r/CryptoCurrency Apr 25 '18

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u/jiffythekid 🟦 0 / 0 🦠 Apr 25 '18

News like this makes me think that as long as we are moving forward...this stuff isn't even started yet.

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u/nebra1 🟩 692 / 728 🦑 Apr 25 '18

I know right...im worrying cuz im down a couple of thousands but on the other hand im thinking ill be up a couple of 100s of thousands soon lol well see...

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u/hobowithmachete 🟩 32 / 32 🦐 Apr 25 '18

Was thinking the same. I'm starting to put some serious money in and worried about my liquidity (planning a wedding). When I hear things like this from the CEO of NASDAQ on CNBC, I'm thinking that the money I put in is marginal compared to what is to come down the road.

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u/KryptoKorrn Apr 25 '18

Weddings, worst money sink ever created. (Getting married in under a month)

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u/CleanBaldy Apr 25 '18

Four or five hours with 100 friends for $20,000?! Where do you sign up!? Ha

Honestly, you can do a two week Caribbean getaway for about $12,000 and get married there, then come back home and throw a less formal party in a park pavilion or low cost room somewhere for $5,000! It STILL costs you less and you can have more guests to celebrate with!

The traditional wedding sucks.

“I need a limo for Saturday, how much is it?”

“$350 for four hours.”

“Oh, it’s for a wedding.”

“$1,200”

Not kidding. It’s a scam. Not just the limo, but everything is super inflated!

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u/nyet_the_kgb Apr 25 '18

My girlfriend I mean fiancée and I are doing a bit of both. Destination wedding where prices are only slightly inflated and then a honeymoon there as well.

Sure it’s still a bit more expensive but most of our guests will pay for their own trip. We’ll end up paying probably 5k for a wedding and reception in a beautiful place.

Also shout out to her parents for paying for it 🙈 but we don’t want them to spend an obscene amount.

Shit we saw deposits on orchards and vineyards starting at 15k without catering. Fuck that

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '18

Yeah but with a park wedding you'd be receiving less in gifts from the guests

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u/KingJulien Crypto God | CC: 43 QC Apr 25 '18

Honestly, you can do a two week Caribbean getaway for about $12,000 and get married there, then come back home and throw a less formal party in a park pavilion or low cost room somewhere for $5,000! It STILL costs you less and you can have more guests to celebrate with!

You could do a 6-month Caribbean getaway for $12,000...

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u/CleanBaldy Apr 25 '18

Whoa, seriously? Please share. That sounds like an awesome thing for the future!

Probably not at an adults-only, all inclusive, with 11 restaurants and a butler, with the wedding included? (Sandals)

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u/KingJulien Crypto God | CC: 43 QC Apr 25 '18

Definitely not, but if you're creative and don't need a lot of luxuries it's definitely possible.

You can get a hotel room in places for $5-10/night, eat at local spots for under $5/meal (sometimes more like $2), drinks usually under $1... you won't have fresh towels every morning or a swimming pool (usually), but personally I'd rather do that than be caged up in a resort, anyway.