Why is it scarier to spend money when you have it, then when you dont?

Quote from ElCubano:

one of my neighbors is an old cuban dude which looks like a peasant, drives an old beat up model t ford and an old t bird I think . they are not in good condition but are classics. He wears beat up clothing, works like a dog in his asphalt company and is always working around the house at all hours of the day and night. I have been his neighbor for 10 years and would have never known he is a multi millionaire with properties all over south florida in excess of 10 million dollars ( just in properties ). He doesn't even speak freaken english.... what a surprise when I found out from my other neighbor how much he was worth... This guy is beyond frugal...this is taking it to the other extreme....He has one property worth 5 million a couple of acres of vacant lot . owns a building with 18 or 20 units in downtown area...I mean wtf...I am goign to snap a picture of the guy and post it one day...you'd think he was a bumm..

Your neighbor is a perfect example of why I chuckle when I read the articles on how to beat inflation. Just don't buy anything.

"Yup, that's old Joe, never worried about losing buying power because of inflation over the years."
 
Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

Hahahahaha that's what I was doing last week. Made enough to pay for the flight. LOL

Thats the greatest! I'm going back home to visit my parents soon. I hope I can make enough my first day or two to cover all of my expenses while I'm gone so to focus on vacation fully. Sadly, even if I do, I'll probably trade the open and the close everyday. On second thought, I don't think it's sad at all. Lol.
 
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