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Topic	If you ended up winning the MegaMillions, what would you seriously do?
WastelandCowboy 10/21/18 10:48:46 PM #58:	mooreandrew58 posted... WastelandCowboy posted... mooreandrew58 posted... wwinterj25 posted... TheWorstPoster posted... They say that money can't buy happiness. They were wrong. Agreed. I'm more inclined to agree with the saying money can't buy happiness but it sure as hell rent it. If anything, it can bring financial security, which can provide peace of mind. If you're not worried about your next paycheck, how you're going to pay your bills for that month, or how you're going to buy food for yourself or your family, you can focus on other things that will make you happy. I say rent because buy implies a one time purchase. You run out of money you lose that happiness that came with it so. So either you rent it short term or if you have a lot of money its like paying a subscription fee. Only if you continue to have the services that require payment. Don't want to be billed for your car payments or car insurance - don't drive. You can walk, bike, carpool, or use public transportation. Don't want to be billed for rent, home mortgage, or homeowners insurance - don't live in a traditional home. You can live in a travel trailer, tent, etc. Don't want to be billed for your phone, cable, internet, Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc - use prepaid phones, cut the cord with cable, use public wifi, and don't use Netflix or Amazon Prime (or just share accounts). Don't want to worry about paying for food - grow your own food. <cite>WastelandCowboy posted [p:910934967] in If you end... [t:77116376]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WastelandCowboy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheWorstPoster posted...</cite> <quote>They say that money can't buy happiness. They were wrong.</quote> Agreed.</quote> I'm more inclined to agree with the saying money can't buy happiness but it sure as hell rent it.</quote> If anything, it can bring financial security, which can provide peace of mind. If you're not worried about your next paycheck, how you're going to pay your bills for that month, or how you're going to buy food for yourself or your family, you can focus on other things that will make you happy.</quote> I say rent because buy implies a one time purchase. You run out of money you lose that happiness that came with it so. So either you rent it short term or if you have a lot of money its like paying a subscription fee.</quote> Only if you continue to have the services that require payment. Don't want to be billed for your car payments or car insurance - don't drive. You can walk, bike, carpool, or use public transportation. Don't want to be billed for rent, home mortgage, or homeowners insurance - don't live in a traditional home. You can live in a travel trailer, tent, etc. Don't want to be billed for your phone, cable, internet, Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc - use prepaid phones, cut the cord with cable, use public wifi, and don't use Netflix or Amazon Prime (or just share accounts). Don't want to worry about paying for food - grow your own food.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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