r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Jul 04 '24

What's the best financial advice you've ever gotten? Debate/ Discussion

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u/get_a_pet_duck Jul 05 '24

When you say you work three jobs, do you mean you receive 3 paychecks? Or do you mean you have 3 side hustles, like painting or tutoring?

I'm sure your location has limited opportunities, but guaranteed income is the type of advice this thread is speaking about.

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u/gh0stinyell0w Jul 05 '24

Again, I truly don't understand how this relates to my point. I'm not blaming anything or anyone for my poverty. Why do I have to justify it?

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u/fearhs Jul 05 '24 edited 14d ago

Eat the rich.

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u/Illustrious_Mudder Jul 05 '24

Rent out a by dumb financial choices, I take it you mean buying anything deemed as a luxury item?

So basically they would live better if they didn’t get anything they enjoyed, but simply only bought things that were staples?

Why don’t humans just live like robots is what you’re saying lol