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in order to cover rent decent apt insurance food ect
in order to make 46 k a year you need to net 20 dollars an hour 40 hours a week
and not saving a dime
its doable taking the bus you can save maybe 10k per year with no vehicle but youd have no life
taking all the facts into consideration you are one lucky fuck to make 20 per hour in this society
im lucky and highly skilled but ive really paid my dues and continue to pay with time having to learn more in the rat race. i enjoy the learning but i feel bad for those in the wrong trade or grew up with bad familys no direction .
if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
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if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
ericpdollard.com
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i've made 10x that each year since 2013 and am pretty cozy
...signed, esfitness
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I make roughly 23k a year and I live quite comfortably.
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ericpdollard.com
;D ;D ;D
Love Marty Champions posts.
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I make roughly 23k a year and I live quite comfortably.
i make 2 or 3 times that each month
-ESFItness
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if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
how dare you try to succeed.
(srs, because if they succeed, they undermine all the preferential treatment they all MUUUUST receive)
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i make 2 or 3 times that each month
-ESFItness
I once earned $46k in an afternoon, it was a Tuesday because I went shopping on the Wednesday with the money I made, I bought a Hosties twinkie and a big gulp from the store down the road from my lavish apartment, the big gulp was a bit short measured so I had to buy a can of coke to make up the shortfall, I remember it was coke because oddly enough thats how I made the $46k, a Mexican drug cartel tried to have me over and I took them all out one by one with an old coat hanger, and an elastic band.....etc...etc..
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I make roughly 23k a year and I live quite comfortably.
im tight with my money but id be living on the street at 20k
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i make 2 or 3 times that each month
-ESFItness
ESFitness makes that in one day!
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im tight with my money but id be living on the street at 20k
Can I move in with you?
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Can I move in with you?
maybe one day bro
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Good thread, I don't know what I'd say.
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maybe one day bro
You have a spare bedroom, broskie?
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I make roughly 23k a year and I live quite comfortably.
What do you do ???
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I once earned $46k in an afternoon, it was a Tuesday because I went shopping on the Wednesday with the money I made, I bought a Hosties twinkie and a big gulp from the store down the road from my lavish apartment, the big gulp was a bit short measured so I had to buy a can of coke to make up the shortfall, I remember it was coke because oddly enough thats how I made the $46k, a Mexican drug cartel tried to have me over and I took them all out one by one with an old coat hanger, and an elastic band.....etc...etc..
Spot on!! ;D ;D
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You have a spare bedroom, broskie?
yeah but its filled with electrical and plumbing supplies
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yeah but its filled with electrical and plumbing supplies
Damn! I can help you clear it out to make room for me. I just need a bed and small dresser.
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in order to cover rent decent apt insurance food ect
in order to make 46 k a year you need to net 20 dollars an hour 40 hours a week
and not saving a dime
its doable taking the bus you can save maybe 10k per year with no vehicle but youd have no life
taking all the facts into consideration you are one lucky fuck to make 20 per hour in this society
im lucky and highly skilled but ive really paid my dues and continue to pay with time having to learn more in the rat race. i enjoy the learning but i feel bad for those in the wrong trade or grew up with bad familys no direction .
if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
46K/year works if you are living in a cheap apartment close to work, not married and don't have kids. However, for 90% of people this is just "getting by" and you wouldn't be able to save much at all.
College is overrated and very overpriced. If you go to college make sure you get a degree you can use in the real world, preferably something hard science related. 90% of the college grads I work with tell me they'll be paying their student loans for the next 10-15 years. This is debt slavery.
Acquire real skills, work hard when you're young and save/invest as much as possible. Live frugally, don't buy things you cannot afford, stay out of debt, don't get married and don't have kids. This is how I was able to be semi-retired at 51 years old. I will be fully retired by 60.
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46K/year works if you are living in a cheap apartment close to work, not married and don't have kids. However, for 90% of people this is just "getting by" and you wouldn't be able to save much at all.
College is overrated and very overpriced. If you go to college make sure you get a degree you can use in the real world, preferably something hard science related. 90% of the college grads I work with tell me they'll be paying their student loans for the next 10-15 years. This is debt slavery.
Acquire real skills, work hard when you're young and save/invest as much as possible. Live frugally, don't buy things you cannot afford, stay out of debt, don't get married and don't have kids. This is how I was able to be semi-retired at 51 years old. I will be fully retired by 60.
definitly not marry already spend enough on slots
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I once earned $46k in an afternoon, it was a Tuesday because I went shopping on the Wednesday with the money I made, I bought a Hosties twinkie and a big gulp from the store down the road from my lavish apartment, the big gulp was a bit short measured so I had to buy a can of coke to make up the shortfall, I remember it was coke because oddly enough thats how I made the $46k, a Mexican drug cartel tried to have me over and I took them all out one by one with an old coat hanger, and an elastic band.....etc...etc..
;D
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I make almost 4x that amount and I'm still a poor ne
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Why does everyone aspire to rent and not own? ???
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Why does everyone aspire to rent and not own? ???
Aren't you unemployed?
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You can definitely live off less, however in America there is tons of opportunities to make a lot more, was talking to this guy who fixed my roof a few weeks back, spoke very poor English but enough to live and work in this country, anyway asked him where he was from, guy was from Peru, then I asked how he liked his job, being I used to be a brick layer at one point in my life and I enjoyed it a great deal, the guys said he loved it, asked him how long he's been in the US, said around 12 years, I asked if he was making good money with this company, he said yes he gets paid by the day not the hour and it's $350 a day, he works six days a week, I was like wow, that's great money being that you are not from this country, he agreed, he told me he will stay here for another 3 years and then go back to Peru, where he owns 2 houses now. No degree, nothing.. barely even speaks English, only in America!
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Depends. Anybody can live outside their means. I didn't have a lot of money in college, and was able to live well with loans, a job, and the military paying for some of it.
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Why does everyone aspire to rent and not own? ???
it is case by case - there are a many great reasons for each side. it all depends
when society was more of a simpler "flow" 1950s - 1980s owning was considered the "savings account" many families would pay off their mortgage, and have a stockpile of equity when they retired etc or rolled the savings into the next house and had a small mortgage payment. own a home for 30 years then sell it - etc etc.... that doesnt happen often like it used. again society moves quicker and totally different
so many ways to buy into real estate - REITS, ETFs, private placement deals, 144a's ....
i feel most people who own..... they buy more than they should.... they may get approved for the note, but are above a solid budget
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Why does everyone aspire to rent and not own? ???
Not everyone want to own. I have a friend that makes bank, he likes to rent because no maintenance, repairs, and you can move almost anytime you want. He just got married a few months ago, so maybe a house is in his future.
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I make roughly 23k a year and I live quite comfortably.
What country do you live in?
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What country do you live in?
Thailand.
he be ballin'
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if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
You can't tell someone he should be a plumber or something. Best I've got is: Figure out what you want to be doing later and do stuff now that will get you there.
Also: Smile patiently and ignore most advice, even the well intentioned kind. Wisdom and presumption rarely coexist.
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so many ways to buy into real estate - REITS, ETFs, private placement deals, 144a's ....
What will the retail shakeout do to REITS?
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What country do you live in?
Land of the free and home of the brave.
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in order to cover rent decent apt insurance food ect
in order to make 46 k a year you need to net 20 dollars an hour 40 hours a week
and not saving a dime
its doable taking the bus you can save maybe 10k per year with no vehicle but youd have no life
taking all the facts into consideration you are one lucky fuck to make 20 per hour in this society
im lucky and highly skilled but ive really paid my dues and continue to pay with time having to learn more in the rat race. i enjoy the learning but i feel bad for those in the wrong trade or grew up with bad familys no direction .
if i were to give optomistic work advice to minorities around 20 years old what should i say
This means the US dollar is not worth much. I live in Europe and 46k before taxes is more that enough for a single fella. You can even support a family on that if you pinch your pennies.
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when society was more of a simpler "flow" 1950s - 1980s owning was considered the "savings account" many families would pay off their mortgage, and have a stockpile of equity when they retired etc or rolled the savings into the next house and had a small mortgage payment. own a home for 30 years then sell it - etc etc.... that doesnt happen often like it used. again society moves quicker and totally different
Thats the problem. People now want everything instant because they are impatient and lazy. What you described is the way to do it.
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This means the US dollar is not worth much. I live in Europe and 46k before taxes is more that enough for a single fella. You can even support a family on that if you pinch your pennies.
you lived in Texas about 200 posts ago
u blarney stoned lyin fa99ot
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When you think of people from the past you think of someone you have heard of, whose name has been preserved by virtue of some extraordinary behavior on his part.
But most of them were just fucking, drinking, and working some menial job. Uncouth and unshowered, they never innovated jack shit and did the bare minimum required of them. They were lazy as hell and were of no value to themselves or posterity.
And you're descended from them.
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you lived in Texas about 200 posts ago
u blarney stoned lyin fa99ot
That was an inside joke for Droppingplates. He caught me quickly. ;D
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Why does everyone aspire to rent and not own? ???
Because people are stupid TA. Very...
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It depends where you live. I am in Toronto, Canada and make 27.82 U.S. dollars an hour (37 bucks and change Canadian). I get tons of 1.5 OT, and 1 day of 2xOT each week. In this city the average detached home in a decent neighborhood is well over 1 million dollars. I make over 95K U.S. a year but still rent a 3 bedroom house fairly cheap. I invest the rest (40 K U.S.) into stocks like Visa, Apple. ect. I just want to retire early and move somewhere affordable. If I bought a house here, I would be a slave to it.
Over 25 years ago, I took a year off to pay my undergrad. Took a job as a security guard running OT like mad and bounced 1 day a week. Worked night and day to make 35K U.S. Hard to imagine that 46K gives a decent life today unless your expenses are incredibly low.
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all you need is a roof over your head, proteinshakes and getbig.
i feel pictures of cars, watches and those from go 4 it's cruise is enough, i dont need to have them myself or be there.
maybe a mirror for flexing.
and some creatine once in a while when you feel you wanna live the good life.
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Not everyone want to own. I have a friend that makes bank, he likes to rent because no maintenance, repairs, and you can move almost anytime you want. He just got married a few months ago, so maybe a house is in his future.
Also, you never truly "own" the house/property. You are simply renting it from the government. Perpetual taxes, insurance and eminent domain is why.
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Also, you never truly "own" the house/property. You are simply renting it from the government. Perpetual taxes, insurance and eminent domain is why.
how much do you have to pay the government if you decide to burn down the house you never own?
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all you need is a roof over your head, proteinshakes and getbig.
i feel pictures of cars, watches and those from go 4 it's cruise is enough, i dont need to have them myself or be there.
maybe a mirror for flexing.
and some creatine once in a while when you feel you wanna live the good life.
Classic getbig post. ;D
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how much do you have to pay the government if you decide to burn down the house you never own?
They don't care about the house, it's the land... their land, not yours. Wake up.
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When you think of people from the past you think of someone you have heard of, whose name has been preserved by virtue of some extraordinary behavior on his part.
But most of them were just fucking, drinking, and working some menial job. Uncouth and unshowered, they never innovated jack shit and did the bare minimum required of them. They were lazy as hell and were of no value to themselves or posterity.
And you're descended from them.
Many are. I'm descended from grandparents from different countries who came to Australia for a better life (one being Greece, lucky for that ;D). IDK how hard they worked but clearly more than most Australians who are lazy and it showed through my parents and Aunties/Uncles at least on the Greek side. I would outwork them all, outsmart them all. It's got to be in you when you're young. If you get an harder life young everything else is easy.
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When you think of people from the past you think of someone you have heard of, whose name has been preserved by virtue of some extraordinary behavior on his part.
But most of them were just fucking, drinking, and working some menial job. Uncouth and unshowered, they never innovated jack shit and did the bare minimum required of them. They were lazy as hell and were of no value to themselves or posterity.
And you're descended from them.
Who are you talking about?
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Thats the problem. People now want everything instant because they are impatient and lazy. What you described is the way to do it.
credit appeared and became aval to everyone and everyone is addicted to it, BUT to get places you do need to properly use credit in our society today. being financially savy is also about playing defense too. (its my trade so that is why I feel this way)
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to sum shit up real quick - 1 economic statement -
cost of living has gone up extremely high compared the average wage cost - living comfortably
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Who are you talking about?
Vince Gironda's half brother's nephew.
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If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.
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If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.
TA, what about chicken breasts and a flat screen television?
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It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own.
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No sane man will dance.