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If you’re in your 30s and trying to land a bad bitch with that enormous sack of fat strapped to your belly because some fat podcast landwhale told you that dad bods are in… THIS IS WHAT YOU’RE UP AGAINST.

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This fall, my wife and I took up running. But why run for fitness when you can run for Rolexes? One watch each. First goal: Sprite. Mission accomplished! The second one’s on the waiting list. Our marathon is over. Zero calories burned. Two Rolexes earned! 🏆

I’m sick of people telling me how horrible life is now. By every single metric, it’s the greatest time in human history to be alive. It’s the best time to be alive, you just have to start living man

Man, every time the S/P goes down 4% this entire app shits their pants. In 2022, it was down 23%. No biggie. Keep stacking. Some of yall are degenerate gamblers dressed up as "investors" for Halloween and it shows.

$750,000 is an exceptionally high income, easily 99th percentile, but upper class has to do with net worth You can earn $750k and be middle class easily. A 90th percentile net worth in the US is ~ $2 million. If you don’t own something, a business, say, or have a family trust, $750k will give you a very nice lifestyle with lots of travel and a nice home in a very nice neighborhood, but you won’t “feel” upper class You’ll feel like you’re working very hard to make your money

Santa Margarita finishes the season 10-0 and 5-0 in the Trinity League. It's the program's first-ever outright Trinity League title and first undefeated season since 1997. The quarterback on that '97 team: Carson Palmer. You can't make this stuff up ...

You better vote because they can't.

Hey @grok, respond to Ryan Holiday with some advice as Marcus Aurelius.

Flavored Zyn could return to California under plan by Steve Hilton to undo 'pointless killjoy rules' trib.al/dtfbUTN

How would you feel if your parents giving you $25 MILLION. Then telling you you're not getting another cent of their $1 BILLION fortune? Grateful or betrayed? A billionaire couple gave each of their four adult children $25 million years ago. Now in their 80s, they've decided the rest of their fortune will go to charity, with their 11 grandchildren helping oversee the foundation Add to that, the father's longtime executive assistant gets $10 million, plus $1 million annually The kids were not happy Tears, accusations of betrayal, sons storming out of meetings and refusing to attend family dinner. The kids accused their parents of being "sneaky" and questioned whether the assistant had manipulated their father The parents could not understand the ingratitude source: Christina Wing, Fortune

If my budget is 60k what car should I get

A friend of mine is 47 Makes $180K a year. Has $1.2 million invested, a paid off house, and two kids. His wife wants him to quit his stressful job and spend more time with the family. He says he needs another $2 million before he can relax. At what point does chasing more money become a mistake?

What an absolute loser. 50 years old, 4 kids, a mortgage and he works as what, a grocery stocker? Women need to be WAY pickier about who they reproduce with. Maybe he could be chill if he were doing his little grocery stocking job as a single man.

APOLOGIES TO ANYONE WHO THINKS OWNING A HOME IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN RENTING, BUT EXPLAIN THIS TO ME. I’ve been renting the same apartment for four years. I’ve paid $1,650 every month. That’s $79,200 over four years, and I have the bank statements to prove every cent. I’ve never missed a payment. I’ve maintained the place. I’ve treated it like my own home and after all that? I have no ownership stake in the property. Just four years of rent receipts. Meanwhile, the property owner still owns the asset. My rent contributes to the income that helps cover the costs of owning it, while any equity they build belongs to them. Now, I’m not saying landlords shouldn’t make money. Property taxes, maintenance, insurance, and mortgage payments are real expenses. But here’s what I struggle to understand: Why is the only way for me to build an ownership stake in the place I live to somehow save enough money to buy property while I’m already spending a significant portion of my income on housing? I’m not asking for a free house. I’m asking why years of consistently paying for shelter don’t leave renters with any ownership in the asset they’re helping sustain. Renting doesn’t make you irresponsible but why does the system make it so difficult to turn years of housing payments into wealth?

Enjoy! 😂😂😂😂 “By the way look at this guy. He's way out of shape. You are disgusting. Put yourself in shape. You look like Hell.”