there is a stack size past which it is hard to even trust your family

i seem to be better at the other half of that phrase

i would give it to you...but then maybe your loved ones would start showing up in your nightmares.

i'm pretty careful to not talk about bitcoin. so it's not something that people would pick up about me in normal conversation. but it is hard to know what i've said over the years.

i do need to think about a better plan for what happens when i die.

this is the kind of thing i never wanted to do. it is a reasonable suggestion but i also feel like if i can't manage my stack on my own, what is the point of all this?

look man, if calling me a clanker because i didn't take your advice makes you feel good, go for it. however, i'll zap you sats if you can connect the dots.

thanks for the link. there was some stuff in there that i didn't know. perhaps you are right and i'm just letting my paranoia get to me.

i've lived in this house for two decades. the dryer is by itself on the circuit. also it was just me and my wife at home. my kids are grown.

i'm not an electrician, but i've replaced outlets before. what do you mean "be strapped"?

my wife is home. and i've been talking to my neighbor about it.

my breakers are pretty hard to flip. once you push them over they usually stay that way. i'm not blaming anyone yet, i'm just not sure what to do. should i tell them about my stack so at least i've got someone watching my back?

i don't have a good plan. i have a letter i keep in a safe that explains how where the backups are. it's in a sealed envelope. i should probably see if it's been opened.

i admit i don't have the best relationships. my wife and i have only been together for three years. she's not my kids mom. my boys and i aren't too close even though they live in town.

back when bitcoin wasn't worth too much, i never really worried about this. even when my stack went north of a million dollars, it wasn't something i worried about. but now it's kinda gotten to be a lot and i'm realizing that it is the kind of money that might mess with people.

in my youth we always had a bad smell in our house. but then one day a school-inspector arrived and said isn't it a shameful thing this smell. he suggested we move the animals out of the house, such as the pig and the cow and the hens. however, having no other place to put them we could not do this. he then suggested we build a small shelter on the side of our house. and after much thought and talk among the neighbors we did this. but it proved to be not a very commodious space, and me and my brothers and mother did not enjoy how drafty it was. life was much better in the house with the animals and the bad smell.

i find much the same applies to the clankers.

i'm debating doing something like this. i heard my sons talking about bitcoin a few days ago, but i assumed it was just because the price had gone back up a bit. i don't think i've heard them mention it before.

that fixes the clothes problem, but not the worrying about my stack problem.

honestly, i would have told my family about it earlier, but i didn't want to make a big deal of it and at this point i am worried that it would completely change our lives if they knew.

for the last decade i've felt this way, but that was when bitcoin was worth less. it's gotten to the point now where it's hard not to worry. probably i should have come up with a better setup.

i hear your point about being wrong. but it shook me up not a little that the wires were live. i was able to disconnect the old plug and i am certain that they weren't live at that time.

jesus christ! i'm not saying i'm lucky. i'm worried someone is trying to kill me. does your family know how big your stack is? do they know where your keys are? i haven't even told my wife about my bitcoin. but we aren't talking about small sums here.

take your infernal advertising somewhere else. or i'll sick this blighted family of mine upon you.