ANYONE THINK THAT THEY COULD LIVE WITHOUT MONEy?
83037
Yes, money is a want not a need, i admit it would not be easy.
444602
Pretty much pressure. i would hate not being able to do what i want when i want. and not being able to see my family because i would be doing a movie or something. but some things are cool. getting stores to close down for you or going right into a club without waiting. or getting food and drinks for free. even though that doesn't make sense. why would someone who has all the money in the world need stuff for free? hell i have no money i need stuff for free.
899825
yes, we do need money to pay those bills and get by (and yes, I wish I had more to pay off all my debts!),  but no amount of money in the world will make you happy if you don't have family, friends and partner/spouse to share it with!
1086724
What do you think?  Money for nothing?
786195
If I had a penny for\neach time I would be\nin no need for work\nfor many years -\nactually, could retire!  :)
55989
Possibly...\n\nI assume you don't have the $$$ to buy your own... so the big question is...\n\nWhat's in it for me???
511511
Very good question!  I don't know, but I have a funny story about that.  One of my friends once said, completely seriously, "I just wish I had enough money that I could go to the Dollar Tree and just buy whatever I wanted without having to worry."\n\nI laughed so hard!  It's like, gee, don't set your goals so high!
1113143
Do you really need me to give you a dose of reality? If you can fit all the money that you possess in your pockets, my answer to your question is...NOT TODAY! (And you can live with that tomorrow and the next day too)
646965
To a certain extent, yes. No one really has freedom, money is power. If you aren't rich, then you have none.
678642
why not.. if you're not working.. it would certainly be a financial help! right?
526151
No. That much money would complicate my life.
23906
Lack of education and understanding. I feel our schools and society fail miserably to prepare students for life on the outside. When I finally got out on my own I didn't have a clue how to obtain an apartment, phone or utilities. I didn't know how to shop for bargains, balance a checkbook or manage my money. I was raised to beleive that if you work hard you will do well. That is not necessarilly the case. Life is competitive. You either choose to compete or you don't, however, we are not all endowed with equal abillities. Handicaps are not always visible. Some people seem to have been born with everythiong going for them. Others seem to never get a break. I am a healthy middle aged individual. All I have ever wanted is to be able to earn a moderate living. This I have accomplished but it is not a secure living nor is it moderate to everyone's standards. According to most people I have a moderate house, 2 used cars and the abilities to pay the bills and still have a little left over however I make twice as much as the average individual. There are many things I could do without, such as the second car and all expenses incured by it, my multimedia system including my computer, tv's, vcrs'dvds, cell phones... And then, there's all my other belongings such as boats, bikes, fancy clothes, toys, gadgets, dining out, nightclubs and all the expenses incurred therein as well. All this and I live alone! I know many familys with four generations living under the same roof just to survive. Now, here is the point, would I be willing to share it all if I knew I could get a family or even an individual off the street? Would you?\n I think the biggest cause of poverty is a lack of understanding, a willingness to turn a blind eye.\n Laziness? Yes, I feel laziness is the root cause of poverty, not on behalf of the impoverished but on behalf of all of us who continue to allow it to go on, all of us who feel someone else will do something about it.\n How do we fix it? Seek those who have not, find out why not and help them to overcome.\n Put and end to beurocracy, pork barrel programs, illicit foreign aid, tax evaders and gougers so we can have the money it will take to help.\n Teach our schools to focus more on 'Life Economics' and make it a requirement. Identify the individual talents of children and guide them along the right path for them. Don't penalize and ridicule them because they may not be good at math, taking tests or sports. Stop being so damned two dimensional and realise there is a universe of possibilities awaiting all of us if we could only recognise the abillities of all individuals istead of a stereotyped few. Please forgive my longwinded answer but your's was a question worthy of the time. May we all prevail.
1100287
Depends, am I or is my family starving to death without the paycheck?  And how directly in conflict is my job with my morals?  It can be a tricky one for sure!
1065453
I think it's quite unlikely..sites for free advices maybe..
731274
It would be nice to have material wealth & have no worries about paying the bills, keeping a roof overhead & food on the table.\nHowever, money & possessions do not equal love & ultimately give no comfort.\nI'd be much happier in the long run loving & being loved, rich or poor.
505445
Look at that, you've answered your own question.\n\nFor money.\n\nIf you're poor enough, you'll do anything to survive.
718434
Yes . I feel they do. If I started off rich ,I may not know what was too much or not. If i were midle class and won the lottery , Iwouldn't spend expensively just spend excessfully!