Sean Pyles

Exactly.

Yeah.

You can basically self-sustain your life on dividends or returns from selling investments and not be tied to a nine to five job.

That, I think, is what a lot of people consider being rich.

Let's get to the next post.

Okay.

I saw this post and I knew I needed to include it in this because it's peak Reddit drama.

There is some wild interpersonal conflict going on, some situations that you hope you never experience but love to read about.

An AI OnlyFans complex situation is going on here.

What was your first thought when you read this, Elizabeth?

I mean, I would want to stay in that home too, I think.

You put all the time and effort and money into buying this house, and then some guy that you're dating falls in love, quote unquote, with someone that he doesn't even know, and you want to leave that house?

No.

This is my house.

You get out.

This is obviously cheating and it's an emotional affair in a sense, but it's like not even really cheating because it's just a projection of a relationship for me because it's not as real and like things didn't really go down in the house in a traditional sense when it comes to cheating.

I would just cleanse everything, hire someone to bring some sage or something and just make it feel renewed and keep my equity.

But the issue seems to be this guy doesn't really have a lot of money and he probably wouldn't be able to pay you out of your equity.

So would you be willing to take that big of a loss?

There you go.