Not only that, but you're paying for them to move into your neighborhood and rob/assault you and your family.Truly sickening
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
ROFL
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."1"
Fucking hilarious, I'm crying!
Jesus Christ, this might be one of the best getbig chops of all time. Can't stop laughing.
Who's the guy in the red tank top?
What was Aaron providing Dave for the $100k/year? (serious question)
So, like I said, 100K goes nowhere in NYC.