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What age do you plan to retire, or are you already retired?  Where would you settle down? |
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@crimson | 7 August 19 |
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I've never thought about retirement for myself, as I haven't had a serious job since my early 20's... Our family is in the process of a rather big move. When that's all done, I wanna look into getting a real job again. We'll see what happens. As for the location, we're moving to the very place we wanna live in for the rest of our lives.
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@sisfreak2017 | 7 August 19 |
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Never, the retirement age will be 90 soon.
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@mikeymk | 7 August 19 |
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Never. I don't know how to live without working. I have no plan of action.
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@dan27notts | 7 August 19 |
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@ mikeymk - 7.08.19 - 09:58pm Never. I don't know how to live without working. I have no plan of action. Waank to your hearts content |
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@1bad_boy | 7 August 19 |
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I'm looking at freedom 85  Its alright though cause I cant handle doing nothing |
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@xbbrox | 8 August 19 |
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Retired 10years ago now trying work out how l managed do 12 hour shifts n do all things after Now retired just dont know how managed But enjoying retirment :)
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@xivanax | 8 August 19 |
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Am sorted...the vvank stain that run me aff the road back in 2013 made sure of that...
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@dodgey | 8 August 19 |
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I want to retire at 60, thats the plan.
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@piggle | 8 August 19 |
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I already live quite leisurely I think. Working never feels arduous or constraints my time too much
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@trashy | 8 August 19 |
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What's that like? I don't think I've ever had a job I didn't contemplate quitting every morning
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@piggle | 8 August 19 |
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It feels like it was the right thing to do.
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@mikeymk | 8 August 19 |
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@ trashy - 8.08.19 - 08:22pm What's that like? I don't think I've ever had a job I didn't contemplate quitting every morning Try night shifts, then. |
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@mikeymk | 8 August 19 |
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@ dan27notts - 7.08.19 - 10:05pm Waank to your hearts content I can't see any other way around that, either.. |
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@crimson | 9 August 19 |
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@ mikeymk - 8.08.19 - 08:47pm Try night shifts, then. That's what I'd like to do, I just don't do well with day time. |
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@mikeymk | 9 August 19 |
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Somehow, getting up at 5pm is easier than at 5am. It's a lunar thing, i recon. Obviously it varies from one workplace to another, but i think there's a general trend of increased peacefulness or at least a more laid-back aspect, on nights. I've done various work on nights and it's always had it's appeal. |
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@crimson | 9 August 19 |
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Right, I did lots of night shifts in the UK, but none in SA. I suppose its mostly because I became a single parent. But that's no longer the case and she's definitely old enough now to be away from me for work... I feel better being up at night, from a health point of view. No matter how much I try to have a 'normal' sleeping pattern, I just feel like crap during the day.
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@crimson | 9 August 19 |
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And speaking of that, I shall resume my sleep now. Good ni.. I mean day.
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@tazdevil | 9 August 19 |
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@ trashy - 8.08.19 - 08:22pm What's that like? I don't think I've ever had a job I didn't contemplate quitting every morning Fok, I relate so hard 
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@tazdevil | 9 August 19 |
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I just want to find a rich and successful husband, so I can quit my job. I'd be perfectly okay with being a stay-at-home mom.
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