So I’m 49 and retired and I’m tired of .....

[twitch54]

Originally Posted by Maybelline

I rest my case.

Bye bye.

pathetic ...........

[Rebel]

I was going to comment....but, the OP checked out. Dang it.

[tbonesteak]

Sadly, this thread was my favorite thing on the internet today.

[Bigblu10]

Originally Posted by tbonesteak

Sadly, this thread was my favorite thing on the internet today.

[DHPSU]

Did I miss it, what watches does he wear? This is a watch forum right?


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[twitch54]

Originally Posted by DHPSU

Did I miss it, what watches does he wear? This is a watch forum right?

no, this is the 'open discussion forum' ......

[DHPSU]

Originally Posted by twitch54

no, this is the 'open discussion forum' ......

Yes, but this IS the Rolex Forum, not Dr. Phil. This was a pretty pretentious post, and without the mention of a watch. 🤷*♂️


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[tudorbaja27]

Let's take this thread as a gentle reminder that the world we live in doesn't revolve around us and that in the grand scheme of things, we are all rather insignificant. Otherwise, this entertained me

[mtrunner]

Originally Posted by DHPSU

Did I miss it, what watches does he wear? This is a watch forum right?


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Is it safe to wear a Rolex while retired at the age of 49?

[tudorbaja27]

Originally Posted by mtrunner

Is it safe to wear a Rolex while retired at the age of 49?

I don't know, people might be jealous...

[mjclark32]

Originally Posted by Maybelline

I rest my case.

Bye bye.

Originally Posted by superdog

wow. talk about a text book example of a "self fulfilling prophecy".

We’re all just crazy and jealous

I want to be rich and retired as much as the next guy, but come on dude.

[Knappo 1307]

Originally Posted by superdog

What is Spaceys new flick?

Billionaires Boys Club or something like that?

Oh, he's the one that saw it....

[mjclark32]

Originally Posted by Knappo 1307

Oh, he's the one that saw....

[DHPSU]

Originally Posted by mtrunner

Is it safe to wear a Rolex while retired at the age of 49?

Ahhh, and now we find out what the title of this thread should have been. I would say 50 would be safe.


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[crew]

Originally Posted by DHPSU

Ahhh, and now we find out what the title of this thread should have been. I would say 50 would be safe.


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I don’t think I’ve seen you around here before.
I like your style. You’ll fit in fine.

[Art 1]

Originally Posted by mtrunner

Is it safe to wear a Rolex while retired at the age of 49?

[DHPSU]

Originally Posted by crew

I don’t think I’ve seen you around here before.

I like your style. You’ll fit in fine.

🥂


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[SLS]

Originally Posted by tbonesteak

Sadly, this thread was my favorite thing on the internet today.

[tbonesteak]

Just reread the OP, it was even better the second time around. If I had to narrow it down, this is prob my favorite part.

Originally Posted by Maybelline

To get to my point. I look much younger than I am. Maybe early to mid 30’s. I work out even more than ever and with my crew cut I look like a boy.

[austinp]

I wonder if "early retirement" is a comon conversation starter with customers on the side gig.

[BVLDARI]

Originally Posted by tyler1980

i draw the line at restaurants alone. Even when traveling alone its room service only as i cant bring myself to do it. Movies or a bar no big deal.

A bit OT, but I like food and personally prefer to go try a new place vs sit in my hotel room ordering room service. It's especially funny when you go to a big restaurant and they have the "traveler" section where there is a group of several 2 person tables all occupied by individuals...

[Gaijin]

Originally Posted by BBL

Maybelline... May I, without offense?

If you are going to the movies alone, why don't you please contact a residential facility, get the clearance, and take a senior citizen with you?
People who live alone in managed care buildings, who are still independent and mobile, would love to "go and do" once in awhile. Many live there with no children, or children not available to do activities with them.

Seniors are so interesting, have wonderful stories to tell. It could enrich your life in your very spare time.

DM

[shaunylw]

That was something....

[twitch54]

Originally Posted by tbonesteak

Just reread the OP, it was even better the second time around. If I had to narrow it down, this is prob my favorite part.

good catch, the 'boy' part makes perfect sense !

[GSDLover]

Every response just feeds his ego. Best to ignore.

[sco]

Maybe he's born with it?

[Star Ferry]

If people are trying to make you feel guilty or ashamed about not working, then they're being pretty rude.

I didn't have time to read this whole thread, but you should also count your blessings. Your dad hired you into a family business and cut you an ownership slice. He also sent you to a very good private college. I'm not saying you didn't work hard, but most people never get the kinds of opportunities you had.

[austinp]

Invite your Dad to the movies. He's retired too.

[Wahlberg]

Originally Posted by rolexinfl

Also going to the movies by yourself is a really sad sad thing to do.

Why? Some people enjoy being by themselves. Why is it 'sad' to be alone and enjoy something doing by yourself? Who are you to judge?

I get where you are coming from but who has got the time to go the movies during the day?

[crew]

Originally Posted by Wahlberg

I get where you are coming from but who has got the time to go the movies during the day?

Umm....Maybelline, and apparently, his dad.