/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22564109
$20 is pretty hopeful my fren.

>>15473162
That's what happens when you live in the working class slums called suburbia. I have to listen to conversations that are 10 decibels too high and children squealing on the street all day chasing balls like animals. Every second person here is a construction worker. All of them are NPCs that only talk about what they do for work when conversations are started. Buy a farm and forget about them all. Just leave it all behind. Let them flop around in their own shit like the idiots they are, living off precooked meals and working 10 hours a day trying to pay for the kids they pumped out without second thought. All of them can only afford the lifestyle they have (a house and good car) because they needed the bank to pay for most of it. I guarantee you these are the descendants of peasants, it's just that this time they can somewhat afford nice things because society is more advanced.

>"the lottery ruined my life"

Is there any truth to this? Most of these stories just seem to be normies with outrageous spending after winning that wreck themselves with debt