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100 bones

100 big smackers

$100K and an old beat up Gateway? :1orglaugh


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That's a beautiful photo, almost brought tears to my eyes. Keep making money! :thumbsup

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Monopoly money! :1orglaugh

i think it means nada to you because you've got it sat there.

I'm sat here with a packet of fucking chips. $100k would mean a damn lot to me right now :winkwink:

Money isn't important.


People are more motivated by a lack of money.

Hardly. People are more motivated by the potential of having even more than they already do.

By your reasoning, Bill Gates must be the most unmotivated guy out there when it comes to getting even richer.

those who say that money is not important are hypocrites!!

Money might not equal happiness, but it surely does make misery easier to bear...

Money is a tool...and a very useful one.

And, while you can't buy health....you might stave off death if you have enough money to buy the best care.

And, maybe people will only like you for your money..but you can find those who have more money than you do who don't care about your money.

I'll take the money.

By your reasoning people wouldn't want to spend their money. They'd rather horde it so as to always have "more" of it.

As for Bill Gates, I'm not inside his head so I really can't comment on what motivates him and what doesn't. Money isn't the only motivator, and at his level I expect power is just as much if not more of a lure than money.

Another factor to consider since you brought up Bill Gates is diminising returns. If you were to offer $1000 to Bill Gates and someone earning minimum wage, in exchange for a service of some sort, the person earning minimum would likely go to much greater lengths to earn the money than Bill Gates would.

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