I will still kind of be an egghead...

SGH

cazzy said:

Are you implying that I now need to retire at 36, 

Due to the amount the dumbocrats take from me every week, I will be lucky to retire at 136. 

NPHuskerFL

@SGH  yep

DMW

I've given up the thought of retirement. Maybe change of careers at some point, but I can't imagine retirement.

bud812

I retired at 57 & have loved every minute of it, but you have to like day drinkin.

grege345

DMW said:

I've given up the thought of retirement. Maybe change of careers at some point, but I can't imagine retirement.

Retire, no. However I dont plan on taking work so seriously for the next 25 years. Career change in the near future. Maybe drive/operate
 the monorail at Disney.

SGH

@cazzy- I have seen a picture of you. Egg or no egg, trust me when I say that you are a egghead  

Austin Egghead

Cazzy...I am jealous!!!! I want one but will wait till we build the next/last house. enjoy cooking on the unit.  Will be waiting for pictures.

Lit

This thread went south quick. Hard for me to imagine a bunch of people spending thousands on grills with no retirement plan. I have paid the same taxes for years no matter who is in office not sure why this is brought up on a BBQ forum.

DMW

Lit said:

This thread went south quick. Hard for me to imagine a bunch of people spending thousands on grills with no retirement plan. I have paid the same taxes for years no matter who is in office not sure why this is brought up on a BBQ forum.

I agree, both parties like to spend our money.

I can't imagine truly retiring because I think I'd get bored and drive my wife crazy.

theyolksonyou

DMW said:

Lit said:

This thread went south quick. Hard for me to imagine a bunch of people spending thousands on grills with no retirement plan. I have paid the same taxes for years no matter who is in office not sure why this is brought up on a BBQ forum.

I agree, both parties like to spend our money.

I can't imagine truly retiring because I think I'd get bored and drive my wife crazy.

If I retired, I'm afraid my liver would fall out. 

Also, I don't really care what @cazzy or anyone else cooks on. 

blasting

DMW said:

I can't imagine truly retiring because I think I'd get bored and drive my wife crazy.

DMW - that's why if you retire you need a few girlfriends...  

for your wife's benefit...

JohnInCarolina

My plan is to retire at a reasonable age, start cooking on the Egg (or other fun toy) every day, significantly increase my beer intake, put on an extra hundo, and die of a massive heart attack at a slightly older age.  All things considered, not a bad way to go.

caliking

bud812 said:

I retired at 57 & have loved every minute of it, but you have to like day drinkin.

Done. I'm ready to retire. If the day drinking of paternity leave was any indication of the fun to be had, I'm gonna be damn good at retiring.

texaswig

Pitmaker is where it's at. It does one thing.... smoke that's it. And lots of it. I want one. But don't need it. Maybe someday. I'm thinking of maybe building concrete block version. 

Jeepster47

Geez guys, you don't retire from life, just from the job/career.  Many of you on here are interested not only in egging, but many other things.  Retirement opens up some time to dive deeper into those areas ... or investigate a completely new area of interest ... or several areas of interest.  Retirement is absolutely the best gig going. 

SMITTYtheSMOKER

Most popular cooker on the competition circuit is probably still the 18" Weber Smokey Mountain.  
 Just sayin'