
KEK

Yeah no try telling them you only have 16 Bitcoin and they will never bother your neet smelling ass again. I remember when we found out an autistic coworker had eth so we bullied him into telling us how much and it was only 12 lol

>>8091897

Post your portfolio ;^)

>>8092336
>REQ will be your biggest gainer
>The thing that HAS to work for REQ to work (with fiat and cross-chain), I am more skeptical of than REQ
OK. Your opinion is probably very valuable.

>>8092150
No idea about AMB, but yes.

>>8092450
ETH, XMR, NAS, LINK.

>>8092878

Let’s see that dollar amount Mr. High Roller

I mean you’re not LARPing, right?

>>8090168
pppsshhhhh, don't harrass the 14 year olds ;).. let them dream

>>8089942

You lie retard, say you have like 0.3 btc

>>8089942
>Calls himself humble

Pride: The thread

live like you have a 60k/yr job until you're 45.

>>8089942
you were supposed to have used a stupid phrase referring to anything quantitative people ask about your personal life
>how many girls have you slept with
>how many children do you want
>how many countries have you been to
>how many languages do you speak
personally I use this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKyhTX9LQEA

>>8089942

I used to be one of those retards with money who spent every dollar I got, but then I started working a big boy job and obtained an investor’s mindset. Now I’m very frugal and put all my spare cash in investments

My online friend is rich, we became friends through GTA San Andreas, he used to code programs for it. He tried getting me into bitcoin/mining but I remember reading an image on /b/ that broke down into simple terms why mining was stupid (tldr: you'd spend more money on electricity powering your computer than you would get back in bitcoin)

We're still in contact, he's still the same old nerd, yet he's worth a couple million, but he doesn't spend any of it, he just lives an average life. He repairs air conditioners for a living, but he works as many hours as he likes, so definitely more freedom than the average normie.

Something that made me laugh was when we were talking about how much money he had/how much he had made througu bitcoin, he said "i'm being 100% honest, I have no idea how much money I have"

One day I'd love to be that comfortable, that's it's just no longer an issue, right now I can tell you within ~$200 how much money I have, because it's so little, and it mean's so much to me

He's got so much money that he doesn't need to keep track

>>8090031
you're truly living in a fantasy world if you think people at 30 even have 1/8 of that saved

>>8091897
>I don't always larp but when I do I go big

I have 400k and haven't changed my living standard in any way.
Or rather, it hasn't gone up: Since I discovered crypto and /biz/ in June, my room looks like a mess, I don't eat anything healthy and I get laid only with my old fuck buddies.

>>8089942
Never EVER reveal your power level to friends and family. They'll never treat you the same. Only as a loser poorfag in disguise will you know who your true friends are

>>8089942
Well I am poor af anyway.

>>8093227
>having more than $5k in a checking account at any time, much less letting $200k sit there
Straight babboon retard shit

>>8093624
I am a loser poorfag already, have no real friends anyway. Rich neetdom is gonna be so underwhelming

>>8090173
They don't have abundance mindset (I don't know if that's a mainstream idea yet.. Hope it never is) but yah they're boring white people I think. I spend my btc and trade and make the money right back.

>>8093788
I need access to big cash purchases i dont let it go over 250.

No

I net worth is 2m with 900k on bank
Never talk money
Drive shit Car
Live mediocre saving to a big house
Always wear same clothes
Hasn't upgraded wardrobe in 4 years
Wears sweatpants most of the time unless I go out or other arrangement

I literally don't care. I love my business and like to invest, it's more like a hobby. I think passion us what made me rich in the first place.

Age 25.

>>8090835
The end of your life is not the end, your family line lives on. Work for your family, do a job that benefits society, moves it in the right way for you. If your race prospers, your family will prosper.

>>8090420
make it clear to her that she has no control or influence over your finances or investments and if she tries to push you around she's out on the street.

>>8091897
Did you cash any of that out though?

>>8091309
>>8091397
I have the same mindset, but IMO this is way overdoing it. If you truly have billions and most likely easy access to liquid millions, you have more than you could ever spend assuming your lifestyle is even slightly sensible. If you don't stop worrying about small expenses at that point and still keep spending all your waking hours working, you're accumulating all that wealth for nothing.

>>8090031
most people I have known across my life have had at most a few hundred dollars at a time

>>8090253
dump her
life is too short to spend it with whores that are bad with money

>>8090031

Either a troll or is under 16

>>8090150
>>8090457

lmao i love you people never change, never change

>>8089942

>telling people you have bitcoin

have fun getting robbed at gunpoint during a home invasion

>>8092150
drop amb and eng, get more link and req

>>8090755

>Also, it's too fucking cold to be out dating, i'm waiting till spring/ summer :P

numale detected, lay off the fucking soy

>>8089942
>born into upper middle class family in densely populated area
>almost die of pollution (I was a weaksauce child) and lungs are collapsing because of air pollution
>family moves to rural area so I can live, works in automotive industry
>2008 crash makes my dad lose his job, end up being lower middle class
>my friends growing up are really, really poor
>like no food in the fridge poor

2016-2017
>graduate with a business degree, work in insurance and get fired from 1st job because they didn't like me and I was too stressed out from fucked up home life
>no money and family cannot support me financially
>get a peon-tier sales job at a bank making 18$ but ridiculous sales goal
>bite the bullet and rent an apartment right next to the bank and save money


2018
>saved 10k
>after spending entire nights looking for good jobs over the past year, finally get a job offer
>65k with the national tax authority, starting mid to high level due to banking experience
>right in the middle of the capitol
>barely 24

holy fuck guys, I made it. I'd say I have disdain for people in general now because I know how stupid they are. Mostly a loner now but maybe that will change when I move to the city.

>>8090157
But... it never got “over $1k” in 2016

>>8094056
Motherfucking piece of shit, shut the fuck up and fuck off already.

>>8093894
What's the "abundance mindset"?

>>8089942
>I don't have any
That's how any non-autist would have answered.

>>8090457
t. Macaulay Bulkin

>>8089942
I have a hobby that I invest in and a business idea that I invest in.

I use money outside of this sparingly. I'll treat myself to Chipotle, Q'doba, or chocolate almonds at the store. Besides that I still have the same 3 shirts and 4 pants that I iron myself. My shoes wear down before I buy new ones. I wouldn't dream of buying a new car before the old one stops (or is in danger of doing so).

Who am I trying to impress? Nobody likes me anyway.

>>8094491
Delusional optimism.
>Plenty to go around
>Plenty of fish in the see
>There will always be another time
>win some lose some
The idea is rooted in PUA culture if I'm not mistaken, and basically is a mental strategy for picking up women that reduces any individual woman's value in your mind because you whole heatedly believe the "plenty of fish in the sea" meme, which in and of itself is not a bad strategy, it just has limitations in both application and finite limited resources (such as the amount of women that exist in your available pool, and more applicably to money making: the span of your life and the bell curve of your ability to generate value throughout it).

Some of you guys are alright. Make sure you're all-in XRP on Tuesday.

>>8095656
kys

>>8095719
no u

>>8090031

Nobody can afford anything, women entered the work supply and halfed the income, try harder to be delusional

>>8090667
>our body is killed and its hard drive wiped, securely, with no chance of recovery.

Poetic

>>8089942
enough to fuck off nigger

>>8090636
People don't eat healthy primarily to live longer; most eat healthy to live better, more quality lives.

>>8089942

telling people anything about Bitcoin basically reveals to much

and guess what, once one person knows eventually everyone will know

>>8090031
Are you 12?

>>8095986
This. "Crypto" means "secret" so shut your fucking mouth and keep it a fucking secret.

>>8094362
Good for you anon. I had some similarities in making about 35k for a long time then doubling that in '17. Allow yourself a few luxuries that are dear to you but maintain frugality and consider early retirement.

>>8095195
>that pic
>that pure atmosphere
>that slight erotic feeling
>tfw life will never be simple again
>tfw all the crypto in the world won't bring it back
>tfw people mock you for wanting that

Where did it all go so wrong.

>>8090031
Check your priveledge faggot

>>8090044
it takes about $2-3M to retire at 55 in USA

>>8090031
>buy 16k of bitcoin
>1 year later its worth nearly 20% of a mil
>nobody is jealous

Lel.

>>8096191
age doesn't really matter when you have $2-$3m as you should be able to live off the gains/dividends without touching the underlying. $2m is my goal

>>8090173
I mostly only buy what i need and a little on the side to keep me happy and healthy.
Every so often I buy some new camera lens or something

>>8089942
i had over a mio before the crash and now more then enough. still neet

>>8094336
Have fun getting your insides ripped apart by 5.56

>>8090031
>anyone with a middle class job who isn't an adiot should have that by at the most 30

I'm not going to make it

>>8096185

It never existed, it’s all just romanticized depictions. It’s porn for romantics.

>>8090031
Maybe in a 401k and other illiquid assets. I still think 160k by 30 is a huge stretch for the majority of people these days

>>8091309
Protestant work ethics is one hell of a drug.

It's kinda weird being in university and trading crypto... especially considering all your other friends are in crypto too but they don't really know your true crypto wealth since you keep all addresses seperate. They probably think I have 100k ... it mindfucks me to have 1.6 million at 22 I'm not gonna lie.

i only have a small percentage of my net worth in crypto but as soon as my coworkers heard i have some they couldn't stop me asking questions about it like how do you buy it, isn't it just a scam, how many bitcoins do you have, you mean you can buy part of a bitcoin? etc. it really annoyed me so i pretended i sold up a while ago

>>8090636
Everyone feels this way until they've had their first brush with mortality. It's not possible to say how much it will change you. Not to mention the chronic conditions that will come from this lifesfyle. When you realize your entire life is forever changed, that you are and will always be less mobile, less flexible, less free, and that it was your own shortsightedness that put you there. Take it from someone who knows. The regret is not worth it, and by the time you feel it, it will be too late.

>>8097305
Agreed dude

>>8090253
>>get gf
found the problem.

I honestly have over 2.5m (not in crypto), though investing into different shares like netflix.
At the same time I wear an old jacket that has a hole, mainly because I dont like shopping and I dont wanna buy some jacket that is not as comfortable as the one I have right now.
I eat pretty plain, mostly stuff like oats, potatoes and veggies (no restaurant or mcdonals).
I still drive my old car, simply because its still working fine.

Believe it or not, i have a part time job that pays nothing, live with muh mom and i have 800k dollars worth of crypto, lel.

>>8097115
What should I buy next anon guru?

>>8090031
t. 12 year old

>>8090667
Quantum immortality is a scary, yet comforting possibility. You either die and that's it, or you won't and you'll witness eternity, obtaining and giving purpose to everything at the same time - an eternal observer.

>>8090220
A man who can't control himself is pathetic.

>>8090214
This is the mentality of people who are about to kill themselves.

>>8090031

it's like sniffing a new car right at the factory

>>8089942
I always told myself when I could afford it I would buy a rolex. Got to the point of being able to afford one and thought it was a waste, sojust got a fake.

>>8089942

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drMj-80COHo