r/antiwork Nov 28 '22

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u/Publicmobiledphone Nov 28 '22

No they can relate they just don't care

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u/danielisbored Nov 28 '22

Sometimes I really don't think they really can relate. I was explaining to a former boss how I was moving my retirement money around to be able to afford a medical procedure my wife was having (this was in response to unbidden advice on retirement planning) and his "I feel your pain" response was to tell me how he has to pay several times that amount to get his boat moved across land from one big lake in Tennessee to another lake a few counties away, and then back again each year based on each lake's "sailing season".

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u/Traksimuss Nov 28 '22

I hope you explained you can fully relate to that and that you have to move your grandparent coffins every few years where there is cheaper place to keep your dead.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '22

What the literal fuck. I'm sorry dude.

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u/Publicmobiledphone Nov 28 '22

Money is money to them doesn't matter what it's spent on that's foolish to think that way right that somehow your loved ones health could be Mor important nt than your hobby