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I like how this thread has devolved into pissing habits and chicken lady fetishes :lol back on topic, I've never been what anyone would consider rich. I probably noticed some friends struggling a bit financially when going out in my early 30's. whenever i did notice it, i'd just cover them for things, no questions or expectations because that's just what friends do. as long as they're appreciative and grateful i have no issues sharing what little "wealth" i have. we live in an expensive ass city but that doesn't mean your daily costs need to be high. being in richmond, there's plenty of value for money if you look for it. seems like some of you eat like monsters but the best deal i can think of (for quite some years now) is a meal from bubble waffle cafe. decent food and a drink is included. even with recent price increases it's only $12.76 for a meal after taxes lol (given you order online for 10% off). if your portion control is good, you can easily split the meal into two because they give you so damn much. i often wonder how they even make a profit with the portion size and stamps towards free bubble waffles :suspicious: anyways, over the years i've learned to not compare myself to others when it comes to income. if i'm content with my normal pay or reaching for the stars with OT then i'm doing pretty good and no external pressures will change my opinion of myself. it's me against me and i like to think i'm doing pretty good given my personal circumstances. |
it sounds like the chicken lady wants a bite of Badhobz spring roll |
Are her legs and thighs on the menu too? Also, this thread is the manliest of threads I've encountered on here Poor Peenut Butter |
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man you just cant handle the fact that chicken lady has a thing for fat fucks. That or she's trying to make everyone fat and thus giving out extra pieces you being the super skinny bruce lee looking motherfucker aint getting any love from chicken lady. |
Maybe you are right, I've gotten nothing from LA Chicken despite going all the time |
or maybe she's got a thing for fat fucks because you fat fucks keep going back for more fat business because she keeps on giving you fucking extras you fat fucks! |
It’s a vicious cycle |
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Bwahahaha |
That fried chicken and fries are at LA Chicken? Chicken lady fried those legs and thighs good. :thumbsup: |
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Why is it called LA Chicken anyways? Are they originally from LA? They're Flips right? They should rename it Thighland. |
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Owners are Cantonese. |
Not to talk about income disparity in the weird bullshit chicken thread, but if you feel it is pronounced at 40, it is going to be significantly worse at 50 and seriously wild at 60. On average, every 10 years our stock portfolio is expected to grow 2.0-2.5x, and I expect real estate to grow 1.5-2.0x in the same time period. Throw in some modest leverage, reduce for taxes, and it means that every 10 years, I expect our family net worth to grow 2-3x. Playing that math out, it means if you have a $500k net worth at 30, you have a $1.0-$1.5M net worth at 40, a $2.0-$4.5M net worth at 50, a $4.0M-$13.5M net worth at 60 and so on. Those sound like wild numbers, but a $500k net worth at 30 is a professional couple who each had a 1BR condo and few RRSPs before they got married. Certainly isn't everybody, but it isn't Warren Buffett either. The power of compound growth for people who actually invest early starts a ball rolling that you basically can't earn your way to catching up, and is why families that have some wealth to transition between generations end up SO MUCH wealthier in only 1-2 generations. -Mark |
so uhhh when im 60, i better start that hooker and cocaine binder early otherwise i wont be able to blow through all of it RIGHT!? RIGHT!?!?!?! |
Just turned 40 so sounds about right and what I did in my mid 30's. If it wasn't for the pandemic with stocks and RE prices taking off to these levels, I don't think it would have been possible to reach those numbers though |
Who else can't afford to rebuy the place they live in right now at market price? :okay: :notbad: |
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