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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Neymar Barca on February 10, 2014, 03:21:24 PM
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and then they say Palumbo was cheap...heard it on radio show of aaron!
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haha look how these amateurs try to stand closer to the camera so the Sith Lord's size doesn't embarrass them.
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Aaron Singerman was paid 100k a year from Dave Palumbo..and then they say Palumbo was cheap...heard it on radio show of aaron!
100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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Aaron lives in Florida.
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100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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It's all relative, 73,000 Euro would be a sweet income in most European countries, esp for doing what you love to do..
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and then they say Palumbo was cheap...heard it on radio show of aaron!
As I've explained it before...Aaron was not exactly making as much as people think. From that money, he had to pay all of his expenses from that amount for travel, hotel, meals, equipment, etc which ate up a ton of that money....not to mention that it was not for that long. However he made a great deal of money being a spokesman for IronMagLabs and Envizion Medical. For a number of years, Aaron was so broke that he and Darielle could barely pay for their apartment rent which was just 600 bucks.
However, he invested his money very wisely buying Blackstone Labs, starting Prime Nutrition, and importing products from Platinum Labs and he now makes way more money than he ever has made before. The Prime Nutrition was a very big surprise and I honestly have to say that the overall design and implementation is simple and effective.
I can't complain because I made a little money from it as well as a ton of other people which allowed me to rebuild my Anabolic Mayhem website and buy professional studio equipment. Aaron is basically the Ron Avidan of the supplement industry....always 3 steps ahead of everyone else
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crazy people get paid these amounts for doing what exactly?
pumping iron,?
Living the dream, my friend.
Yes, I'm get mad jealous as well...
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100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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kind of sad that 100k isn't much these days. everyone taking a buck out of the pocket. yet somehow the ppl with 20 kids get money back from the gov and all the handouts in the world it seems
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kind of sad that 100k isn't much these days. everyone taking a buck out of the pocket. yet somehow the ppl with 20 kids get money back from the gov and all the handouts in the world it seems
Not only that, but you're paying for them to move into your neighborhood and rob/assault you and your family.
Truly sickening
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100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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damn 100k would last you forever in thailand
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Why are there so many threads about this guy?
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Why are there so many threads about this guy?
All these people are fucking obsessed!
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Why do people live in new york its over price and a shit hole apt goes for a grand there are so many cheap places in the us to live i dont get it.
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As I've explained it before...Aaron was not exactly making as much as people think. From that money, he had to pay all of his expenses from that amount for travel, hotel, meals, equipment, etc which ate up a ton of that money....not to mention that it was not for that long. However he made a great deal of money being a spokesman for IronMagLabs and Envizion Medical. For a number of years, Aaron was so broke that he and Darielle could barely pay for their apartment rent which was just 600 bucks.
However, he invested his money very wisely buying Blackstone Labs, starting Prime Nutrition, and importing products from Platinum Labs and he now makes way more money than he ever has made before. The Prime Nutrition was a very big surprise and I honestly have to say that the overall design and implementation is simple and effective.
I can't complain because I made a little money from it as well as a ton of other people which allowed me to rebuild my Anabolic Mayhem website and buy professional studio equipment. Aaron is basically the Ron Avidan of the supplement industry....always 3 steps ahead of everyone else
Bullshit.
You are so full of shit. Your web businesses make pennies. Stop lying to try to be relevant.
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100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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and you think that Palumbo is so stupid to sow to IRS that money hahaha,that is all money how you call it "under the table" or "black money" i repeat i dont know how do you call it,like the money Palumbo receives from clients making them diets through the internet,it is all black money!
BTW am listening REALBODYBUILDING RADIO SHOW from 28.11.2013 in the begining Aaron said that 100k but i assume like he was dissapointed that he was fired from Palumbo!
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and you think that Palumbo is so stupid to sow to IRS that money hahaha,that is all money how you call it "under the table" or "black money" i repeat i dont know how do you call it,like the money Palumbo receives from clients making them diets through the internet,it is all black money!
BTW am listening REALBODYBUILDING RADIO SHOW from 28.11.2013 in the begining Aaron said that 100k but i assume like he was dissapointed that he was fired from Palumbo!
Yep....there is a shitload of "under the table" money in the bodybuilding industry....that's how most of this shit works to begin with. The diets are the biggest joke....I mean, if you're using clen, T3, and growth hormone, you can practically eat cookie dough and still get ripped. The money for those plans are more of a "membership program" to suppliers of steroids and they get a cut of that as well all tax free.
I take home a lot less that these guys but I pay my taxes because there's no way for me to hide my income....but you can bet that they are claiming a lot less on their income than me and take advantage of it to get stuff like food stamps and government assistance
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Booty at her best! :D
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Why are there so many threads about this guy?
It's all about the bloodline...If he was Irish, you wouldn't hear a peep from these Hierarchy owned boards.
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Who in the hell is Aaron Singerman and why was Palumbo paying him? I don't feel like Googling...
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As I've explained it before...Aaron was not exactly making as much as people think. From that money, he had to pay all of his expenses from that amount for travel, hotel, meals, equipment, etc which ate up a ton of that money....not to mention that it was not for that long. However he made a great deal of money being a spokesman for IronMagLabs and Envizion Medical. For a number of years, Aaron was so broke that he and Darielle could barely pay for their apartment rent which was just 600 bucks.
However, he invested his money very wisely buying Blackstone Labs, starting Prime Nutrition, and importing products from Platinum Labs and he now makes way more money than he ever has made before. The Prime Nutrition was a very big surprise and I honestly have to say that the overall design and implementation is simple and effective.
I can't complain because I made a little money from it as well as a ton of other people which allowed me to rebuild my Anabolic Mayhem website and buy professional studio equipment. Aaron is basically the Ron Avidan of the supplement industry....always 3 steps ahead of everyone else
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LAUGHING
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LOLOLOLOLOLOL FALCON
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ROFL
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Not only that, but you're paying for them to move into your neighborhood and rob/assault you and your family.
Truly sickening
LMAO ^^ True, true...
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Yep....there is a shitload of "under the table" money in the bodybuilding industry....that's how most of this shit works to begin with. The diets are the biggest joke....I mean, if you're using clen, T3, and growth hormone, you can practically eat cookie dough and still get ripped. The money for those plans are more of a "membership program" to suppliers of steroids and they get a cut of that as well all tax free.
I take home a lot less that these guys but I pay my taxes because there's no way for me to hide my income....but you can bet that they are claiming a lot less on their income than me and take advantage of it to get stuff like food stamps and government assistance
Wow thanks for the info Munzer
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Gold.
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ROFL
;D :D LOL at tbombz focusing at the dong!
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;D Fucking hilarious, I'm crying!
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100K is not a lot of money, especially in New York City.
Making 100K sets you up for a 33% (Federal (25%) + State (8%)) tax rate.
So, Aaron was walking away with around 65K after taxes. The guy had a home to maintain, utility costs, a car and children. So, lets say he was taking home $5,400 a month or so. After you deduct the cost of rent alone (for a family his size, I presume anywhere around $2500-$3000/month), you are left with $2500-$3000. Throw in all the utility costs + the cost of food for the home, you easily have another $1500-$2000 gone. The guy is then left with a measly $500-$1000 a month, if he is lucky. Then, he had a car to maintain. Just in tolls, gas and car payments alone, all of his money would have been gone.
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
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You've put a lot of time into this. If I did not know better, I would call out jealousy. How much did you make last year?
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;D Fucking hilarious, I'm crying!
^^^^This! Fucking epic! ;D
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ROFL
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Jesus Christ, this might be one of the best getbig chops of all time. Can't stop laughing.
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ROFL
Who's the guy in the red tank top?
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Jesus Christ, this might be one of the best getbig chops of all time. Can't stop laughing.
I'm very proud of this collaboration with Iron Meister. 8)
Fucking cracked me up
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Who's the guy in the red tank top?
Alex23
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Falcon dressing out nice there.
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What was Aaron providing Dave for the $100k/year? (serious question)
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What was Aaron providing Dave for the $100k/year? (serious question)
Same here. I don't know much about Aaron beside pictures he posted while at the hospital.
Does he even lift?
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What was Aaron providing Dave for the $100k/year? (serious question)
He brought in advertisers mainly.....generally they'll pay from 7-15k a month. Envizion Medical was Aaron's meal ticket though....they paid a shitload of money
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In regards to these photoshopped pics, I'd like to quote the great German Gunter Schlierkamp addressing the disappointed crowd after placing 5th at the 2002 Olympia, "You made my day! Thank you very much!"
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So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
It all depends on your overheads. You listed a number of things that qualify as obligatory expenditures on a monthly basis but could be adjusted based on choice. He could've simply bought a condo in one of the less expensive boroughs, driven a cheaper but still-new car, and spent less money on trips and clothing. If 100k isn't enough - whether in NYC, London, or LA - you're living outside your means. Bodybuilders aren't business magnates. They're average guys with a lot of muscle and associated sponsorships. They need to live accordingly. A lot of people in America are having to cut back on everything from medication to food to water use to break even. I don't see why this guy should be paid more because he doesn't want to follow that trend.
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So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.
You need to limit your dicktrap occupancy and focus on relativity.
No one care about your economic environment personal projections. 100k goes a long way in 95% of this great land we call 'Murica.
Question isn't about Aaron's affordability but instead what did he "do" to justify it.
Narrower vision than a gofer looking for a 29g needle 10feet underground.