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What hill will you die on? (lazysoci.al)

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Fancy cupcakes are 70% icing, really not that nice and a waste of money

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

You are completely correct. There are so many exits before becoming a billionaire that any normal person would take.

Once you have millions you can live comfortable. Tens of millions and you're set for life, you can live in luxury without ever doing another day's work.

Hundreds of millions and you can buy anything you ever want or need. The only reason to continue accumulating money is because you get some fucked up pleasure from it.

You can claim you "earned it" through "working hard" but it's a pathetic assertion. The simple fact is money is only gained at the expense of others.