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309 sats \ 7 replies \ @k00b 6 Feb freebie \ on: What is your profession and is it transferrable to the future? bitcoin
I'd call myself a programmer and I don't really care if it's transferrable to the future.
When people talk about retiring they say things like, "I don't want to be a WalMart greeter in my old age." I say, "that isn't as bad as you think it is."
Rich or poor I'll do whatever the fuck and my income level and how I achieve it won't matter much for what it's like to be me. I get most of my positive and negative feelings from other things.
I get most of my positive and negative feelings from other things.
Jesus talk about burying the lede.
What are the things?
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Well I mean there is this.
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I have fantasized about becoming so rich that I buy all the homes surrounding the host of the airbnb I used to live next to and turning them into massive party airbnbs.
I'd also need the money to renovate them with heated pools and jacuzzis as close to the property line as possible and an outdoor bar and dance floor fitted with an excellent stereo system. Also, shaping any structure surrounding the outdoor party facilities like an amphitheater directed at the host's home.
Other than that, happy to say "Welcome to WalMart" until I die.
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Giga Chad move
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Absolutely, I'm a construction worker and freaking love building stuff. I would love to build my own company with my skills when I have the capital base to do so. Screw retiring early when I have skills to offer people that the competition doesn't.
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