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Originally Posted by Bearcat
Seems like this is apples & oranges.
The vast majority of people are working for retirement, and a good portion of those are working to pay for their kids.
Most people don't want to be in IT or managing people or whatever until they're 90... they want all the raises and all the money so they can get out of that shit and do stuff like, uh, learn to be an artist.
I could be totally wrong, but I'd imagine the closer you are to monetizing a true passion, the less concerned you are with a date and time to stop doing that thing... so, assuming they're focused on maximizing profits at all costs is probably off base by a fair amount.  |
I seriously don’t care what Stevie charges his customers and I’m happy he has an occupation that he is passionate about and provides for his family. My comments were due to Stevie’s contention that land/real estate is overvalued because homes that cost 80k to build 20-30 years ago are now selling for 300k. I’m sure he has many talents and has always seemed like a genuinely good person, but understanding economics and how supply and demand works is not his strong suit.