Would you rather...

[tartanterrier]

I'd rather have my health and do the job I have for the rest of my days.A lotto win would be much better

 

[L3ggy]

I hurt my knee today, so I take health.

 

[itcouldbeme]

lol... I read board as bored...

 

[compal]

Health > Wealth

 

[Kingfisher]

That's a tough choice.

If that $60k was blown out to $75 to $100k, I'd go for that in a heartbeat.

But if I could get back my perfect vision from years ago and how about my hair too? :uohs:

I'm really in the middle on that one.

 

[CandyAnn]

thats a toss up 6k or your health lol. i chose 6k because i can always get meds with that money but also go buy some new heels and sex toys hehe

 

[Deepcover]

Health. You can have all the money in the world and still suffer on your deathbed and die. So in the end, money doesn't mean a thing.

 

[luis1972]

to die in peace

 

[Rey C.]

Health. You can have all the money in the world and still suffer on your deathbed and die. So in the end, money doesn't mean a thing.

^^^ This.

Certainly not for $60K/year and probably not even $6 million a year would I choose money over my health.

 

[DP_LOVER]

Health, more important than all the money in the world

 

[Johan]

I like my job, I take Health

 

[STDiva]

You're not choosing money over health. You can have both in either choice. I choose money not because I neglect my health, but because my free time is more valuable than being in peak condition. Sure I can get sick, but I'd take that risk over spending 40+ hours at a place I don't want to be with people I don't want to be with.

I'd be plenty happy with 60 g's. If you can't live off that, you need to move.

 

[Deepcover]

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I like her ok...I can't help it if i'm attracted to what she is saying:o

 

[Rey C.]

You're not choosing money over health. You can have both in either choice. I choose money not because I neglect my health, but because my free time is more valuable than being in peak condition. Sure I can get sick, but I'd take that risk over spending 40+ hours at a place I don't want to be with people I don't want to be with.

I'd be plenty happy with 60 g's. If you can't live off that, you need to move.

Wouldn't the same be true if you have a job that you don't like, around people that you don't like? Do something else. That's what I did... 20 years ago this month (I just realized that). I was doing what I'd dreamed of doing and then I grew to truly **** it. So I moved into a totally different profession, where I felt like I had more purpose. So I agree in part. If you don't like where you live... move. And if you don't like what you're doing for a living... move.

 

[STDiva]

Wouldn't the same be true if you have a job that you don't like, around people that you don't like? Do something else. That's what I did... 20 years ago this month (I just realized that). I was doing what I'd dreamed of doing and then I grew to truly **** it. So I moved into a totally different profession, where I felt like I had more purpose. So I agree in part. If you don't like where you live... move. And if you don't like what you're doing for a living... move.

But the question stipulates you can't quit. Unless you're talking about in general, than yes, I agree. When I said the **** job/people thing, I was just speaking in generalities. I think most people are doing something they don't want to do. I personally don't **** my job. I'm overpaid and underworked and I have solid health benefits. I have to deal with the odd scumbag and asshole hockey parents occasionally, but its actually decent. I don't plan on staying or anything,but until I do, minimal complaints. It keeps me *****, fed, sheltered and entertained. I'm a simple man.

 

[CandyAnn]

agree with you.

Health, more important than all the money in the world