It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Dennis Reynolds The Golden God shirt

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We’re obviously talking about a different kind of rich person here. Like rich for multiple generations kind of rich. Massive exploitation of the It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Dennis Reynolds The Golden God shirt in other words I will buy this working class rich. Not the ones that bought a house in the 60s for the money and lint in their pockets that are now worth a million or so. The original post said we’re talking about millionaires and coffee. I know people who spend $7 every single day on coffee. If you invest that same amount at 9% return from age 20-65, it is $1.4 million. And that’s just coffee, which is only a tiny percentage of their total wasteful spending. Wasting money on coffee absolutely makes a difference. Reddit can plug their ears and scream “eat the rich” all they want, but the math doesn’t lie.

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That is a massive oversimplification of how investing works. 9% every year? For 45 years? Without a single recession? In an economy where we have a “once in a generation” crash every decade or so? Localized entirely within your kitchen?! It could technically happen, but that doesn’t mean it’s guaranteed, or even likely. There’s a lot of people out there who did everything they were told to do, who still have nothing to show for it at the It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Dennis Reynolds The Golden God shirt in other words I will buy this end of the day. Wasting money on coffee absolutely makes a difference. Reddit can plug their ears and scream “eat the rich” all they want, but the math doesn’t lie. Hot take, but I think people should be allowed to have some coffee without worrying about if it makes the difference between whether they can retire or not. Telling people it’s their fault for wanting a little something to like a cup of fucking coffee to take the edge off this fucked up situation we’re all in is pretty fucked. There are about 22 million millionaires in the US. That’s about 1 out of every 11 adults. The overwhelming majority of them are self made and did it with normal boring retirement accounts (401k, IRA, etc).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.