Old Professor's Foot Spa Lifestyle: A 'Totally Normal' Retirement?

So, I saw this old professor, right? He's talking about how he's living his best life in retirement. He spends, like, over ten thousand a month at a foot spa. You know, a foot spa. That's like, a really big deal. He's, like, in his seventies, and his two sons? They're both in, like, some fancy foreign country studying and working. They don't plan on coming back. His wife, God rest her soul, she's gone. So, he's all alone, you know? One of his sons, he tried to take him to, like, one of those English-speaking countries, but the old guy couldn't adapt. He learned Russian when he was young, so he couldn't even, like, talk to the neighbors or the old ladies on the street. He'd even wear a name tag his son made so he wouldn't get lost. It was a big mess. His son got tired of taking care of him, so he sent him back to China. He found this foot spa across the street from his apartment, and he's there every day. His grandkids are all abroad, so he's got, like, nothing to do. He just chats with the girls, you know? Whenever there are no 'real' customers, he's right there, soaking his feet and keeping an eye out. He says the girls are tough. They're just trying to earn a living, you know? They don't stay in the city for long. Some of them want to go back home and marry a 'good' guy. They're simple people. And they're all, like, really nice and cheerful. He's a regular at the spa. He eats there, sleeps there. He even tried to hire an auntie to cook for him once. But she just gave him the cold shoulder. She said he wasn't a 'serious' person. So, he sticks with the foot spa. The girls like to listen to his stories. He calls ahead and asks what they want to eat. He goes to the market and buys fish, shrimp, crab, meat, poultry, eggs, the whole shebang. He doesn't know how to cook, but the girls do. They cook together, eat together. Lots of laughing and talking. Then, they sit outside and do embroidery or watch TikTok, and he just lays out in the sun. He spends like ten thousand dollars a month on this whole thing. He's over seventy, so he doesn't have to worry about leaving money for anyone. So, I guess that's 'living life to the fullest without going overboard,' right? Who knew?