That's a typical question a lot of young people ask. "What am I working for?" Well the best thing I could tell you this what you're working for is money what that money buys is your future retirement your house your boat your car your wife's ring your children's education your children's toys your toys your wife's toys and I'm not talking about the sex toys!
You're working for your life insurance for your wife's life insurance, no you don't get to eliminate her! Your children's insurance things happen to little kids sadly enough and that is what you're working for.
As it said even though to live for today you should always plan for tomorrow and the future. Or that which is below. It's good stuff.
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All that ain't going to happen on most paychecks. A lot of people are lucky just to be able to support themselves, let alone cars and boats and fancy houses and vacations and cats and dogs and spouses and children and life insurance and whatever
@Punches that's why you should learn a trade Machinist electrician I wouldn't do concrete that is just brutal work. Carpentry framer maybe but definitely not like a rug installer.
