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I was raised to want money. I don’t say that as a bad thing—most people are raised to want money—and though almost my every life’s pursuit runs counter to that impulse, from the near-constant CD shopping to the meals I take, my choice of career and the beer I drink. I work two jobs, one part-time, this one full-time, my wife works her ass off, and we’re still broke as hell.
That’s a terrible thing, right? To be broke? I always thought it was. I always thought that the more money you had, the more secure you were, the better off you were and the more likely you were to be able to live how you wanted. “Mo’ money, less problems” seemed like a simple equation, but as I sat this past weekend and read the news that Standard And Poor’s dropped the U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA+ and the whole world seemed to shit its pants in response, I was never so happy to be broke in my life.
The only investment I have is a Roth IRA that I started when I was 18 years old, working at KB Toys, because I didn’t like the job and figured I was never going to like whatever “the job” was and so I’d better put some money away. According to my wife, that account was just about back to where it was when the economy collapsed the last time in 2008, and though I anticipate that it’ll take another hit, it doesn’t really matter to me. It’s completely abstract. If it goes away forever, well, I wasn’t ever going to be able to retire on it anyhow, so screw it.
I own no property, and aside from the aforementioned, have no real stake. Last time, the place I was working was held up by stock market investments, so when that went, the whole foundation went and I lost my job. If The Aquarian goes out of business because Wall Street takes a shit, well, I’ll be surprised to say the least. Here I always thought it would’ve been Jim Campion’s gambling problem that did it (just kidding).
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Last time, the place I was working was held up by stock market investments, so when that went, the whole foundation went and I lost my job. If The Aquarian goes out of business because Wall Street takes a shit, well, I'll be surprised to say the least.
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Matt “MV” Valentine: Guitarist, bantar-ist, singer, writer currently active as one half of “MV & EE”. First outing as leader “Ego Synchronicity Music”, released on Audible Hiss 1997. Followed by “Glorious Group Therapy” on cassette under sobriquet “Matthew Dell”, reissued on LP under real name by Thurston Moore and Byron Coley’s Ecstatic Yod. Throughout the 1st decade of the 21st century 3 LP’s released in Italy only as leader, “Space Shanties”, “Creek To Creation”, “Pulsations”, on the Fringes and Qbico labels respectively. A founder of the Tower Recordings and the Superlux imprint. Prior to that blackened teeth with label Part Trance Records and various other cut out bins. Since 1999 has run “The Child Of Microtones Terran Library Of Exploratory Music”. Child Of Microtones – COM – as it is affectionately called, and its subsidiary Heroine Celestial Agriculture, releasing limited edition ephemera of the highest and lowest quality form.
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