When are you retiring?

jjgold · 04-30-22, 07:05 AM

never

manny24 · 04-30-22, 07:06 AM

when folks say it's time to hang it up what does that mean to a pro gambler Weeder ?

Headsterx · 04-30-22, 07:08 AM

As soon as this thread retires…

SALOON THIS SHIT!!!

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GT21Megatron · 04-30-22, 07:21 AM

Originally posted by Headsterx

As soon as this thread retires…

SALOON THIS SHIT!!!



Piss off ya clown. It’s not even funny bro. Loser

Headsterx · 04-30-22, 07:31 AM

Originally posted by GT21Megatron

Piss off ya clown. It’s not even funny bro. Loser

Wow, looks like you need to retire and
relax. Calm down.

HAPPY BOY · 04-30-22, 07:33 AM

Im semi retired..full retired on 2024

risKingDigits · 04-30-22, 08:05 AM

the year

manny24 · 04-30-22, 08:13 AM

Originally posted by HAPPY BOY

Im semi retired..full retired on 2024

better than semi-erect HappyB !!

congrats

JIBBBY · 04-30-22, 08:27 AM

hubie69 · 04-30-22, 08:48 AM

Full Retire goal maybe 2030 ish, but I just cracked 40 so ymmv

JayLA · 04-30-22, 08:58 AM

I don't know. If I'm lucky and save, i can retire at 55 and dedicate my time to my kids. 2042

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 10:02 AM

Originally posted by HAPPY BOY

Im semi retired..full retired on 2024

Winner. Congrats, Happy.

capitalist pig · 04-30-22, 10:06 AM

2016, at 55, best thing I ever did

JIBBBY · 04-30-22, 10:18 AM

I'm retired now at age 54. Life is good and I don't have to worry about money anymore. I can gamble daily and do all the things that I love. I do have a little to much free time on my hands and that can sometimes get me in trouble with the drink though. Too much free time is the devils play ground.

I may still start another small business up again one day if I get to bored being retired just to be around people.. IDK?

Content, healthy and happy today. Can't ask for much more in life..

Otters27 · 04-30-22, 10:32 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

I'm retired now at age 54. Life is good and I don't have to worry about money anymore. I can gamble daily and do all the things that I love. I do have a little to much free time on my hands and that can sometimes get me in trouble with the drink though. Too much free time is the devils play ground.

I may still start another small business up again one day if I get to bored being retired just to be around people.. IDK?

Content, healthy and happy today. Can't ask for much more in life..

Nice job. Jibby you won at life because you are content and free.

You are also a good guy so that goes a long way

gauchojake · 04-30-22, 10:32 AM

Probably never.

Otters27 · 04-30-22, 10:33 AM

Originally posted by Otters27

Nice job. Jibby you won at life because you are content and free.

You are also a good guy so that goes a long way

I'm retiring in 17 years. Probably die before then

OldBill · 04-30-22, 10:39 AM

BY august never working for others again smart investments that pay dividends every 3 months know a guy did it 8 years ago bought in 3 sperate stocks cannibis only $1000 total posted me his statetemnt my jaw dropped $45,000 that month

havent heard from him at all hope he's doing ok health wise but his faimly is secure now!

JIBBBY · 04-30-22, 01:12 PM

Originally posted by Otters27

Nice job. Jibby you won at life because you are content and free.

You are also a good guy so that goes a long way

Thank you Otters! Cheers buddy.

clockwise1965 · 04-30-22, 02:11 PM

Retired 2014

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 02:43 PM

Originally posted by capitalist pig

2016, at 55, best thing I ever did

Salud, pig. Props to you. Means you did well and took care of your $$.

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 02:44 PM

Originally posted by hubie69

Full Retire goal maybe 2030 ish, but I just cracked 40 so ymmv

Nice target. You must have built a nice portfolio. Props, and GL.

mcaulay777 · 04-30-22, 02:54 PM

Retired this Year.I Still do a little work from home.But my work pretty much dried up.Moving to north central Iowa helped a lot.Been here since 04 and working from home put a lot away.If i still lived in Phoenix or California im pretty sure i would be working for amazon at 60.

Stallion · 04-30-22, 02:58 PM

2042

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 03:12 PM

Originally posted by mcaulay777

Retired this Year.I Still do a little work from home.But my work pretty much dried up.Moving to north central Iowa helped a lot.Been here since 04 and working from home put a lot away.If i still lived in Phoenix or California im pretty sure i would be working for amazon at 60.

Good one, **. Nice to hear you're getting good value from Location and enjoying life.

Are you a Wrestling fan?

stevenash · 04-30-22, 03:19 PM

Little after midnight tonight I reckon.

jjgold · 04-30-22, 03:23 PM

When your gambler you never retire

mcaulay777 · 04-30-22, 03:25 PM

Huge Wrestling fan from Mid 70s till 2000.After Mcmahon Bought out wcw i quit!

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 04:28 PM

Originally posted by mcaulay777

Huge Wrestling fan from Mid 70s till 2000.After Mcmahon Bought out wcw i quit!

I liked Wrestling from the old WWF era, too. Some great wreslter names. And I really think Mean Gene Okerlund was the best wrestling ANNOUNCER ever.

What about Amateur wrestling? I was asking b/c northern Iowa is right in the heart of wrestling country.

pilebuck13 · 04-30-22, 11:00 PM

Not looking the best probably 65

ChuckyTheGoat · 04-30-22, 11:07 PM

One question I would ask of retirees:

*Props if you retire early. What event would cause you to COME OUT OF RETIREMENT?

Everyone would like to have some extra time to do as you like. Certain economic events or personal situations could lead one to change course.

If you're retired, any chance you return to the work force? What if the offer is too good to turn down?

pilebuck13 · 04-30-22, 11:09 PM

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

One question I would ask of retirees:

*Props if you retire early. What event would cause you to COME OUT OF RETIREMENT?

Everyone would like to have some extra time to do as you like. Certain economic events or personal situations could lead one to change course.

If you're retired, any chance you return to the work force? What if the offer is too good to turn down?

Lots of Union guys come back and work 480 hours a year they are allowed and still get to draw pension and they also get re up on there healthcare otherwise they don’t have the medical.

Mostly made men who just stand there all day and point to shit but they have paid their dues and are given respect

stevenash · 05-01-22, 07:23 AM

Originally posted by pilebuck13

Not looking the best probably 65

Semi retired now, I still work remote some, I semi retired two years ago when the pandemic was in full force.
I can see me working well past 65 on my terms only though, the days of schlepping to an office building are over for me, I can do from home what I've been doing from a data center for 20 years.

As of now I really don't see the need to work past 65, we'll cross that bridge when I get there.

BOA12 · 05-01-22, 07:48 AM

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

One question I would ask of retirees:

*Props if you retire early. What event would cause you to COME OUT OF RETIREMENT?

Everyone would like to have some extra time to do as you like. Certain economic events or personal situations could lead one to change course.

If you're retired, any chance you return to the work force? What if the offer is too good to turn down?

I retired last year at 63. What event would cause one to Come Out Of Retirement? To get away from their old lady would be the #1 reason. Everyday is a holiday for me.