CNBC Make It asked three people who have continued to work into their 90s to share their best advice for building a long, happy career. Here’s what they shared.
  • Dyskolos@lemmy.zip
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    1 year ago

    I assume you’re in the USA? Can imagine it to be a lot harder there than elsewhere. Here you wouldn’t even need to work at all, as long as you’re ok with the very bare mininum like rent and food and stuff. A reason why we’re drowning in refugees. The more kids the merrier. Or work some hours a week and earn a lil extra with tons of spare time left.

    How one could do this in the US on minimum, i can’t even imagjne. Sorry bro. But we all will catch up with your dystopia sooner or later…

    • novibe@lemmy.mlEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Man if you think the US is the hardest place to live, you truly are drowning in privilege. No offence.

      And I hope you do realise that the benefits and ease you have to live life are the direct fruits of the overexploitation of the global south by your government.

      • Dyskolos@lemmy.zip
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        1 year ago

        No, jeez. I’m gladly not in the US. And comparing to other so called first-world-nations it’s surely the worst shithole.

        So yes, I do know that. And i dislike it,even though I’m benefitting from it. Like we all do from slave labour in india, china, Pakistán and wherever…