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Amen.
Young men are meant to work hard.
Pay your dues now. Or pay a higher cost later.
Young men are meant to work hard.
Pay your dues now. Or pay a higher cost later.
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60 to 70 hours a week "for" a non existent wife. How exactly will you meet that wife again? Unless you bang the office broads?
People that say this shit are people that made mistakes. You have kids and wish you had more money.
Make a good amount of money and be a normal human, life isn't about work. The most important thing is saving. You can make 40,000 less than someone but have more money. Oh, and don't marry someone who is bad with money and has a ton of debt. Problem solved and I don't have to be a slave.
People that say this shit are people that made mistakes. You have kids and wish you had more money.
Make a good amount of money and be a normal human, life isn't about work. The most important thing is saving. You can make 40,000 less than someone but have more money. Oh, and don't marry someone who is bad with money and has a ton of debt. Problem solved and I don't have to be a slave.
The office broads have needs too.
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Do you season them, or have them have them original style?The office broads have needs too.
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Some of you are such babies. It is impossible to work 60 to 70 hours a week 52 weeks a year. STOP making excuses. WHY you ask. Holidays. You can meet someone just fine working your ass off 5 to 6 days a week. Ever heard of church, Friday nights, Saturday nights. The 3 days off cuz of holidays. My lord, he is 29 he can work from 5 am to 7 pm and still go out every night and do it again. I work harder than that with 3 kids and a wife, the difference is I make technically less money. No wonder the average agent makes $36k per year. WORK 60 to 70 hours per when you can and then when you can't guess what you will have the money to enjoy the time, and save and have less bills. I am 45 and work just enough and I am fine, but if I would have put in 15 hours extra per week when I was 29 I would be almost retired, that is what these babies won't admit, they think working a little bit till 65 and then barely retiring is fine. (based on some of the comments) 45+ is when it really begins. Again just my opinion based on 20+ years in this business. I do look back and say I should have work more when I was 25, I should have saved more when I was 30 etc etc. Luxury of time is no longer in your favor when you get 40 ish.
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Here's how I plan on going out... like this or sitting on Mildred's sofa with an app in my hand.
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I'm not a baby because I didn't make mistakes in saving nor planning. Lol at you trying to make that a reason for being a "baby". So, let me get this straight you worked 70 hours a week? Or you wish you did? So are you telling me to do something you haven't done or things you wish you had done?
I make way more than 36k a year and I will never work 60 hours a week. You did life wrong and don't call people babies because you can't plan or think a certain way is better than others. Also you can quote me when addressing me, I won't be offended you child.
