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I can't stand people that play the victim and think they should be compensated any time something bad happens. People lose jobs. Someone steps on a mine and loses a leg. A spouse commits suicide. A virus makes it dangerous for people to travel or share homes and you lose money.

Suck it up, Buttercup. Figure out how to prepare for a downturn and you'll thrive while others fall apart.

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