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Topic	Why don't you make $100K+ per year?
realnifty1 07/01/22 10:10:45 PM #117:	pistachio12 posted... Right, as my question was rhetorical. People are living on less than 100k a year in Boston. It may not be the most comfortable, but they're doing it. And I also know people in Boston paying 1500 or less for places near the T which would be 18,000 for the year. Using that one third number, that means their salary could be 54,000 and it would theoretically still be reasonable for them. Oh jeez, you mean when we talk averages there are some things below the average? No shit sherlock, of course there are people with cheaper rent that live on less 50k in Boston. I guarantee it sucks and they are constantly worrying about one thing going wrong and completely screwing things up. The simple fact is, you are not living comfortably in Boston until about 80k. <cite>realnifty1 posted [p:966271549] in Why don't ... [t:80076676]...</cite> <quote>pistachio12 posted... </cite> <quote>Right, as my question was rhetorical. People are living on less than 100k a year in Boston. It may not be the most comfortable, but they're doing it. And I also know people in Boston paying 1500 or less for places near the T which would be 18,000 for the year. Using that one third number, that means their salary could be 54,000 and it would theoretically still be reasonable for them.</quote> Oh jeez, you mean when we talk averages there are some things below the average? No shit sherlock, of course there are people with cheaper rent that live on less 50k in Boston. I guarantee it sucks and they are constantly worrying about one thing going wrong and completely screwing things up. The simple fact is, you are not living comfortably in Boston until about 80k. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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