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Men don't know when to keep quiet


Merlin Orr

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Subject: Men don't know when to keep quiet

The young bride approached her awaiting husband on their wedding night and demanded $20 for their first love making encounter. In his highly aroused state, he readily agreed. This scenario was repeated each time they made love for the next 30 years; him thinking it was a cute way for her to buy new clothes, etc. Arriving home around noon one day, she found her husband in a very upset state. Over the next few minutes she heard of the ravages of their financial ruin caused by corporate down-sizing and its effects on a 50-year-old executive. Calmly, she handed him a bank book showing deposits and interest for 30 years totaling nearly $1 million dollars. While handing him stock certificates worth nearly $2 million dollars, she informed him that he was the largest stockholder in the bank. She told him that for 30 years she had charged him each time they had sex, and this was the result of her investments. Instead of expressing unbridled joy, the husband was completely distraught. His wife bewilderedly asked him why the disappointment at such good news and he replied, "If I had known what you were doing, I would have given you all of my business!" Men have no idea when to keep their mouth shut.

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I must be in love with math, but please follow me for a minute.

Let's not consider at first possible bank interests or investments.

$ 3'000'000/20 = 150'000 sex acts ... :blink::blink::wacko:

... 30 years ... means 365 * 30 = 10950 days ...

... now to perform some 150'000 sex acts in 10950 days gives us an average of 13.7 sex acts per day continously for 30 years ... :blink::blink::wacko:

RESULT:

THAT GIRL IS TO BE MARRIED, NO MATTER WHAT HER FINANCIAL SKILL IS... :wub::wub::wub:

and now don't tell me engineers are only able to do useless calculations...

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Nice try sky man, but you did a very engineer thing. You forgot about compunding interest.

A very quick little spreadsheet says that if they did it on average just once per day (30 times per month) and earned 7% on the cash and 15% on the stocks over those 30 years (a bit optimisitc, but hey...), they'd have:

Cash: $365,000

Stock: $2,076,938

That's an average of once per day. He could save it up for the weekend and still make his average :lol:

Move it up to 35 times per month and they net just under $3million.

Something to think about!

Add an MBA to an engineering degree and see what you get!

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