How can I deal with not being able to retire my parents in my 20s and giving back to them since they sacrifice so much for me?

You tell us to be patient for ourselves, but how can we be patient for people when you don't know how long they'll live?

I'd like to cure cancer.

I'd like to have world peace.

You know, this concept that Michael is going to beat himself up

and go into depression, anger, sadness,

because in his 20s, he's not even to retire his parents.

Michael, nobody in their 20s retires his parents.

Like, fucking 0.01.0.01%,

like the amount of humans that have ever lived

that have retired their parents in their 20s is like zero. I don't understand this.

I don't understand why we continue to make up dumb shit.

You know, dumb shit.

We're in this place where Michael says, hey, I'm not going to be patient, Gary.

You say patience.

So what I'm going to do is be sporadic and high risk and gambling, which is going to lead to loss.

99% of people lose when they go that route, right? And so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do that

because I wanna retire my parents.

In fact, my overall belief is that that's a bullshit framework,

you know, and it's more like some sort of noble fake excuse right of like

why you want to get it done um you just want to get it done because you actually just want to live

the life you know and so i don't know i'm like, I might be way too much in a bad mood

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