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Dec 30, 2024
3:12:48pm

Jericho Truly Addicted User

people who work after "retirement age" tend to live longer

than those who stop working at that age.

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Originally posted on Dec 30, 2024 at 3:12:48pm

Message modified by Jericho on Dec 30, 2024 at 3:13:04pm

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Jericho

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Robert Anae out at NC State

kodama

12/30/24 2:20pm

Wonder if Bronco comes calling?

cajuncoug

12/30/24 2:20pm

He should... Anae could do well at USU

Cougar TD

12/30/24 2:21pm

Has he already announced an OC?

cougarfann888

12/30/24 2:21pm

Yes

12/30/24 2:25pm

Kevin McGiven.

RootieBoy

12/30/24 2:25pm

Could retire as an analyst at BYU

puntersarepeople

12/30/24 2:23pm

He'd be such a joy to listen to

BYUFBDAD

12/30/24 2:25pm

He doesn’t mean in broadcast. An analyst like Gary Anderson

12/30/24 2:31pm

He's 66. Probably time to retire IMHO.

mudpupper

12/30/24 2:39pm

Retirement is lame. Why not work if you are able bodied?

Jericho

12/30/24 2:45pm

Why work once there is sufficient money?

12/30/24 2:49pm

To have a greater sense of purpose then to trim the bushes in the yard

runnincoug

12/30/24 2:53pm

Go find another sense of purpose

Cougar TD

12/30/24 2:55pm

Some would say shaping young men is about the best purpose you can have.

runnincoug

12/30/24 2:57pm

I was more implying to find a new way to do that, nothing wrong with working

Cougar TD

12/30/24 3:05pm

Sure, if you want. But if you like your job and find purpose in it ...

runnincoug

12/30/24 4:25pm

This quote has affected my view of work/money over the years.

12/30/24 2:54pm

I believe this and will always "work," but I hope to spend much more of my time

Still Blue

12/30/24 4:13pm

There is a link between retirement and increased risk of death

Jericho

12/30/24 2:56pm

It's probably related to the link between old age and death. 😛

12/30/24 3:10pm

people who work after "retirement age" tend to live longer

Jericho

12/30/24 3:12pm

I'm sure it depends on what one does in retirement. Sit around and look

12/30/24 3:16pm

This is true. But also partially impacted by the fact that people who are health

cougarfann888

12/30/24 3:32pm

and have less depression

runnincoug

12/30/24 4:25pm

So many more important and fun things to do than slave away for the man.

12/30/24 3:38pm

Only if you hate your job. Can't imagine feeling that way

Jericho

12/30/24 3:44pm

I had the Sunday night dread for years and years.

12/30/24 3:45pm

I don't hate my job at all, but there are many other things I could do with my time that are much more enjoyable.

12/30/24 3:51pm

Even if you don't hate your job, at some point you have to ask yourself, "Is this the best use of my remaining years on

dilbert

12/30/24 3:52pm

RE: Retirement is lame. Why not work if you are able bodied?

Gustav

12/30/24 3:58pm

Analyst would be great. Don't have to "coach" or recruit. Just break down film and help with game planning. Travel to

Spiff

12/30/24 4:06pm

Analysts do coach now they just don't recruit

cougarfann888

12/30/24 4:34pm

Could be

puntersarepeople

12/30/24 2:56pm

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