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Randy's What Would You Do Question - May 9th

Randy Parker
in BGP Break Room

Travel for the rest of your life or stay in your home state? 18 members have voted

  1. 1. Travel for the rest of your life or stay in your home state?

    • Travel for the rest of your life
      38%
      7
    • Stay in your home state for the rest of your life
      61%
      11

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You are forced to do one of the following two things:

 

1) Travel for the rest of your life, only staying in one place for a maximum of six months.

 

Or

 

2) Stay in your home state for the rest of your life.

If I didn't have grandkids nearby I would do the travel stuff. However, it isn't staying in "Kentucky" as much as being near the grandkids. I love Kentucky, so I would be happy.

If I was single. I'd take the every 6 months. However I'm not, so KYforever

If I'm traveling, am I already retired with plenty of money?

I refused to relocate for work my entire career turning down several promotions, so I'd like to say I'd stay in KY. However, if I'm retired I wouldn't mind traveling the world.

If money isn't an issue, I'm traveling.

Travel as long as kids and family can go too.

I'm staying. Moving and uprooting kids is not easy. Been there, done that. Hardest thing I ever did and the most difficult time in my life. Whenever I hear that someone has to move/relocate, my heart breaks a little for them. Not because I will miss that person, but because I know how hard it is to leave your world behind, and start over.

I'm down for traveling. Sign me up! I can always come back and visit.

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