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Quote from: jbreher on June 19, 2020, 07:28:22 PM

You go ahead and live your own meager life. I don't need your judgmental ass to tell me how to live mine. Especially as you are telling me how wasteful my postulated $2.3M life is in the next breath after castigating some other schmuck for not waiting til $190M.

Back when I was a wage slave, $3M was my eventual target. I was on track. Then bitcoin happened.

Not pissing away millions makes someone life meager?

Nobody said anything about pissing away millions until this last post of yours.

You told me I need to re-examine my life habits due to the fact that I pointed out that going from being a wage slave to having a $2.3M cushion is a larger life change than going from $2.3M and free to $190M and free. In the abstract, at that. Specifically implying that there was something wrong with me for thinking having $2.3M might be a nice thing. Again, in the abstract.

Not only was your attack unwarranted on a personal level, but the lack of logic behind it is truly asinine. JJG just got done explaining -- yet again -- that many money managers consider a 4% annual drawdown from principal to be sustainable from typical retirement age until death. Which is a $92K annual drawdown on $2.3M. Not shabby, but neither is it anywhere near what I was making when I was a wage slave. And I ain't typical retirement age yet, so allowances need be made to extend the principal that many more years.

So just GTFO with your self-righteous assertion that I need to reorder my priorities.

If any nerve was hit, it was the one that leads to my blowhard asshole detector.

Lol, I think there is to much mis-communication going on here starting with the fact "Cash out" mean to divest all of an asset into cash therefore he would have nothing but 2.3mil in cash which would have been retarded and then I stated if you went from a wage slave to "needing" 2.3mil in cash then you needed to re-evalute your spending habits. You took that as an insult and twisted it around to me saying he should have stayed working and not cashed anything and it just went downhill from there.

At least that is how I see this conversation progressed.

What they should have done is stated he sold a portion and all would be fine, it was an incorrect choice of words.

And after converting bitcoin into cash, he went on a world tour.
It seems that this was his dream. However, it was his decision that he made.
I tried hard to find him, but could not find his picture nor any social media accounts Cry