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insitelol
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Kamikater2
4 Posts
On October 06 2016 06:14 andrewlt wrote: And as said many times by people old enough to be married, wedding planning is very difficult. If that's the best date they can get, $10k is an acceptable cost. If SK taxes are like France's, that's $2-4k maybe? Quick check: https://www.justlanded.de/english/South-Korea/South-Korea-Guide/Money/Income-tax Depending on how much he earns something between 20-35% of the money goes to taxes (don't know if they have to pay for healthcare or something similar as well). Not to forget that the travel to Blizzcon also takes away some of the 10K$. My wedding with 100 people did already cost around 5K EUR and I think our wedding was probably fairly cheap. (The Caterer was a friend of the family so lower prices, we bought the beverages ourselves, etc.pp.) Ok, things like dress and ring you have anyway no matter if you move it or not, but the rest is normally not fully refundable, or not refundable at all. And believe me, if you ever plan your wedding just slightly bigger than just grab something to eat together with your parents afterwards, you will never ever move the wedding date just a month or two before the wedding!  | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
On October 06 2016 03:23 eviltomahawk wrote: Y'all kids need to get married or get involved in wedding planning my parents had a total of 4 people at their wedding. themselves and two other people to sign papers as witnesses or whatever it is my parents never had the time or money to do those ridiculous, expensive, formal and useless events. however, my parents are still married 30 some years later and aren't divorced like many people these days maybe it's a cultural thing to blow stupid sums of money on a senseless ceremony, but my parents could never afford that. so you tell me :/ edit: of course if he's going to forgo $10k to save $30k, then yes that makes sense. though to me spending that much on a wedding is wasteful and unnecessary. different cultures, different money. me personally i'll never be a position to splurge $30k over something as hollow as a wedding ceremony. | ||
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rotta
5589 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:27 Incognoto wrote: maybe it's a cultural thing to blow stupid sums of money on a senseless ceremony, but my parents could never afford that. But they would have had they afforded it? I know I wouldn't, but I'm a really bad consumer anyway. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:40 rotta wrote: But they would have had they afforded it? I know I wouldn't, but I'm a really bad consumer anyway. they probably COULD afford it if they had really wanted to, but it would have required making sacrifices in other areas which they weren't willing to go through. i'm sure that refusing to cash $10k (which is a ridiculous sum of money) would have been one of those. it's not like anyone cared. weddings are supposed to be meaningful for two people, fuck everyone else really. | ||
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Thax
Belgium1060 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:27 Incognoto wrote: my parents had a total of 4 people at their wedding. themselves and two other people to sign papers as witnesses or whatever it is my parents never had the time or money to do those ridiculous, expensive, formal and useless events. however, my parents are still married 30 some years later and aren't divorced like many people these days maybe it's a cultural thing to blow stupid sums of money on a senseless ceremony, but my parents could never afford that. so you tell me :/ edit: of course if he's going to forgo $10k to save $30k, then yes that makes sense. though to me spending that much on a wedding is wasteful and unnecessary. different cultures, different money. me personally i'll never be a position to splurge $30k over something as hollow as a wedding ceremony. Even if you do have a "big" wedding 30k is ridiculous IMO. My sister's wedding last year didn't cost anywhere near that and they had a wedding with the works. 100 invites, dinner, other catering, open bar with waitstaff, a dj, live saxophonist (to improvise over the dj set, the effect was great), professional photographer, gifts for the guests. They planned and organised everything themselves. It was one of the best parties I've ever been too, which I can't say about too many weddings. | ||
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aeligos
United States172 Posts
On October 04 2016 11:20 Pontius Pirate wrote: How much would you give up for love? Ultimatums kill relationships. An ultimatum was likely issued by this female ("me or blizzcon"). If so, I feel really bad for hydra. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18420 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:27 Incognoto wrote: my parents had a total of 4 people at their wedding. themselves and two other people to sign papers as witnesses or whatever it is my parents never had the time or money to do those ridiculous, expensive, formal and useless events. however, my parents are still married 30 some years later and aren't divorced like many people these days maybe it's a cultural thing to blow stupid sums of money on a senseless ceremony, but my parents could never afford that. so you tell me :/ edit: of course if he's going to forgo $10k to save $30k, then yes that makes sense. though to me spending that much on a wedding is wasteful and unnecessary. different cultures, different money. me personally i'll never be a position to splurge $30k over something as hollow as a wedding ceremony. You don't need to spend ton of money to have a good or big wedding. Biggest point for saying no to blizzcon was surely not of monetary reasons. His friends and relatives all planned to come to this date. You can't put a value to time. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On October 06 2016 21:15 aeligos wrote: Ultimatums kill relationships. An ultimatum was likely issued by this female ("me or blizzcon"). If so, I feel really bad for hydra. speculation is a funny thing Why is it more likely that "this female" is responsible than Hydra just places more value on his wedding than on Blizzcon? | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
On October 06 2016 21:27 sharkie wrote: You don't need to spend ton of money to have a good or big wedding. Biggest point for saying no to blizzcon was surely not of monetary reasons. His friends and relatives all planned to come to this date. You can't put a value to time. could've just delayed it for a month (aka planned it for december) and pocketed that juicy $10k <_< but eh, i'm not hydra's mother, he does what he wants! | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
Don't know if you can just reschedule an entire wedding easily. | ||
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Daswollvieh
5553 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:27 Incognoto wrote: my parents had a total of 4 people at their wedding. themselves and two other people to sign papers as witnesses or whatever it is my parents never had the time or money to do those ridiculous, expensive, formal and useless events. however, my parents are still married 30 some years later and aren't divorced like many people these days maybe it's a cultural thing to blow stupid sums of money on a senseless ceremony, but my parents could never afford that. so you tell me :/ I got married with 2 guests that day and a small party with friends on another day. Did cost less than 1.000 bucks. Then again, neither my wife nor me would ever want those crazy big planned weddings. And with every one of those we attend, we become even happier with our decision. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On October 06 2016 22:33 Daswollvieh wrote: I got married with 2 guests that day and a small party with friends on another day. Did cost less than 1.000 bucks. Then again, neither my wife nor me would ever want those crazy big planned weddings. And with every one of those we attend, we become even happier with our decision. My sister is having one of those big crazy weddings in February. I would never do something nearly as elaborate as her but hey it's what she wants and she's ok with spending the money. All down to preference I say. They do say it's more rewarding to spend money on experiences rather than things! | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13974 Posts
On October 05 2016 04:24 TheHumanLife wrote: and also DongRaeGu (DRG) joined army today. another player retired from sc2. Source? | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On October 06 2016 20:27 Incognoto wrote: edit: of course if he's going to forgo $10k to save $30k, then yes that makes sense. though to me spending that much on a wedding is wasteful and unnecessary. different cultures, different money. me personally i'll never be a position to splurge $30k over something as hollow as a wedding ceremony. guess we agree on something  | ||
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Jett.Jack.Alvir
Canada2250 Posts
On October 06 2016 22:59 Darkhorse wrote: My sister is having one of those big crazy weddings in February. I would never do something nearly as elaborate as her but hey it's what she wants and she's ok with spending the money. All down to preference I say. They do say it's more rewarding to spend money on experiences rather than things! Just try to remember those experiences. My wedding I got so drunk I forgot half of the reception. Our guests had a good laugh at my inebriated expense. Glad I don't remember it though, because the play-by-play reports was rather embarassing. It didn't happen if you can't remember it right? | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On October 07 2016 04:24 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote: Just try to remember those experiences. My wedding I got so drunk I forgot half of the reception. Our guests had a good laugh at my inebriated expense. Glad I don't remember it though, because the play-by-play reports was rather embarassing. It didn't happen if you can't remember it right? A motto to live by. Unless there's video evidence. Then you're screwed. | ||
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Advantageous
China1350 Posts
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CynicalDeath
Italy3410 Posts
..so WCS Circuit seeding's 7/8 places will be decided by a coin flip... bah... was a single Bo5 too much?  | ||
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Dingodile
4134 Posts
edit: I doubt you have to pay south korea taxes if you win 10k in usa. Atleast german taxes rules says so, you only pay taxes where you won. | ||
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