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Originally Posted By jmoneyjumpman
Yeah that wouldn't be a problem. Might just get a little pickup for the winter. Haha well it looks like I should get the 63. That 500 horsepower probably feels incredible lol, my 550 has 400
You won't regret it my dude
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Originally Posted By xtrah
this guy is as douchey as testifier lol
He's way worse. Atleast testifier is a blatant bragger about it while this guy is a subtle bragger.

Misc rich guy checkbox:

-claim CEO 10k/day
-take pics of some random pricey items worth a few grand as proof
-claim to have a bunch of nice cars
-Be super vague about how you got rich
-be super vague about actual income and networth
-never show proof or specifics of anything showing that you are even a millionaire
-Give out a ton of general blanket advice on what it is like being rich socially

I think that about covers it boys
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Originally Posted By PeaceWithin
Read every word (srs).

Working my three 12-hour shifts a week as an RN right now and will be done in 1.5 years with my NP degree, which will be a huge pay increase.

My idea of happiness is plenty of leisure time with the family, being able to go out to eat whenever I want or not being concerned with the price of groceries, and eventually hoping to build an excellent, top tier home/garage gym.

Currently at 1/3, so doing ok.
Smart man.

3 12's a week is the key (srs). Fck overtime. Fck 5 day work weeks. Fck all of that ****.
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You are selling money happiness short, financial freedom, debt free, the ability to buy things as you please in itself is a form of happiness. Something as little as looking at a menu and worrying about the price making you not get something when now the price does not make you think twice. I do imagine it also depends on ones personality, because if you're the type that likes to keep to yourself you don't get all of the benefits of having money such as flashy(jewelry, clothing, partying, traveling for example). A lot of people say that rich people don't act rich or show money and etc, but they don't take into account that a lot of the rich people are introvert af and probably anti social, versus when extrovert people get money they are flashy with it or enjoy it in what would be considered a public way(cars, jewelry, partying, females, etc).

As with friends/haters, although people will make backhanded comments and etc most of the time its out of jealousy or envy but not necessarily out of hating. Many times people look up to you, or secretly aspire to live your life, as long as you're not rubbing it in their face. I've had times where a person will make a comment like we are going somewhere and I say how far it is and they are like " Ohh yeah we can cut a couple minutes off that, you got a Porsche". Like its not necessary, but not exactly ill will.

I could only imagine what it would be like to be CEO 10k a day status, and although with all of the negatives you mentioned, you have so much opportunity to get out of that lifestyle and retire early. 10k a day, actually investing/saving that money, there is no reason you could not be done with that and work at most part time just to occupy your time, after a couple more years.
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sorry op but i'm not impressed by your 10k/d, that's some srs small time son, what matters is empowered wealth which starts in the billions, this is the point where you start wielding a lot of power

between 0 - 1b is just different degrees of poverty
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Happiest I've ever been:

-Out of the military going to college with GI bill and working 10 hours a week on top of classes
-Spend 90% of my day outside (when not in class) mountain biking, hiking, etc
-Lived modestly and had that passive income that was just enough to pay bills, rent, food, supplements, fun



I miss those days. Now I work 6 days a week for poverty pay because paramedics are seen as lower class people even though I've literally brought people back from the dead with medicine/electricity. I stress about money 24/7. My check engine light comes on and I lose sleep over it because that means an extra overtime shift (7 day work week instead of 6) in order to pay for it. Money doesn't buy happiness but it's nice not having to work all day every day.

The key to life is NOT working. NOT having to be somewhere. It's about free time and actual hobbies.
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Lots of people are mad at their own lives and where they are and they view all people with money as the cause of their misfortune. It's not my fault you got married to a land whale and had 8 kids you hate and you contemplate teaching your toaster how to swim in your bathtub every night. For example.... I have a sports car and a normal SUV... Whenever I drive my SUV people are super courteous and always let me in when I signal etc etc... I never get pulled over by cops and I've been in maybe 1 road rage thing in the 3 years I've had it. In my sports car I almost get into road rage daily because people are absolute tools. I literally have cut people off every day to change lanes because people speed up when I start to signal for a lane change. It's like it's their way of "getting back at the man" or something like it's my fault they are unhappy with their life and assume I'm a rich kid who was handed everything or something.
Looks like you are correct OP.
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Originally Posted By CHARBACK
He's way worse. Atleast testifier is a blatant bragger about it while this guy is a subtle bragger.

Misc rich guy checkbox:

-claim CEO 10k/day
-take pics of some random pricey items worth a few grand as proof
-claim to have a bunch of nice cars
-Be super vague about how you got rich
-be super vague about actual income and networth
-never show proof or specifics of anything showing that you are even a millionaire
-Give out a ton of general blanket advice on what it is like being rich socially

I think that about covers it boys
You'd have to be delusional / braindead or both to think I'm about to post financial statements on misc. Is that car really that unbelievable to own?
Originally Posted By Podunks
Have to stop you there... The RC F/GS F sounds as nice or better imo, and the TT RS sounds wicked too.
I haven't actually heard what the RC F/GS F sounds like but I just googled it... It does sound really nice but comparing this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYtYrXmEEDotohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftAIAVDg8xMI think the amg has it beat just based on how mean it sounds. It does sound really nice though I'll give you that. I've actually heard the jaguar f-type is the nicest sounding exhaust.. after watching this, I might have to agreehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9CYc3M0DVk
Originally Posted By nckid
You are selling money happiness short, financial freedom, debt free, the ability to buy things as you please in itself is a form of happiness. Something as little as looking at a menu and worrying about the price making you not get something when now the price does not make you think twice. I do imagine it also depends on ones personality, because if you're the type that likes to keep to yourself you don't get all of the benefits of having money such as flashy(jewelry, clothing, partying, traveling for example). A lot of people say that rich people don't act rich or show money and etc, but they don't take into account that a lot of the rich people are introvert af and probably anti social, versus when extrovert people get money they are flashy with it or enjoy it in what would be considered a public way(cars, jewelry, partying, females, etc).

As with friends/haters, although people will make backhanded comments and etc most of the time its out of jealousy or envy but not necessarily out of hating. Many times people look up to you, or secretly aspire to live your life, as long as you're not rubbing it in their face. I've had times where a person will make a comment like we are going somewhere and I say how far it is and they are like " Ohh yeah we can cut a couple minutes off that, you got a Porsche". Like its not necessary, but not exactly ill will.

I could only imagine what it would be like to be CEO 10k a day status, and although with all of the negatives you mentioned, you have so much opportunity to get out of that lifestyle and retire early. 10k a day, actually investing/saving that money, there is no reason you could not be done with that and work at most part time just to occupy your time, after a couple more years.
Just like to make clear, when I say ceo10k/day I don't actually mean 10,000USD/Day. I'm definitely not earning that.
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Happiest I've ever been:

-Out of the military going to college with GI bill and working 10 hours a week on top of classes
-Spend 90% of my day outside (when not in class) mountain biking, hiking, etc
-Lived modestly and had that passive income that was just enough to pay bills, rent, food, supplements, fun



I miss those days. Now I work 6 days a week for poverty pay because paramedics are seen as lower class people even though I've literally brought people back from the dead with medicine/electricity. I stress about money 24/7. My check engine light comes on and I lose sleep over it because that means an extra overtime shift (7 day work week instead of 6) in order to pay for it. Money doesn't buy happiness but it's nice not having to work all day every day.

The key to life is NOT working. NOT having to be somewhere. It's about free time and actual hobbies.
It actually boils my blood how paramedics get paid less than cops and firefighters. I've received some amazing care from paramedics before and am forever grateful.
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Originally Posted By areyoucereal
You'd have to be delusional / braindead or both to think I'm about to post financial statements on misc. Is that car really that unbelievable to own?
Then you are just like every CEO 10k/day here. Also that's a middle class car, not a rich person car.

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I agree OP, once you get past $400k per year its diminishing returns. That being said happiness starts at $250k per year. Its still middle class but comfortable. This also assumes low debt.

$80k per year is garbage, if you are only making that or less you are contributing low value to society and that is not a life worth living.
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Originally Posted By CHARBACK
Then you are just like every CEO 10k/day here. Also that's a middle class car, not a rich person car.
Would it help you sleep at night if that wasn't my car and everything I said was false?
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
I agree OP, once you get past $400k per year its diminishing returns. That being said happiness starts at $250k per year. Its still middle class but comfortable. This also assumes low debt.

$80k per year is garbage, if you are only making that or less you are contributing low value to society and that is not a life worth living.
I disagree. 80k is a lot of money and more than enough to live a happy life if you have your priorities straight. You can be happy with 50k. I would bet that a lot of people are happier than myself with far less than 50k/year because they are doing something they are passionate about and gives them purpose.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
I agree OP, once you get past $400k per year its diminishing returns. That being said happiness starts at $250k per year. Its still middle class but comfortable. This also assumes low debt.

$80k per year is garbage, if you are only making that or less you are contributing low value to society and that is not a life worth living.
OP thinks his 100k job and leased AMG put him in the rich bracket so 80k is still pretty well off to him.

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Originally Posted By areyoucereal
80k is a lot of money and more than enough to live a happy life if you have your priorities straight. You can be happy with 50k.

I would bet that a lot of(LOW IQ)people are happier than myself with far less than 50k/year because they are doing something they are passionate about and gives them purpose.
Ignorance truly is bliss for those folks, god bless them.

You cannot deny the facts brah:


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Originally Posted By CHARBACK
OP thinks his 100k job and leased AMG put him in the rich bracket so 80k is still pretty well off to him.
Why do I feel like you're worse off than the other guy who got son'd earlier?
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I think OP has done alright the past 10 years, maybe ~$300k or so in net assets, maybe $120k per year income, but he is not balling by any means.

Retail brick and mortar supp store in 2018? FCKKEN LOL Good luck with your net loss every year. BRB $150k space build out for maybe $25k per year in net profit.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
proof of happiness.jpg
That's actually depressing to look at. It's actually messing with my head trying to process how big the gap truly is.
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Originally Posted By areyoucereal
That's actually depressing to look at. It's actually messing with my head trying to process how big the gap truly is.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
I think OP has done alright the past 10 years, maybe ~$300k or so in net assets, maybe $120k per year income, but he is not balling by any means.

Retail brick and mortar supp store in 2018? FCKKEN LOL Good luck with your net loss every year. BRB $150k space build out for maybe $25k per year in net profit.
Interesting analysis.

I took this pic for CHARBACK and testifier because they kept accusing of frauding with the car.. Threw the watch on just to make CHARBACK extra mad before he cries himself to sleep. I normally don't wear watches.



https://www.rolex.com/watches/day-da...8235-0025.html

I posted a picture earlier with 4 boxes

and that's the last time I will post anything specific regarding any of that. People are welcome to take the advice in this thread if they like, or ignore it if they think it's bullchit.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood



Ignorance truly is bliss for those folks, god bless them.

You cannot deny the facts brah:


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well, spending 200K a year means you're making 400K+ and it's just absurd to expect even 99% the country to come close to those numbers.

Maybe a 2 professionals sort of household and even then when a baby is born someone has to take a break

it's just insanity what's expected materialistically in today's society
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Originally Posted By areyoucereal
Interesting analysis.

I took this pic for CHARBACK and testifier because they kept accusing of frauding with the car.. Threw the watch on just to make CHARBACK extra mad before he cries himself to sleep. I normally don't wear watches.



https://www.rolex.com/watches/day-da...8235-0025.html

I posted a picture earlier with 4 boxes

and that's the last time I will post anything specific regarding any of that. People are welcome to take the advice in this thread if they like, or ignore it if they think it's bullchit.
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For one you could have inherited parents money, no way to prove this of course.

For two, that CLS is a 2014+ model, you can get those used for $45-60k, sure its not cheap but not impressive by any means unless you bought it new or its a 2017/2018. My daily beater is a $70k Jeep and I'm poverty as fck.

The watch, ugly, but to each his own.
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But what you bench doe!
1 plate. I have no shame.

I started focusing on work and stuff so much that I didn't realize how out of shape I let myself get. It didn't help that I've had a girlfriend for 2.5 years so I wasn't aware of how sloppy I was becoming.

It's tough because I'm skinny fat... so in clothes I look good, but naked i'm soft as **** with a belly.

I've been back in the gym with a trainer 3x / week since Feb 2nd at 174.4 lbs at 5'9 (on that manlet cope time).. Currently down to 163.5 lbs. I'm intermittent fasting also 23:1... been on this diet for 2 weeks now.. One glorious meal a day.
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Originally Posted By stardewvalley
it's just insanity what's expected materialistically in today's society
I agree with this. But what are you gonna do? Thats life, its expensive these days, Millionaire is middle class. When you have midwest cities selling starter 40 yr old houses for $400k (Denver) you gotta be making the cheddar. I wouldn't even begin to think about starting a family unless $150k+ in income and $100k in the bank in just about every US city. Double that number in NYC, LA, Miami, Vancouver, etc.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
For one you could have inherited parents money, no way to prove this of course.

For two, that CLS is a 2014+ model, you can get those used for $45-60k, sure its not cheap but not impressive by any means unless you bought it new or its a 2017/2018. My daily beater is a $70k Jeep and I'm poverty as fck.

The watch, ugly, but to each his own.
there's no pleasing you guys... now it's inherited money... lol

Also that car is well over 100k. I'm in Canada and it has every available option save for ceramic brakes because ceramic brakes squeal and are for racing
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Originally Posted By areyoucereal
there's no pleasing you guys... now it's inherited money... lol

Also that car is well over 100k. I'm in Canada and it has every available option save for ceramic brakes because ceramic brakes squeal and are for racing
I'm not saying it is, just that it can't be ruled out. You seem to know the language of business.

The car WAS over 100k, but that doesnt mean you bought it at that price. A MSRP $110k car is $65k a few years old and 40k miles (jus sayin, dont really care. Although if you showed me the sticker from brand new at $120k you paid I would be impressed).

Also none of this really matters. My points were that money does buy happiness and the more you make the happier you are as evidenced by my facts posted above. I also believe that six figures ain't chit these days and $250k is the baseline for the start of a decent life, again as evidenced by my charts and breakdown.
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Very Solid post mate , i have a similar mindset except i dont have that kind of money.

Small things like taking a stroll , going for a bath , fishing and stuff are godly compared to the greediness and other materialistic stuff.

Cheers man and Good Luck.
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood
I'm not saying it is, just that it can't be ruled out. You seem to know the language of business.

The car WAS over 100k, but that doesnt mean you bought it at that price. A MSRP $110k car is $65k a few years old and 40k miles (jus sayin, dont really care. Although if you showed me the sticker from brand new at $120k you paid I would be impressed).

Also none of this really matters. My points were that money does buy happiness and the more you make the happier you are as evidenced by my facts posted above. I also believe that six figures ain't chit these days and $250k is the baseline for the start of a decent life, again as evidenced by my charts and breakdown.
my dude.. what I'm trying to tell you is that you're not getting this car for less than 100k at this moment.

go to autotrader.ca and look up CLS63 prices all across the country...

and you're right... none of this matters. The advice is still applicable though.

I was more or less saying money isn't everything, and you aren't guaranteed happiness just because you have money.

I forgot to address your retail store comments also... I know it was stupid but I actually started off manufacturing protein powder before, and it was a knee jerk reaction for people refusing to carry my protein because I didn't have a complete line of products to sell with it. The idea was I would get locations directly beside gyms, and incorporate a smoothie bar into both locations for peoples pre/post workout smoothies. Going to actually post all the recipes on misc at some point. It was really stupid though and I regret opening the stores. I didn't appreciate just how much work was involved, and how dumb it was to begin with since I was well aware retail was a dying business model.
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