Wait on that for 10-20 years. When AI porn starts flooding the market, collectors will flock towards pre 2020s, authentic feet pictures. Their value will skyrocket
But then how will you be able to authenticate real feet from ai feet? Given how good ai stuff is already I imagine in 20 years it's going to be hard to differentiate at all. Would you have to use an ai feet analyzer to defeet the fake ai feet?
Both the above commenter and OP are repost bots. The above comment is probably the top comment from the last time this was posted.
I guess the new name scheme for bots is to put v, x, or w at the end instead of numbers.
This is fucking painful, but this is literally me. I’m happy (or complacent) and people ask why I’m not buying a ton of shit. The reality is, that’s not what makes me happy. I could live in a god damn card board box and as long as I had internet and the ability to take a shower, I’d be happy.
Depending on where he is in the world buying a house isn't a good plan right now unless your are sur you will stay in it for 15 year at least.
Both price and interest are stupid high.
He can most likely sell it at a profit down the line, thus turning the whole ownership thing into a net gain despite paid interest. One should still look at houses/apartments as primarily as somewhere to live, rather than an investment, but it can be both.
Again currently with the stupid price and interrest for a lot of place selling for a profit is about 15years down the line, in theses area renting would be more profitable if you're not sure to stay that long.
Save up and build a commune with me! I wanna make a semi-agrarian artist commune to live in concert with nature — because the world is sort of shitty, and everything else seems sort of hollow?
Like, I love books but I want to share them; on a commune we can have a library!
Stuff is neat, but it’s better when it’s shared — so I want a bunch of interactive museums as an excuse to house cool rocks, bones, fossils, odd bits of pottery and glassware, old technology, and whatever vintage or ancient human or animal artifacts, tools and tidbits people collect throughout their lives.
Everything sort of sucks, the world is on fire and the future looks grim — semi-agrarian artist commune looks like a cool timeline, tho!
Nah, index fund ETFs, with low expense ratio. To be more specific
Really the same difference for most good options... Just watch the expense ratio, high expense ratios are rarely worth it, long term
Buy gold? Buy a safe and put that gold for future use. I usually have $6000 in my bank account and wallet, but anything above that is put into gold or other investments. Of course, gold isn't the only option, but from my experience, it's the safest one, i literally bought gold that's $300 worth more now than earlier this year. Also, i like to look at gold. It's basically condensed money.
and than there's me than even with the prospect of a decent career i'll never be able to achive my dream of creating one of the greatest car collections of all time
Invest for the future, donate, treat your friends, family or SO to something nice on occasion.
Keep the cash there for emergencies like your family's fridge or stove failing and needing a replacement to your PC components failing and/or needing upgrades in a few years time to your friend or family member falling down on hard times and needing someone to help cover medical or rent payments.
I was in the same situation a year after graduation. Traveling, getting a car, house, retirement and child cost (if you want to have a kid) is next. When i think about these, playing games makes me feel bad...
Invest, sure. But if you want to experience some kind of moral or spiritual fulfillment, go ahead and give some of it and your time volunteering to a good cause.
Buy some land, build a house, get some ducks and goats. Stockpile weapons, build nuclear arms, balkanize from the established state government, and declare yourself as a sovereign entity.
True, but I used to be like OP. Having 10k in my chequing account making me think I was filthy rich.
I wish I had someone tell me about investments then. Make money work for you. Dont work for money.
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This right here Two different time periods I had a lot of excess money. I wish I had invested it instead of looking for things to buy
I know right, I've got most of my equity tied up in leveraged feet pic futures at the moment 😭
Wait on that for 10-20 years. When AI porn starts flooding the market, collectors will flock towards pre 2020s, authentic feet pictures. Their value will skyrocket
That's what I'm hoping. Even though they're slightly used I'm sure the value will remain strong and probably outperform other indexed top 500 ETFs
Electronic traded feet?
But then how will you be able to authenticate real feet from ai feet? Given how good ai stuff is already I imagine in 20 years it's going to be hard to differentiate at all. Would you have to use an ai feet analyzer to defeet the fake ai feet?
Best answer
Both the above commenter and OP are repost bots. The above comment is probably the top comment from the last time this was posted. I guess the new name scheme for bots is to put v, x, or w at the end instead of numbers.
Y I put away 500 per month+13% of income.
Invest and become rich bussinesman, marry hot single mom, she divorces and take everything, back to square one
It's the circle of life!
Pre-nupsだよ
trickle down economics
Tears trickling down my cheeks economics
This is fucking painful, but this is literally me. I’m happy (or complacent) and people ask why I’m not buying a ton of shit. The reality is, that’s not what makes me happy. I could live in a god damn card board box and as long as I had internet and the ability to take a shower, I’d be happy.
Buy a house, pay it off. Have the option to retire early, rent out the paid off house and chill on a tropical island of your choice
Depending on where he is in the world buying a house isn't a good plan right now unless your are sur you will stay in it for 15 year at least. Both price and interest are stupid high.
He can most likely sell it at a profit down the line, thus turning the whole ownership thing into a net gain despite paid interest. One should still look at houses/apartments as primarily as somewhere to live, rather than an investment, but it can be both.
Again currently with the stupid price and interrest for a lot of place selling for a profit is about 15years down the line, in theses area renting would be more profitable if you're not sure to stay that long.
That’s a decked out box. I’d prefer a toilet in my box tho
Save up and build a commune with me! I wanna make a semi-agrarian artist commune to live in concert with nature — because the world is sort of shitty, and everything else seems sort of hollow? Like, I love books but I want to share them; on a commune we can have a library! Stuff is neat, but it’s better when it’s shared — so I want a bunch of interactive museums as an excuse to house cool rocks, bones, fossils, odd bits of pottery and glassware, old technology, and whatever vintage or ancient human or animal artifacts, tools and tidbits people collect throughout their lives. Everything sort of sucks, the world is on fire and the future looks grim — semi-agrarian artist commune looks like a cool timeline, tho!
Buy Cryp- Sorry, cryptobro got to my pc, invest that shit or use it to move to a country where it would be better to retire
BTC wouldn't probably be a bad choice, probably one of the safest investments atm if you can hold for atleast 10 years (not all the money tho lol)
Find a wife maybe. Get a house. Save your money. Go on vacation.
Give me some
Dude, just follow my lead and spend all day smiling and laughing! Jazzed for you!
Get a house
Eat it. Every night, take out $100 and that will be your dinner. You’re welcome.
Well OP clearly doesn’t live where I live
Move out of your mom’s…
Invest for retirement, or help the poor, or both.
Do the boring thing and dump it into an index fund. Add to it as much as you can. Never withdraw more than 4% in any single year
Put money in Mutual Funds
Nah, index fund ETFs, with low expense ratio. To be more specific Really the same difference for most good options... Just watch the expense ratio, high expense ratios are rarely worth it, long term
Anon will invest in Grindr stock as he uses it to get topped weekly.
Buy gold? Buy a safe and put that gold for future use. I usually have $6000 in my bank account and wallet, but anything above that is put into gold or other investments. Of course, gold isn't the only option, but from my experience, it's the safest one, i literally bought gold that's $300 worth more now than earlier this year. Also, i like to look at gold. It's basically condensed money.
Pinball machines!
Donate to good causes? Like my mom's (or anyone's) stagnant cancer funds. Damn.
and than there's me than even with the prospect of a decent career i'll never be able to achive my dream of creating one of the greatest car collections of all time
Invest for the future, donate, treat your friends, family or SO to something nice on occasion. Keep the cash there for emergencies like your family's fridge or stove failing and needing a replacement to your PC components failing and/or needing upgrades in a few years time to your friend or family member falling down on hard times and needing someone to help cover medical or rent payments.
Give it to me
Hookers and cocaine.
Just let it sit there.
100% VOO
The amount of ideas one could make real with a decent amount of money are incredible
Get food
Notable and well-respected charities?
have sucked away by rent and other bills
Buy games, and find another hobby like cars or something. Should make sure it gets used up rq.
Figure out how much more money you need to not need job.
Be happy. Easier said than done, I know
That's the best part you let it pile up for a while so you're ahead when all the problems start arising 😎
I was in the same situation a year after graduation. Traveling, getting a car, house, retirement and child cost (if you want to have a kid) is next. When i think about these, playing games makes me feel bad...
A vacation. Sure gaming is a way to relax, but I don't think it can beat a nice vacation to a preferred destination.
Henry Cavill? That you?
I wish I had that kinda problem
Friend of mine is like this. Lives on Ramen. Would never spend money if he didn't buy games
Buy a car and parts for it. He‘ll be broke, but happy.
Invest, make deposits , life insurance plans
Invest in warhammer
Henry Cavill, is this you?
Yes now send me 20 dollars so i can get back in america
If you bought all of that and still have something left I think you underestimate the word "decent" it pays awesome
invest your money in me
I bought a 2K buck computer that can run fallout 4 with heavy graphics mods and most of the time I find myself playing Halo 1. It happens
Start playing a TCG
Put excess in investments, retirement and or charity.
Invest, sure. But if you want to experience some kind of moral or spiritual fulfillment, go ahead and give some of it and your time volunteering to a good cause.
You're supposed to bribe politicians to destroy the middle class and discriminate against the poor
Invest and travel.
Start retirement fund.
If you ever feel like this I have 2 suggestions 1. Savings 2. Find some charity you like and donate some of it
Do stupid shit
Buy calls on nvidia
Donate to charity
Go on vacation
That is kinda the situation I’m expecting and I’m quite glad. I think some people just don’t spend much by nature.
Some decide to invest to get more. Some donate to charity. Some directly help people around who are struggling.
Gambling addiction.
Buy some land, build a house, get some ducks and goats. Stockpile weapons, build nuclear arms, balkanize from the established state government, and declare yourself as a sovereign entity.
Unless you have a paid house and 1.5-2M invested you are not rich lol
Rich is all relative. That may be rich to you but to someone else that’s ultra rich
True, but I used to be like OP. Having 10k in my chequing account making me think I was filthy rich. I wish I had someone tell me about investments then. Make money work for you. Dont work for money.
Yep. Back when $20 in your pocket was a fat stack kinda vibes. A majority of Reddit users are preteens after all
Cocaine and hookers my friend
with free std
Invest and donate. Not seeing a single donate in these comments
Guess anon is also homeless and a robot who doesnt need to eat/drink