Poll of the Day > A lot of people talking about the missing submarine

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Accrovideogames 06/30/23 6:53:56 PM #51:	Accrovideogames posted... I bought my father a $1,000 CAD gift once, which was worth 0.25% of the cash I had to my name at the time, not counting assets (mostly furniture, electronics, and games) I could sell. Correction: It was 2.5%. It's too late to edit. --- I'm French speaking. 33/Male/Quebec <cite>Accrovideogames posted [p:974538642] in A lot of p... [t:80485775]...</cite> <quote>Accrovideogames posted... </cite><quote>I bought my father a $1,000 CAD gift once, which was worth 0.25% of the cash I had to my name at the time, not counting assets (mostly furniture, electronics, and games) I could sell.</quote>Correction: It was 2.5%. It's too late to edit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 06/30/23 11:19:16 PM #52:	TomNook posted... People always confuse networth as being a vault of money that they dive into like Scrooge McDuck. They're not entirely equivalent, but comparisons like that are close enough. Yes, most billionaires could not actually liquidate their entire net worth without losing quite a bit of value, but that doesn't change the bottom line of "even those big numbers are a tiny fraction of their disposable funds." --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:974543989] in A lot of p... [t:80485775]...</cite> <quote>TomNook posted... </cite><quote>People always confuse networth as being a vault of money that they dive into like Scrooge McDuck.</quote>They're not entirely equivalent, but comparisons like that are close enough. Yes, most billionaires could not actually liquidate their entire net worth without losing quite a bit of value, but that doesn't change the bottom line of "even those big numbers are a tiny fraction of their disposable funds."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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