Short YouTube clip (dialogue) discussing the implications of retiring at 65 given an average lifespan of about 76; speakers argue that retiring at 65 may leave only roughly a decade of healthy, enjoyable life and raises concerns about health, flexibility, and quality of the so-called 'golden years.'
Was the average. So I'm spending. So I'm thinking, so you turn 50.
You got.
What, 26?
Oh, yeah. The reason they were the reason it was bringing it down because, like, people waiting today or 65 to retire. Oh, wow. So if the lifespan is 76 on average. Yeah. You wait till you 65 to retire, that means that you're going to have 12 years to really enjoy your life. It's like, that doesn't sound like a really exciting thing.
And as if you retired, you're, like, got optimal health, have the ability and flexibility to, like, live where you want and, like, live the life you want. You might not have.
And that's really sad, actually. You really think about it.
