[The Fury]

Lets assume you just couldn't be happy with a mil and you could be happy at a gas station. what then?

also, if you aren't happy with what you have living a humble life, will you ever be happy at all?

[panchosancho]

Originally Posted by The Fury

Lets assume you just couldn't be happy with a mil and you could be happy at a gas station. what then?

also, if you aren't happy with what you have living a humble life, will you ever be happy at all?

Money.
So what if i'm not happy.
It will give my family a better chance than I started with.

[IVnugzftwXX]

Originally Posted by Happy Boy

Its mostly the marketing illusion that money = happiness. Its an old old chestnut and has been discussed to death by 13-90 year olds everywhere, some will always like the options given one by huge wealth and will work endlessly to try and get this, others are happy with their lot.

I mean I don't have much now and I'm perfectly alright with that, really simple. Like Diddy said, mo' money mo' problems. But if I were able to basically stumble across a mill, I would take the cash over the gas station. I would love being rich but I do not work insanely hard towards it, I just make the bills and have money to hang out with my buddies and what not and I am rather content with that (although I am only 21). I'm sure things will change eventually.

[shuuredawg]

Wanna' really blow your mind? Ask a girl if she'd rather have a tanned guy with a six pack and big arms who beat the shit out her on a regular basis and fucked all her friends or a fat dude who treated her like his queen.

They all pick the abusive dude.

Ask your guy friends if they'd rather have a hot slut or a fat chick who adored them. They all pick the slut.

People suck. Edit: (Get on a treadmill and) Deal with it.

[shuuredawg]

Originally Posted by IVnugzftwXX

Like Diddy said, mo' money mo' problems.

That was B.I.G.

Christ young people suck.

[Crono7]

I wouldnt mind sound financial security though

lol

[CJF]

Better question would be

Would you rather be a gas station worker with a large happy family

or

a millionaire whose large happy family all died in a firey plane crash

[Jimmy Key v.1.4]

^ uh, that's not really a good question. nice try.

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i'd probably take the money though, there is nothing wrong with being less than perfectly happy, like unadulterated happiness is the utopia of emotions. that's crap. if you aren't at least a little unhappy how could you ever be happy. this is a recurring theme around here, happiness, and i find it strange, what is the obsession with happiness we got in this mayberry.

besides, like someone said, the money would help people around me and that would be worth it my someone unhappiness, *which like i already said, i don't mind

[Happy Boy]

It isnt the best way the question could have been put, but in the essential wealth versus happiness scenario its attempting to get at, its helps show what people really value.

[Triple-s]

A million dollars is not a lot of money any more.