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Basically, all you can do in these times is buy physical assets. Modern currency is being shifted, others dying and being ruled out. Money being viewed differently and not necessarily monetarily these days but more as an influencer to power and sustainability.

I'm only making decent money because I'm doing two jobs. A lower than average paying engineering job that I should be getting paid more for but will here soon with a $4 pay bump of a promotion to test tech 1. And then serving at a golf country club that's roughly 45 an hour with tips.

But I'm being reckless in other ways. On pay days I take care of bills then I buy about $200 in physical silver. Then $100 in stocks (This doesn't include $250 in 401k and $60 into stock purchase plan) and $100 in crypto (Usually Eth, Sol, Cro, or Btc). After all my purchases I usually go have some drinks.

Gas isn't a problem for me. I live next to both jobs. If gas gets really bad I can walk to all my jobs. I already exercise after each job why not cut in some more.

I'm okay on food I've been warning people about this shit for 2 years so I've been collecting canned foods. Have tons.

My roommate and long life friend has 13 guns and ammo so I've never had issues with protection.

So I just keep spending my money like things are normal because I already prepared and know what to be ready for. There's some stuff you can't fight in this inflation so all I can do is just keep pushing until the full collapse.

Is there anything I'm doing wrong or should be doing better?

Basically, all you can do in these times is buy physical assets. Modern currency is being shifted, others dying and being ruled out. Money being viewed differently and not necessarily monetarily these days but more as an influencer to power and sustainability. I'm only making decent money because I'm doing two jobs. A lower than average paying engineering job that I should be getting paid more for but will here soon with a $4 pay bump of a promotion to test tech 1. And then serving at a golf country club that's roughly 45 an hour with tips. But I'm being reckless in other ways. On pay days I take care of bills then I buy about $200 in physical silver. Then $100 in stocks (This doesn't include $250 in 401k and $60 into stock purchase plan) and $100 in crypto (Usually Eth, Sol, Cro, or Btc). After all my purchases I usually go have some drinks. Gas isn't a problem for me. I live next to both jobs. If gas gets really bad I can walk to all my jobs. I already exercise after each job why not cut in some more. I'm okay on food I've been warning people about this shit for 2 years so I've been collecting canned foods. Have tons. My roommate and long life friend has 13 guns and ammo so I've never had issues with protection. So I just keep spending my money like things are normal because I already prepared and know what to be ready for. There's some stuff you can't fight in this inflation so all I can do is just keep pushing until the full collapse. Is there anything I'm doing wrong or should be doing better?

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I thought so too. They said legally they can't tell me why which I thought was full bullshit. I'm going to go to the courthouse soon whenever I get a chance.. I work every single day. So it sucks I used my window to get it only to need a window to find out what happened.

But yeah blows some gonads hard. My gun was right there ready for me. I was so excited. Hellcat 9mm.

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Be mindful of that grip type. I have not held that weapon, but the grip looks a lot like my S&M M&P 2, and I loved the grip in store, but don't like it after shooting it some. Good for a gloved hand, but it's like sand paper to the open palm. Still, I would rather have something I can grip while hurting my hand, than a slick grip that slips.