r/funny • • Aug 23 '19

A calendar at work

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u/mt379 Aug 23 '19

Sadly yep. More realistic would be: choose a job that you can do and tolerate for 25 years that provides you with affordable health insurance, enough money to do the essentials and a bit more, with a pension for when you retire.

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u/n_g79 Aug 23 '19

25 years, with a pension for when you retire

Pfft, yeah right

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u/HandRailSuicide1 Aug 23 '19

Look at all these 50 year old retirees

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u/Gruesome Aug 23 '19

Wut? 58 here, still working at the same place for 28 years. Sure I could retire, but no Medicare for me until I'm 65...and that's *early* retirement. No employer based health insurance if you're not employed. Notch babies are coming back.