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**Caursedus** · 09-21-2012, 12:49 PM

What seems to be the fuss about being extremely poor, to many do-gooders who have lived comfortable lives feeling sorry for some one who has a basic living standard. I've lived in a tent a tine shed, it did not concern me, if you been bread tuft, you are used to the life style.
There is a big advantages of being very poor. No mortgage no rent no worries, just live with nature in a home made shake, that took 1 week to build, what a life style, with plenty of friends and community, in the same boat, sharing leisure time, not afforded to hard working low income semi poor factory workers in Bangkok, who have to work 14 hours a day to pay the rent.

09-21-2012, 12:49 PM	#13
Caursedus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	What seems to be the fuss about being extremely poor, to many do-gooders who have lived comfortable lives feeling sorry for some one who has a basic living standard. I've lived in a tent a tine shed, it did not concern me, if you been bread tuft, you are used to the life style. There is a big advantages of being very poor. No mortgage no rent no worries, just live with nature in a home made shake, that took 1 week to build, what a life style, with plenty of friends and community, in the same boat, sharing leisure time, not afforded to hard working low income semi poor factory workers in Bangkok, who have to work 14 hours a day to pay the rent.
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