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▶ No.3977>>3979>>3985>>3993>>4066>>5497

I have like 100€ at the end of each month. I have no clue, what I should do with it. I have no expensive hobbies (well, I like to play games on my PC, but buying PC-components seems like a waste of money to me). The existence of the internet has basically killed most reasons, to spend money. What would you do?
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▶ No.3978>>3980

>euros
I would have recommended you invest in a raifu, but I'm honestly not sure how easy that would be on your continent. otherwise, I suggest you buy books.
>but books can be had online!
the virtue of a physical book is in its ability to be used for literally hundreds of years after it's printed, give or take depending on material. big-brain bunker buddies buy books, bro. I would recommend some classic Commie text such as:
>Capital
>Anti-Dühring
>State and Revolution
>Dialectical and Historical Materialism
>Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong
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▶ No.3979

>>3977 (OP)
Help other people and build up some savings. I give my parents some money to help them cover incidentals (maybe $100/month), give some to a local food bank where I've done some work (~$150/month), and save everything else.
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▶ No.3980>>3983>>3994

>>3978
>I suggest you buy books.
I appreciate your tip, but books are in my view an obsolete medium, such as clay tablets and parchment scrolls. Books are in our age nothing more than expensive items for enthusiasts, such like CDs and Vinyl records.
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▶ No.3983>>5495

>>3980
What do you use for reading then? An e-reader or a PC?
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▶ No.3985>>3988

>>3977 (OP)
Well anon, I have 50 USD in my checking account, and I owe comcast 160 so if you want to help me pay my internet bill I wouldn't turn that down.

Otherwise, buy books. That is what I do when I have excess money.
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▶ No.3986

Save up nigga, 100 euros, if you live in a core euro country, isn't that much. Keep it for when your car breaks down or when your washing machines breaks or when they have an emergency.
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▶ No.3988

>>3985
smh
all your generation wanna do is read books, start revolutions and eat hot chip
Back in my day we sold our souls to pay bills
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▶ No.3993

>>3977 (OP)
That is no money at all. While you won't be saving up for big purchases in a reasonable time, you should save it for emergencies.
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▶ No.3994>>3996>>4119

>>3980
The next solar flare type event is really gonna fuck some people up.
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▶ No.3996>>3997

>>3994
Why?
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▶ No.3997>>4001>>4119

>>3996
Because the internet won't be around forever anon.
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▶ No.4001>>4119

>>3997
I tell you this: If there would something happen which would have such an dramatic impact on the world, that will shutdown the global internet forever, we will have to deal with waaay more serious problems, than not being able to read theory.
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▶ No.4066

>>3977 (OP)
Donate it to the IWW!!!

or have you ever thought of getting into some expensive sports like fencing or equestrian sports?
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▶ No.4117

invest in your political ideals
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▶ No.4119

>>3994
>>3997
>>4001
Stop scaring!!! That is so fucked up if internet goes away
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▶ No.4140

bump
same here i am going to get some hefty money as a gift someone put in the bank for me
my material conditions are pretty awful and no time will ever even get a job.
no, education, no job experience

wtf do i do with the money to help my aging parent so they get enough money to pay the bills and medical supplies?
please help i have no knowledge of the spooky shit like banks and stocks.
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▶ No.4142>>4144

Give them to me. *rubs hands*
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▶ No.4144

>>4142
*rubs mustache*
Hitler-chan, Back out of your cuckshed again eh?
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▶ No.5495

>>3983
e-readers are quite easy on the eyes and some can be made to run linux i believe
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▶ No.5497

>>3977 (OP)
Buy a decent scanner, then import and scan artbooks from Japan.
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▶ No.6396

Save it for when you need it.

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