You joke in an earlier post about how people should "get out of here with reddit puns", yet you make wild conjecture about stock market moves, the plight of people who have invested, and and it with "lol" as if this were some Twitter banter.

$3 a day is more than $1000 a year, and for poorer people that would make a lot of difference. For modest earners, even, that is an emergency fund or a local family holiday. But enough with rebutting your specifics: I agree with the other poster. Given an option of "live within your means" or "Don't have a savings account and carry a credit debt", there is a pretty obvious choice. And before you try to call me out on false dichotomies, re-read your post.

Never read my posts again lol

> Either way, enjoy watching your plan to get rich doing nothing crash and burn when this bubble pops in 2 years lol

And living beyond your means while slaving away somehow better prepares you for that future?

I hope you're as young as you sound.

Doubtful; I make more money than you, and I only make high liquidity investments, so I came away looking pretty nice the last time (too young to have made any money from 2008 though)