To clarify, the poll assumes you would have to stay for 10 years. Otherwise, I

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Jul 17, 2017
2:25:55pm

federer 3rd String

would definitely take the same route.

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POLL: What is the maximum number of hours/week on average you'd be willing to work longterm (10+ years) in a

federer

7/17/17 2:13pm

Note this is similar to a poll from yesterday, but a little different.

federer

7/17/17 2:15pm

Can I start when I was 23 and graduated from college?

Baron

7/17/17 2:18pm

10M per year for 10 years? Sign me up! I'll work 80 hours/week and retire at

rggee

7/17/17 2:19pm

If you could retire at any time, I would only work a year or so.

Baron

7/17/17 2:22pm

I think I would if I were single and the job wasn't tear out my hair crazy.

federer

7/17/17 2:25pm

If I were younger I might consider it, Otherwise, I'm working 80 Hrs a week for 8 weeks and quitting with 2mm.

Blue Print

7/17/17 2:24pm

To clarify, the poll assumes you would have to stay for 10 years. Otherwise, I

federer

7/17/17 2:25pm

Who wants to waste a 1/3 of their time left making more money than they will ever need or want?

Blue Print

7/17/17 3:48pm

Do I get to pick my career?

Baron

7/17/17 2:27pm

Sure as long as it induces stress like i-banking, law, or something similar.

federer

7/17/17 2:30pm

perfect. i have always wanted a nanny to watch over my kids so my wife has more time. Looks like I can be that nanny.

Baron

7/17/17 2:31pm

Haha taking care of kids is no easy job, that's for sure.

federer

7/17/17 2:34pm

I'm guessing around 25% of my problems could be solved with $$$

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