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Let’s play.

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I may be down for the count, but the Friday show must go on.

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I can’t imagine anyone choosing 100 rental properties. That sounds like hell on earth to me.

And since I already have the spouse part down…

Never age? I don’t know. It sounds good but if it means I never die, outlive everyone I love and have to see humans destroy this beautiful planet? I think I’ll pass.

Give me perfect health, $600 million to enjoy it and a private island when I don’t feel like peopling.

How about you?

Pick three.

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32 thoughts on “Let’s play.”

  1. We think alike:
    1. Not only do I hope to die one day, but I really hope reincarnation isn’t a thing. One ride is enough.
    *2. Yes, please, but only if I can keep it secret from the general public.
    3. Be a landlord? No thank you.
    *4. Yes. I would be surprised if anyone said no to this one.
    5. He’s not perfect, but he is a dream for me, so I’m good there.
    6. With my $600 mil, I’d be too busy traveling the world to enjoy the private island. It would feel too much like a cabin – gotta go every weekend to make it worth it.
    *7. Yes – I like teaching, but working fulltime is for the birds.
    6. Seems a bit redundant if you have $600 million. I’d take it along with the money, but since I’ve already got my three, I’m out.

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      1. I just showed the list to the Husband. He didn’t choose perfect health! I guess I CAN imagine someone not picking that. And as I type this I’m thinking he must still be groggy from sleep to exclude that one. He just went through a half year health crisis. I’ll have a talk with him…

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  2. I will go with number 2 as long as I could keep quiet on that.
    And I will pick 7, although I may like to do something with regards to work of just a few hours to keep my feet on the ground.

    The others don’t interest me unless finding a spouse I could guarantee that he would be a perfect gent and not a fake who turned out abusive in the end. Otherwise, just the two out of the list would interest me.

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  5. I believe all come with caveats. Perfect health might make me horrible to live with and lack of any empathy at all. Too much money might make me a target. No one is perfect. If I never age, like Dorian Gray that might be scary! I would keep running into the same type of people, like a day never ending. Never work again might make me bored unless I was near retirement or retired. But a private island which only I and my spouse and maybe one or two others knew, Perfect!

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      2. I would hire one of my brothers and his friends to take care of it. Maybe a few relatives and try to keep it in the family. The husband would be the accountant. I would rent on an island used for summer crowd and the crowd from Michigan (snow birds). I would keep a few people I knew employed and watching out for the properties. Fantasy, right.

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      4. Yeah, I trust my brother and his friends would figure a way to keep them at bay or maybe just sell one property at a time. Too much money might give me the willies about who was thinking of me at night.

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  6. Yeah, you hit a couple of points that I was going to bring up (having to constantly watch loved ones pass away, and I already have #5). I also already have #7, so I will keep it to two: The cash (untaxed, of course), and a private island.

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  13. You made such a great point about ‘never aging’—outliving everyone and watching the world decline sounds way more like a Dorian Gray curse than a blessing! And you are so right about rental properties being endless headaches; one nightmare tenant ruins the whole deal.

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