nice. make sure it stays up and keeps going up.
save, say 10%, in some place fun. buy stocks or something. it’s not like you need emergency cash to pay the mortgage.
ever heard of warren buffett? bought his first stock i think when he was 11 haaa haaaa haaaa. now his equity is 86 billion us dollars or some ridiculous amount like that. i forget.
there’s a recent documentary about him, on netflix. they make him look like some benevolent grandpa. and im sure the guy has his dark side (he’s a fan of walter white ha ha ha) but in spite of the puff piece aspect of it, i refuse to be cynical— it’s very inspiring in the sense that it shows what’s possible for a person to accomplish, much like a mountain climber or a sports hero of some sort.
compound interest is fucking amazing. it can work for you or against you.
of course i was a savage at your age and squandered everything like a meteorite crashing against the atmosphere, but eh. you might have more sense than me, lol.
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