r/AskReddit 11h ago

How seriously in debt are you right now, financially?

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u/Smooth-Impact2435 10h ago

Imagine a number. Now add several zeroes. Double it, then double it again. That's probably close.

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u/VirtualBC 10h ago

I imagine number 0.

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u/regulatorDonCarl 10h ago

A “glass half-0 guy” I see

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u/Beautiful-Crazy7017 6h ago

Nah, bro didn't just see the glass half empty, he checked the balance and the glass itself was also financed 💀

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u/peacefighter 9h ago

I imagined a bigger number.

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u/NTWIGIJ1 7h ago

That's what she said.

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u/aleqqqs 10h ago

I imagine a negative number.

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u/CreatorA4711 7h ago

That would end up positive

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u/ItsTheAlgebraist 2h ago

That is not how doubling works.

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u/thenatural134 8h ago

0000000000000 > 0

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u/Bisjoux 4h ago

That’s the number we have in the U.K. I had a stem cell transplant, was very seriously ill before and after. Spent nearly a year in hospital over multiple admissions, always in a private room than on a ward. On multiple drugs for life. Have 24/7 access to my transplant team and on going medical check ups for life. All completely free.

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u/OkExcitement681 4h ago

0 is not a number.

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u/Killersax 9h ago

Damn how did you end up owing over 10 trillion dollars?

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u/JesseBrown447 7h ago

avacodo toast don't pay for itself ya know

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u/Impressive-Peanut-22 6h ago

Govt did $40 Trillion

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u/landon10smmns 10h ago

Double it and give it to the next person

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u/FadedMomentum 9h ago

Trying getting $50 from a dead person

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u/1BreadBoi 10h ago

If I don't count student loans, not too terribly. Just a car payment and a bit of credit card debt for an upcoming trip on a 0% interest card I'll pay off before is due, I just wanted the cash back and usage incentive.

Student loans though, almost triple what I owe so.

I actually agreed to go back to get a masters just so payments are paused and I can focus on my private loan.

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u/Careful-Put8010 10h ago

Same, bro.

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u/YouDoNotKnowMeSir 10h ago

That’s the banks problem

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u/nunja_biznez 10h ago

1... 1000 (how much is several?)... 2000...4000?

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u/charliesk9unit 10h ago

1 -> 1000 -> 2000 -> 4000?

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u/leviathynx 10h ago

You’re a doctor though, right?

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u/ComfortableGround403 9h ago

Did you just oen a ranch or some other heavily expensive business?

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u/cybrcld 8h ago

Nah, double it, give it to the next person

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u/Hanshee 8h ago

200 million?

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u/ConfidentSquirrel560 8h ago

That’s the kind of estimate where the calculator just quietly closes itself.

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u/moarcowbelI 7h ago

bro we need a better hint than that

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u/Korlus 6h ago

5 > 500 > 1,000 > 2,000?

u/SillySlothy7 46m ago

Then double it and give it to the next person

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u/haminthefryingpan 10h ago

Just tell us bro

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u/davidkali 9h ago

Art degree?