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It costs me $164/mo. I get nothing in return. I could buy a new Toyota instead. Sounds like a Financial Zen Master wasting money, dunnit?
August 2, 2023
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It costs me $164/mo. I get nothing in return. I could buy a new Toyota instead. Sounds like a Financial Zen Master wasting money, dunnit?
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He was fading. We were no longer able to deny it. He was missing his Financial Zen Meetings after a decade of nearly perfect attendance.
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