No.193381
I'm 35 and have never worked a day in my life. Nor do I intend to, despite being overly qualified. Spend my whole day playing old vidya and reading manga.
I've only had 2 shirts, 2 pairs of pants and 2 pairs of shoes for the past 10 years, which I wash alternatively.
Modest inheritance + don't spend too much. 50€ a month in food give or take, 10-20 running water, 15 internet. Thank fuck I don't pay for energy, I bought solar panels and batteries a long time ago.
I don't eat much because I have my sugar spikes under control and am not too tall. Most days I just eat a few eggs and some veggies. I try not to overexercise in order to eat less, too.
24 eggs = 4 euro here -> I eat 150 eggs a month, which means I spend 25 euro in eggs, that's half my protein
chickpeas are 2 eur a kilo, I eat 3 kilos a month, which means I spend 6 euros on chickpeas
This with olive oil is over half my calories and all of my protein, and I still have around 15 euros to spare on leafy greens and nuts every now and then, when they're cheap because they're about to go bad. When I do eat meat I spend a bit more than 50 though, but I eat it rarely.
I have an old PC, I only play old vidya, But I try to get as much out of them as possible.
Same few games for ages:
Fallout New vegas
TES: Morrowind and Oblivion
Rimworld
Facotrio
Project Zomboid
Darkest Dungeon
Hollow Knight
M&B: Warband + mods
Kenshi
and a bunch of retro shooters like DOOM
I'm technically a leech, only my parents aren't alive. I just don't spend much. Internet is a cheap source of entertainment, so is hiking every now and then.
My shedule: Steady sleeping schedule, exercise every morning, sunbathe every afternoon, play in between, hike on weekends. Life is good.
No.193382
>>193381My diet is basically.
- Spinach + nuts + dried chickpeas
- Slightly steamed broccoli + 10 eggs
- Steak/salmon
No.193383
>>193381>150 eggs a month>I eat 3 kilos [of chickpeas] a month3000/30 = 100 grams per day
150/30 = 5 per day
2 eggs for morning, 33 g of chickpeas
2 eggs for lunch, 33 g of chickpeas
1 egg for dinner, 33 g of chickpeas
nice
No.193388
Same + didn't bother with education. Art hobbies are an infinite well of passing time with so many avenues of depth, growth and frustration (very important to include some frustration in your activities) despite requiring very little in resources. If you work digitally you can simply steal the software.
Doing very well beyond that wiz. With a bit of circumstantial luck, wealth is found effortlessly by having little need more than by having lots of money.
No.193408
I’m also 29yo neet who have never worked a single day in his life. I dread for my future because other than potential rent income from some house I will be dirt poor. I will go as neet as much as I could go because I’m a retard and incapable of work. But even if I could make a stable neet life I just don’t wanna live after my age 40, old age will absolutely suck as single man.
No.193415
>>193408I'm a 29 year old neet as well. my plan is to just prepare for being a vagabond. I have a friend who was homeless for over 3 years and he says it's not as horrible as everyone makes it out to be
No.193426
>>193391Potatoes are slightly cheaper than rice I find, just because the carbs take longer to burn.
The real strategy guide to NEETbux living is you talk to all the butcheries and supermarkets around town and organize a time to buy their excess meat they're about to throw out. Meat is the only expensive thing, if you solve this you've solved the NEETbux poverty issue.
No.193568
Organ meats are extremely underrated and you should add them to your diet.
No.193578
>I've only had 2 shirts, 2 pairs of pants and 2 pairs of shoes for the past 10 years, which I wash alternatively.
how is that possible? doesn't your family buy you clothes for holidays(christmas and birthday)?
i never buy clothes because my family gives them to me on christmas mostly
No.193582
Lol if ur struggling that much just get some ez warehouse job just to pay the bills
No.193584
>>193582>ez warehouse jobWarehouse jobs aren't ez and they're filled to the brim with normalfags, criminals, bullies, drugies and low life scum.
You must belong to one of those categories.
No.193586
>>193585He comes from a long lineage of kings and queens and other royalty. Labor is simply foreign to his DNA and he cannot be reasonably expected to earn a living with an hourly wage, doing all manner of silly, trivial tasks. A man of his status should be an advisor to the president or at the very least, hold a modest title and some land.
No.193590
>>193584Fuck you for reintroducing me to the channel.
No.193592
how can you tolerate hollow knight mechanics? punished for dying :/
>>193578my clothes are pretty old too, the irony is that they were made for manual labour. browse military gear shops and buy hiking footwear, one pair of boots and a coat will last you a good decade maybe more. crabs go through many brands and overpay for the potato sack they got on yet I wear the same old clothes with no sign of tear
No.193593
>>193586How dare you? This man is an aristocrat of the soul, he would not be a mere lacky to some bourgeois politician.
No.193599
Whats the point of this thread? Open a blog or something retard.
No.193601
>>193599he needs to brag to feel better about himself
No.193611
>>193381What degrees do you have if you're overqualified?
No.193612
>>193599There are tons of /dep/ threads if you want to whine about something. This is a thread for winners.
No.193613
>>193381I'm hoping to put myself into a similar situation some time within the next 5 years, if I can bear to work for that long.
Don't think I'd mind living very frugally
No.193620
>>193613Fellow YKK poster.
No.193622
>>193621never worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own
No.193623
>>193622>never worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its ownDidn't Jesus also made a contradictory to this words Parable of the Prodigal Son?
No.193624
>>193621just get a job bro
No.193630
10 years with the same thinkpad and counting…
No.193631
>>193622Ignoring oncoming problems doesn't make them go away. One day reality is going to hit you like a ton of bricks.
No.193635
>>193621blatant anti neet post, still up
a+ moderation
No.193636
>>193635it may be anti neet but it doesnt really disparage against neets
No.193638
>>193636it's the same you moron
that guy is essentially telling the op to work, how is that not disparaging against being a neet?
the mods are either retards with no reading comprehension or they agree with that normalfag and will not enforce the fucking rules
No.193640
>>193638disparaging would be something like "omg youre such a manbaby lol baby gonna cry? gonna cry?"
No.193641
I have an old late 2015 iMac that can barely run anything
No.193646
Most of those games aren't really old and some (like Project Zomboid and Kenshi) are very relevant.
No.193653
>>193645>train some useful skill in case you ever need money instead of wasting time on video gameshow is that not telling him to work you dumb fuck? is a pile of cash magically going to materialise right before him as he gets proficient in whatever "useful skill" he should learn?
>he should have a plan bconcern trolling, even assuming you genuinely care (lol) your shitty advice is unwelcome and against the rules
>>193640oh i guess it's alright as long as one does not explicitly write down "I disparage or show contempt for the celibate, NEET, or reclusive lifestyles." :^)
a bot would do a better job cleaning up this place than the current mods
No.193732
>>193584I work in a warehouse and it may be the easiest and best warehouse job a formerly 15 year neet could ever hope for.
I work in the office typing in orders and printing labels to give to the guy who works in the warehouse who retrieves and wraps the stock. No hard labor on my part. Only other guy working there is the boss who spends all day on the phone. I live 10 minutes away and the last in the warehouse gives me a lift to and from work every day. On days he's not in, like this week because he's at army training, the boss himself does the labor and drives me to and from work. And in September he will let me work part time while I do my degree. It is too good to be true but I miss having free time.
No.193734
>>193732What’s your position?
No.193739
>despite being overly qualified.
The delusions again…
No.193762
>>193657Thanks for the thread, it was inspirational. I would enjoy a similar lifestyle if / when I eventually become NEET. Currently working a useless job I don't like and only do for the money. Which I don't even need that bad, because I lucked out on a risky investment and thus have more savings than most people twice my age. I'm also pretty frugal and could afford to eat with 100€ or less a month.
So far I've just been too cowardly to assert myself and quit my job. Doing so might block me from working in the field again if I ever needed a job. But I could probably find some other employment if needed. I also have a certain degree.
No.193764
>>193381Ever try the old game called Descent? I play it still on a computer my dad bought us in 07 lol. I only recently found tons of player made content produced over 20 years.
No.193766
>>193621>Eventually you might need to go to a dentist or deal with other medical issue.Are you fucking retard or 10 years old ?
All meds now are toxic don't cure shit, I know a friend who died by cancer his savings,job and medical insurance didn't cover the costs of teatment, he spended all his money on treatment for hope of being cured he used to work a decent job.
No.193782
>>193779You sure have been inside my head when I made this thread, to be able to tell and be so sure about what my intentions were.
But. I don't care about wizards who get triggered by the thought of another Wiz being happy and doing well in life.
No.193821
Good thread.
Always remember minimizing your cost is almost always far more easy than increasing your income. If you own a home/live with your parents you can live with roughly 1000$ a month at the very most, this would include food,gas,basic healthcare insurance. In some rural places you can even live with 500$-750$ including rent. I know someone who was spending about 7k a year.
Changing your lifestyle can also benefit you financially, eating healthy and cooking your own meals tend to be less expensive than chugging in restaurants or even buying fast food.
Being minimalist gives you freedom and flexibility plus you don't worry about many problems that emerge with too much stuff.
Any wizard who has some bit of sense to himself should also learn how to pirate. Do not pay for entertainment unless it is absolutely necessary. Every movie and tv show can be found online. Most books and almost all comics can be found online if you dig some russian websites and telegram and torrents. Video games are a given but I even start to play board games on VASSAL which is basically an emulator for hex and counter games. Rather not pay 75$ for some niche ww2 simulationist game.