Man makes $130,000 a year and lives with his parents

[Suleiman Bey]

I applaud that man.

 

[Suleiman Bey]

You not stacking you slacking. Period. Dumb bytch

Stacking to do what though?

 

[David_TheMan]

he only has 80k and no intentions of buying property

the article wasnt 'im doing this to invest and prosper', its 'im doing this to live like an a$$hole'. which is cool its his life. this article isnt some commendable shyt tho

80k saving will grow very quickly with little expenses.
Again its the norm over in Europe and the 3rd world, it will become common here.

He can do what he wants, his parents dont mind, why should anyone else, it isnt like he his hurting anyone.
I'd say he isn't my ideal, but getting 6 figures and limiting expenses is commendable, especially since its all being done legally.

 

[DrHackenbush]

How can investing in something be seen as a waste of money when he's out spending $300 on a bottle of champagne that he'll piss out in a couple of hours? The logic here is mind boggling. Dude's basically waiting for his parents to die so he can have the house. Wouldn't mind if he was at least a bit ashamed of what he's doing but to be bragging about it like that is disgusting

 

[The Refiner]

My only problem is that he doesn't help out around the house. He seems to be dodging all the traps that society places in front of you like buying a home. It's unnecessary for him RIGHT NOW, and he rather LIVE his life. You really do only live once.

I'm sure when the day comes where he feels he needs to buy a home that he will be able to, but for now let him live.

This generations goals should be to minimize bills and debt in order to improve your lifestyle however you see fit; being free. I've said this earlier, I'm going to pay off my student loans....and I have no desire whatsoever to sign my name on a mortgage contract attached to a bank. It actually disgusts me. That's how I feel right now, in the meantime I'll continue to knock down my debt and stack my bread until I come to a clear logical decision. Be free y'all.

 

[Suleiman Bey]

How can investing in something be seen as a waste of money when he's out spending $300 on a bottle of champagne that he'll piss out in a couple of hours? The logic here is mind boggling. Dude's basically waiting for his parents to die so he can have the house. Wouldn't mind if he was at least a bit ashamed of what he's doing but to be bragging about it like that is disgusting

What should be investing in?

He should buy his own house for what purpose? To pass it on to his kids? But at the same time it's wrong for him to want to live in the house that will be rightfully his in time anyway? You nikkas and your ass backwards logic.

 

[BrehWyatt]

As a man who has no intention on buying a home unless I'm about to have a family ... I can't really fault the man. Me personally, I NEED my own area/personal space, but he seems to have a setup that works for him.

But, the least he could do is help with bills and shyt. That's just common decency/gratefulness to the parents.

 

[DrHackenbush]

What should be investing in?

He should buy his own house for what purpose? To pass it on to his kids? But at the same time it's wrong for him to want to live in the house that will be rightfully his in time anyway? You nikkas and your ass backwards logic.

To get the fukk out from under his parents feet. You think any family wants a 30+ man living a home? You raise a child for all those years, spend all that money, make all those sacrifices then the said child grows up, gets a good job and is still there walking about in his boxer shorts asking whats for dinner and where his washing is? All while bragging about spending money on stupid shyt

The really stupid thing is he earns enough where he could still have his own spot and still do all that travelling etc..its not one or the other

If I was earning that kinda dough living at home best believe I'd be sending my parents on those cruises and making sure they were driving something nice..not "helping out with groceries occassionally"

He'll still inherit the house anyway, he doesn't need to be living there to do that

 

[Suleiman Bey]

To get the fukk out from under his parents feet. You think any family wants a 30+ man living a home? You raise a child for all those years, spend all that money, make all those sacrifices then the said child grows up, gets a good job and is still there walking about in his boxer shorts asking whats for dinner and where his washing is? All while bragging about spending money on stupid shyt

The really stupid thing is he earns enough where he could still have his own spot and still do all that travelling etc..its not one or the other

If I was earning that kinda dough living at home best believe I'd be sending my parents on those cruises and making sure they were driving something nice..not "helping out with groceries occassionally"

He'll still inherit the house anyway, he doesn't need to be living there to do that

Who says he does any of that? He has a job and is enjoying life. I highly doubt he spends most of his time in his parents crib. shyt who even says they are there ? No, I did not read the article.

So, no parent wants a kid loafing off them. Then what the fukk id the point of inheritance and generational wealth you goofy nikkas is always talking about?

 

[DrHackenbush]

Who says he does any of that? He has a job and is enjoying life. I highly doubt he spends most of his time in his parents crib. shyt who even says they are there ? No, I did not read the article.

So, no parent wants a kid loafing off them. Then what the fukk id the point of inheritance and generational wealth you goofy nikkas is always talking about?

If you didnt even read the article why are you commenting on it?

If you can't see the difference in mentality between what Asian familes do for example (stay at home, stack money, invest, build businesses and help each other out) and what this douchebag is doing I dunno what to tell you

 

[C-NICE]

I see it on both sides but if he has a great relationship with his parents then why not be there to see them get older and be around family. Plenty of people move basically down the street from their parents anyways what's the point. I'm going to be a parent that makes sure my kids have plenty of money saved before getting out here getting in debt. Now if dude isn't saving yes it's a waste but if he is living his 20s and 30s debt free with ample income and can live his life Doing what he wants instead of creating debt for "responsibility" I call that a win how many people really can vacation once a month and spend how you want without going damn near broke because of living expenses

 

[The Refiner]

I see it on both sides but if he has a great relationship with his parents then why not be there to see them get older and be around family. Plenty of people move basically down the street from their parents anyways what's the point. I'm going to be a parent that makes sure my kids have plenty of money saved before getting out here getting in debt. Now if dude isn't saving yes it's a waste but if he is living his 20s and 30s debt free with ample income and can live his life Doing what he wants instead of creating debt for "responsibility" I call that a win how many people really can vacation once a month and spend how you want without going damn near broke because of living expenses

Exactly. Society wants you create debt in your life to prove how independent you are to people who are more than likely struggling their damn selves. FOH.

 

[Wild self]

Cause nikkas be be dumb

"You gotta be independent and experience shyt..."

"But you are broke and all the Asians, Latinos and Whites live together and let their kids leave with almost 80K saved. Your momma kicked you out and you don't got shyt..."

"But what about independence?"


"What about money?"

B b but bytches don't like dudes with no place. You got to go broke and smash thots.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

I read the first paragraph and couldn't read no more. You over 18, you make 6 figures, get the fukk out! I don't care how much you save, the life experiences I had as a early 20 year old scrounging together rent and figuring out life on my own and not being under my parents roof built character.
I just don't believe the money you save is worth the life experiences you miss. Imagine going to the club and having to sneak a chick home in your parents house. I have never experience that cuz I've lived on my own since 18.

He can afford a room for a few hours.

 

[Wild self]

Exactly. Society wants you create debt in your life to prove how independent you are to people who are more than likely struggling their damn selves. FOH.

Exactly. Or have fukkkkkkkkkeeeeeeddddd up credit beyond repair. I rather live in a tent in the woods for a year, stack over 60k, and have a down payment to a condo, over renting and being stressed for life.