In my 40s:
- Bought a home last year, still not paid off.
- home isn’t far from the beach but, due to the previous tsunamis, there’s not much to do there near where I live.
- make more than 6 figures (but not in USD and not 6 figures in USD after conversion).
- I am the chef. And the gardener.
- Fuck tesla (I have a kei car (going somewhere with wife or buying farm supplies), motorcycle, and pedal-assist ebikes)
In my 30s:
- a broken e-bike
- debt
- almost 2€ on my bank account
- a burnout
I know it’s just a joke but lady works for Apple, I have a hard time believing she has none of this things
P R I O R I T I E S
Most of that list is attainable if you make good money like that person likely does… and choose to prioritize those things. I make waaaaaay less annually, well below the poverty line, but my house and car are both paid off and I never have to speak to another salesperson again (in my professional capacity.)
On a related note, if I become super rich, one of the first things I’ll do is not buy a bigger house or a fancy car. I’ll hire a personal chef to cook healthy, delicious meals. Not having to cook everyday is a big luxury.
Why would anyone believe any of this attainable for the average person in the best economy? A personal chef? Common, this has to be some right wing satire.
okay bye!
Nobody, not even me, want’s my wildest dreams to become true. Moderate dreams - Now we’re talking!
I’d take the smaller dreams at this point.
My parents, who are in their sixties have…one of those? Which is actually pretty good. Dream small, friends!
Check out moneybags over here, being able to secure a mortgage.
