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[Anonymous No.24064480]

What is the maximum number of years of your life you would trade for $5MM?

[Anonymous No.24064512]

>MM
you aren’t an accountant, please dilate

[Anonymous No.24064537]

>>24064480
Zero

[Anonymous No.24064545]

>>24064512
I have a background in finance. Glad I'm not a accountant though. It's the purest form of wagie hell.

[Anonymous No.24064584]

>>24064480
Imagine trading time for a jewish concept

[Anonymous No.24064609]

>>24064512
I have a background in finance. I'm glad I'm not an accountant though. It's pure wagie hell.

[Anonymous No.24064619]

>>24064480
5 years as long as they’re over 65.

[Anonymous No.24064624]

3

[Anonymous No.24064685]

>>24064584
That's what everyone who works does. Except the people who purely work for fun/ fulfillment (very rare).
It's not about the money, it's about what you can do with it. $5MM is enough to be set for life financially. You never have to worry about 'trading time for a jewish concept' again in your life if you have $5MM.

[Anonymous No.24065070]

>>24064480
Having over being, literally.

[Anonymous No.24065097]

2

[Anonymous No.24065171]

>>24065070
Most people can't be/ do what they want most of the time because they don't have.

[Anonymous No.24065201]

It seems to me, the prospective project is seen by the pre-sale results. I invested in Dymmax (dymmax.com) because the team has gained 1 million dollars for the private sale period!

[Anonymous No.24065222]

>>24065201
Can jannies please ban these pajeet shills?

[Anonymous No.24065297]

>>24064512
I’m in finance you use MM because M can be confused with thousands (Roman numeral for thousand) MM is thousand thousand or million

[Anonymous No.24065304]

>>24064619
Ultimately this.

[Anonymous No.24065507]

>>24064480
3

[Anonymous No.24065750]

>"I'll trade one year of my current lifespan for five million dollars"
>instantly die

[Anonymous No.24065783]

>>24064480
1

[Anonymous No.24065812]

1

[Anonymous No.24065839]

>>24064480
0.7

[Anonymous No.24065897]

>>24064480
I would say I'd give up all my remaining years so I could leave the money for my family, but my family is a bunch of retards.
>>24064619
I'd do this, but give all the years above 65, whether that's 5 or 30 or more.

[Anonymous No.24065985]

>>24064480
from birth? 18. maybe also extra 4 or even 7. but that better be not Zimbabwe $ Anon, do you hear me? I'll find where you live.

[Anonymous No.24066030]

>>24064685
Exactly. Back to work, wagie

[Anonymous No.24066153]

>>24064609

It can be pretty cozy as long as you never get a CPA and stay out of public/tax hell. Before the chink aids layoffs I was working maybe 20 actual hours a week for a small tech company and it was easy as fuck.

[Tatiana No.24066246]

It seems to me, the prospective project is seen by the pre-sale results. I invested in Dymmax (dymmax.com) because the team has collected 1 million dollars for the private sale period!

[Anonymous No.24066308]

None as time is the most precious commodity we have that can't be bought...

[Anonymous No.24066324]

Maybe 10. I'm 30 now.

[Anonymous No.24066403]

>>24064480
10 years and I would retire immediately

[Anonymous No.24066423]

I would give the rest of my life, so long as I am able to be cryopreserved. Life sucks rn, i just wanna fast forward to the good part

[Anonymous No.24066567]

Give my years doing what?
>woke up next day 2 years older with 5 mm in my account
that would be fine.
>spend 2 years in prison, dealing with daily assrape
then maybe not so ok.
>dig holes for 16hours a day voluntarily for 50k a week
I don't think I could get through it.
> forced to do it
might be fine, it would grant me some discipline as well

[Anonymous No.24066606]

>>24064480
do I instantly warp forward in time x years? or do i have to do something in particular for the whole time? can i tell my friends and family what I'm doing or do I just disappear?

[Anonymous No.24066612]

>>24065750
kek