Has anyone experienced age discrimination?

[MU82]

I have some single friends that fit that calculation.

How is his health?   

Incredible for an old-timer.

My wife and I tell the kids: "In 40 years, after we're gone, you're gonna have to take care of grandpa."

[manny31]

Don't do that.  Unless you're into square roots and derivative functions.

Asking for a friend....I am not a deviate...er.. I mean.... NM

[NorthernDancerColt]

Sorry if I am hijacking the thread, but....What are the rules(guidelines) regarding romantic relationships with people that are younger than you? I have heard a seemingly  reasonable formula that was your age divided by two plus seven.

True story...
Back in the early '90s I was working at a prestigious Golf Club on the N Shore of Chicago, when a widowed 70ish yr old  member who hadn't been seen for awhile pulls up in his Mercedes, drops off two sets of golf clubs, parks the car, and out steps his new leggy blonde "significant other" of about 35. As she disappears into the ladies locker room, the guy chats at the podium with the somewhat brazenly outspoken Caddymaster who knowingly asks, "Is that your daughter?" The guy bursts out laughing and goes, "You obviously haven't heard of "The Country Club rule....age/2 +7....well I just did away with the addition part!"

A bit presumptuous of me, and also kind of a sad reality, but seeing as her guy was beyond $loaded$, I'm sure the gal joked with her friends (just as heartily) about another equation.

[4everwarriors]

Yeah butt, did ya take note of da old fart's flex on his shaft, hey?

[ZiggysFryBoy]

True story...
Back in the early '90s I was working at a prestigious Golf Club on the N Shore of Chicago, when a widowed 70ish yr old  member who hadn't been seen for awhile pulls up in his Mercedes, drops off two sets of golf clubs, parks the car, and out steps his new leggy blonde "significant other" of about 35. As she disappears into the ladies locker room, the guy chats at the podium with the somewhat brazenly outspoken Caddymaster who knowingly asks, "Is that your daughter?" The guy bursts out laughing and goes, "You obviously haven't heard of "The Country Club rule....age/2 +7....well I just did away with the addition part!"

A bit presumptuous of me, and also kind of a sad reality, but seeing as her guy was beyond $loaded$, I'm sure the gal joked with her friends (just as heartily) about another equation.

There are worse ways to get rich, I guess.