Actually, for me, since it's already been ingrained in my brain that i do need that much to have fun, i do. There is no going back once a goal has been set for me because that very change alone would be what i would consider failure. A failure to hit my goal.

I know that one's in there but that is the one line i disagree with quite a bit. I don't think you have to choose just one, there are lots of people earning massive amounts of money that still do follow Christ and do it well. And even the poorest of people with no money at all do have to live a life chasing money just to get that 50 cents to buy their next meal. If god's ever-forgiving, i don't think all of the world would be discriminated against just because they are on a never ending journey to earn more money for sustainance. Deep down, everyone does love money whether they like to admit it or not.

And with your second paragraph, as i was telling Justin, that is EXACTLY how it goes, i won't disagree with that, because that is the part i like the most. I like setting the next checkpoint to go after because it's not strictly the money i'm aiming for, it's the achieving the checkpoint that's the most fun for me. We ended up on a topic of failure somehow (no clue how) but it's the success that makes me like to keep going forward.

It hasn't been ingrained in your brain. You think it has. If I'm to be honest, I've been raised in a good situation, but I don't feel like I'm married to money and require it to be happy. Anyone can easily enjoy themselves without money, especially without the amount that you're talking about. Besides, if you've never had that sort of money (merely an assumption based upon what I've seen), how can you say you need that much to have fun? Have you not had any fun in your life so far? Because if you have had any fun then you don't need the money to have fun.

oh so it wasnt local?

Nope. I-95 North (it was heading south though) in New Hampshire.

There is one major difference between you and other people who earn massive amounts of money. You have a love for money, they don't necessarily have a love for money. A local man in town was a billionaire and a good Christian and donated hundreds of millions to different things around the city.

Also, everyone does not "love money" deep down. I do like money, it can make one's life easier sometimes, however I don't see it as necessary to be a millionaire.

Also, there is a difference between chasing money and loving it. One can chase after money to survive, however that does not mean that they have a love for it. I am sure there are many who curse the very thing because of their situation, and it often leads to a jealousy towards those who do have it.

Sam, just shut the f*ck up at this point. You reasoning is ridiculous. Justin is just egging you on.

I stopped reading tbh

I did too. but every time someone besides them comments you can't see it cuz he covers it up.

Sam, just shut the f*ck up at this point. You reasoning is ridiculous. Justin is just egging you on.

Yeah did you see the C7 I posted on the previous page?

Nigga you shut the f*ck up bragging little fake-mod bastard.

You were the only one who believed that and who I said that to. Your just saying that to make me look bad. Oh well thats fine. Tell me again how your Rolls Royce is??