> That takes money, although in a different form: time
> That’s the price. It’s always money
Tell that to unemployed people. To children. To retired people. To people with serious sickness.
Time is not money.
> That’s the price. It’s always money
Tell that to unemployed people. To children. To retired people. To people with serious sickness.
Time is not money.
With more money you have more time.
not needing to wait in line at a check cashing or payday loan office, not needing to wait in the ER because you can’t afford primary care, not needing to get your car fixed every year because you can afford one with fewer miles.
There’s a lot of hidden time costs if you’re not well off.
Of course and that's my point.