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by prepend
1845 days ago
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It’s silly, I think, to worry about these sorts of things because the right decision at the time was to spend, not to save. Given the information at the time, it was perfectly fine. Obviously $10k is good, but I see no reason someone would have regrets or spend any time thinking about it. If someone gave you $20 to spend on stuff and you bought dinner that’s a fair exchange. The one in a billion chance that it will be worth $10k years later is no reason to save it. It’s like feeling bad about not buying Amazon stock early on. |
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