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On the contrary, I have already mastered the art of living a minimalist life. Of that £100 per week, I spend only £10-£15 at most. That's £85-£90 left over to spend or save as I like. Add that to the £3000 already saved up in my account and I'm already set for years to come.
However, this doesn't stop me from getting a job on top of that. I could get a job and I'd still be entitled to this £100 a week. That means that if ever I do feel like working, I could increase my earnings massively and buy whatever I like, whenever I like. I'm set for life at this rate, see? And I didn't even have to lift a finger to make it happen.
Besides, a materialistic life is the only kind of life worth living. If you're going to live, live to the fullest. Drown yourself in material pleasures and make the most of it while you can, because you only live once after all. Money can't buy happiness? the hell it can't, the recent doubling of my money doubled my own happiness as well.
the only ones who say "money can't buy happiness" are those people who have less money than they would like to have, and so pretend that it's not a problem. just because it's out of their reach they pretend they don't even need it. How weak.
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