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11-22-2011, 11:49 AM
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I think you do have a different perspective, and live minimally.
For me, I want a little bang for my buck. (insert inevitable comment on double entendre here.)  Because I am one of 'most' who naively believed that if I did the right things I could live, not minimally, but not to the max either...just comfortably. 
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11-22-2011, 12:00 PM
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Hey, I don't begrudge anyone the pursuit of what he or she sees as 'comfort'.
Each should do as he or she can and likes. If 'comfort' is the goal, go for it...but pay the price. And: I don't think it was naiveté... just misplaced trust (in the 'system' and the 'system' managers).
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