Comments by "Devil\x27s Offspring" (@devilsoffspring5519) on "Joe Scott" channel.

@chrisschultz8598 Not necessarily. Sometimes it's just a hell of a lot of work for many generations. It could also be a really good investor and/or speculator.
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@justanamerican9024 Not sure where that statement comes from! Accumulating wealth is how you get freedom. You should know that if you're American :)
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@Mader_Levap You don't need to abuse/exploit others if you're independently wealthy, that kind of nonsense is for fools that are stuck working for a living ;)
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Performance can be quite good, but flight times and passenger capacity could stand improvement.
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@ismirdochegal4804 I'm not a greedy man myself, really. I'd be content with maybe 10 million, that's all I can really use for the most part
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@ZyroZoro I'm pretty sure that's the only way it's ever been done. Everything else required large amounts of seed money, both inherited and borrowed.
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Strong men create easy times? Strong men have WARS. They always have to prove they're "strong."
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Love the shirt man :)
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That's why at the very end of their extravagant lives of wealth and power, profoundly intelligent and wealthy people struggle with the lack of sense of meaning. Just like everyone else.
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@michaelmaguire5594 What I mean is that sometimes people work like dogs and leave an inheritance to the next generation, and this continues for generations until you have people who are multi-millionaires through inheritance because of previous generations that worked for a living at professional careers. With me so far? Eventually, one person figures out how to speculate and/or invest and makes a fortune. You do not prosper in life by working hard just on your own. Working like a dog is how you barely get by. But over multiple generations, with ONE extraordinary individual in the family, it's possible to make a true fortune. Pretty sure that's how Bill Gates and Elon Musk did it. Finally, my screen name reveals my fondness for a certain American punk rock band.
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@fordid42 What you just described is the opposite of who I am. Please get your head out of the sand. Much to my chagrin I'm a very conscientious person who wasted his life earning an honest living as a qualified tradesman (machinist.) An honest day's pay for an honest day's work is a fool's game. It eats up your time for little in return but getting by. When you come from a relatively poor family like myself, there's no way to get ahead except for working at a brutally demanding professional career and doing nothing with your life but work. Then, when you're very old, you'll be well ahead of the game. My father did it that way. He's a millionaire. He still charges me rent out of my welfare check to punish me for not working hard enough although I never did much else. I'm 47. Get with the real world and realize that an honest day's pay for an honest day's work is a fool's game. You don't get ahead by playing by the rules unless you're extremely fortunate, and good fortune cannot be banked on because it's a roll of the dice and completely out of your control. I don't advocate fucking people over for money and my own personal disposition precludes it anyway, but if I thought I could get away with a life of crime and be successful at it, you're damn right I would have done it. It's simply not in my temperament, that's all.
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