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<p>[QUOTE="Mr. Coin Lover, post: 909191, member: 16060"]I don't have a whole lot of time to post here much anymore. A lot of members here by now have probably never seen me post at all. I really don't have the time to post now, but I couldn't let this go by.</p><p><br /></p><p>One would have to be blind or unable to read English to not be aware for whatever reason some definitely have a larger coin budget than others. It may be something like Lehigh pointed-out with the kid thing (I have 3 and I think they each eat Lehigh's $10,000 budget), it could be someone also has a boat they're paying for, they aren't good at managing their money, or many different reasons as to what the "coin budget" is.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm a little sensitve to things like this when I read them because of my being retired military. Only if you are also retired military would you understand how tired you get of hearing how lucky one is to have the benefits and retirement. Also, it usually comes up if I would get them some cigarettes or groceries the next time I go to the Commissary. If they keep going on and on, or if I'm in a bad mood, I ask them if they were in the military. If they tell me "yes" I tell them they should have stayed in. If they weren't I tell tem they should have joined up. I tell you luck had nothing to do with any of this.</p><p><br /></p><p>Someone, I think Jack, talk about opportunity. This could be a whole subject its self , but just let me say this. Many people expect an "opportunity" to fall in their lap. This rarely happens, one has to go out and grab the opportunity. Opportunity usually entails a committment and dedication to see it through.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'll pick on Paul here some. Does he buy more expensive coins than I do? Yes, he certainly does, and I think it is great for him. A big part of this is because I like the guy, and the other is I'm happy with myself and where I am in life. I'll go out on limb here and say noone enjoys coin collecting more than me. But, my family, home, and vacationing come first. I can also tell you I am just as proud of my collection as he is of his, and that is the way it should be.</p><p><br /></p><p>Go to a sports bar on any important game night. I guaremtee you there will be a vast variety of careers, incomes, and education levels present. That is life and it is part of the American way. When I read something like this I can't help but think the negative aspect comes from one not happy with self. If you are not, go grab an opportunity and change it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mr. Coin Lover, post: 909191, member: 16060"]I don't have a whole lot of time to post here much anymore. A lot of members here by now have probably never seen me post at all. I really don't have the time to post now, but I couldn't let this go by. One would have to be blind or unable to read English to not be aware for whatever reason some definitely have a larger coin budget than others. It may be something like Lehigh pointed-out with the kid thing (I have 3 and I think they each eat Lehigh's $10,000 budget), it could be someone also has a boat they're paying for, they aren't good at managing their money, or many different reasons as to what the "coin budget" is. I'm a little sensitve to things like this when I read them because of my being retired military. Only if you are also retired military would you understand how tired you get of hearing how lucky one is to have the benefits and retirement. Also, it usually comes up if I would get them some cigarettes or groceries the next time I go to the Commissary. If they keep going on and on, or if I'm in a bad mood, I ask them if they were in the military. If they tell me "yes" I tell them they should have stayed in. If they weren't I tell tem they should have joined up. I tell you luck had nothing to do with any of this. Someone, I think Jack, talk about opportunity. This could be a whole subject its self , but just let me say this. Many people expect an "opportunity" to fall in their lap. This rarely happens, one has to go out and grab the opportunity. Opportunity usually entails a committment and dedication to see it through. I'll pick on Paul here some. Does he buy more expensive coins than I do? Yes, he certainly does, and I think it is great for him. A big part of this is because I like the guy, and the other is I'm happy with myself and where I am in life. I'll go out on limb here and say noone enjoys coin collecting more than me. But, my family, home, and vacationing come first. I can also tell you I am just as proud of my collection as he is of his, and that is the way it should be. Go to a sports bar on any important game night. I guaremtee you there will be a vast variety of careers, incomes, and education levels present. That is life and it is part of the American way. When I read something like this I can't help but think the negative aspect comes from one not happy with self. If you are not, go grab an opportunity and change it.[/QUOTE]
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