This thread got so many haters calling him a loser, europoor and etc, but 97% of Americans dont even have 1M.

>>60492565 (OP)
He got called a loser because he’s acting like he’s a member of the upper crust with a measly one million quid

>>60492565 (OP)
hes a faggot

all the poors here ARE better than him

>>60492570
I didnt get that vibe at all. He is already in the 1% at 26.

>>60492565 (OP)
Hes literally a faggot. No amount of money can fix that.

Anyone who is sad or "feels poor" with 1MM is a loser, period

>>60492565 (OP)
homosexuals should be taxed at a higher rate.

>>60492565 (OP)
OP here, I just read the part he was gay lol. I didnt read the whole post before lol. But either way, I was mainly talking about his $, not lifestyle. How you Americans going to call him poor when 97% of you dont have 1M?

>>60492596
No one was calling him poor you stupid faggot

>>60492611
Stop calling me faggot, wtf.
People were obviously.

>>60492565 (OP)
Get that fag shit outta here.

I get so sad when I read about someone younger than me having vastly more money.

>>60492565 (OP)
>him
>>60492626
>me
Hmmm

His larger point about being unable to relate to wagies is so fucking true. I can barely even interact with family these days since I'm lying about my wealth, and if I admitted I had money they'd either beg for money and ruin the relationship, or they'd get all bitter because they suck with money and if I gave them financial advice they'd just blame me for their paperhand losses.

I totally get why class systems exist now. I need to date an heiress. Not even because I need her money, but because I need a social circle that also doesn't need to work.

>>60492626
>me
Hmmmmmmmmm

>>60492731
you can have both. friends who are normal and have jobs, friends who are in situations like you and have more time. then you can hang out with either group when they are available.
for experiences that your "normal" friends may not be able to afford, you can just pay for them. make up an excuse as to why youre paying for them, like a friend gave you an extra ticket or you have air miles that are expiring. whatever.


life is not so black and white. if you care enough about your friends youll find a way to make it work

>>60492731
This is why the upper class has etiquette around not talking about money.
If you can't find things other than money and work to talk about you're just boring

>>60492565 (OP)
It’s a larp because he can’t be a doctor at 26. Med school takes over a decade so unless he got in at 16 I call cap

>>60492565 (OP)
Fake.
Because you didn't say people called him a fag.
Fags aren't rich. If you fuck over 1000 men that's 3 years of nights just going to fucking strangers.
You can't be productive like that.
Not to mention the day here and there where you don't have degenerate fag sex.
I don't even need to go into the doctor part.
It's fake because he's a fag and I stand on that.

>>60492773
Med school is shorter in Bongland.

>>60492590
They shouldn't have rights to retirement accounts. There's no reason to keep them alive past when they are able to work because they didn't produce value for the nation.

>>60492761
This makes sense but thing is, making money to me is the same as playing my favourite video games. What is wwrong with talking about my favorite games?

>>60492827
Where are you getting the fuck 1000 men part?
>>60492761
old upper class people maybe. Young people can make so much money that it becomes like gaming.

>>60492831
> they didn't produce value for the nation.
50% dont produce anything of value and take more than they give, anon. This applies to bottom 50%ers, most blacks, browns and females.

>>60492831
10% own 92% of all wealth. Most people are pretty useless.
Op here, idk, i was just getting the vibe people were jealous of his money because at the end of the day, 97% of Americans or people, will see 1M and he has it at 26.
>>60492827
>>60492831
He will be worth over 3M by age 40, who says he wrong find a girl to have a baby with?

how can you be this fucked up with 1.3mil.
i would be literally happiest man alive with 10k in my bank account so i could buy a decent car and enjoy my life
unluckily im shorting btc now with my 25 usdt at 108,420.4 and im arleady fucked in the ass with -0.71 Unrealized PNL and -0.19 realized.
fucking retards

>>60492565 (OP)
He should have dated him.
The point of having money is the freedom to do whatever you want. You don’t have to neet all day long. That’ll get stale pretty quick.

>>60492860
Maybe, but most working class people would rather be neets and be keep their income.

>>60492871
No, I think people would just work on what they want to work on instead of what pays the bills.

>>60492877
Work on what they want =\= working full time job

>>60492877
Well, ask yourself what retired people do.

>>60492877
This is what everyone says until they retire lol.
>o yeahhh i would still be workingggg
lol no you wont.

>>60492884
>>60492887
>>60492895
>schizo triple post
99% people would not sit around doing nothing all day you dumb poorfag neet. We would still be crouching around open fires if people were as lazy as you are.

>>60492565 (OP)
faggots are losers

>>60492565 (OP)
>i have all this money but my dream is to stick my dick in another man's shitter, life is so hard :(

>>60492580
You cant read people then

>>60492565 (OP)
holy fucking shit i don't care. should i buy more snibbu OR ltc? also, post more pictures like the one i have attached to this post. thanks!

>>60492954
> 99% people would not sit around doing nothing all day you dumb poorfag neet.
because they cannot afford to

>>60492570
At 26 that's top 0.01%

>how to lose by winning

>>60492565 (OP)
He's up himself completely out of proportion to what he's achieved. He's a fucking retard. He thinks he's way above everyone when really he just another vaxxed animal high on unrealised BTC gains.

>>60493525
He is in the top 5% of Americans…yeah hes high for sure

>>60492565 (OP)
No-one in the UK has £75k disposable by 26. Every non- degree job pays £22-24k which will give you absolutely zero left over. If he had a degree job he could be earning £50k starting in london at best at 23.

In a fantasy scenario where he had such a job but then lived at home so didn't pay London costs he still wouldn't have £75k because those figures are pre-tax.

>>60492565 (OP)
I don't understand - doesn't 1.3m mean your wealth amounts to a (somewhat nicer) hole in the wall in London?

I bet there's hundreds of thousands people worth that much there (ofc most of their wealth is tied up in real estate but it's nontheless true)

>>60492565 (OP)
Why didn't anyone call him a faggot?

>>60492827
>fags aren't rich
elite fags are super rich. if you see a young twink getting money from Founders Fund, do you think there was no faggotry involved?

>>60492887
a lot of boomers just rot in front of the TV anon.

>>60493636
Think about what young rich people with no job do. Not bad example boomers.

>>60493552
I was wondering about that too, he cant be 26 and both be a doctor and had 75k to invest years ago, bong wages dont allow for that
Unless of course it was all dads money or he prostitutes himself

>>60493748
I missed that he's a doctor, even more of a lmao. I'm a doctor and have been for 5 years and don't have close to £75k saved. You start on about £24k base, at a push depending on regional adjustment and banding for hours you could be on £40k first year.

This is my post

>>60492570
I know I'm not in the same league as Sunak and co. I also know I'm doing far better than the overwhelming majority of people the same age.

>>60493599
It's rare enough that you're doing better than well over 99.9%+ of people who are a similar age. Obviously there are lots of boomers who are 30 years older than me with a similar amount but when I'm the boomers age I'll be 15-20x more than I am now even if I just stuck it in index funds.

>>60493552
I think it is that hard if you are genuinely intelligent and driven it's not hard to save that much. I was saving about £5k a year from 13-18 from selling multipack sweets and school, paper round, Sainsbury's etc and then about £10k a year from 18-23 from max student loan and a bit of work. Obviously when you're at home expenses are near 0 and once I left home I could easily live on £6k a year.

>>60493748
26 is completely normal age to be a doctor in UK. Most people graduate before then. Saving £75k by 23 is honestly trivial if you are high IQ, driven, ambitious etc.

>>60493854
£40k for F1 is def at the lower and nowadays, F1 no banding is £37k ffs.

https://www.bma.org.uk/pay-and-contracts/pay/resident-doctors-pay-scales/pay-scales-for-resident-doctors-in-england

Not trying to be horrible but if you're presumably 28 or 29 and don't have £75k saved that is 100% on you.

>>60492590
Better still, They should all be hung

>>60492731
I can related to this too. You ultimately have to live a lie when you’re with other people. It’s so frustrating because I hate lying and I love talking openly and without filter.
It’s super conflicting.

You can tell the post is real cause of the Pepe. You can tell when it's an ironic Pepe. This checks out. It's real but OP is humblebragging and doesn't actually wish he was poorer.

>>60493906
>Saving £75k by 23 is honestly trivial if you are high IQ, driven, ambitious
No it isnt, it would require working two jobs from age 18 and frugal maxxing it
Getting that money while at the same time completing a med degree full time is near impossible unless daddy funds you big time

>>60493937
I explained how I did it in my post. It wouldn't take anything like 2 full time jobs lol but yes you obviously have to be savvy with money. It takes sacrifice but I stand by what I said it's trivial if you are high IQ, driven and ambitious.

Lots of students doing a second degree without funding have to earn that much each year just to pay the fees.

>>60493958
So you dont pay rent or food, yes then its possible
I am seeing income thats reasonable, but i am not seeing col, which is what makes it impossible
Also how do you life on 6k a year, that excludes rent from the getgo absolutely and then you have to quite frugal even for /biz/ standards to get through a year of essential spendings not even counting any fun

>>60493966
£6k a year back then was enough for rent+bills+food. My only hobbies at the time were PC gaming and DnD which were both practically free and I didn't have a car.

I clearly said it took sacrifice but it wasn't hard. Even now you can find somewhere to rent for £300 a month. Bills cost barely anything if no council tax and student so split over 4 people. Food costs barely anything if you don't order takeaway constantly.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/163023329#/?channel=RES_LET

>>60493906
> £40k for F1 is def at the lower and nowadays, F1 no banding is £37k ffs.

That's £36k and only England. Include the rest of the UK to be honest and it's down to £28k pre upcoming pay uplift.

I currently earn £54k pre-tax as a reg, so realistically can save 2k per month. It would take me years to save £75k even if i started on this salary.

>>60493906
> earning £5k per year from 13 selling multipack sweets
oh right, it's some weird autist larping, no point bothering

>>60493994
Lol it wasn't hard. Go to supermarket, buy a 4 or 5 pack of sweets for £1, split it and sell them 50p each. You could easily clear £100 a week doing this then top up with paper round. I did get suspended and expelled for it but it was obviously worth it in hindsight.

>>60493992
No sweetie it rounds to £37k and most people live in England. You can't save that much cause you're being retarded with money simple as.

>>60493994
No i dont think he is larping just understating some external facts that made it possible for him to do so
I fully get the sentiment he is having problems with cause i am in a similar position as him only a decade older since i did had to pay me own col and an engineer not doctor
But both problems he mentions are very real both the utter social isolation as well as that odd distinct feeling that the grandest professional achievement in your life was clicking a few mouse buttons, while all that effort on your high tier career was worthless and you cant be bothered to get up anymore for the shittier wages offered
Its a weird feeling i wasn't expecting when i bought my first corn

>>60494027
If I'm being honest it was just the perfect storm of factors for money making

>naturally drive which was turned up to 11 by an abusive home which made me absolutely desperate for success
>quality of life was near 0 as a child so I could easily slum it or work at shitty jobs without being too bothered
>pure giftedness, I didn't go to or apply to any prestgious unis but my grades mogged the average Oxford student despite getting expelled less than 2 years before the exams, having an awful home environment and going to a shitty school
>zero problems being aggressive/confrontational when it was necessary and had no regards for social norms or rules but at the same time I'm extremely patient and not a violent dysfunctional schizo
>luck

I am a shadow of my former self (although much kinder and more relaxed) and couldn't perform at the same level now. I'm way too lazy, used to a nice lifestyle and just not as driven/ambitious/aggressive.

Yes it is absolutely that. Being a doctor would be something to be proud of in almost all cases but the financial success is so extreme it will always overshadow everything and while I do think I was performing at an extremely high level from 13-21 I have definitely just rode on former glory to the present day.

>>60494068
I recognize everything, i had the same issue its the shitty childhood that drives you on
Only downside was i believed teacher man when he said a career was the way out set me back a fucking decade
I thought i was pretty extreme with just 25k childhood savings when i graduated
But then came the rugpull, i spend nearly all of on car, deposit, furniture cutlery etc. i spend all of it just to be allowed in the wage cage. Now of course i know it was absolute retardation and taking the cash and doing a shitjob back home was the far better plan, but even so after everything i still cant get rid of that childhood programming that success and status = visible career

>>60494111
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>>60494027
>>60494012
Literally the same anon

>>60492565 (OP)
He iz LITERALLY a faggot
He said he wants to date "him"
he is GAY
>>60492570
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>>60492584
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>>60492843
>>60492849
Gay mafia rolled in.
Die faggots.

>>60494111
I mean career is important I have always used being in med school/being a doctor as leverage to make risky investments I wouldn't have made if I was a mcwagie. 25k by end of HS obviously shows you are intelligent I'm sure you will be wealthy soon.

Maybe it is cause of my age but I get the impression nowadays the only thing which matters is money. Like being a famous YouTuber is much more prestigious/desirable than being a doctor for example. In the UK a lot of people definitely won't consider anything other than a regular career though.

>>60494068
>but the financial success is so extreme it will always overshadow everything
So what? I've been crypto-retired for years and in that time I've traveled the world and I'm nearly done writing my second book and I've nearly got abs from being consistent in the gym. Being wealthy enables all that, but I wouldn't say it overshadows those things. You just have to find new goals in life beyond stacking wealth.

Try to get wealthy friends, so that money isn't a primary concern in life because you and they already have enough. The problem with poor people is literally just that they don't have money, so they have to spend a lot of their time thinking about it or suffering from the lack of it or working to get more of it.

>>60495491
It just sucks that is the first thing people will ever think when they see me no matter what I do. It will always be my biggest achievement. As the other guy said my whole life has been defined by messing about on the computer as a teenager.

I've got a few (most my friends are upper-middle class though) and that helps so I have people to talk to.

>>60495618
>It just sucks that is the first thing people will ever think when they see me no matter what I do
Nah, just get jacked in the gym. People can't see your bank account at first glance but they can see your muscles.

It sounds like you have a mental issue if you really think people can only see your money. That's not how people are.

>>60495631
I am already fairly fit. I can bench 2 plates and have a six pack.

People can obviously see more, but it's the fact that I''m probably not going to achieve anything more and it will always be my most impressive achievement. It just sucks, like a glorified version of peaking in high school.

>>60492590
homosexuals should be executed

>>60493288
UK is a cruel place. Getting to even low millions is hard. Getting into the actual upper class is even harder because most of these blue blooded fucks are literally 5-20 generations of accumulated wealth. Once you get to low mils (if that's even possible because the UK hates people getting rich via investments or work), it's a desert until high double digit millions.

I hate being a bong so much it's unreal.
>>60493906
This is roughly believable. I earnt like 2k easily just working semi-part time for 3 months a year. That said, you're a dumb fuck if you think it's "trivial" and not the product of habits that put you in the top 5% of frugaltards.
Just hang out in actual rich people spots? London has plenty of neighbourhoods where even the pubs are mostly heirs/rich arabs.
If not larping, I've not got any real advice. Find God? At that wealth point, you're stuck with non-material goals to work towards. If not for a community, then yourself. Not that I would know, I'm poor and had like £50k cash max at one point.

>>60495678
lol, imagine the only thing looking forward to is being some gymbunny no one respects.

Friendly reminder, only 3% of Americans even have just 1M. There should not be so many anons in here talking shit. He has more at 26 than 97% of Americans will even make in a lifetime. Simply having the option to retire at 27 is amazing. Think about that when you are at your full time job at 30. He has more at 26 than the majority of your fathers.

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