/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58097753
20 and not already retired

>>58097753
Neither
There's not one path for every life.

>>58097785
based if true

>>58097785

>>58097856
>There's not one path for every life.
spbp

More anons need to take this advice. They'd be more content with themselves if they did.

>>58097856
Let's start off with the $50k/ year:
Most normal, intelligent people graduate college with a Bachelor's degree at 22 years old. The median salary for a Bachelor's degree is $75,000/year. Maybe you didn't go to college? OK so you had 7+ years to get your shit together (graduate high school at 18) and you're STILL making shit money? Yeah, something is wrong with you

Living with mommy past 22 years old:
You're a full blown adult dude... you're not a child anymore. As I've already said, normal, intelligent people graduate college at 22 with a Bachelor's degree. I understand moving back in with mommy while you find a job and your own place - but that should take 6 months max. If you don't have a degree, what the fuck have you been doing between 18-22? Refusing to grow up? Yeah, that's my guess.

Either way - if one of these two things apply to you, there's something mentally wrong with you. The question is just which is more pathetic

29, virgin, mentally ill, highschool dropout, 5k in crypto shitcoins, live of welfare with my mom.

>>58098053
cringe
>>58098096
Based