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[wildhare_82]

When does it stop being a waste of time and start being a wise investment?

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[t_bearsrevenge]

and what exactly would that pretain to?

[wildhare_82]

Eh, life in general I guess.

[inequity]

Slavery is always a wise investment.

If that's what your pretaining to.

[fadingbluestar]

it's PERTAIN! lord!

[t_bearsrevenge]

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Thanks for making the misspell an issue
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Teddybear

[xellyfer]

When your total revenue is lower than your fixed costs or when your opportunity cost becomes greater than your initial decision?

[wildhare_82]

Damn, well that answers that question.

[xplosivo]

That is why I date her.

[wildhare_82]

Why, cause she answers my questions? That seems like a silly reason to date someone, but if it works for you...

[undressed_teak]

It's not answerable with an assessment of what you consider value. You wouldn't engage in activities that waste basically your whole day, every single day without fail, for your entire life that would generate, the day of your death, an enormous amount of money. Would you? For you, personally, this insane sacrifice might not be worth it. For a philanthropic martyr who would be everpleased that the money could be used to do good things, one who is so selfless that s/he wouldn't even mind not being able to use ANY of this wealth, the sacrifice would be worth it.

At the end of your day, your time is the most valuable thing you own. It's up to you how you spend it and enjoy it.

But then, you were speaking rhetorically and didn't want a specific answer, since you didn't have a specific question, now, did you?

[wildhare_82]

Ding! But good point.