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FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 6:23:04 PM #102:	Howl posted... Romes187 posted... Howl posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... Howl posted... People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. Logic also involves looking at the CoL... Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all. Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all. --- proudclad LAYIN DOWN THE SMACK - Error1355 <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895787357] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. </quote> According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. </quote> Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. </quote> Logic also involves looking at the CoL...</quote> Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all.</quote> Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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El Mexicano Texano 02/09/18 6:31:04 PM #104:	I heard the economy is terrible in other states here in Houston average rent for appartments is $600-$800 for a single bedroom. I know people who live out of $10 an hour and this isn't the ghetto side if town either. Ghetto area appartments cost about $300-$500 $645 rent with water included $100 for 2 phones $130 insurance $120 light bill $80 on diapers $250 on food $50 Internet $40 Netflix/Hulu/WWE $100 car gas --- http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn255/5EMTwE/GFaqs/Houston.jpg <cite>El Mexicano Texano posted [p:895787811] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>I heard the economy is terrible in other states here in Houston average rent for appartments is $600-$800 for a single bedroom. I know people who live out of $10 an hour and this isn't the ghetto side if town either. Ghetto area appartments cost about $300-$500 $645 rent with water included $100 for 2 phones $130 insurance $120 light bill $80 on diapers $250 on food $50 Internet $40 Netflix/Hulu/WWE $100 car gas</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Howl 02/09/18 6:38:43 PM #105:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Howl posted... Romes187 posted... Howl posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... Howl posted... People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. Logic also involves looking at the CoL... Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all. Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all. Comparative to the 93% of the population of the world that only earns that much or less total, it absolutely does. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.3 <cite>Howl posted [p:895788189] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. </quote> According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. </quote> Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. </quote> Logic also involves looking at the CoL... </quote> Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all. </quote> Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all.</quote> Comparative to the 93% of the population of the world that only earns that much or less total, it absolutely does.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CruelBuffalo 02/09/18 6:43:47 PM #106:	Idk about rich, lol saving 18K a year isnt rich in areas like a California. But it is at least middle class and definitely not any lower <cite>CruelBuffalo posted [p:895788477] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>Idk about rich, lol saving 18K a year isnt rich in areas like a California. But it is at least middle class and definitely not any lower</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
meestermj 02/09/18 6:44:24 PM #107:	There are places in the US where you can buy a 5 bedroom house on lakefront property for under $100,000. Places where the average wage is less than $2,500/month and cost of living is low enough to accommodate that. The fact that people don't understand that there are places where a single person earning $30,000 per year is upper middle class is astounding. --- Psn: beastlytoast Left-handed fire-slapsies leave me feeling confused about life. - Merydia <cite>meestermj posted [p:895788511] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>There are places in the US where you can buy a 5 bedroom house on lakefront property for under $100,000. Places where the average wage is less than $2,500/month and cost of living is low enough to accommodate that. The fact that people don't understand that there are places where a single person earning $30,000 per year is upper middle class is astounding.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Makeveli_lives 02/09/18 6:44:30 PM #108:	dolomedes posted... meestermj posted... Privilege is thinking that isn't a lot.... this, goddamn This. I make 2 grand a month after taxes and still live with my mom because student loans --- Switch FC: SW-3917-4425-6106 PSN: PiKappaPhi769 <cite>Makeveli_lives posted [p:895788517] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>dolomedes posted...</cite> <quote><cite>meestermj posted...</cite> <quote>Privilege is thinking that isn't a lot....</quote> this, goddamn</quote> This. I make 2 grand a month after taxes and still live with my mom because student loans</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
silentwing26x 02/09/18 6:44:37 PM #109:	Howl posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... Howl posted... Romes187 posted... Howl posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... Howl posted... People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. Logic also involves looking at the CoL... Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all. Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all. Comparative to the 93% of the population of the world that only earns that much or less total, it absolutely does. That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete. <cite>silentwing26x posted [p:895788525] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. </quote> According to this logic, someone making $7 per hour is rich since most of the world makes like what, 50 cents per hour? What a stupid argument. </quote> Yes they are actually. That's called logic. A person that makes significantly more money than another is rich in comparison to them. </quote> Logic also involves looking at the CoL... </quote> Even factoring for COL a person making 100k a year should still easily be able to save 1500 a month which is more than what 93% of the world's population earns not even accounting for their COL at all. </quote> Saving 1500 a month does not make you rich at all.</quote> Comparative to the 93% of the population of the world that only earns that much or less total, it absolutely does.</quote> That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sativa_Rose 02/09/18 6:47:00 PM #110:	silentwing26x posted... That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete. This is why you can look at things like median income adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP) which is designed to adjust for those differences in cost of living --- I may not go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. <cite>Sativa_Rose posted [p:895788643] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>silentwing26x posted...</cite> <quote> That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete.</quote> This is why you can look at things like median income adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP) which is designed to adjust for those differences in cost of living</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 02/09/18 6:56:02 PM #111:	For reference, in the united states, apparently there are only 8 counties where the median household income breaks 100k, that makes it 8/3143, or about a quarter of a percent of US counties where this type of income would be considered a central tendency. Or, to put it another way, you are above the median household income in 99.75% of counties in the US, with that salary alone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_counties_by_per_capita_income With 100k, you have to admit you are in a really well off, comparatively within the US, no matter where you are. Even if we don't break down the validity of the argument regarding looking at particular areas to pretend like the salary is low. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:895789143] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>For reference, in the united states, apparently there are only 8 counties where the median household income breaks 100k, that makes it 8/3143, or about a quarter of a percent of US counties where this type of income would be considered a central tendency. Or, to put it another way, you are above the median household income in 99.75% of counties in the US, with that salary alone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_counties_by_per_capita_income With 100k, you have to admit you are in a really well off, comparatively within the US, no matter where you are. Even if we don't break down the validity of the argument regarding looking at particular areas to pretend like the salary is low.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 6:59:42 PM #112:	If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. --- proudclad LAYIN DOWN THE SMACK - Error1355 <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895789333] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 02/09/18 7:01:59 PM #113:	FLUFFYGERM posted... If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji? --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:895789455] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 7:03:30 PM #114:	COVxy posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji? You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro @COVxy --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895789538] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji?</quote> You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro @COVxy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 02/09/18 7:04:08 PM #115:	KingCrabCake posted... You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro I'm pretty sure I explicitly said the opposite. Lol. COVxy posted... When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably. No, you cannot buy a gigantic apartment in Manhattan in NYC and have your own wait staff. But that's deliberately missing the point. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:895789569] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote>You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro </quote> I'm pretty sure I explicitly said the opposite. Lol. <cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably. No, you cannot buy a gigantic apartment in Manhattan in NYC and have your own wait staff. But that's deliberately missing the point. </quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 7:05:26 PM #116:	Its also funny that i have @Howl tagged as "doesnt understand $" and then here he is in this topic. 100k a year is not rich. I wish it was tho --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895789635] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>Its also funny that i have @Howl tagged as "doesnt understand $" and then here he is in this topic. 100k a year is not rich. I wish it was tho</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Howl 02/09/18 7:07:25 PM #117:	That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete. COL is cost of living. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.3 <cite>Howl posted [p:895789723] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><quote>That is a stupid measurement because it ignores other variables like cost of living. It is incomplete.</quote> COL is cost of living.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 02/09/18 7:08:08 PM #118:	Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:895789759] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 7:08:58 PM #119:	COVxy posted... KingCrabCake posted... You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro I'm pretty sure I explicitly said the opposite. Lol. COVxy posted... When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably. No, you cannot buy a gigantic apartment in Manhattan in NYC and have your own wait staff. But that's deliberately missing the point. Ah read that as a sarcastic post giving the stuff you were saying in that topic. My bad homie. --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895789797] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote>You were just talking yday how 100k is wealthy and gets you a fancy apartment and a wait staff in Manhattan...wtf bro </quote> I'm pretty sure I explicitly said the opposite. Lol. <cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably. No, you cannot buy a gigantic apartment in Manhattan in NYC and have your own wait staff. But that's deliberately missing the point. </quote></quote> Ah read that as a sarcastic post giving the stuff you were saying in that topic. My bad homie. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 7:23:03 PM #120:	COVxy posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji? There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich. --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895790544] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> I mean, yes, that's how these things work. As we all learned from Monopoly. Do you really think other people think that landing a 100k job means that you are instantly rich with no worries in the world, hopping on private plane flights to Fiji?</quote> There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 02/09/18 7:23:48 PM #121:	FLUFFYGERM posted... There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich. I believe that you think there are, at least. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:895790586] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich. </quote> I believe that you think there are, at least.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem boy 02/09/18 7:27:11 PM #122:	FLUFFYGERM posted... If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. Bro, like no shit. This topic is about making a certain amount a month. I don't see what nuance is needed to realize this is a consistent annual income we're all talking about --- Posted with GameRaven 3.4 Beta 4 <cite>emblem boy posted [p:895790751] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> Bro, like no shit. This topic is about making a certain amount a month. I don't see what nuance is needed to realize this is a consistent annual income we're all talking about</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 7:28:32 PM #123:	@Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895790830] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 7:30:22 PM #124:	COVxy posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich. I believe that you think there are, at least. So do you want to qualify your statement with more precision? You said "When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably." --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895790944] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>There are literally CEmen here who believe that the moment you start getting 6k a month you're rich. </quote> I believe that you think there are, at least.</quote> So do you want to qualify your statement with more precision? You said "When you have a 100k salary, cost of living is pretty much negligible. You can live where ever you want comfortably."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 7:30:50 PM #125:	emblem boy posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me. Bro, like no shit. This topic is about making a certain amount a month. I don't see what nuance is needed to realize this is a consistent annual income we're all talking about 100k is not rich. After 10-15 years you can be well-off, but you can easily do that with 75k too and no one would say 75k makes you rich or that it's a huge amount. Remember: I'm talking about the people who think it's some extravagant sum of money. --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895790970] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>If you can sustain 100k for 10-15 years or more, you're definitely going to be well off. It's because it gives you some bandwidth to develop a cushion, but it is not in itself the cushion. This nuance is extremely crucial because there are CEmen who literally think that landing a 100k job makes you rich. It does not, in any sense of the word "rich" You can certainly thrive on 100k per year, even within the first year. But you'll likely have credit card debt or student loans to pay off, and you'll have some investing you'll need to do in order to have an emergency fund and any retirement fund. Maybe after the first three or four years is when you'll feel like you've made it. At least that's how it is for me.</quote> Bro, like no shit. This topic is about making a certain amount a month. I don't see what nuance is needed to realize this is a consistent annual income we're all talking about</quote> 100k is not rich. After 10-15 years you can be well-off, but you can easily do that with 75k too and no one would say 75k makes you rich or that it's a huge amount. Remember: I'm talking about the people who think it's some extravagant sum of money.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Atralis 02/09/18 7:35:58 PM #126:	Is that before or after taxes? My 80k salary a year turns into me making more like 4200 a month after taxes which really has changed how I think about stuff like this. <cite>Atralis posted [p:895791253] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>Is that before or after taxes? My 80k salary a year turns into me making more like 4200 a month after taxes which really has changed how I think about stuff like this.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romes187 02/09/18 7:37:27 PM #127:	I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for <cite>Romes187 posted [p:895791330] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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donkeyjack 02/09/18 7:38:59 PM #129:	Howl posted... People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. Edit only the top 93% make more than 1500 a month, so 100k a year is probably 99th percentile. http://www.pewglobal.org/interactives/global-population-by-income/ It is not rich by any means. Especially when 8 out of 10 people live paycheck to paycheck. --- https://imgur.com/ZUoAQPz https://imgur.com/lAChWRO <cite>donkeyjack posted [p:895791438] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote>People saying 100k a year isn't rich are utterly delusional. That's more than 80 percent of people in the United States alone and probably more than 90 percent in the world. 100k a year is more than most people who have ever lived have or will ever make. Edit only the top 93% make more than 1500 a month, so 100k a year is probably 99th percentile. http://www.pewglobal.org/interactives/global-population-by-income/</quote> It is not rich by any means. Especially when 8 out of 10 people live paycheck to paycheck.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 7:39:54 PM #130:	Atralis posted... Is that before or after taxes? My 80k salary a year turns into me making more like 4200 a month after taxes which really has changed how I think about stuff like this. Just curious - were you one of the people who I used to argue with about taxes? It's always delicious to watch socialists turn into adults once they get their paycheck and see how much of it went to Uncle Sam and the state government. --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895791493] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Atralis posted...</cite> <quote>Is that before or after taxes? My 80k salary a year turns into me making more like 4200 a month after taxes which really has changed how I think about stuff like this.</quote> Just curious - were you one of the people who I used to argue with about taxes? It's always delicious to watch socialists turn into adults once they get their paycheck and see how much of it went to Uncle Sam and the state government.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romes187 02/09/18 7:41:48 PM #131:	byron posted... Romes187 posted... I really wanna see pics of Covxy. creepy as fuck Yessir :) <cite>Romes187 posted [p:895791570] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>byron posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>I really wanna see pics of Covxy. </quote> creepy as fuck</quote> Yessir :)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 02/09/18 7:44:16 PM #132:	So you only have $3700 left over each month? --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:895791690] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>So you only have $3700 left over each month?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Roxborough4Ever 02/09/18 7:45:02 PM #133:	i have you tagged as somebody who pays quadruple the price for escorts..you just sound terrible with money --- You feast on red herring because it is your birthright. <cite>Roxborough4Ever posted [p:895791714] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>i have you tagged as somebody who pays quadruple the price for escorts..you just sound terrible with money</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrisbeeDude 02/09/18 7:46:10 PM #134:	If you're making 6k/month and you're single with minimal debt, there's literally no excuse to be living hand to mouth or even remotely close. Edit: and this is coming from someone who makes a little more than half that living in one of the most expensive rental markets in the country --- alt-right is not synonymous with "white supremacist" or "neo-Nazi,"- The Admiral <cite>FrisbeeDude posted [p:895791768] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>If you're making 6k/month and you're single with minimal debt, there's literally no excuse to be living hand to mouth or even remotely close. Edit: and this is coming from someone who makes a little more than half that living in one of the most expensive rental markets in the country</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 02/09/18 7:46:26 PM #135:	Romes187 posted... I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for Lots of assumptions you're making there big guy. Stop going around asking for a picture of me, this isn't the first time and it's pretty fucking creepy. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:895791783] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for</quote> Lots of assumptions you're making there big guy. Stop going around asking for a picture of me, this isn't the first time and it's pretty fucking creepy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 7:46:46 PM #136:	lmao Romes --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895791812] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>lmao Romes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 02/09/18 7:57:00 PM #137:	KingCrabCake posted... @Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy Because those aren't essentials. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:895792359] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> Because those aren't essentials.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anteaterking 02/09/18 7:59:31 PM #138:	Romes187 posted... I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for Found one: https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/rich-man-posing-with-money-bags-and-dollar-bills-picture-id171271536 --- http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg <cite>Anteaterking posted [p:895792502] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>I really wanna see pics of Covxy. Just post one. I have a feeling he's never had any responsibility in his own life except maybe that bio test next Monday he has to study for</quote> Found one: https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/rich-man-posing-with-money-bags-and-dollar-bills-picture-id171271536</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 8:15:51 PM #139:	Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... @Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy Because those aren't essentials. Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895793309] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> Because those aren't essentials.</quote> Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SuperGamer5 02/09/18 8:16:57 PM #140:	I make $5,416 a month before taxes and live in the metro area in MN. After taxes, rent, expenses, etc., it's really not that much. Sure I'm not strapped for cash, but it's definitely not the "easy mode" I thought it would be. <cite>SuperGamer5 posted [p:895793367] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>I make $5,416 a month before taxes and live in the metro area in MN. After taxes, rent, expenses, etc., it's really not that much. Sure I'm not strapped for cash, but it's definitely not the "easy mode" I thought it would be.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 02/09/18 8:18:08 PM #141:	KingCrabCake posted... Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... @Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy Because those aren't essentials. Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential Not in reality, they aren't. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:895793427] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> Because those aren't essentials.</quote> Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential</quote> Not in reality, they aren't.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 8:20:19 PM #142:	Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... @Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy Because those aren't essentials. Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential Not in reality, they aren't. Yes in reality they are. Both are key for a good health. Strike 3 bro, you're out. --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895793526] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> Because those aren't essentials.</quote> Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential</quote> Not in reality, they aren't.</quote> Yes in reality they are. Both are key for a good health. Strike 3 bro, you're out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
twitterfriends 02/09/18 8:24:37 PM #143:	Thats lower class where I live, Only $80 a month on food? Wtf. Plus $1,400 a month here gets you a studio apartment --- #NotMyPresident #JusticeDemocrats #Neblio #WolfPAC #Bitcoin #WeAre12 #12thMan #Seahawks #Belieber #DENT #UBI #PokemonGo #twitterfriends #MMA #PopularHashtags <cite>twitterfriends posted [p:895793751] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>Thats lower class where I live, Only $80 a month on food? Wtf. Plus $1,400 a month here gets you a studio apartment</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anteaterking 02/09/18 8:29:09 PM #144:	SuperGamer5 posted... but it's definitely not the "easy mode" I thought it would be This has more to do with expectations than reality though. You're in the 62ndish percentile of household income in Minneapolis from just one income. Like, I wouldn't call $72k a year rich by any means (or $66k in your case), but a majority of people in your city get by with more than $10k less. I think part of the problem with people in this topic and the earlier one today is that: 1. Having (or being) a non-working spouse is a luxury. 2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. etc. These might be things that are personal goals for you and the second is advisable if you can manage it, but they are luxuries. --- http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg <cite>Anteaterking posted [p:895793974] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>SuperGamer5 posted...</cite> <quote>but it's definitely not the "easy mode" I thought it would be</quote> This has more to do with expectations than reality though. You're in the 62ndish percentile of household income in Minneapolis from just one income. Like, I wouldn't call $72k a year rich by any means (or $66k in your case), but a majority of people in your city get by with more than $10k less. I think part of the problem with people in this topic and the earlier one today is that: 1. Having (or being) a non-working spouse is a luxury. 2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. etc. These might be things that are personal goals for you and the second is advisable if you can manage it, but they are luxuries.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 02/09/18 8:30:41 PM #145:	KingCrabCake posted... Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... Sayoria posted... KingCrabCake posted... @Sayoria posted... Anisoptera posted... $1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix Cut those out of your life. Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy Because those aren't essentials. Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential Not in reality, they aren't. Yes in reality they are. Both are key for a good health. Strike 3 bro, you're out. Then you have your priorities screwed up. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:895794046] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KingCrabCake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anisoptera posted...</cite> <quote>$1,400 for rent $60-$80 a month for food $140-$200 on water $60-$100 on electric + gas $100 on phone bill $40-$100 on car gas $130 for cable/internet/phone $100 for Amazon Prime $14 for Netflix</quote> Cut those out of your life.</quote> Why should someone cut stuff out of their life if it makes them happy</quote> Because those aren't essentials.</quote> Okay ...so? Being happy and relaxed is essential</quote> Not in reality, they aren't.</quote> Yes in reality they are. Both are key for a good health. Strike 3 bro, you're out.</quote> Then you have your priorities screwed up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 02/09/18 8:31:50 PM #146:	Anteaterking posted... 2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. Eh, I suppose. Although I wouldn't say someone is rich or well off just because they can make out retirement accounts. I'd define well off as not needing to invest into retirement funds to begin with. --- Do good. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:895794114] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Anteaterking posted...</cite> <quote>2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. </quote> Eh, I suppose. Although I wouldn't say someone is rich or well off just because they can make out retirement accounts. I'd define well off as not needing to invest into retirement funds to begin with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SSMajinVegeta2 02/09/18 8:32:26 PM #147:	$6,000 is a lot of money. Get a room mate --- On my business card, I am a corporate president. In my mind, I am a game developer. But in my heart, I am a gamer. Satoru Iwata, 1959 - 2015 RIP GP God bless <cite>SSMajinVegeta2 posted [p:895794144] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>$6,000 is a lot of money. Get a room mate</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cerealbox760 02/09/18 8:36:42 PM #148:	And here I am paying 1500 to stay a week in Vegas. As much as I hate the idea of pulling out a mortgage, I might as well buy a vacation house over there in vegas. ill gtfo with my high class problems. good luck ce. --- Clevo P775 QHD 120hz / i7 7700k 4.5GHZ / GTX 1070 8GB / DDR4 16GB/ 256gb m.2 SSD /Magni-Modi DAC_AMP combo/ ie800. Laptop on the outside. Desktop on the inside. <cite>cerealbox760 posted [p:895794395] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote>And here I am paying 1500 to stay a week in Vegas. As much as I hate the idea of pulling out a mortgage, I might as well buy a vacation house over there in vegas. ill gtfo with my high class problems. good luck ce.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anteaterking 02/09/18 8:40:09 PM #149:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Anteaterking posted... 2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. Eh, I suppose. Although I wouldn't say someone is rich or well off just because they can make out retirement accounts. I'd define well off as not needing to invest into retirement funds to begin with. I'm not saying it's rich. I'm just saying that starting your argument with "Look, after those things I don't have much money left" is already removing things that your average person doesn't have. While being more fiscally responsible than saying "Greens fees: _____", it's still not part of your cost of living. Personally, I put well off below rich/wealthy, and I would say that any upper middle class/upper class person is well off. --- http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg <cite>Anteaterking posted [p:895794579] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Anteaterking posted...</cite> <quote>2. Being able to max out your retirement contributions is a luxury. </quote> Eh, I suppose. Although I wouldn't say someone is rich or well off just because they can make out retirement accounts. I'd define well off as not needing to invest into retirement funds to begin with.</quote> I'm not saying it's rich. I'm just saying that starting your argument with "Look, after those things I don't have much money left" is already removing things that your average person doesn't have. While being more fiscally responsible than saying "Greens fees: _____", it's still not part of your cost of living. Personally, I put well off below rich/wealthy, and I would say that any upper middle class/upper class person is well off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingCrabCake 02/09/18 8:41:17 PM #150:	Sayoria posted... Then you have your priorities screwed up. How about you try explaining yourself cause no one said anything about priorities --- [Your sig sucks] Waaaaah <cite>KingCrabCake posted [p:895794632] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote> Then you have your priorities screwed up.</quote> How about you try explaining yourself cause no one said anything about priorities</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pikachupwnage 02/09/18 8:47:49 PM #151:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Sir Will posted... Childhood is thinking making $5,596 a month is a lot It is. It's a decent income but it's not "a lot" unless you live in the middle of nowhere and/or are single. Its 67K a year. You seem to live alone based on your expense list so Unless you live in a obscenely high cost of living area....that much for a single person is definitely pretty damn good. Not rich but only a idiot would be struggling on 67K if single in most circumstances. --- I'm Mary Poppins y'all. http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/665/328/d75.gif <cite>pikachupwnage posted [p:895794986] in Childhood ... [t:76301468]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sir Will posted...</cite> <quote>Childhood is thinking making $5,596 a month is a lot It is.</quote> It's a decent income but it's not "a lot" unless you live in the middle of nowhere and/or are single.</quote> Its 67K a year. You seem to live alone based on your expense list so Unless you live in a obscenely high cost of living area....that much for a single person is definitely pretty damn good. Not rich but only a idiot would be struggling on 67K if single in most circumstances.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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