What are you doing outside of wyoming

>>25597873 I'm too poor for Wyoming

>>25597864 Completely doable. Let's say you have millions of dollars (and time on your hands). I would learn to fly a small aircraft and move to an isolated cabin in alaska that is only accessible via waterplane. I would try to get a bit of electricity off-grid one way or another (solar panels? who knows but there's probably a way) and use starlink to shitpost. Unfortunately we do not have millions of dollars. And even if we're working to get those millions, we'll probably be in our 60s when we have them.

>>25597877 Wyoming doesnt sound like an expensive destination to me

>>25597879 Having lots of money would not solve all of our problems however especially if we're Bernds. I thought about this again recently when I was talking to myself. >>25597893 Tbh everything is expensive nowadays here because of boomers.

>>25597879 To the average person, money is everything to them, to others it only fixes some problems.

>>25597902 i don't really care about solving all my problems, just being able to never work again and having my own space would be fantastic. the problems with me are innate and are probably unsolvable at this point, but being financially secure would at least make me feel comfy.

>>25597910 I think after establishing ownership of property and being financially secure aka "independent", the money itself becomes only useful for basic things and then kind of redundant after.

>>25597910 But yeah this reality is um, kind of overrated.

Living in a flyover state far away from people is the cheapest option in the US, you don't need millions of dollars for that.

>>25597893 Parts of it are expensive, like Jackson Hole

>>25597950 You need millions of dollars to cover the costs of buying a house, keeping it, and living in it till your expiration

>>25597950 Boomers aren't going to give you it for just a few thousand dollars, as you know