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These 3 day off from work ended fast
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I think it's a cycle that reinforces itself. We work so much that we don't have anything to do when we don't work, so we just stay at home resting and recharging.
Then it's work again...
At least if you do work, make sure to save as much as you can and put in stock market, so you can eventually stop working in a few decades...
Stock market? Isn't that for educated people? I can't with numbers
Don't need to be educated to stick to an ETF tracking a broad market index fund like S&P500. Averaging 7-10% inflation adjusted per year for over a century now...
You're speaking Chinese to me
The fact that you'd rather remain poor and dependent upon working rather than look up a couple of simple terms is baffling.
I told you, my brain isn't for that, barely finished middle school