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How many of you fellas just want a simple life?
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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,
This video is brought to you by a donation from Steve MC and he didn't send me a specific topic so what I'd like to do is cover a reddit post called: "How many of you fellas just want a simple life?" which I've also put a link to in the description. Here's what a guy called Bodacious Fi says in that post and I quote: "No loans, no car payments, no commitments, no contracts, no relationship, no kids, etc. I know the criteria can be unrealistic for some people, but this is the kind of life I seek. Anyone else? I find that based on my experience, this lifestyle rapidly builds your wealth. It feels like society wants you to live with commitments to keep you down and in debt. This is counterproductive to the status quo so they want you to play the game. I’m a minimalist. All I need are my hobbies, food, and a roof over my head. I'll probably rent a room for a while for a few hundred bucks to save and buy a house in full. Let me know y'alls thoughts on a simple life." Well Bodaciousfi thanks for posting on reddit and thanks Steve MC for the donation. I'll get on with the topic in just a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Passive Income With CJ: Anyways, now back to the clown world show. BodaciousFi of course the system wants you in debt. We live in a debt based economy and money system. The only way for it to survive is for the value of our currency to continuously keep going down. If you want to rebel against that financial system then take a small portion of your personal savings and buy some silver or Bitcoin. Also you're forgetting the fact that time is money and when you don't have a relationship you don't have to spend your weekends with your significant other stressed out at her sisters house eating fancy patte with people you hate. You can double your efforts at work, working overtime or starting a small business on the weekends to stack cash, sats and silver stacks a lot faster. Your money multiplies four times faster. But don't let that fool you into thinking that you should stop being productive the moment you retire. Having a simple life as a man can be extremely deadly. As men we are naturally hard wired to self destruct when we are free and flourish when we are slaves. That's why most guys have issues dying young by drinking themselves to death in retirement. Just because you're not a slave to a woman and a bankster doesn't mean you are free. Become a slave to your own hopes and dreams like myself and many other guys and you'll be surprised with what you can achieve. The system doesn't want that and do you really think it's a coincidence that the MGTOW community is the only part of the manosphere that's been demonetized completely. Encouraging men to focus on building their wealth instead of boning some wench means there's more competition for the wealthy classes because free men can't be controlled and they have an abundance of energy and time to get life right and get a piece of the wealth pie for themselves. Under the reddit post I see guys saying things like they want to live in the woods in a log cabin away from everything. The log cabin for men is the equivalent of a beach vacation for women. I can understand it's appeal if you've done nothing but work your entire life. But after a month or two off you start to lose it. I also don't agree with the idea of buying a house for cash. I made a mistake not putting down two hundred grand on a five hundred thousand dollar house back in 2008. Today that house is 1.3 million dollars and sure my 200k has grown but no where near as much as if I bought a property on a mortgage.
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