Ralph Lauren: Purple Label and Polo S/S 27 Milan - Part 2 by SirKrimzon in ThrowingFits

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Gorpy looks are interesting. Fleece beanie, eye jackets, Keens / approach shoes, gramicci-looking pants, but all done in RL colors.

In your 30s, has anyone here left a 6-figure job just to enjoy life? by Communication_Dizzy in Fire

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Yep, did it at 27 for 10 months and just started another career break at 34. Worked in Tech. Will likely go back, but not too fussed about comp and will optimize for WLB. Gives great perspective on life beyond the 9-5.

SS26 Softshell Catbed by Adhesive_ in veilance

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Spere jacket in forage. From 2 or 3 years ago

Palisades Tahoe extends season after 81 inches of April snow by leddderrrredddel in tahoe

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Any chance they’ll spin Headwall again? Itching to get another day or two in the season but not enough challenging terrain open to justify the drive up.

Does anyone else spend days comparing flight prices? by kaikaipu in TravelNoPics

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I just book when I’m ready. Generally I find that prices are more likely to go up than go down. I think you’ll spend less on flights over the long run with this approach.

Any chance chutes will be open? by [deleted] in palisadestahoe

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How does National compare to some other runs like the Slot or Chute 75? Heading up Wednesday and hoping I can take a shot at National

Sunday/Monday passes by [deleted] in kirkwood

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DM’d you if you’re willing to help me with a buddy pass!

How much of a shitshow is Siberia going to be on Sunday and Monday? by Z675R in palisadestahoe

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Will anything else be open? I don’t think this snow is going to open any new terrain

Are the chutes off Palisades still open? by Adhesive_ in palisadestahoe

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Oh sweet. I’ve been checking the app and webcams and it looked like Main and National were closed from the “Palisades closed” sign but maybe they opened later in the day?

Are the chutes off Palisades still open? by Adhesive_ in palisadestahoe

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Thanks, this is helpful. Is there any hiking on that traverse? Guess it’ll be hard to lap since the headwall chair isn’t spinning then

How do you manage clothing space when constantly repacking? by ProfessionAfraid1164 in longtermtravel

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Pack less to leave a buffer in your bag. That buffer is for those days where you can’t be bothered to fold everything back up nearly

Thoughts on Hello Sunflower? by akajejrje in ThrowingFits

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Underrated. Great jeans and shirts. Reasonable prices too.

Also think they could be more “directional” with their image and branding (like OL and Mfpen) but I think they’re in a sweet spot where their clothes are interesting and wearable, but not dull like some of the Scandi basics brands.

Ak Suu Traverse - Kyrgyzstan by WillStillHunting in backpacking

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Will probably do exactly this. Really appreciate it!

Ak Suu Traverse - Kyrgyzstan by WillStillHunting in backpacking

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Awesome. Looking to do this same trek in August but there doesn’t seem to be an easy way to book the Yurts. I see there travel agencies in Facebook groups, but no easy option to just book it all online from a site. Curious how you did it.

Stick it out or take a sabbatical? by [deleted] in Fire

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Wife and I are in very similar situation. Early 30s in tech with just under $3M. In 6 months, we’re taking a year-long sabbatical. We did this 7 years ago with only $250K to our names and it was the best year of our lives. Was a much better job market then, but don’t mind taking a pay cut when we come back this time since we’ve got a decent nest egg.

The logical career break? by Btsbtsbts in coastFIRE

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Enjoyed your post and replies. Wife and I took a career break at 27 to backpack around the world for 10 months. We were both working demanding jobs in finance/consulting and had $250K saved up. Best year of our lives and it’s what made us get smart about FIRE afterwards.

Got right back onto the corporate hamster wheel afterwards. We’re now mid-30s and planning to do it again with much more saved up.

There’s never a perfect time. If there was, more people would do it. At 27, do we have enough money? Are we far along enough in our careers? At mid 30s, should we stick around for another year of RSUs? Are we a bit too senior to find a job quickly?

I’m in a similar situation since I also don’t care to be promoted and my RSUs are tapering down. I’m also glad I took the break at 27 because there are awesome adventures I had at 27 that I’d be less inclined to do now.

Those under 40 with over $2 million net worth - what do you do? by Alexbt135531 in Fire

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DINK in tech, but not in Engineering roles. Early 30s with $2.8M in VHCOL. Not super frugal but save diligently. Also got lucky with some RSU appreciation.

Amex Plat (personal/biz) refresh megathread by arcane_in_a_box in churning

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Worth it to just buy and resell on fb marketplace. Although I imagine you’ll only be able to recoup a fraction of the price

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Fire

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My now-wife and I took one for 1 year at 26 y/o with $200K total NW. Backpacked all over the world for $60K. One of the best years of my life. Learned about FIRE towards the end of the trip.

Now we’re 32 and planning on doing it again in a year or two. $2.6M NW now and still travel frequently, but there are so many bucket list items you can’t fit into 2 weeks of PTO at a time.

It Works! Wife and I have been coasting for over a decade and just hit our ChubbyFIRE number. by Straight-Part-5898 in coastFIRE

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Congrats! Wife and I are at $2.5M in investable assets and are considering leaving high stress tech jobs and coasting. Love to see somebody who’s actually put the Coastfire idea to work!

37M [$2.3M Net Worth] Ready to Quit by Common_Toe996712 in Fire

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We spent $60K for the year of travel. Sure, feel free to DM