Jesus they are plunging the last week
The Chyna paddy developers have run riot
The looming European Energy crisis is hitting hard
Meal discounts?
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Ould Jim loves his whoppers.
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Jesus that’s depressing.
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I was in America for first time in 1995. Ordered a pizza. A lad in his seventies delivered it. I was fairly shook.
It’s awful.
My auld wan worked away and probably would still be only for Covid. Some people like to keep busy in retirement.
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So did my aul lad after he retired as a nurse. Until seventy or so as an agency nurse. It was a choice and to do something.
I’m not sure any retiree aspires to work in a fast food place.
Maybe I’m an outlier on it.
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Maybe not but the money would be ok wouldn’t it? Sad if people have no choice but fair play to them for advertising.
It’s a question of degree. 65 is too early to retire now. Life expectancy is so much longer than when introduced. Perhaps 70 is a better age. But equally I’m not sure a 75 year old needs to be working a fryer in BK at that age either.
I dunno really. I may be over thinking it alright.
if you are still doing 5 days a week & you are in your 50’s you have done something wrong
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My pension fund is +10% since Oct 1st…what the fck is going on
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Be a long day on your feet all day at that age.
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Bull run on the stock market.
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Money looking for a home. Any home.
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Should be something about it in his copy of “Economics for Dummies”
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FT said investors are “numb to risk”
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But are people in better health to enjoy retirement at 70?
You are getting the extra years at end of life (80 +), you aren’t really going to be able to go touring the world etc. I’d imagine those years from 60 - 70 are when you have the most potential to enjoy retirement?
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