Hooked?
So how long do you go between your strip club "fixes"?
I used to be able to only go once a month or so, now I'm lucky to keep it to once a week . Addicted?
Lips are sweet as candy, the taste stays on my mind
Girl, you keep me thirsty for another cup of wine
I got it bad for you, girl but I don't need a cure
I'll just stay addicted and hope I can endure
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I tried walking to Kahoot's for exercise. I made it there but it was too damn far to consider it again in the near future.
I also know there used to be a club within 1 mile from me before I moved here but it was burned down. Now the property has been converted into a small shopping plaza featuring a starbucks with drive through window, kinko's, tanning salon, verizon store, etc. If that SC was still around I would probably be a frequent customer.
When you are young, you can take chances with your money. You still have time to get it back.When you retire, financial advisers, advise to play it safe. I also have $40K in my 401K account. I planned for my retirement.
On strip club frequency, I'd say every other week, but it varies.
I definitely am seriously addicted. Being married, that is a bit of a problem. For a while, I was pretty broke, and I didn't like visiting a club while my wife was in town... hard to disguise since I don't smoke, and I'd come home stinking like a tobacco factory. That was working pretty well, limiting my spending and time in clubs. Then when she went out of town on business, I would spend what I could. Now, I'm getting restless since she's traveling less. Today I went to Bogarts and saw a fav there... it was wonderful. Hope this doesn't lead to a slippery slope.
Mine was also with Fidelity and I lost over 50%. Of course that was a lot of my fault since I left it up to them to manage the funds.
Clubber, Like I said, when you retire,you have to stay to low risk investments. This of course means less return on your money. I have known my financial adviser for 22 years. He only lives a 5 minute drive from me. Our kids went to school together.
You may want to consider paying off your mortgage. Assuming your payment is around 1,000/month you could then open a CD every month for a year with 1,000 and then add to it every year. In 5 years you would be much better off than doing a refi.
I get senior citizen discounts at the grocery store and Wendy's but not at strip clubs. Is this fucked up?