Why Are People So Concerned About How Others Spend Their Money?

Good Samaritan syndrome? Savior Complex? Certainly some type of mental disorder.

Bottom line is … who cares!

In any case, I was told by the master of them all, Ethan, that I cannot be saved, it’s for other people 😂😂😂.

@charles1dad : well said!

BTW, I finally caught on to all the robot phrases.  Jeez I'm slow on the uptake.

Well, faster than me for sure. I still have no clue what and why Robots everywhere 😂

In all fairness, I should add a third group of people to this example: those who don’t give a crap on neighbor’s house, and are more than happy with their own house. Obviously, this is perfectly fine.

What a dumbass comment Dow Jones. Even for you. You don’t have to argue about everything just for the sake of arguing 

djones51

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12-18-2021 6:31pm

Well with that I'm off to practice my yoga. If you're not aware that money buys life then you're one of the oblivious privileged. 

….. Scratching my head really hard trying to understand what you exactly mean. Yoga, money buying life, oblivious privilege, and stuff. Deep. 

Example: Say the neighbor has a much better house.

Some people would work very hard to have just as good of a house. 
 

On the other hand, some other people would rather burn the neighbor’s house.

A pair of Kef LS 50 self powered wireless speakers can get you stereo audio that should satisfy most people for a lifetime.  Anything more expensive than that will only be incrementally better

Some live in an alternate reality. I want to have what you are smoking.

In a double-blind A/B test at normal listening levels most people would have a hard time distinguishing between LS50s and speakers that cost 100x as much. 

LOL!!! Says who? Source?

You folks are delusional. Pathetic even. 

Ted has a business. Manufacturing stuff. Employs people. In exchange for salary. It’s called “business”. Capitalism 101. Deal with it. Or migrate to North Korea.

The success of a business, or lack thereof, depends on whether people buy the stuff. Again, capitalism 101. If you don’t like it, migrate to North Korea. See how that works out.