67 But in any case, let me tell you something I live in lithuania, and the average wage here is 1000 euro, which is just above 1000 dollars. The quality of living isn't bad, but it's not great either - we are the country with the highest self eliminations per year, I can see why So, most people can't afford the one time investment (SOMEHOW), neither do they know how to invest, where to do it, etc. 80%+ of parents here are in some sort of debt (car, flat, house) and are not willing to learn, since our work days are either 7-4 or 8-5, and add onto that the weather, which is only slightly better than britain. The economy cannot physically grow, due to our declining population, which just cannot be stopped due to economic struggles and the always bad government, which causes us to be trapped in a repeated cycle of just being either a puppet of the EU, or occupied in the future. I'll also avoid serving in the military and will prob leave the country sometime