You hit the nail on the head. Lost my wife about six months ago after battling cancer for two years (she was 52)! Really done a lot of soul searching since then. I'll be out of the rat race within 5 years if not before (currently 55). Love you man! Keep preaching it!
Boy Tim, this was an eye-opening video. It really put life in perspective with the 9 lines representing 9 decades. People really think if you live until your 80s or 90s that you're going to be able to do what you are doing in your 60s and 70s. It's so true what you said in the video. I really hope people listen. I have a friend and sister in law that both died in their 50s, and they were both healthy, active women who didn't drink, smoke, and exercised every day. Both died of cancer. So you never know what cards you're dealt. Live the best life you can and keep crushing it.
Im glad my parents waited for full retirement age. If they started collecting social security at 62, they would have far less income now. They are both 82 years old now and in good health.
Two of my neighbors from my childhood died recently at 67. I tried to retire in 2022 when I moved to SC but they let me work at home with high NE salary. It's like a working vacation not having the 2 hour round trip commute and flexibility to go in the pool at lunch time, sleep 8 hours and play with my dog during the day. It's no longer a slave job.
I’m 83 and look back fondly to 75 when I was still working (not a prison job because I worked for myself). Now have an essential tremor with my hands and an arthritic hip. But still doing well.
Hey Tim! I’m 72 & still kicking. I know an 80 yr old that works at a Nursing Home as a CNA & can work circle s around some of those young ones. Just saying! Age is only a number to me, but u have to treat your body good & stay healthy. 🙃
@@Bubba-wx7lp She is a female, she takes care of Special Needs residents, which one of them is my daughter in her unit.. not all Nursing Homes just have elderly residence
Many people start falling and breaking their bones from their 60s.and up. Some of my older friends are losing their balance and breaking their wrisks, elbows, and hips. It does change what one is able to do. That's why I am a believer in taking SS at 62.
@@rglynch2 0 to 73.5 is fact. 65 to 82 is fact. Depends on your starting age as it relates to statistics. Most people here are older, so the second figure is the more accurate measurement.
I agree with you 100% Tim . As a retired Medic, I personally have seen life expectancy increase in the last 20 years. When I first started in EMS, the "older" patients were 73-75 y/o. When I retired 2 years ago (at age 58) my average age for an "older" patient was 85 y/o. My older patients were 92,93 & my oldest patient was 102. So we are living longer in general. I believe each individual needs to see what's the income stream with SS at whatever age they decide to start collecting . At age 62 you will have a decrease in the SS income of 30% for the remainder of your life, so it's important to understand this shortfall of $ & how it will affect your bottom line over the course of your remaining years. Also, keep in mind that at age 65 if you don't sign up for Medicare, you will have a penalty applied once you do sign up and that too will last for the remaining years. Safe Travels. P.S. Keep moving physically, the worst thing to do is retire from life!
According to the Society of Actuaries (SOA), a 65-year-old man in average health has a 55% chance of living to age 85, while a 65-year-old woman has a 65% chance. However, the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 81 for women and 76 for men, which applies to people from birth and not those who have already reached age 65 (that's the key, the AVERAGE expectancy is from birth). Also: According to Statista, the life expectancy for men aged 65 in the U.S. has been increasing since the 1960s, and men can now expect to live an average of 17 more years. Women aged 65 can expect to live an average of 19.7 more years. All this being said, your point about quality of life is well taken - even if you live into your 80s, you can expect a decline in the quality of your life in your last few years, so it's best to do some living as soon as reasonably possible given your situation. Keep crushing it Tim!
I hear ya on the going to the doctor part. I got some blood work back in January. First time in quite a while. Everything was good. The young guy who took my blood was surprised I was 53. I’ve been regretfully putting off the prostate/colon screenings I should have had done. My best friend got prostate cancer at 42 years old. It’s taken care of and he’s cancer free, but very scary to happen to a 42 year old guy that looks 25 and has never smoked, drank or done any of that once in his life and has a pretty good diet.
Colon cancer is one of the few cancers that is preventable through colonoscopy and other test. It’s just easy to put off these test before it’s too late.
I'm Gen X, you're talking about Millennials. You have to take care of your body, mentally, physically, and spiritually - there's still no guarantee. I'd say a Mediterranean diet, along with intermittent fasting and exercise will help you live a long and healthy life. I live a modest life, banking and investing as much as possible so I can retire at 60!
It's all a stance of personal perspective on long term livelihood. The flip side of the coin delaying social security for a few years past 62 is enough to Never need a side hustle but be fully retired. Delay for a few years past 62 while still healthy is a better option than side hustling to make ends meet in a state of elderly decrepitness old and weak (suffering to survive) imo.
Your mindset in this video is exactly how my husband and I think. He will be 63 and I’ll be 61 this year. He has been retired for 2yrs. We have not looked back. We are debt free. Thinking about buying an RV and see the US. You have inspired us for sure.
Sorry if I’m getting personal, but I don’t recall you discussing how long old your parents lived to be? You’re in pretty good shape and health and youthful for someone that’s 65. My mom just turned 72 and is still going fine. My dad died at 56 I think? Of lung cancer. He was a smoker. That’s only 3 years older than I am now. His brother died literally on his 47th birthday. Neither took as good of care of themselves as I do. They both smoked cigarettes till they died. Drank alcohol daily. I do neither. And I’m glad you mention alcohol. We’re taught that alcohol is okay as long as you’re 21. And you’re even made to feel a fool if you don’t drink alcohol at least socially. I do not. I haven’t had an alcoholic drink since I was 15 years old. Literally not even a sip. I may have taken some alcoholic cough medicine on accident, which I don’t prefer to take if it’s got alcohol. Anyway, sorry for spam posting. I tend to add more thoughts and chat back as I go through the video. 😅
Provided you enjoy working, good health and low stress, have a purpose and friends at work, having earned lots of vacation time, making great money… keep working at least till full retirement age. At that point you will be able to get Medicare and a stronger monthly SSI check, a beefier pension or 401k if you have one…and you’ll have no limits on side hustle earnings.
I just walked 10k steps and I am now taking a water break. I try to keep that ticker in good shape. I believe 62 is the best time to take Social Security. I can tell the difference in my body every ten years. It's an adjustment for sure. I ran track and cross country in high school. I continued to run/jog in my 20s and 30s. In my forties, I started walking. I've been walking ever since. I try to walk 3 times a week. It is good to stay active and stay away from processed foods as much as possible. I have noticed younger generations seem to be more obese. It's a struggle to watch calories and to stay healthy no matter what your age!
When social security runs out and they cut your check by 30% your $1700 turn into $1190. Producing videos 3 times a day every day isn't a prison job? What happens if you don't produce any videos?
Hi Tim Your primary care doctor would have mentioned if your blood sugar was high or out of normal range after your bloodwork at your physical. Agree with others probably fatigue from all the travel. If you continue to have issues get checked out to make sure. Take care🙂
I retired a little early due to circumstances. Tim’s videos helped me come to grips with my decision. I love to work and loved my job. I definitely made the right / BEST choice by NOT waiting. Do what works best for you. Good luck 🍀
LOL, I just saw that reel about the squares over on IG. That really gives a life perspective, huh? I turn 58 in July and it's my 40th high-school reunion this year. Crazy fast.
Tim, I think you’re probably just “Hungover” from the drive. That’s a lot of driving for anybody in just a few days time and that’s enough to deplete anyone who isn’t conditioned to driving about 2000-2500 miles in just a few days time. Someone who drives for a living is probably conditioned to that with little fatigue or after effects. I don’t think you’re experiencing anything more than just the natural fatigue and car lag from the long drives.😎
Exactly. Long haul truckers call it "White line fever" It's actually highway hypnosis, that gets worse the longer sleep deprived. Hypnosis is a altered state of awareness. Wiki Pedia does a very interesting look at it.
Love that line ST....they gotta get a new battery so they get a new truck! Rather drive one with 200k miles...love it. Exactly what we do drive to beater Toyotas for in town...love not having car payments. Great video!
🤠 Ya didn't have jet lag. You pushed it too hard,then, extremely tired, you drove into the storm. The slang from truckers is "White line fever" They have all had to punch through like that, but when you don't need too, especially when inexperienced with larger combination vehicles, stop and sleep. This is to help people stay safe out there. The clinical name for it , is "Highway hypnosis" And Wiki Pedia does a very interesting look at it. Hypnosis is a altered state of awareness,that gets worse when sleep deprived. Stay alive,sleep when tired.
You think you're a prisoner? Try living your life confined in a body that doesn't work properly. I'm trapped in a body that 90% of my bones fused solid. I haven't been able to reach my feet since I was 11 years. Now I can't even touch my head. I can't walk. I can't work. I can't climb stairs. I can't reach farther than my keyboard. I've been stuck in a wheelchair and can't even push myself because my shoulders are fused into their sockets. I can't drive a car, can't turn my head, and constantly experience severe pain. To add insult to injury was diagnosed with cancer in 2017. It advanced to stage 4 in 2019. I'm 61 now. You think you're a prisoner? LOL., don't make me laugh.
Blessings my friend ! It’s amazing how many people take their health for granted . I have health issues myself, but I feel blessed & grateful that I can walk … so I do! Hope you have a pleasant day. Thanks for putting things in perspective!
For those contemplating delaying retirement, Take a few visits to Skilled nursing facilities before deciding to work longer, your life $ savings may end up there, The quality of life you lose between 62 and 70 may be very great.
Good point but also remember there is alot of difference between the pay nursing homes(not sure that’s the right term) and the nursing homes for people with no money and just SS. I deliver to various ones in my city and the difference is night and day and it’s very sad. You wouldn’t wish that on anyone.
@@michaeltheveny5270 I think you said it correctly the nursing homes for the destitute vs. private nursing homes for the affluent or people with money.
Most will never have the money needed per month to reside in private nursing care. Whatever amount I can save, The home would get it all. Room type 2016 2024 2030 Semiprivate room $82,128 $107,146 $127,938 Private room $92,376 $120,304 $143,649
Tim black coffee is the way, once you get a taste for it , you will not go back. The McD coffee is really quite good black. try this for a healthy choice. and it actually tastes better .
It looks like there are quite a few mobile RV wash/detailing services in Bullhead City. I think it's worth it, if it's not convenient to pack up & go to a car wash. It sure is nice when the rig is all cleaned up.
Also, health is wealth! What good is a mini mansion, Lamborghini, and a few thousand in the bank if you are laying on a slab down at the morgue? Exercising and eating right is more important in senior, or approaching senior age, than ever! Great video!
My wife and I were 2 years from having our house paid off when she decided she wanted a divorce. She got the house I ended up starting over again in an apartment at age 57. Oh well. I've learned that even with a life partner, you can't count on them.
At 65 you urinate a lot and get tired more easily. Probably nothing to worry about. But I agree, age 65 to 73 has got to be the very best that you can make it. i.e. not working unless you really love it. Being "free" does take some getting used to. We are programmed to not enjoy doing anything we want, or for that matter doing nothing at all. Society looks down on that.
Tim I turned 62 March 1st in August I'm going to apply for SSA and I should get my first check November December this year... I'll be crushing it too...😮🎉
Women live longer because they have two 'Y' chromosomes. One can replace other if damage occurs. Males have 'XY'. If one goes bad loss that chromosome function and increases earlier death possibility.
Tim, this video is one of your top three educational teachings of all time. You definitely crushed it. What you're saying are just facts. But as usual some people just don't want to hear it because they're to in debt.
I had no symptoms for diabetes when a np decided to test me with an A1c. I was borderline. That was in '13. In '16 I was diagnosed diabetic. I was in my early 60's. It changes your life and you have to watch carefully what and how much you eat. At times it can be very frustrating because almost everything in our food has carbs. I have been able to control it fairly well with how I eat. Fortunately, I am not on pills or insulin, thank God. I refuse to let it get to that. Please keep a watch on your health in that regard and the amount of carbs you eat. My sister is not diabetic so I don't really understand it. My folks lived until 92 and I want to live as long. Take care of your health..also daily exercise is very important no matter our age.
Tim you're right increased urination and feeling tired are symptoms of diabetes. So is increased thirst, feeling really hot, or cold and clammy. Go get checked. Just found out I have it.
I don’t have those other symptoms. I think I was jetlagged and stressed from worrying about a 7000 pound trailer behind me for five days. I went to the gym today and had a great workout. Feeling pretty good. However, I’ll keep an eye on it. The only doctor I can see is 2500 miles away ha ha i’m on the disadvantage plan remember 😎
One of your best Videos yet. You have 63.4 k followers because you're positive and those disagreeing with you are negative with No Followers. I know why im here 👍🙏🏻💪💪💪
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Right on Tim! It's not about how many years you have left in your life, it's about how much life you have left in those years!
You hit the nail on the head. Lost my wife about six months ago after battling cancer for two years (she was 52)! Really done a lot of soul searching since then. I'll be out of the rat race within 5 years if not before (currently 55). Love you man! Keep preaching it!
Boy Tim, this was an eye-opening video. It really put life in perspective with the 9 lines representing 9 decades. People really think if you live until your 80s or 90s that you're going to be able to do what you are doing in your 60s and 70s. It's so true what you said in the video. I really hope people listen.
I have a friend and sister in law that both died in their 50s, and they were both healthy, active women who didn't drink, smoke, and exercised every day. Both died of cancer. So you never know what cards you're dealt. Live the best life you can and keep crushing it.
Im glad my parents waited for full retirement age. If they started collecting social security at 62, they would have far less income now. They are both 82 years old now and in good health.
Two of my neighbors from my childhood died recently at 67. I tried to retire in 2022 when I moved to SC but they let me work at home with high NE salary. It's like a working vacation not having the 2 hour round trip commute and flexibility to go in the pool at lunch time, sleep 8 hours and play with my dog during the day. It's no longer a slave job.
I’m 83 and look back fondly to 75 when I was still working (not a prison job because I worked for myself). Now have an essential tremor with my hands and an arthritic hip. But still doing well.
@Harry Hang in there brother!!!
Harry, I think my Dad is starting to get tremors too, he's 79.
Hey Tim! I’m 72 & still kicking. I know an 80 yr old that works at a Nursing Home as a CNA & can work circle s around some of those young ones. Just saying! Age is only a number to me, but u have to treat your body good & stay healthy. 🙃
If that's a 80 yr old male, pretty rare.
One 80 yr old male in a retirement home,is surrounded by 20 80+ yr old females.
Just the way it is....
@@Bubba-wx7lp She is a female, she takes care of Special Needs residents, which one of them is my daughter in her unit.. not all Nursing Homes just have elderly residence
Good for her!
There are always exceptions, but it's a outlier.
As a retired airline pilot I can say jet lag is real. Always had to plan sleep and activity carefully to be properly rested to work the flights.
Hey Tim...agree 💯. The older I get, the less important "stuff" is and the more important life, people, experiences are. Thanks for the reminder.
Tim where are you getting 73?
For females, the average 65-year-old can expect to live to 86 years old, and males can expect to live to 83.
Many people start falling and breaking their bones from their 60s.and up. Some of my older friends are losing their balance and breaking their wrisks, elbows, and hips. It does change what one is able to do. That's why I am a believer in taking SS at 62.
Your Wrong..
@@PositiveMommaLife I must have missed it. Where?
@PositiveMommaLife CDC shows 73.5 for someone born today. I'm sure every source has a different number.
@@rglynch2 0 to 73.5 is fact. 65 to 82 is fact. Depends on your starting age as it relates to statistics. Most people here are older, so the second figure is the more accurate measurement.
I agree with you 100% Tim . As a retired Medic, I personally have seen life expectancy increase in the last 20 years. When I first started in EMS, the "older" patients were 73-75 y/o. When I retired 2 years ago (at age 58) my average age for an "older" patient was 85 y/o. My older patients were 92,93 & my oldest patient was 102. So we are living longer in general. I believe each individual needs to see what's the income stream with SS at whatever age they decide to start collecting . At age 62 you will have a decrease in the SS income of 30% for the remainder of your life, so it's important to understand this shortfall of $ & how it will affect your bottom line over the course of your remaining years. Also, keep in mind that at age 65 if you don't sign up for Medicare, you will have a penalty applied once you do sign up and that too will last for the remaining years. Safe Travels. P.S. Keep moving physically, the worst thing to do is retire from life!
According to the Society of Actuaries (SOA), a 65-year-old man in average health has a 55% chance of living to age 85, while a 65-year-old woman has a 65% chance. However, the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 81 for women and 76 for men, which applies to people from birth and not those who have already reached age 65 (that's the key, the AVERAGE expectancy is from birth).
Also: According to Statista, the life expectancy for men aged 65 in the U.S. has been increasing since the 1960s, and men can now expect to live an average of 17 more years. Women aged 65 can expect to live an average of 19.7 more years.
All this being said, your point about quality of life is well taken - even if you live into your 80s, you can expect a decline in the quality of your life in your last few years, so it's best to do some living as soon as reasonably possible given your situation. Keep crushing it Tim!
"All we are is dust in the wind"
🎶Now don’t hang on, Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky, It slips away, And all your money won’t another minute buy🎶😎
Not true tho
I hear ya on the going to the doctor part. I got some blood work back in January. First time in quite a while. Everything was good. The young guy who took my blood was surprised I was 53.
I’ve been regretfully putting off the prostate/colon screenings I should have had done. My best friend got prostate cancer at 42 years old. It’s taken care of and he’s cancer free, but very scary to happen to a 42 year old guy that looks 25 and has never smoked, drank or done any of that once in his life and has a pretty good diet.
Colon cancer is one of the few cancers that is preventable through colonoscopy and other test. It’s just easy to put off these test before it’s too late.
Get your PSA tested. Simple blood test.
Get the colonoscopy,you won't feel anything,they put you to sleep.
Trust me on that...
I'm Gen X, you're talking about Millennials. You have to take care of your body, mentally, physically, and spiritually - there's still no guarantee. I'd say a Mediterranean diet, along with intermittent fasting and exercise will help you live a long and healthy life. I live a modest life, banking and investing as much as possible so I can retire at 60!
It's all a stance of personal perspective on long term livelihood. The flip side of the coin delaying social security for a few years past 62 is enough to Never need a side hustle but be fully retired.
Delay for a few years past 62 while still healthy is a better option than side hustling to make ends meet in a state of elderly decrepitness old and weak (suffering to survive) imo.
$700 is gonna make the difference? I don’t think so. And what is five years of your life worth? Respectfully, I could not disagree more. 😎
I see your perspective Tim, keep up your excellent adventures and Crush It!
@@SarasotaTim tim is right
Your mindset in this video is exactly how my husband and I think. He will be 63 and I’ll be 61 this year. He has been retired for 2yrs. We have not looked back. We are debt free. Thinking about buying an RV and see the US. You have inspired us for sure.
Brenda, I wish you and your husband the best! Follow your dreams so when you get to the last square you can say, you had a good one. 😎
I can remember growing up every day in school saying pledge of alligance. Not today
....and kids we taught to say Sir and Mama, please, and thank you 😉
Yeah, we had to recite the pledge daily too, but I always thought it was ironically communist like to be forced to do so
@@Prograssive really, do you know what it's like to live in a communist country. Go live in N. Korea and tell us how it compares.
I got the popcorn ready for these comments 😎
I truly appreciate you sharing that 90 square lifetime concept! At 64, it resonates! Live your best life baby!!!!😊
Sorry if I’m getting personal, but I don’t recall you discussing how long old your parents lived to be? You’re in pretty good shape and health and youthful for someone that’s 65. My mom just turned 72 and is still going fine. My dad died at 56 I think? Of lung cancer. He was a smoker. That’s only 3 years older than I am now. His brother died literally on his 47th birthday. Neither took as good of care of themselves as I do. They both smoked cigarettes till they died. Drank alcohol daily. I do neither.
And I’m glad you mention alcohol. We’re taught that alcohol is okay as long as you’re 21. And you’re even made to feel a fool if you don’t drink alcohol at least socially. I do not. I haven’t had an alcoholic drink since I was 15 years old. Literally not even a sip. I may have taken some alcoholic cough medicine on accident, which I don’t prefer to take if it’s got alcohol.
Anyway, sorry for spam posting. I tend to add more thoughts and chat back as I go through the video. 😅
Just love this video! You're absolutely correct!
Provided you enjoy working, good health and low stress, have a purpose and friends at work, having earned lots of vacation time, making great money… keep working at least till full retirement age. At that point you will be able to get Medicare and a stronger monthly SSI check, a beefier pension or 401k if you have one…and you’ll have no limits on side hustle earnings.
I just walked 10k steps and I am now taking a water break. I try to keep that ticker in good shape. I believe 62 is the best time to take Social Security. I can tell the difference in my body every ten years. It's an adjustment for sure. I ran track and cross country in high school. I continued to run/jog in my 20s and 30s. In my forties, I started walking. I've been walking ever since. I try to walk 3 times a week. It is good to stay active and stay away from processed foods as much as possible. I have noticed younger generations seem to be more obese. It's a struggle to watch calories and to stay healthy no matter what your age!
Good advice
You…Carollee are definitely CRUSHING IT! Keep it up and I know you will as you have been doing all your life. 👍😎
Life is short, you are right. We dont have forever at this point. Yes its flying by fast.😊😊
There's something relaxing about listening to Tim.
When social security runs out and they cut your check by 30% your $1700 turn into $1190. Producing videos 3 times a day every day isn't a prison job? What happens if you don't produce any videos?
What happens if your crystal ball is wrong? 😎
I’m sorry Tim but all of this parking lot camping is boring to me. I’m out.
he loves 50 dolars a week
bye!
@@commonsense6967 he travels freely around the country and does whatever he wants...and what do you do? go to work?
@@gradylucas5265 yes. I work. I own my own business and do my part for society. I’m no parasite. Are you?
@@DragonFly2845 DragonBreath are you...envious ole Tim is free and you're a prisoner...Lol yep, that's what we figured, now get back to work, slave
Hi Tim Your primary care doctor would have mentioned if your blood sugar was high or out of normal range after your bloodwork at your physical. Agree with others probably fatigue from all the travel. If you continue to have issues get checked out to make sure. Take care🙂
Great, great, great video Tim.
I retired a little early due to circumstances. Tim’s videos helped me come to grips with my decision. I love to work and loved my job. I definitely made the right / BEST choice by NOT waiting. Do what works best for you. Good luck 🍀
Bellagio is where the fountains are.
LOL, I just saw that reel about the squares over on IG. That really gives a life perspective, huh? I turn 58 in July and it's my 40th high-school reunion this year. Crazy fast.
See! There ya go. It flys by. 😎
@SarasotaTim Yes, it does. Hits harder the older you get. My daughter is turning 23. Blink of an eye. Great video. I'm still watching. 😉
83 not 73
Tim, I think you’re probably just “Hungover” from the drive. That’s a lot of driving for anybody in just a few days time and that’s enough to deplete anyone who isn’t conditioned to driving about 2000-2500 miles in just a few days time. Someone who drives for a living is probably conditioned to that with little fatigue or after effects.
I don’t think you’re experiencing anything more than just the natural fatigue and car lag from the long drives.😎
Exactly.
Long haul truckers call it "White line fever"
It's actually highway hypnosis, that gets worse the longer sleep deprived.
Hypnosis is a altered state of awareness.
Wiki Pedia does a very interesting look at it.
Tim what is the difference between worldly wisdom and God's wisdom? God's is superior
Great video Tim 👍👍👍👍
Love that line ST....they gotta get a new battery so they get a new truck! Rather drive one with 200k miles...love it. Exactly what we do drive to beater Toyotas for in town...love not having car payments. Great video!
Tim, 39:57 "Everything is a gimmick"!! You are spot on!!
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Ya didn't have jet lag.
You pushed it too hard,then, extremely tired, you drove into the storm.
The slang from truckers is "White line fever"
They have all had to punch through like that, but when you don't need too, especially when inexperienced with larger combination vehicles, stop and sleep.
This is to help people stay safe out there.
The clinical name for it , is "Highway hypnosis"
And Wiki Pedia does a very interesting look at it.
Hypnosis is a altered state of awareness,that gets worse when sleep deprived.
Stay alive,sleep when tired.
You think you're a prisoner? Try living your life confined in a body that doesn't work properly. I'm trapped in a body that 90% of my bones fused solid. I haven't been able to reach my feet since I was 11 years. Now I can't even touch my head. I can't walk. I can't work. I can't climb stairs. I can't reach farther than my keyboard. I've been stuck in a wheelchair and can't even push myself because my shoulders are fused into their sockets. I can't drive a car, can't turn my head, and constantly experience severe pain. To add insult to injury was diagnosed with cancer in 2017. It advanced to stage 4 in 2019. I'm 61 now.
You think you're a prisoner? LOL., don't make me laugh.
Blessings my friend ! It’s amazing how many people take their health for granted . I have health issues myself, but I feel blessed & grateful that I can walk … so I do! Hope you have a pleasant day. Thanks for putting things in perspective!
For those contemplating delaying retirement, Take a few visits to Skilled nursing facilities before deciding to work longer, your life $ savings may end up there, The quality of life you lose between 62 and 70 may be very great.
I think there is a fine balance between having enough money to last and enjoying the years you have left.
Good point but also remember there is alot of difference between the pay nursing homes(not sure that’s the right term) and the nursing homes for people with no money and just SS. I deliver to various ones in my city and the difference is night and day and it’s very sad. You wouldn’t wish that on anyone.
News reports of residents getting abused
@@michaeltheveny5270 I think you said it correctly the nursing homes for the destitute vs. private nursing homes for the affluent or people with money.
Most will never have the money needed per month to reside in private nursing care. Whatever amount I can save, The home would get it all.
Room type 2016 2024 2030
Semiprivate room $82,128 $107,146 $127,938
Private room $92,376 $120,304 $143,649
Man I hope you come back through Oklahoma I want to meet you
Tim black coffee is the way, once you get a taste for it , you will not go back. The McD coffee is really quite good black. try this for a healthy choice. and it actually tastes better .
Ok. 👍 😎
Once you go black
Love the name Human Bean ; so creative! Nice touch with the beans on top. Enjoy it!
This is a great visual...really brings it home.at how fast life is going!
Just curious,why not make coffee in your camper?
I do. 😎
It looks like there are quite a few mobile RV wash/detailing services in Bullhead City. I think it's worth it, if it's not convenient to pack up & go to a car wash. It sure is nice when the rig is all cleaned up.
Did you search Miss Cindy? I will search. And have someone come out ASAP. 😎
@@SarasotaTim yes, I searched "mobile rv wash bullhead city az"
@@SarasotaTim yes, I searched "mobile rv wash bullhead city az"
@@SarasotaTim yes, I searched - mobile rv wash bullhead city az
Also, health is wealth! What good is a mini mansion, Lamborghini, and a few thousand in the bank if you are laying on a slab down at the morgue? Exercising and eating right is more important in senior, or approaching senior age, than ever! Great video!
Tim you’re at the casino a while? Have it sent to reception at the hotel as a hotel guest.
People get to do what they choose...I agree with your personal choices, but people have freedom to do as they want.
Of course they do always have. 😎
Where is your Montreal steak seasons?
Wish I didn’t know now…What I didn’t know then. Against the Wind, still running against the wind…🤷🏼♀️
Armour all cleaner and protectant
My wife and I were 2 years from having our house paid off when she decided she wanted a divorce. She got the house I ended up starting over again in an apartment at age 57. Oh well. I've learned that even with a life partner, you can't count on them.
I feel ya, but with God all things are possible. Keep the faith my friend it’s all gonna work out you’ll see. 😎
Great Stuff Tim 🔥
Chocolate covered cashews are very good
Tim,koncked it out of the park again, top 10 video ,Crushed !
Your spot on about the young ones now days , selfish entitled antisocial and lazy ,, mankind is in fast decay !!
Hey, that chocolate covered bean had a face on it!
Keep enjoying your life Tim. We are only here for a short time.
great video as always
Even smaller than the mist Tim "....it is but a VAPOR...." Thank you sir keep up the good work..
I don't look at statistics or what they say average life length is. I look at the funeral home obits!
From 80 to 90, you’re not out there jumping rope. But you could be the president.
Hahaha he’s not the one running the show you know. 😎
LOL!!
@@SarasotaTim That we already know. I’ve seen an uptick on the attacks on you. That can only mean you’re over the target.
Your right. It does cost to work. Insurance alone is necessary.
I only see 70 circles.😮
nobody rides in the back.
Someone might have had those seats out before
Great video today.....brother in law just died heart attack..58
Bob Wells of Cheap RV Living in one his recent videos described a job as a “prison job”.
I like Bob 😊
OH NO! The haters will now go after Bob! That term hurts their wee little feelings.
Love of money is the root of all evils
The Spere at night Tim~ look it up
At 65 you urinate a lot and get tired more easily. Probably nothing to worry about. But I agree, age 65 to 73 has got to be the very best that you can make it. i.e. not working unless you really love it. Being "free" does take some getting used to. We are programmed to not enjoy doing anything we want, or for that matter doing nothing at all. Society looks down on that.
Absolutely ST! Top 2 gimmicks, Car Stealerships and Pest Control.. always a infestation; praying on women's fears. Scam Artists.
I enjoy the longer videos too. 😊
Number of deaths for leading causes of death
Heart disease: 695,547
Cancer: 605,213
COVID-19: 416,893
Accidents (unintentional injuries): 224,935
Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 162,890
Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 142,342
Alzheimer’s disease: 119,399
Diabetes: 103,294
Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis : 56,585
Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis: 54,358
Do the black.
Keep Preaching brother!!
I love it!! Everything you said is the exact truth!!
Enjoyed this video! Thanks for helping us think outside the box and thinking 62 and not tied to debt😊
Great video, Tim. Very informative, inspiring, and sobering at the same time.
Repeat
Everyone gets to be young … not everyone is lucky enough to grow old.
Yes. 😎
Tim I turned 62 March 1st in August I'm going to apply for SSA and I should get my first check November December this year... I'll be crushing it too...😮🎉
Looking at cell phones puts me asleep. Glare/high contrast situations.
Man up and drink it black.
Almost there. 🤣😎
@@SarasotaTim it's better for you.
Exactly RIGHT when seeing a collision, STOP RUBBER NECKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Causes MORE ACCIDENTS!!
Women live longer because they have two 'Y' chromosomes. One can replace other if damage occurs. Males have 'XY'. If one goes bad loss that chromosome function and increases earlier death possibility.
Great video
Tim, this video is one of your top three educational teachings of all time. You definitely crushed it. What you're saying are just facts. But as usual some people just don't want to hear it because they're to in debt.
My old Army buddy, son of Ed Big Daddy Royh(Rat Fink) you can mail coffee to 592 Pala Verde BHC, he will run it over to you! FYI Charlie Ray
Email me at sarasotatim@mail.com and we can talk I appreciate that.👍😎
Amen ❤ great message. Bible teaching in this one. Thank you 😊
Enjoy sunrise..coffee..birds..etc...come on people
I had no symptoms for diabetes when a np decided to test me with an A1c. I was borderline. That was in '13. In '16 I was diagnosed diabetic. I was in my early 60's. It changes your life and you have to watch carefully what and how much you eat. At times it can be very frustrating because almost everything in our food has carbs. I have been able to control it fairly well with how I eat. Fortunately, I am not on pills or insulin, thank God. I refuse to let it get to that. Please keep a watch on your health in that regard and the amount of carbs you eat. My sister is not diabetic so I don't really understand it. My folks lived until 92 and I want to live as long. Take care of your health..also daily exercise is very important no matter our age.
Tim I get it! Truth......This is right on
Prostate issues can cause you to urinate a lot and wake up go to do #1.
Human beans here in Oregon too
Best video ever😊😊😊
Tim you're right increased urination and feeling tired are symptoms of diabetes. So is increased thirst, feeling really hot, or cold and clammy. Go get checked. Just found out I have it.
I don’t have those other symptoms. I think I was jetlagged and stressed from worrying about a 7000 pound trailer behind me for five days. I went to the gym today and had a great workout. Feeling pretty good. However, I’ll keep an eye on it. The only doctor I can see is 2500 miles away ha ha i’m on the disadvantage plan remember 😎
Tim B. Your A Huge ASSET For Us Followers!! Crush it..
One of your best Videos yet. You have 63.4 k followers because you're positive and those disagreeing with you are negative with No Followers. I know why im here 👍🙏🏻💪💪💪