Does this pose as some type of profundity for those of us without? You know, as we wait for for the dribble downs that never come, we should make merry with our lot in life? while the real wealth, via the Great Tax Heist, flees Ft. Knox headed for places unknown?
Actually, long before that, he ran out of money and had to declare bankruptcy because many lottery winners mistake a lot of money for infinite money. No, it can’t make you happy, but it can pay down your debts and help you give more to the poor. I suspect that might contribute to happiness.
With enough money you can build your own planet and then buy everything on it. But seriously, if he doesn’t know what will make him happy, why does he assume he can buy it? Know thyself.
“Here’s how money can buy happiness: Money gives you options, options give you breathing room, breathing room gives you control and control can offer you a measure of happiness…maybe.”- George Carlin
The global average “happiness income” is around $161,000/€134,581/£118,938/yr. for 13 countries surveyed. I’d donate 1/3 of it to charities, & and have fun budgeting the rest in day-to-day living.
Often in the past when you have had rat the author starring, the book text has been hard to read. It looks like you put real thought into making it more accessible for those of us with damaged eyes.
BE THIS GUY about 5 years ago
That must have been huge a lottery jackpot.
drivingfuriously Premium Member about 5 years ago
I need to buy one of those books about lottery winners. There have be some successes, can’t all be failures.
Phatts about 5 years ago
all I want is a chance to prove that money can’t buy me happiness
Phatts about 5 years ago
money can’t buy happiness, but the lease rates are pretty good
Phatts about 5 years ago
people who say money can’t buy happiness just don’t know where to shop
awgiedawgie Premium Member about 5 years ago
Who says money can’t buy happiness? Bacon is $5.99 per pound.
chris_weaver about 5 years ago
Well there’s his problem – a cheese deficiency!
WoodEye about 5 years ago
He just needed better looking cars.
Bilan about 5 years ago
Forget the cars, yacht and house. If he wants to be happy, he should buy a lifetime supply of very good wine.
alaskajohn1 about 5 years ago
Buy more pork to go with the cheese.
ajmsdca about 5 years ago
All you need is the right horse, or sometimes a dog. Ya sure don’t need men, girls
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 5 years ago
Burt – the Notch story.
Cameron1988 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Spot on, Rat. Money doesn’t buy you happiness
Cameron1988 Premium Member about 5 years ago
LOL @ Pig’s comment!
Ignatz Premium Member about 5 years ago
What can you do with a fleet of cars that you can’t do with one?
The bigger the house, the bigger the sense of loneliness and isolation.
Masterskrain Premium Member about 5 years ago
I’m 100% with Pig on this one!
Lenavid about 5 years ago
Money may not buy happiness, but it can make misery a lot more comfortable.
uniquename about 5 years ago
Money buys access. What you do with that access is up to you.
jessie d. Premium Member about 5 years ago
Does this pose as some type of profundity for those of us without? You know, as we wait for for the dribble downs that never come, we should make merry with our lot in life? while the real wealth, via the Great Tax Heist, flees Ft. Knox headed for places unknown?
tripwire45 about 5 years ago
Actually, long before that, he ran out of money and had to declare bankruptcy because many lottery winners mistake a lot of money for infinite money. No, it can’t make you happy, but it can pay down your debts and help you give more to the poor. I suspect that might contribute to happiness.
Display about 5 years ago
Money can’t buy you happiness. It can buy you a politician. What a Capitol capital idea!
gorbag about 5 years ago
With enough money you can build your own planet and then buy everything on it. But seriously, if he doesn’t know what will make him happy, why does he assume he can buy it? Know thyself.
hariseldon59 about 5 years ago
“I don’t care too much for money, money can’t buy me love.”
codedaddy about 5 years ago
Pig might have misunderstood when someone advised him that for happiness he must first find cheeses.
A_NY_Outlaw about 5 years ago
Burt should buy some strippers.
battycomic Premium Member about 5 years ago
He needs a woman.
GeifuKe about 5 years ago
The Beverly Hillbillies were just as unhappy.
GeifuKe about 5 years ago
Greg Kihn was once a Happy Man.
GeifuKe about 5 years ago
Now Lisa Stansfield swears she does not want to be a Billionaire.
the lost wizard about 5 years ago
Lotteries. The ultimate tax on the mathematically challenged.
KEA about 5 years ago
He just needs MORE money… just ask any dolt who’s already uber-wealthy, and still not happy.
FredCapp about 5 years ago
Physical happiness is doomed to be temporary. Spiritual happiness can be eternal. Besides, I’m allergic to cheese.
hariseldon59 about 5 years ago
I’m surprised Pastis didn’t make this an Angry Bob strip. Bob could have died by being crushed under a pile of money.
Gent about 5 years ago
Ah, if only I had so much money. I could stop this risky picanic basket stealing business and buy all the food I want.
AwelCruiz about 5 years ago
“Here’s how money can buy happiness: Money gives you options, options give you breathing room, breathing room gives you control and control can offer you a measure of happiness…maybe.”- George Carlin
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 5 years ago
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yada, yada, yada, money can’t buy happiness, yada, yada, yada.
B.S.
Someone give me enough money so that i no longer have to worry about bills, or my retirement, and i’ll put a lie to that stupid statement fast.
Kveldulf about 5 years ago
To be young and poor is an adventure. To be old and poor is a tragedy.
Bullet Bronson Premium Member about 5 years ago
The lesson, Goat, is this:
Rich is the person who has enough.
Charlie Tuba about 5 years ago
Give me some of that money and I’ll help you with happiness!
cosman about 5 years ago
The global average “happiness income” is around $161,000/€134,581/£118,938/yr. for 13 countries surveyed. I’d donate 1/3 of it to charities, & and have fun budgeting the rest in day-to-day living.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 5 years ago
Burt give me your money : I will be unhappy for you
Sisyphos about 5 years ago
Cheese whiz! Those who pay the Fools’ Tax shall not prosper….
SukieCrandall Premium Member about 5 years ago
THANK YOU, SP!
Often in the past when you have had rat the author starring, the book text has been hard to read. It looks like you put real thought into making it more accessible for those of us with damaged eyes.
JohnHouck about 5 years ago
I’d sure be willing to find out for myself…
zsaunders about 5 years ago
pigs on crack
giggles242 about 5 years ago
It seems like a good problem to have.
william.keisler about 5 years ago
As American capitalism tells us, Burts only problem here is that he just needs MORE money.
yogabbagabba almost 2 years ago
The thing is, he was jumping up and down and saying “yay!” So he probably was happy, even if it was only for a few seconds.