Money doesn't bring happiness, my ass!
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DamageX
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No, but it can buy you great fucking health care, if you get sick. Which is more than can be said if you have no money.
Aye to an extent depending on where you live. But, if sickness wants to take you it will.
Don't get me wrong - I love money.
shuvoimtiaz
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I would rather prefer "crying in a Ferrari than smiling in a bus."
adamprattler
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Completely agree with you man. Money can buy everything. For being happy in life, you'll always need a lot of money.
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Raven Riley if I'm not mistaken... Er I mean nothing...
bk071
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Easier said than done.
No matter how many people disagree with me, life is NOT all about money.
And people who say "I'd rather cry in my ferrari" - that is the biggest fucking joke of all time. You'll only know when your life goes tits up and you're told to enjoy crying in your ferrari.
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One thing with money is when you really don't have it, you have contentment, because you don't know any different. But as soon as you start to get money, you see what the other side of life is like, and then you want more and more and more.
Autumn
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Yep... And if you have money:
* You're not so stressed, and stress is a major cause of illness, low immune system activity etc.
* You can buy as much healthy food as you want, vitamins etc. You have time to cook healthy meals and relax while you eat.
* When you have to eat out you can afford to buy a more expensive healthy option rather than getting the cheapest, fattiest fast food that just fills you up.
* You can afford stuff like gym memberships, sports clubs memberships, exercise equipment etc. and you have time to exercise.
* You're more likely to take a preventative approach to health, e.g. seeing the doctor early as soon as you have a problem, rather than waiting until things get really bad before you finally go.
* You get better sleep because you're not lying awake staring at the ceiling and stressing about the bills.
* You have more time and money to take advantage of opportunities to socialize and spend time with friends, which helps your mental (and thus physical) health.
In my experience, people with at least a certain baseline level of money are much healthier and happier than those who are living in poverty.
daonlinegamer
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ArtVandelay
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This I'll agree with.
I read about a study that said that having more money makes you happier until you hit around $77,000/year. At this point you're not living in lavish excess, but you're comfortable. This is well above the average annual income of a household in the USA, as well as the majority of other countries in the world.
swords12
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As they said (as in repeatedly) money can't buy love, happiness, trust and etc. but as the world changes and people do these changes too, we can't deny the fact that money is so important matter today. if we connect the happening in the world, we can conclude that money is involve to it. being rich brings happiness in ones life.
Junkfood00
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There is a limit which when reached, you won't get any happier. That excess is better donated to make others happy as well.