I was kidding . As someone else said , it probably had never seen a crocodile before . I just thought it was crazy how it sat there and stared at it as this giant monster swam right up to it . I think many domesticated dogs would respond the same way if they saw a predator they were not familiar with . <| sep |> Now when you say recreate on that 2011 mix . <| sep |> Also , on a more serious tone , Walt has lung cancer . Lying down can cause the lungs to fill with fluid . I don ' t actually recall ever seeing him lie flat on his back except once . <| sep |> Ad working as intended . <| sep |> Anybody have a DW CoD I can friend ? My list is lacking . <| sep |> Candidly , I think 14 yo me would be bummed by this . 25 year old me would thank you repeatedly . Having said that , I don ' t get your math . First , because assuming $ 200 per year and a reasonable 8 % rate of return , the value at age 20 would be worth $ 1467 . Assuming no other investment , the value at age 30 would be because you have no idea what the RRSP will be worth in the future . The investment vehicle matters a lot . Once I passed probationary employment , my employer deposited a little over $ 3000 into my RRSP . Seven years later , that was worth a shade under $ 4000 . My personally managed RRSP had a much better rate of return . Edit did the math on your investment assuming 8 % return , at age 20 , his RRSP would be worth $ 1467 . At age 30 with no further investment , his RRSP would be worth $ 3167 . At 60 , it would be worth $ 43 , 358 . If he continued putting $ 200 per year into the RRSP , with an average return of 8 %, his age 60 total would be $ 71 , 389 .