I'm curious what some of you in their 20s and early 30s (or your parents) do for a living that gives you a spare $100K to spend on CLL. Software engineering? Crypto trading? What is it?
Lol if you believe anyone's claims of wealth online. Not saying everyone is talking BS but most are.
Put it this way: in all my years on the internet, I've apparently spoken to more multi-millionaires than I have guys on minimum wage slave jobs. In fact I don't remember ever speaking to one of the latter despite them outnumbering the former group IRL by thousands to one.
As for the question, well a lot of tibia lengthening goes for 20-30k or so which is easily saveable in a couple of years on any sort of reasonable income. Internal nails can be had for $50k outside the US. Most people aren't paying $100k for LL.
I've spoken of a very easy trick before which one can use to get the money for LL -
max out your credit cards and don't pay them back. Despite what cucks on here will have you believe, the Visa and Mastercard special forces assault team won't be kicking down your door in the night and carting you off to a death camp for not paying your bills. If you're a normal enough guy with a normal enough income you can easily get 20-30k in credit, maybe more, which bridges the gap significantly between affordable and non-affordable. Don't pay it off, after 5-10 years it'll become statute barred and drop off your credit file like it never happened, and height is much more important than muh amazing credit score anyway. I've done this a couple of times in my life now, money for nothing, easy game.
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