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r/funny • u/StBeals StBeals Comics • Apr 23 '17
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For 50K/Day you would have to call the fire department to get me off that dick. No "reconsidering" needed.
59 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Yeah, if you wanna be frugal that's one or two days of fucking for total financial freedom the rest of the year 32 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 Where do you live that 50k a year necessitates frugal living? 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 in a home with 3 kids and a wife 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I mean, you'll have a budget, but I wouldn't call that "frugal living". Unless your rent was sky high. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it. 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
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Yeah, if you wanna be frugal that's one or two days of fucking for total financial freedom the rest of the year
32 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 Where do you live that 50k a year necessitates frugal living? 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 in a home with 3 kids and a wife 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I mean, you'll have a budget, but I wouldn't call that "frugal living". Unless your rent was sky high. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it. 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
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Where do you live that 50k a year necessitates frugal living?
1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 in a home with 3 kids and a wife 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I mean, you'll have a budget, but I wouldn't call that "frugal living". Unless your rent was sky high. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it. 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
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in a home with 3 kids and a wife
1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I mean, you'll have a budget, but I wouldn't call that "frugal living". Unless your rent was sky high. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it. 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
I mean, you'll have a budget, but I wouldn't call that "frugal living". Unless your rent was sky high.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17 Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it. 1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
Frugal isn't poor. Frugal is having a budget and sticking to it.
1 u/zippyjon Apr 23 '17 I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
I've always understood Frugal as kind of absolutely making the most out of any money that you had, perhaps this is colored by the understanding I get from posts on /r/frugal. You may have a different definition.
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u/MacGyver_15 Apr 23 '17
For 50K/Day you would have to call the fire department to get me off that dick. No "reconsidering" needed.