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[JontreeHI]

What about if you worked for someone and you both got rich? Then their is the idea of what "rich" means. I find that for me to be "rich" it involves good food, a comfortable place to live, two nice vacations a year, and a reliable vehicle to get me to and from places I like to go
How much money do we really need? I find a 6 months nest egg in a saving account, a retirement savings and some living expenses is all I need. The rest is just waist, mine as well share it.

This is a good example:

Sounds great

 

[96coal449]

Royce you make me think about moving to VT!
I always seem to payout an above average rate myself. The good employees appreciate it and stay pretty loyal when they feel included. Excellent post.

 

[tc262]

What about if you worked for someone and you both got rich? Then their is the idea of what "rich" means. I find that for me to be "rich" it involves good food, a comfortable place to live, two nice vacations a year, and a reliable vehicle to get me to and from places I like to go
How much money do we really need? I find a 6 months nest egg in a saving account, a retirement savings and some living expenses is all I need. The rest is just waist, mine as well share it.

This is a good example:

Yep that's why I said make a great wage and live a great life working for someone. Personally I'm not looking to get rich. I'm just wanting to live a good life, retire in my early 50's and live basically how you just described.

My definition of rich is having more money than you know what to do with.