@Jonnusthegreat
LOL again. It isn't upper class... it is middle class.
http://money.cnn.com/interactive/eco...ss-calculator/
Los Angeles County, California
Riverside County, California
Dallas County, Texas
Orange County, Florida
Lincoln County, Nebraska
In some of those that is ~5-10k above middle class. In most larger counties you in the upper echelon of middle class society. A well groomed peasant is still a peasant. I am a peasant.
Ironically it only takes $200k+ to be considered part of the 1% and I'm not sure I would even consider $200k yearly income to be "RICH". That's like both mommy and daddy are doctors.
Last edited by A dot Ham; 2016-10-20 at 11:32 PM.
Translation: I like to ignore facts.
“There are two ways to be [a fool]. One is to believe what isn't true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.”
$100k/2080(40 hours a week X 52 weeks in a years) = $48/hour which is hardly $2. Continue to present your hyperboles. I love math!
I can't think of a poorer place to live than Detroit Michigan, (Wayne County) and even there 100k is less than 20k above the range that is considered "middle class".
Last edited by A dot Ham; 2016-10-20 at 11:42 PM.
how can you waste $10 million and be broke i do not understand
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if i had 10 million id be able to retire and live the rest of my life in luxury.
Invest 5 mill, have 5 mill for fun, how hard is that?
With that kind of money, I'd still go for a modest house... but in a prime location. Having woods outside, preferably with squirrels and songbirds, would be great for the kids. Now those locations do cost a lot. Well, unless you actually move to the neck of the woods somewhere.
play stupid games win stupid prizes
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real talk man
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so hot man wow
If you were to win a $10 million lottery it would likely be 10 mil in annuity after 20 years. If you take the lump sum, after taxes its more like around $4 million which you could bank. And interest on that isn't likely to be higher than 1%, if you're lucky to get that much.