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re: Anyone retire early early?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/13/24 at 2:40 pm
[quote]Must be nice but also so damn boring as all your peers are obviously working still[/quote] Lol.. I guess it would get boring to keep hearing people tell me theyre jealous of me…. Frick my ‘peers’.. if you are retired in your 40s, you literally wouldnt have many peers , b/c not many pe...

re: Lifetime Total $ Spent on Amazon

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/13/24 at 12:49 pm
Havent checked to see my amount , but there was a thread here a while back about what was the first thing you ever ordered on Amazon and that was kinda cool to read.. i think some people’s first Amazon order was around 1999, iirc, obviously for books since I think that’s all they sold at that time ....

re: Popeyes Taking Notes From Canes

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/13/24 at 12:17 pm
Stopped going to Canes recently when twice in a row , at two different locations, i got tenders that were gristly and chewy.. not to mention small.. May try them again in a few months or a year to see if the quality is any better ....

re: Do any retirees “miss” work?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/11/24 at 5:50 pm
[quote]I retired just before turning 28[/quote] Guy a few posts up said he retired in his 30s.. now 28.. im half-expecting the next poster to say they retired at 17 . :lol:...

re: Do any retirees “miss” work?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/11/24 at 10:26 am
[quote]I don't think I will have time to miss work, but understand your concern[/quote] From what i understand, there are two types of retirees .. 1) Those who wind up missing work, lack purpose and wind up returning to the workforce, starting a business et al… and 2) Those who love retiremen...

re: Do any retirees “miss” work?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/10/24 at 6:33 pm
[quote]I think you took me wrong. Or maybe I should have worded it better. Trust me, I don’t hate my job but I’m quitting the microsecond I don’t need to work anymore. I’m just saying we need something to drag our arse out of bed every morning. That doesn’t mean it has to or should be our 9-5, just...

re: Do any retirees “miss” work?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/10/24 at 4:33 pm
[quote]We are healthier when we have to get up everyday and do something we don’t necessarily want to do[/quote] bullshite . Decent post, but you lost me right there at the end.. if you are not one of the fortunate few who find something they love to do during their working years- then reti...
[quote]Not true ... my daughter makes half that and lives in a luxury apartment in the financial district with one roommate.[/quote] Sounds like ur daughter is a high-end escort . Jk, sorry couldnt resist .. i doubt she’s high-end :rotflmao:...
[quote]The pills he’s taking about can cause ED. I looked into the transplant but ultimately decided I wanted my dick to function.[/quote] That’s the main question i have .. as a guy who’s mid-40s and has held onto most of my hair, it’s starting to thin out a little more than id like.. so ive l...

re: Do any retirees “miss” work?

Posted by BK Lounge on 5/10/24 at 1:32 pm
The key is having the freedom to work because you *want* to work, not because you *have* to work.. Having that freedom means everything ; if the BS gets to be too much, you just walk away .. i can handle just about anything if i dont *have* to do it ....
[quote]I'm 38, and my hair started thinking in my early 30's.[/quote] :lol:...
[quote]Reginald Kenneth Dwight[/quote] Cary Grant’s real name was Archibald Leach.. John Wayne’s real name was Marion Morrison.. Just since you brought up celebrities’ real names and all ....
[quote]I work in the Mississippi heat from 4-5 am to 6-7pm 7 days a week. I’ve hit 100 hours many times, and that’s not “being on call” or doing phone calls, paperwork, etc. That’s being in the heat fixing equipment, treating ponds, feeding fish, bushhogging, seining, etc.[/quote] I dont mean t...
Sorry, but We Didnt Start the Fire might be the worst song Billy Joel ever did…. Either that, or Pressure ....
The new song isnt bad.. it’s definitely growing on me.. the story of the kid who talked him into getting back into the studio to make new music after 30 yrs is pretty epic ....
[quote]My cousin worked for Goldman Sachs in NYC the bonuses those guys get are absolutely insane like insane.We are talking like 2 mil bonuses.[/quote] Take that with a huge bag of salt.. just know that “those guys” your cousin is talking about arent the rank and file, those are guys who pro...
[quote]Downeaster Alexa is criminally underrated[/quote] From the same album (i think) And So It Goes is as good a tearjerker as youll ever find . . [embed]https://youtu.be/FHO6a2H-pqY?si=LHhUpSAdu_R4rQN0[/embed]...
[quote]Different strokes for different folks. Everyone that goes into IB knows what it is about.[/quote] Agreed.. im just saying that if every single person (at least in re to Med Device) has said to me ‘never do that, run far away’ and not one single person i know has ever said “Yeah it’s a gr...
[quote]Songs in the OP were tragically superficial. At least Scenes was added.[/quote] Yeah that list in the OP isnt representative of Billy’s best work, though (along with Scenes) i do like Longest Time.. NY State of Mind isnt bad, but almost as played out as Piano Man.. apparently he has star...
Ive known guys who worked in Med Device making $350k-$400k per year (back when that was worth way more than it is today) and on-call 24/7… To a man, they each said it wasn’t worth it, not even close to being worth it.. said it inevitably resulted in alcoholism, divorce etc for them… Now, ive never m...