Frank and Ernest by Thaves for September 30, 2011
September 29, 2011
October 01, 2011
Transcript:
Wall St. Journal Frank: "We believe taking the fast lane on the highway of life just gets you to the exit ramp sooner."
solarrhino about 13 years ago
Sadly, this isn’t generally true. The higher your social status, the longer you live. For example, see longevity.about.com/od/researchandmedicine/a/hierarchy.htm.
Superfrog about 13 years ago
longevity.about.com says I should live to be 95 but my financial adviser says I can only live to be 87.
sparkplug54 about 13 years ago
Mr Thaves has hit the nail on the head again.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 13 years ago
the higher the social status and therefore the higher income , I would say, makes the best medical care accessible . but sometimes the quality of life is not so good, albeit extended
knoahu about 13 years ago
Two comments:@ the strip – That’s my whole philosophy of life …seriously!@ nighthawks – 100% true. Basic but always worth saying.
angelfiredragon about 13 years ago
Just remember, high income and quality of life does not necessarily mean its fast or slow. I know some poor slow folks who will probably live to be a 100 because they have no stress and nothing to worry about. Same goes the other way I know very well off people that are high stress, low sleep and have constant medical problems because they can’t take it easy.