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Juan has an Opel Corsa and 100,000 euros in savings...
nobody notices.
Pedro has a financed Tesla for 10 years; everyone thinks he's made it big.
The first works 4 hours, lives modestly without showing off, and goes completely unnoticed.
The second works 10 hours a day, is in debt, has an expensive car, and a luxurious life without success.
One is free; the other just survives.
Status is not the same as wealth.
Do we agree on this?

Americans should seriously consider the possibility of excavating the continental shelf to relocate Japan off the east coast of the United States.
I believe their friendship as nations would grow, and it would be very beautiful.

Let me get this straight.
Countries around the world have paid upfront to the United States to arm themselves and also to supply weapons to Ukraine.
The United States is not delivering those weapons and, moreover, is confiscating the money already paid for weapons that will never be delivered.
There is no longer any trust in the United States.

Look at the generational difference -
1990s:
• Get a college degree
• Land a 9-to-5 job
• Suit and tie
• Get a promotion
• Get married at 21
• Buy a house at 25
• 4 kids, 1 dog
• Retire at 60
2026:
• Survive… Show more

They point a gun at your head and you have to give a reason to live.

Just in case you forgot:
The 4% rule has withstood:
The Great Depression
Black Monday
The dot-com bubble burst
The 2008 crisis
COVID-19
A century of data suggests the same: take your annual expenses and multiply by 25.
Reach that number and you'll have financial freedom forever.