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50709808 No.50709808 [Reply] [Original]

Would you rather be money rich and time poor of time rich and money poor?

>> No.50709819

>>50709808
Money rich = $5000 cash

>> No.50709834

>>50709808
I’m poor in both so idk I’d like too do a test run with both concepts then weigh my options

>> No.50709838

>>50709819
lol I hate how famous this faggot has gotten in the past 72 hours.

>> No.50709854

>>50709808
Time rich. Your ability to make money increases exponentially when you aren't tied down. Just don't waste your time on vidya and get out the house and find free shit to do.

>> No.50709861

>>50709808
Time rich all day. It’s starting to set in that time is the most valuable asset Bc dreams
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50709870

>>50709808
time is money and money is time

>> No.50709871

>>50709808
Really depends on the job

>> No.50710031

>>50709871
Give an example for each than that you'd prefer.

>> No.50710055

>>50709819
>>50709838
qrd pls

>> No.50710315

>>50710055
Recent Coffeezilla (a YouTuber) video on Andrew Tate (a grifter with a high profile on social media lately). Tate's 'Hustle University' apparently includes materials that say if you have $5k you're cash rich.

>> No.50710489

>>50710315
By American standards that’s probably top 20%, maybe top 10%.

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>>50709808
Money rich and time poor, because if you quit your job, your wealth doesn't just instantly evaporate. You can just retire from working hard and be more frugal.

>> No.50710675

>>50710513
But most people aquire a bunch of shit that requires them to work their asses off and always scrape buy until they buy their next obligation because it is bigger and shinier than something they can outright buy.