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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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Well, trigger me snowflake! I’m reporting you to the SM powers that remove all content that stirs up a feeling, of any sort. Hold onto your man bun sweet cheeks!
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It’s OK sugar tits, have some essential oils and an awkwardly long hug (that won’t be a banana in my pocket) all will be better. ?
 
That whiskey aged beer sounds good.

Yesterday as the thermometer and humidity inched close to 100 and 90, momma and I went with her brother over to the Abita Brewing tasting room.

Being a beer drinking expert, I ordered a flight of beers that sounded good. Not “interesting”. Good.
Had an imperial stout that was aged in a whiskey keg. Momma had not read the description and tried a sip and said “the stout is good, but it has a whiskey taste.....” I grinned big and said “I know!” We all had a good chuckle.

She ordered interesting beers and liked 1, 1 was ok, and 2 just sucked per her.

Its been a great trip. Flight out is at 1400 and will be good to be back home.
Found this today, at the grocery:

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It looked lonely, so I took it home with me.
 
Great way to show the time value of money
$4500 starting at age 18 into an IRA
Add $4500 each year
@8% for 47 years= Age 18-65

end value $2,368,638.79

Except it's never that easy...$4500 47 years ago really should be about $500 in this equation since the annual yearly income in 1970 was $6186. Not sure how many 18 year olds can invest 73% of their income into an IRA. And these examples that IRA or 401k managers provide to make you think you'll be rich when you retire never account for inflation which has been on average 4% since 1970 so you've been losing 4% of your purchasing power compounded over the 47 years of your investment. If you plan to retire on that $2.4m above don't forget that you'll be losing the inflation percent every year you're retired in addition to your withdrawals. Invest in real assets that retain purchasing power and generate passive income vs fiat dollars that lose value every year and are at risk to be lost any given year due to recessions.

I'm motivated by guns, knives, and numbers...I'm a nerd. :)