Help me out frens.
I'll never stack enough, but I'm happy with my progress/goals.
I haven't replaced my TV in more than 17 years.
-Live a little within reason.
(OR)
-GFY. Stack till we moon.
Full disclosure I'm pondering a bit of a project sailboat too, lifelong dream.
Savings is for emergencies. But also for long term goals
I should have also stated my plan is to NOT spend corn OR stop stacking.
If the TV still works it still works. Wait until it craps out to replace it.
I bought mine on clearance from WalMart in 2009. It's still doing the job. 👍
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=768x1020&blurhash=_GA%5EXsi%5EV%3Bbxrpt8s7_NjFngbIaJWXWA%2BWXAS*ROOaV%40XAm%24X9SjV%40S*V%40SibxacWAkDn%24WYadcHjDWAbcaJogjDJDazn%23WAadj%5BjsRPbcn%7EadozadkDnMkDkDoLkCe.f%2C&x=11312f446d2944cc4b0cedb263c4300a43950fd72cc8d3a10c7ad18060076a41
I am waiting. Just found myself in research mode, trying to get the best bang for my buck.
Slight shopping fever, but the reality is my was a display model in 2007.
Kinda surprised it lasted this long.
Grateful for the encouragement to keep waiting.
I'm due back-commissions. Probably store an amount in Bitcoin until it dies. 🤝
Says something about our modern world that we don't expect to get more than a decade out of our TV and start feeling like it needs to be replaced. I think about getting a new TV sometimes. One that's bigger, thinner, has 4k resolution or a faster refresh rate. But then I'm like fuck that. If I can get 20+ years out of this TV I will. Sad that shit is built to be replaced every 10 years or less and not built to last.
