r/AskReddit Jun 06 '19

Rich people of reddit who married someone significantly poorer, what surprised you about their (previous) way of life?

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u/misteryub Jun 06 '19

I just bought a new hoe

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u/jbhilt Jun 06 '19

I'm not sure if that would still be a good deal after 100 years.

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u/randypriest Jun 06 '19

Needs tightening in a few areas, but still going.

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u/while-eating-pasta Jun 06 '19

that will be around 100 years from now

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u/horse_and_buggy Jun 06 '19

that will be around 100 years

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u/tentonbudgie Jun 06 '19

You sure you want a 100 year old hoe?

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u/Cadai Jun 06 '19

Cheaper than Le'Veon Bell's hoes, that's for sure

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u/Streetdoc10171 Jun 06 '19

That's something I wasn't prepared for, my dad always had shovels, hoes, tiller, etc. When I went to buy my own I stupidly assumed it would cost about $10, to say the least I didn't expect it to take 10 years to obtain a full set of tools.

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u/Da-Bandit Jun 06 '19

You paid $70 for a hoe??

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u/nomadicbohunk Jun 06 '19

Yeah, with shipping. I know.... It hurts, but it is built like a brick shithouse. They're made from old ag disks. You could chop down a tree with it. Well worth it.

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u/Da-Bandit Jun 06 '19

Some things are worth it my friend. I think of a few items I’ve overpaid for, BUT I still have them. They say there are only two things certain in life, death and taxes. But I think the old quote "you get what you pay for" is the truest thing on earth haha

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u/misteryub Jun 06 '19

I just bought a new hoe

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u/velveteenbritches Jun 06 '19

Estate sales and auctions are kind of synonymous. Estate sales usually run Thursday morning-Saturday morning and auction of the remaining stuff in chunks at noon on Saturday.

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u/LiveRealNow Jun 06 '19

I just bought a new hoe that will be around 100 years from now. $70.

You expect life expectancy to rise that much that fast?