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I feel like from as long as I had any concept of money, 100k seemed like an unfathomably large amount of money, but that was in like 1995, and with inflation that would literally be the equivalent of almost 200k today. But still, in my head when I see a job posting for like 110k my gut reaction is “wow that’s a lot” despite it being less than what I make now. It’s that heavily anchored in our heads.
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Feb 9, 2023 06:03
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They're paying in Biden Bucks these days my friend, things ain't what they use to be
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pencilhands posted:I feel like from as long as I had any concept of money, 100k seemed like an unfathomably large amount of money, but that was in like 1995, and with inflation that would literally be the equivalent of almost 200k today. Thinking about American Beauty where he gets 60,000 dollars in severance which is today like 150,000 dollars and just how unreal that film was.
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Feb 9, 2023 06:10
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Its something like 3x the median wage for a full time worker in the US and only slightly lower than 3x the Canadian median so yes it's a lot and anyone who says it is t needs a reality check. That reality check is going to be the economy collapsing to the point where it wipes out all their wealth and lol it's gonna happen soon. EvilJoven fucked around with this message at 06:13 on Feb 9, 2023 |
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Feb 9, 2023 06:11
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Nah 2008 proved that ain't gonna happen
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Feb 9, 2023 06:12
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It's not that much for a family, pretty good for a single person with no kids. The goal post def moved op
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Feb 9, 2023 06:12
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Feb 9, 2023 06:25
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No, it seems like what someone should be making at a minimum in this stupid country. Seems kinda small, really. Pretty sure if you totaled up the incomes for everyone in the country and divvied it up it would be more than 100k. I'm probably wrong though.
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Feb 9, 2023 06:25
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Even in my lovely part of California a bottom end 6 fig income isn't really enough for a family to live on unless like you wanna live in a trailer and eat chump soup every meal but idk it still seems like a big number and kinda the standard for "you made it"
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Feb 9, 2023 06:26
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yes, partly because I make more than that and feel like an enormous fraud every day for doing so, and partly because it should be more than enough for someone to live and thrive on but this demon cracker nation makes that impossible
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Feb 9, 2023 06:35
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200k is the new six figures then?
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Feb 9, 2023 06:43
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Salaries loving sucks if you work more than 45 hours a week. You screw yourself out of that sweet overtime pay
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Feb 9, 2023 06:44
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I would love to make 100k a year OP. Tell me your secrets.
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Feb 9, 2023 07:00
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Devils Affricate posted:They're paying in Biden Bucks these days my friend, things ain't what they use to be Can’t even afford a carton of eggs with 100k biden bucks.
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I would love to make 100k a year OP. Tell me your secrets. have you looked into coding bootcamps
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Feb 9, 2023 07:04
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I'm in the same mental space: in my head, a $100k salary is Big Time Money. The kind of salary I once hoped to achieve one day, but right now I don't think I ever will. My salary today is double what it was 20 years ago, and I'm closer to the top of the org chart, but in spite of that I feel a lot poorer.
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Feb 9, 2023 07:07
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debating eating my sandals because in the information age an internet connection comes before clean feet
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Feb 9, 2023 07:27
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Is a 6.5 inch dick still considered big, or does it have to be nine or ten inches now?
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First of May posted:Is a 6.5 inch dick still considered big, or does it have to be nine or ten inches now? It was never considered big. 
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Feb 9, 2023 07:49
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ya'll can get that salary ez with hard work, talent, persistence, luck, and just chilling the gently caress out
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First of May posted:Is a 6.5 inch dick still considered big, or does it have to be nine or ten inches now? If u wanna see a big dick.... JUST TURN OFF UR MONITOR!!!!!!! XD
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EvilJoven posted:Its something like 3x the median wage for a full time worker in the US and only slightly lower than 3x the Canadian median so yes it's a lot and anyone who says it is t needs a reality check. I think his point was more that it's not a lot of money anymore in the context of what it affords you these days - inflation etc Yeah it's a high salary compared to the median, but that doesn't make it "a lot of money" unless you ignore the value of those dollars and how they've fallen. It actually just means that a majority of people are woefully underpaid. So yeah I think we all agree, is my point.
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First of May posted:Is a 6.5 inch dick still considered big, or does it have to be nine or ten inches now? if you have to ask...
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Feb 9, 2023 08:09
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If you live in Manhattan or the SF Bay area, no. But otherwise yes it's a lot of loving money.
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Feb 9, 2023 08:13
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where im at and how i live thats a lot yes
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Neo_Crimson posted:If you live in Manhattan or the SF Bay area, no. But otherwise yes it's a lot of loving money. Yeah, that. Or, since this is America, have medical bills.
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Feb 9, 2023 08:30
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I make over 100k but it's in gift cards
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Icochet posted:I make over 100k but it's in gift cards itunes or amazon?
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If you live in the uk that varies from basically nothing to a lot depending on where in the uk you are. Wages in thr UK suck generally though thanks to thatcher.
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Drone_Fragger posted:If you live in the uk that varies from basically nothing to a lot depending on where in the uk you are. same here thanks to Reagan
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Duct Tape Engineer posted:itunes or amazon? A small and largely debunked science museum
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$100k/year would basically double my salary so yeah but I live in the upper midwest where $55-60k per year (depending on overtime) still pays for a mortgage and utilities instead of abject poverty in California or New York
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Feb 9, 2023 09:05
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Is 7 inches still stuck in your head as thats an enormous penis? I feel like from as long as I had any concept of dick, 7 seemed like an unfathomably large amount of dong, but that was in like 1995, and with inflation pumps that would literally be the equivalent of almost 13 inches today. But still, in my head when I see a job posting for like 7 inches of donger my gut reaction is “wow that’s a lot” despite it being less than what I have now. It’s that heavily anchored in our heads.
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100k was about the point where, as a single renter, i started to feel like i was getting ahead of bills and could relax a little bit its not life changing money, but it's about where financial security starts whomever upthread said that is what everyone should be making was onto something i think
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Dr.Smasher posted:$100k/year would basically double my salary so yeah same
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The minimum wage is 7.25 dollars an hour in the us.
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bone emulator posted:The minimum wage is 7.25 dollars an hour in the us. That's the Federal minimum wage - a lot of states have higher minimums than that. Also, though, in many states you can be paid less than Federal minimum if you get tips, because capitalism.
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That's what, like $8300 a month pre-tax? That's probably like 2.5x what the average person here makes. Yeah that's a salary so large I have no idea what I would do with all of that money. The median rent in the USA is like $1600 now and that's mostly due to CA and NY being extremes, the average is like $1300 or something. That'd leave you with maybe $5000 in free spending money after taxes, which is just a silly amount.
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