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originally posted by: Asktheanimals
I hear you man,
$15/hr was just getting by back in 1995.
Prices have shot up 25 -50% since then.
Even with my wife working we never seemed to have any extra.
Glad I learned to care a lot less about money.
No point stressing about what you don't have.
originally posted by: th2356
a reply to: LOSTinAMERICA
On a global scale, anyone who does not have to see their kids starve to death or watch them die of common diseases that could easily have been treated with simple and low cost meds, is rich.
Perspective is everything.
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: th2356
a reply to: LOSTinAMERICA
On a global scale, anyone who does not have to see their kids starve to death or watch them die of common diseases that could easily have been treated with simple and low cost meds, is rich.
Perspective is everything.
When you are grateful for what you have, you are wealthy. When you focus on what you don't have, you're poor.
Has nothing to do with money.
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: ketsuko
Whats the solution?
1) Don't take advice from people who aren't rich.
One question.
Are you rich?
Why is it important for you to ask me that question? What is the honest reason you want the answer?
Well, because you just gave a big list of advice that started with "Don't take advice from people who aren't rich." If you aren't rich, then the rest of your advice is garbage, right?
Cool.... if your intent is to really better yourself, and learn, that's awesome.
That said, whatever I tell you about me on an anonymous internet forum doesn't mean anything. I could be some broke ass loser giving you advice. Look at the list I came up with and see if those points make sense to you. You couldn't know if I was rich, or how much money I have.
Find people around you. Read books. Model people who've already achieved what you want to achieve.
Re your other question, inflation begins with money supply. Increasing wages to increase demand is going to increase prices. It's part of the reason inflation adjusted wages are lower now than 30 years ago.
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
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originally posted by: infinityorder
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: ketsuko
Whats the solution?
1) Don't take advice from people who aren't rich.
One question.
Are you rich?
Why is it important for you to ask me that question? What is the honest reason you want the answer?
Well, because you just gave a big list of advice that started with "Don't take advice from people who aren't rich." If you aren't rich, then the rest of your advice is garbage, right?
Cool.... if your intent is to really better yourself, and learn, that's awesome.
That said, whatever I tell you about me on an anonymous internet forum doesn't mean anything. I could be some broke ass loser giving you advice. Look at the list I came up with and see if those points make sense to you. You couldn't know if I was rich, or how much money I have.
Find people around you. Read books. Model people who've already achieved what you want to achieve.
Re your other question, inflation begins with money supply. Increasing wages to increase demand is going to increase prices. It's part of the reason inflation adjusted wages are lower now than 30 years ago.
You mean like how quantitive easing just printed north of a trillion dollars so the already rich could stack more money they dont need?
I dont know who you think you are talking to here but I am well educated and informed.
They devalued the US currency by multiples, putting all the poor in an even worse place to prop up the elites so they didnt lose money.
Fact is the majority( bottom 60%) of this country dont even own 1% of the stocks, which is what it was proping up by robbing them by devaluing their money, so......once again those with more rhan enough already can have more.
Your mindset is pathetic, if I were religious I would pray for you.
But I am not, instead you have my pitty.
You know nothing in your life but greed obviously, as per you posts.
Give your money away...all of it. It will make you happier.
Jesus was real, son of god, no imho, but still a symbol worth respecting.
The greedy live in constant fear of losing their wealth. The poor appreciate what they have.
The rich never get to live free, all their time consumed trying to get more, trying to rationalize screwing others over so they can.
It eats your soul.
You rot from the inside out.
You know what I would do with billions.......give it all away.
All day, pay for everyones groceries.
Put 10k on the pumps and tell them to fill everyone up till it is gone.
Pay off every layaway at local stores for the holidays.
Just walk down the streets handing out money to folks that need it.
It doesnt buy you anything when you die, what good is wealth but to do as much good for as many as you can with it?
originally posted by: cloaked4u
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: th2356
a reply to: LOSTinAMERICA
On a global scale, anyone who does not have to see their kids starve to death or watch them die of common diseases that could easily have been treated with simple and low cost meds, is rich.
Perspective is everything.
When you are grateful for what you have, you are wealthy. When you focus on what you don't have, you're poor.
Has nothing to do with money.
Your Right. It has nothing to do with money. So, Sugar. Can you help out a very poor soul that has large Medical bills to pay for. Say a cool 100000?
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
Re your other question, inflation begins with money supply. Increasing wages to increase demand is going to increase prices. It's part of the reason inflation adjusted wages are lower now than 30 years ago.
So if we haven't been increasing wages to increase demand... why are prices going up anyway?
originally posted by: infinityorder
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: TheArrow
originally posted by: Jamie1
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: ketsuko
Whats the solution?
1) Don't take advice from people who aren't rich.
One question.
Are you rich?
Why is it important for you to ask me that question? What is the honest reason you want the answer?
Well, because you just gave a big list of advice that started with "Don't take advice from people who aren't rich." If you aren't rich, then the rest of your advice is garbage, right?
Cool.... if your intent is to really better yourself, and learn, that's awesome.
That said, whatever I tell you about me on an anonymous internet forum doesn't mean anything. I could be some broke ass loser giving you advice. Look at the list I came up with and see if those points make sense to you. You couldn't know if I was rich, or how much money I have.
Find people around you. Read books. Model people who've already achieved what you want to achieve.
Re your other question, inflation begins with money supply. Increasing wages to increase demand is going to increase prices. It's part of the reason inflation adjusted wages are lower now than 30 years ago.
You mean like how quantitive easing just printed north of a trillion dollars so the already rich could stack more money they dont need?
I dont know who you think you are talking to here but I am well educated and informed.
They devalued the US currency by multiples, putting all the poor in an even worse place to prop up the elites so they didnt lose money.
Fact is the majority( bottom 60%) of this country dont even own 1% of the stocks, which is what it was proping up by robbing them by devaluing their money, so......once again those with more rhan enough already can have more.
Your mindset is pathetic, if I were religious I would pray for you.
But I am not, instead you have my pitty.
You know nothing in your life but greed obviously, as per you posts.
Give your money away...all of it. It will make you happier.
Jesus was real, son of god, no imho, but still a symbol worth respecting.
The greedy live in constant fear of losing their wealth. The poor appreciate what they have.
The rich never get to live free, all their time consumed trying to get more, trying to rationalize screwing others over so they can.
It eats your soul.
You rot from the inside out.
You know what I would do with billions.......give it all away.
All day, pay for everyones groceries.
Put 10k on the pumps and tell them to fill everyone up till it is gone.
Pay off every layaway at local stores for the holidays.
Just walk down the streets handing out money to folks that need it.
It doesnt buy you anything when you die, what good is wealth but to do as much good for as many as you can with it?