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What is your "I could have been rich" story?
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this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2024
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My dad's 50 year-old roofing business never fully recovered either, which is partly why I hate our government and how it works for the wealthy.
He now drives for DoorDash, at age 80, using my car. The alternative is starvation.
Well, isn't it exciting? We may just witness a second crash! /S
But for real, it's getting really bad again, it doesn't seem sustainable and I honestly expected something to crack by now, but it hasn't. The longer it gets delayed the worse it's gonna be
There will be, no doubt.
The thing with crypto is to just add small amounts over time, so when those spikes happen you can take advantage. It's pointless to try and time it.
I was talking about the housing climate, but crypto is fairly volitle too so I wouldn't be surprised
Ah, yeah. Thanks for clarifying.