Any of you guess have regret for money u wasted in savings while younger ?

12 comments

• CC99

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  5 years ago

  I've spent thousands of dollars to bang girls. I got into a car accident about a year ago, the repairs of which have put me in debt and unable to go to clubs anymore. My dad criticized my spending habits and said if I hadn't spent so much money on hookers and strippers I could've paid for the repairs outright and not gone into debt.
  
  And yet I don't regret one dollar I spent. I needed that summer. I needed to enjoy myself. I don't even regret, as my dad suggested, not taking the middle road of sometimes going. I'm glad I went every week. It sucks being in debt but I still know I made the right decision.
• bang69

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  5 years ago

  I regret the money I waisted on strippers & strip joints. EXPICALY THAT NIGHT I MET JUICEBOX AT TROPHY CLUB IN GREENVILLE.
• JuiceBox69

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  5 years ago

  CC99 bingo point and case... Amen brother
  
  Bang omg i know dude she fucked u over and hard
  
  Fuck that club and lets redeem that visit with a second one..
  
  Next time LadyG andets both try and drop a $1,000 each LOL
• MackTruck

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  5 years ago

  Git er done
• orionsmith

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  5 years ago

  Im not rich nor super old but I'm not 20 anymore either..
  
  I'm glad I spent money in strip clubs when I enjoyed it a lot more.
  
  I read something Steve Jobs wrote before he died the other day. I think. Sometimes I confuse stuff I read in dreams with reality. Anyway with all his money driving a very nice car, it still takes the same amount of time to drive from point a to point b. Many things that are important stay the same whether you have money or are poor. Having good health is something the rich can't buy when their time is almost up due to chronic diseases. Steve Job writings were more elaborate and nicely written. I summarized.
  
  If humanity dies off in the future, will we think all of our time was wasted on trivial pursuits? If we all become dust and nothing remains, was it worth it? In 5 billion years, the sun is predicted to swallow the Earth and destroy the planet. If everything we ever did becomes nothing but dust, was it worth it? From star dust we began and back to star dust we shall return. I like to think if we enjoyed what we did, it was worth it.
• chessmaster

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  5 years ago

  Save the money. MOB
• datinman

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  5 years ago

  Life is for living. Everyone has to find their own balance between immediate gratification and fiscal responsibility. I have worked hard, saved, and been smart/lucky in my investments. I have no regrets, however, for the time and money I spent in my youth on girls, cars, concerts, and partying. Those memories are worth more than that same money in the bank would be now.
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  5 years ago

  I don't regret the money I've spent in strip clubs.
  
  But if you're an adult and you fucked a minor then you should die in a fire.
• JuiceBox69

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  5 years ago

  Amazing insight guys thank you
• twentyfive

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  5 years ago

  Never had a single regret about money, the only thing I ever regretted was wasting time and energy on negative people.
• Nidan111

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  5 years ago

  The ONE THING that I never regret is the money that I spend for ANYTHING I do. I spend money helping people (have given away 2 cars to those in need, one house to a family in need, and tons of money to several in need. Currently supporting 4 families so that they can live somewhat comfortably because they are in need. The money that I spend on strippers is my sanity. I make no apologies and have no regrets. I love life and realize that that green shit cannot go with you when you die. SO, fucking HAVE FUN! End of story!
• Cashman1234

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  5 years ago

  Strip clubs are one of my favorite places to release stress. Its not cheap, but its worth it.
  
  Of course - I spent a lot of money in clubs. Do I want that money back? No. I spent it - I enjoyed the experiences - and it was a good time.