GregV814
Well-Known Member
I heard this story about a hundred times from my father...
A wealthy man was at a club one night, alone just watching a show and people.. a woman approaches with a line or two and enjoys about 20 minutes of conversation with the man.
He finally asks, would you enjoy a night with me for $10,000.00?
Of course, honey she said.
What about, ohhhh.. $2500.00
ummm hummm she said
What about $250.00?
WHAT DO YOU THINK I AM, A COMMON WHORE?? SHE SCOLDED
Not at all said the man, we've established that, this is merely bargaining!
Now, this:
My boyfriend, 68, has almost no ‘mad money’ for fun activities and trips. He lives with his father, 95, and expects to inherit his house. Is it unreasonable to expect him to get a part-time job? - MarketWatch
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A wealthy man was at a club one night, alone just watching a show and people.. a woman approaches with a line or two and enjoys about 20 minutes of conversation with the man.
He finally asks, would you enjoy a night with me for $10,000.00?
Of course, honey she said.
What about, ohhhh.. $2500.00
ummm hummm she said
What about $250.00?
WHAT DO YOU THINK I AM, A COMMON WHORE?? SHE SCOLDED
Not at all said the man, we've established that, this is merely bargaining!
Now, this:
My boyfriend, 68, has almost no ‘mad money’ for fun activities and trips. He lives with his father, 95, and expects to inherit his house. Is it unreasonable to expect him to get a part-time job? - MarketWatch
My boyfriend, 68, has almost no ‘mad money’ for fun activities and trips. He lives with his father, 95, and expects to inherit his house. Is it unreasonable to expect him to get a part-time job?
‘Before COVID-19, he was actually starting to create a profile on TaskRabbit.’
www.marketwatch.com
