Do you think this a good life?

[Jason Voorhees]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@BeanCelll @Saint Casanova @FaceandBBC @Sprinkles @Chadeep

 

[neko]

i don’t think so

 

[laworg]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family and your life revolves around the office. All your friends, people you meet everyday are from the office. Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

80 hour weeks hell no

 

[Leo]

Ass life, i want all of those cool stuff but nothing beats family, they are the most important thing on the earth

 

[shngstaaaa107]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family and your life revolves around the office. All your friends, people you meet everyday are from the office. Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

depends, if you never had a great social life you might feel like you beneft but your loved ones might never feel a connection and live out their own lives doing bad things to try to get your attention, while for those who care about social lives and genuine connection, this life would be horrible

 

[Saint Casanova]

No. You’ll destroy your looks and health even with a few years of 80hr work weeks

 

[Embryo]

It sounded good until you mentioned the barely talking to family and life being spent in the office part.

 

[imontheloose]

No Sussex cupcake = no happiness.

 

[Deleted member 162234]

workcel

 

[BeanCelll]

It's ok at 50 but if anything it'll do more for any children he has which it sounds like he has none or atleast divorced.

It really depends what he did with his youth with I assume was not too much

 

[Deleted member 129366]

sounds like hell

 

[Jason Voorhees]

It's ok at 50 but if anything it'll do more for any children he has which it sounds like he has none or atleast divorced.

It really depends what he did with his youth with I assume was not too much

He has a teenage son I think.

 

[rj_0616]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

i will never work in my life because i will win the lottery at 19 and be a self made millionaire

 

[Jason Voorhees]

No Sussex cupcake = no happiness.

I'll get married and ensure I spend time with my wife to make her feel loved.

 

[User28823]

no.

if ur not retired by 30 its over.

 

[imontheloose]

I'll get married and ensure I spend time with my wife to make her feel loved.

Would you marry an Ashkenazi falafel rather than a Sussex cupcake?

 

[Deleted member 104510]

That's not sustainable at all Even with the benefits of luxury

Early death pending tbh

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Would you marry an Ashkenazi falafel rather than a Sussex cupcake?

No Sussex cupcake only.

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Would you marry an Ashkenazi falafel rather than a Sussex cupcake?

Hyem

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Hyem

FUCK

 

[imontheloose]

Hyem

Too slow. Preston beat you.

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Too slow. Preston beat you.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Corleone @Arbuscular @Alias! @Gaygymmaxx @jeoyw9192

 

[Gaygymmaxx]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

Based life

Why doesn't he retire already tho?

 

[jeoyw9192]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

80 hours is a bit much tbh especially at 50 not to mention the no social aspect. Also I assume the Stern here is the NYU business school right?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

80 hours is a bit much tbh especially at 50 not to mention the no social aspect. Also I assume the Stern here is the NYU business school right?

Yes

 

[browncurrycel]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

Absolutely not

At that age family becomes more important

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@slaters @Old Büll @Swarthy Knight

 

[Deleted member 130748]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

This sounds severely unhealthy man , infinite cortisol

 

[Accutane.and.ldar]

Depends if the job is high cortisol

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Bryce @romanstock @Jatt

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Depends if the job is high cortisol

Can become high cortisol sometimes but not a lot

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Nah my ADHD ahh could never. Lower it 50-60 hrs a week and I'd consider it

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Why doesn’t he retire

Based life

Why doesn't he retire already tho?

Most of the money you make especially in upper management will be made much later in life so all this experience counts for something but he's already pretty rich

 

[psychopathic]

You barely talk to family All your friends

Sounded good until I read this

 

[Acquiescence]

Better than starvation / homelessness / brutal subsistence working poor lifestyle, but not much more than that tbh

I value my personal freedom and autonomy too much

Average 40 hour / week for average salary mogs just based on that alone (although still far from ideal ofc - financial independence as early in life as possible + looks + health + youth are the key benchmarks of being able to live life to the fullest)

 

[jeremyy]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

Boring.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Better than starvation / homelessness / brutal subsistence working poor lifestyle, but not much more than that tbh

I value my personal freedom and autonomy too much

Average 40 hour / week for average salary mogs just based on that alone (although still far from ideal ofc - financial independence as early in life as possible + looks + health + youth are the key benchmarks of being able to live life to the fullest)

If that is the criteria I can quit evrything rn and Just rot with my family's inheritance. 0 work and can easily sustainable a decent lifestyle unless i blow my money on something

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Debetro

 

[Acquiescence]

If that is the criteria I can quit evrything rn and Just rot with my family's inheritance. 0 work and can easily sustainable a decent lifestyle unless i blow my money on something

I mean if you have true complete access and control of that inheritance I’d say full fucking send. There’s no point in torturing yourself with wageslavery if you don’t have to

Will you get bored eventually of the easy NEET life full of shallow hedonism? Yeah, probably, but that’s just the human condition. It’s by far and away the least bad option

Up to you, I have no idea what your life goals or predilections are but it’s what I’d do 100% (throw in getting a metric shit ton of hardmaxxes too jfl)

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I mean if you have true complete access and control of that inheritance I’d say full fucking send. There’s no point in torturing yourself with wageslavery if you don’t have to

Will you get bored eventually of the easy NEET life full of shallow hedonism? Yeah, probably, but that’s just the human condition. It’s by far and away the least bad option

Up to you, I have no idea what your life goals or predilections are but it’s what I’d do 100% (throw in getting a metric shit ton of hardmaxxes too jfl)

Neeting is fun for like a week tops, then it turns into pure brain rot. You start eating garbage, skip the gym, and just sit in your room wasting away. I hit a point where I was disgusted with myself and what my life had become, so I decided I was done with that NEET crap for good. Started working at 19, I’m 21 now and still grinding . yeah, it’s stressful sometimes, but rotting takes a mental toll on me

 

[Hunterlt]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

Better than mine will be

 

[Its0ver_r0pe$]

You are in your 50s, have a net worth that is in deep 7 figure territory.Graduated out of Stern with 20+ years of experience You travel around the world, eat at 5 star hotels. Live in large bunglow in bay area, wear luxury watches, come to work in AMG but you have to works almost 80 hours a week, sometimes even shower in the office during important meeting. You barely talk to family All your friends, people you know are from the office, your life revolves around the office. . Is this a good life? Because this is pretty much how my boss lives.

80 hours? Fuck no

 

[Jason Voorhees]

80 hours? Fuck no

I'm surprised you niggas think 80 hours is too much. 80 hours work weeks in many finance and management jobs are common. Those wolf of wall street looking boys in suits and patagonia vests you see around arr working 70-80 hours a week. This is common @Saint Casanova @Chadeep @imontheloose

 

[Its0ver_r0pe$]

I'm surprised you niggas think 80 hours is too much. 80 hours work weeks in many finance and management jobs are common. Those wolf of wall street looking boys in suits and patagonia you see around arr working 70-80 hours a week. This is common @Saint Casanova @Chadeep @imontheloose

Well yeah i don’t have a job yet but im searching for one rn

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Well yeah i don’t have a job yet but im searching for one rn

What jobs are you looking for? Which major

 

[Its0ver_r0pe$]

What jobs are you looking for? Which major

Idk i havent started to search yet i will tomorrow

 

[Its0ver_r0pe$]

Idk i havent started to search yet i will tomorrow

Got recommended indeed.com is a good site for searching jobs

 

[Acquiescence]

Neeting is fun for like a week tops, then it turns into pure brain rot. You start eating garbage, skip the gym, and just sit in your room wasting away. I hit a point where I was disgusted with myself and what my life had become, so I decided I was done with that NEET crap for good. Started working at 19, I’m 21 now and still grinding . yeah, it’s stressful sometimes, but rotting takes a mental toll on me

I mean yeah I’ve been there but that was only because I knew that sort of position was extremely tenuous with little savings, and I’d have to return to the brutality of the grind soon enough. I saw no point in throwing myself into hobbies or settling in to a carefree, stress free lifestyle because it would just be ripped away in a matter of weeks and the drastic tonal whiplash would be too much to bear

But if I truly had the choice to escape it all I would do it in a picosecond and never look back

Not trying to be too judgmental but tbh knowing that some people willingly put themselves through the 9-5 grind is kinda insane. Countless millions of people including me dream of the day we can retire but it’s decades of grinding away if ever

It if works for you then good I suppose, at least you have options and stability underpinning it