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Originally Posted by nik-
This corny ass dude is still crying about vaccines loooool
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- deceptive COVID stats
- vaccines
- immigrants
- Marxism
COVID dummied this dude, literally
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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
Cost management has a defined upside (I.e. if somehow you found a way to eliminate all of your expenses to $0 you are limited to only being ahead by what you spend.) Focusing instead on making more money has unlimited potential upside. Not saying you should spend like crazy and be grossly negligent in how you spend money, but rather there's a diminishing return to cost management where at a point, effort would be be spent more on upscaling your skills, finding new income sources, etc.
Also for many Canadians it's a revenue problem. Collectively right now objectively things are much less affordable than they used to be.
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Yes, everyone would benefit from making more money or getting a higher paying job. I’m not sure why you think that’s a counter point to having a budget and understanding your finances, which is something achievable literally everyone can do in like… an afternoon… and makes a significant impact on your life.
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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
I live in the US after moving from Calgary a year and a half ago and make frequent trips back to Calgary. Unequivocally now the cost of living is higher in Canada, especially when you factor in incomes and earning potential in the US. There are positives and negatives of both places and I think Canada has such a complex with the US that makes Canadians blind to anything that might actually be better in the US and also blinds them to things that are objectively awful in Canada.
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“I live in the US” yeah and go ahead and say where in the US.