THE RAT RACE

[Anonymous No.22461134]

What is your plan of escaping it?

Is the NEET the ultimate life form?

[Anonymous No.22461172]

>>22461134
find a job where there's a union representation

[Anonymous No.22461196]

>>22461134
simple. invest all the money i make into dividend stocks and live off of that. i'm extremely frugal so if all goes well, i should be retired in the next 2 years

[Anonymous No.22461205]

>>22461134
Fake it till you make it

[Anonymous No.22461225]

>>22461205
> they glued the mice together
that's pretty messed up

[Anonymous No.22461569]

>>22461225
this is probably from an area where they are bad pests and they want revenge against them for their crimes tbf

[Anonymous No.22461587]

>>22461134
hoping my shitcoin moons

[Anonymous No.22461715]

>>22461134
I'm self-employed. I make good money, but my "job" isn't a viable source of income long term. Also, it's pretty stressful.
My goal is $2MM (halfway there) = $70k/ year at a safe withdrawal rate of 3.5%. That's more than enough for me to live the kind of life I want to live. I don't do much consooming outside of travelling (or at least I used to travel a lot before covid).
After I reach my financial goal I hope to start some small comfy business. Perhaps a cafe, a bar or a some sort of specialty store. It has always been my dream to run my own small business. I don't really care if it's very profitable or not, I just want to create a business that (I feel) is valuable to society/ to other people.

[Anonymous No.22461749]

>>22461715
>withdrawal rate
What? Your supposed to get passive income from your net worth not keep in all in cash and withdrawing every years

[Anonymous No.22461774]

>>22461134
Easy, I heard that Smith&Wesson have a great early retirement plan.

[Anonymous No.22461782]

Make it with crypto or some other stupid shit. If not i'll just go on neetbux. fuck waging

[Anonymous No.22461818]

>>22461134
I'm self-employed. I make good money, but my "job" isn't a viable source of income long term. Also, it's pretty stressful.
My financial goal is about $2MM (halfway there) = $70k/ year at a safe withdrawal rate of 3.5%. That's more than enough for me to live the kind of life I want to live. I don't do much consooming outside of travelling (or at least I used to travel a lot before covid).
After I reach my financial goal I hope to start some small comfy business. Perhaps a cafe (I enjoy cooking), a bar or a some sort of specialty store. It has always been my dream to run my own business. I don't really care if it's very profitable or not, I just want to create a business that (I feel) adds value to society/ people.

[Anonymous No.22461899]

All in on a shitcoin. If it moons which I believe it will, I make it. If not, back to mcdonalds

[Anonymous No.22462049]

>>22461749
I edited a typo.
'Withdrawal rate' does not mean you keep all you money in cash. It's the amount you plan on taking out of your investments every year (your "salary"). I obviously don't keep all of my money in cash. I have most of my money in stocks, an apartment I rent out, crypto and a bit of PMs/ PM stocks.
If you have a moderately risky portfolio you can expect a real return ( = after inflation) of 4-7%/ year. A 3.5% withdrawal rate is pretty safe. If you don't mind spending your principal you can do more than that and most likely be fine.

[Anonymous No.22462209]

>>22461569
>revenge for an animal doing what it naturally does
just kill it and be done with it, thats just cruel.

[Anonymous No.22462242]

>go on warsou
>type in 'rat race'
>cringe hard at every post

Why is everyone that uses that term such a faggot?

[Anonymous No.22462377]

>>22461818
Americans sometimes dont have an idea how their currency is powerful nowadays. you can live like a king with 70k/year in most places in the world. I would dare to say that with 500k you are able to retire with a decent lifestyle in many places.

[Anonymous No.22462537]

>>22462377
I'm not American. But yes, I agree, you can easily retire on 500k a live a pretty good life in South America, poor countries in Asia (.e.g Thailand), poor countries in eastern Europe (e.g. Romania) etc.

[Anonymous No.22462621]

>>22462537
Doing this right now, but in Siberia. Already got the property. Living there 6 months per year on the multi-entry tourist visa. Plan A was this >>22461196 with about $200k in the MOEX where equities used to pay average dividends at 10%+ yields. Now they all got cut, so plan B is going to have to be options selling from my US brokerage accounts, and a few more years of wage-slaving...

[Anonymous No.22462704]

>>22461782
Me

[Anonymous No.22462889]

>>22462621
Nice. I've been wanting to travel to Russia, eastern Europe, Siberia etc. for a long time. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.22463229]

>>22462889
That's a yuge area with tons of stuff to recommend. Personally I like forestry, rivers, lakes, mountains, and minimal people to bother me so I ended up in Altai Rep. Buratia also has more cool stuff, is more accessible, but also more popular. Both places are well equipped for tourism. You can find high quality lodges everywhere that will cost you probably $15 per night.

[Anonymous No.22463286]

>>22461205
chinks did this or the chinks of europe russians

[Anonymous No.22463310]

>>22463229
Thanks, I will look into it.

[Anonymous No.22463373]

>>22462621
>>22463229
I've always loved Siberia and sometimes I kind of fantasise about moving there but I assumed it would be too difficult to get residency/citizenship. How did you get in there? Is it easy enough? Do you have local connections? What's Russian immigration law/admin like, basically, is what I'm asking.

[Anonymous No.22463433]

>>22463229
>>22462621

that looks so fucking comfy, i'd love to visit more of Eastern Europe and Russia

[Anonymous No.22464200]

>>22463373
I married a Siberian girl but I live there on/off using the tourist visa. If you're american, you can get a 3 year unlimited entry visa, stay up to 6 months at a time. Residency I would get through via the marriage but I can't start that until I can commit to living there for 5 years straight.

I'm sure there are procedures for something like "accredited investors" to migrate and live. I wouldn't move there and expect to do a work visa because Russian wage-slave life is pretty brutal. I think you have to be set before you move.

[Anonymous No.22464605]

>>22464200
>I married a Siberian girl
Damn man, living the dream.
That was my plan too, but she broke up with me.
Back to interpals I guess.

[Anonymous No.22464757]

>>22461134

To live in a world without jews
H-how much money for that?

[Anonymous No.22464823]

I'm going to buy a rental property outright, and use it's income to pay the mortgage on a second property.
I'm going to continue to grow my online business.
I'm going to continue to invest in BTC, ETH, and Link.

I plan on being fully retired, in a decade, at the age of 41, and only working on my online business by the age of 36.

[Anonymous No.22465218]

>>22464823
we‘re gonna make it.
I‘ll be 37 in a decade

[Anonymous No.22465279]

I want to make it specifically on crypto
I want to win the clown world with a clown method