That was just wasabi being wasabi.
uh-huh. Now you're just being absurd.
That was just wasabi being wasabi.
how much can a working age person expect to save from their income, and why do we give them a pass when they spend that money on pot or alcohol or video games instead? If there is an emergency, there are often ways to source the funds. But people have to build their financial reputation, they have to give lenders faith that they can repay the money.
Oh, you mean they should just get the money for free without paying it back?
Yes, childhood was nice.
I dont even understand the quoted post.
Weed and video games? I don't get it. I'm talking about people who have kids and work low income jobs, which is a massive chunk of the populace.
keep reading it over and over until you get it then.
You are simply omitting the people who dont make enough to save, have kids, and dont have enough money to piss away on anything outside of necessities.
No, because its fucking retarded and theres nothing to get.
Its basic "Ok boomer" bullshit from you lately.
Blah blah people should save for disasters but they spend money on things I dont approve of. They need to learn responsibility blah blah blah.
You are simply omitting the people who dont make enough to save, have kids, and dont have enough money to piss away on anything outside of necessities.
You? You would put everyone on OxyContin with one hand while giving Bernie Sanders a vigorous handjob with the other. Eventually, the painkillers won’t be enough.
People who don't make enough money to save are likely paying more for things than they should. I know many people like this, and honestly up until maybe 5 years ago, I was the same way. It is a fly by the seat of your pants mentality that is fine if things are going well, but you leave yourself no cushion in case things change. When that change comes, the person has to accept personal responsibility for their economic situation, no one forced them to live that way.
People who don't make enough money to save are likely paying more for things than they should. I know many people like this, and honestly up until maybe 5 years ago, I was the same way. It is a fly by the seat of your pants mentality that is fine if things are going well, but you leave yourself no cushion in case things change. When that change comes, the person has to accept personal responsibility for their economic situation, no one forced them to live that way.
Apparently, our economy depends on people going out of the house spending every dime they have on things that are a waste of money (like restaurants, bars and entertainment).
Or scavenging homes of the deceased for vinyl.
imagine the c-19 estate sales.
Yep, that's how I pay for going on vacation, eating out, making frivolous purchases.
Just doing my part to keep the economy going.
Guberment is sending me over $3000 to buy vinyl and other things.
I'll take that $3000 and turn it in to $10,000 in frivolous expenditures.
If you say so. One man's trash is another man's treasure.
Lol Jesus Christ autism is really an incredible force of nature
Go to the ghetto in Atlanta and tell me all about who forced who to live however
Careful Poppy, sounds like you're saying that black America (specifically poor black America, I guess) has an endemic problem of a lack of social and family support for success.
I was talking about school systems that couldnt give a fuck along with every other government institution's collective failures and outright persecution of black America for an entire century plus.
Endemic problems were created by someone else. The 'southern strategy' is alive and well. Mass incarceration, etc.
But libtardtarians will just say that people should just shape up, try harder, get an education and somehow break away from minimum wage reality.
Maybe when McDonald's is all robots we'll see how its all supposed to work then lithy
What I'm saying is that people need help. And its a massive percentage of population that are in completely dire financial straights thst covid is pouring gasoline on top of. Admitting that the system has created a lot of endemic problems in poor communities is a first step to becoming a decent person.
What I'm saying is that people need help. And its a massive percentage of population that are in completely dire financial straights thst covid is pouring gasoline on top of. Admitting that the system has created a lot of endemic problems in poor communities is a first step to becoming a decent person.
How much income do you think a person (or maybe an average family of 4) needs to earn to stay out of poverty?