What does your ideal retirement look like?
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Dying while planting trees for my grandchildren to play in.
Private island, sharks, lasers & a nice collection of banksters to experiment on?
Nothing like a bit of paradise and torture to keep you sharp in your old age lol
A small house in a few hundred acres of woods at least a few hours away from the nearest town.
Sounds peaceful
Living in a mansion
What size mansion are we talking about here?
So like when I moved I had a bunch of jobs.
And I had one job as a house cleaner.
I cleaned multiple Mansions one of them stood out to me that I'll never forget.
It had a movie theater room, it had like I think 10 different rooms that were all different themes a shit ton of bathrooms.
Growing up poor, not being boo hoo poor me.
But I want to be surrounded by nice things. It makes you feel good.
Like you feel better in a nicer environment it's weird I don't know how to explain it.
I'm not talking about being materialistic I know that sounds kind of like what I'm saying, but I want to have luxuries I never grew up with.
So I can experience them.
It makes sense, I get that. We didn't have much growing up either, my dream was to have a computer but we could never afford one for years.
I think it's part of the reason why I splash a bit on tech shit now, buying some of the contemporary cool things I was dreaming of as a child.