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Why does almost nobody want to befriend older people like me — except scammers?

“I’d rather leave my estate to people who spent time with me because they genuinely valued my company.”

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Why does almost nobody want to befriend older people like me — except scammers?
“I’d rather leave my estate to people who spent time with me because they genuinely valued my company.”
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