so, you waste 65 years of your life for a paycheck. or you could

[Spondonical 17]

 i didn't have to worry about paychecks i'd just want a boring comfortable life with the two story current year home and car wife kids and dog 

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

"Waste" is a pessimistic outlook, you gain skills, knowledge, and potential gains such as money and friends. When I worked in warehouses, I saw them as good ways to exercise.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,241]

Surviving every week is important, so a paycheck every week is important.  

[Starlight Serenade 3,167]

It's not just about the paycheck - those years can be filled with personal growth, meaningful relationships, and contributions that make a difference. Work can provide purpose and opportunities that enrich your life beyond just earning money.

[Dreambiscuit 9,691]

If I had enough money saved up, I’d travel as much as possible and experience as many unique experiences (within moral and civilized bounds) as the world has to offer. And when I’m not travelling, I’d spend my time learning as many things as I could, mainly languages and music. I’d spend time on writing and art too because creativity is life and I can’t very well do the other things if I’m dead…that would just look weird. 

[Fluttershutter 2,453]

I've decided this working for a living thing is just not for me.