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Posted by TehBorken
 - May 09 16 03:39
Quote from: Truth Is on May 09 16 11:54
Being able to not work doesn't necessarily mean that you're a gazillionaire.

I'm not a gazilionaire, or even a millionaire. But I don't have to work. :)



Quote from: Truth Is on May 09 16 11:54
But I choose to work at a job where I'm wearing a sign and waving to traffic for 3 hours a day, 3 days a week, for no other reason that it provides me with more fun money and escape from boredom.

And I choose to take the occasional contract if it's not too far away and pays well enough to make it worth my time. Microsoft, Boeing, AT&T, whatever...it's fun to show up for a few weeks or so, do my thing, make some money and then leave. But I don't want to do it day after day, 40 hours a week forever and ever.
Posted by Truth Is
 - May 09 16 11:54
Being able to not work doesn't necessarily mean that you're a gazillionaire.

I suppose I could get away with not working, since I'm receiving disability payments, and there are food banks and soup kitchens in my city.

But I choose to work at a job where I'm wearing a sign and waving to traffic for 3 hours a day, 3 days a week, for no other reason that it provides me with more fun money and escape from boredom.
Posted by TehBorken
 - Apr 28 16 11:00
Quote from: Truth Is on Apr 27 16 11:15'Mostly retired'?  Is that one of those things unemployed people say to make them feel better about where they are in life, like when they say they're 'in-between jobs'?

No, it means that I don't need to work, but sometimes I'll take a contract position if I'm bored or want more fun money.
Posted by Truth Is
 - Apr 27 16 11:15
'Mostly retired'?  Is that one of those things unemployed people say to make them feel better about where they are in life, like when they say they're 'in-between jobs'?
Posted by TehBorken
 - Apr 20 16 07:57
Quote from: Truth Is on Apr 18 16 11:07
That's because I have a job and you don't ;D

That's because I'm mostly retired and you're not. :)
Posted by Truth Is
 - Apr 18 16 11:07
That's because I have a job and you don't ;D
Posted by TehBorken
 - Jul 14 13 11:48
Quote from: Truth Is on Jul 14 13 10:25You can delete the fact you are a failure but you cant delete the fact you are a failure  ;D

I'll make sure to think about that while you're at work tomorrow, and I'm not. :) 
Posted by Truth Is
 - Jul 14 13 10:25
You can delete the fact you are a failure but you cant delete the fact you are a failure  ;D



LOL!