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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:12:00 PM EDT
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Says the guy with no membership  
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:13:02 PM EDT
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LOL.
If you make 6 figures a year and can't find anything better to do with your time than average 13+ posts per day then you are extremely bankrupt in many ways that 5 figure people are more wealthy than you will ever be. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:14:07 PM EDT
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Hey OP if your going to post like a big boy then you have 24 hours to post a pic of your W2 from 2014 and your most recent pay stub. If not then we will take that as proof you work at Sonic and live in your mom's basement. ****you must write today's date on, or next to, the W2/recent pay stub. Top 20% probably don't get W2 forms 
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:15:18 PM EDT
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:16:20 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryWhy are those grizzly bears dancing with a giant beetle? |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:18:20 PM EDT
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Says the guy with no membership Shows he doesn't blow money on frivolous things.
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:18:24 PM EDT
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LoL, copy pasta, Op why you didn't ask Santa for a membership? Now's my chance to make shitty threads without people associating them to my avatar |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:18:37 PM EDT
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... mostly agree
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:18:55 PM EDT
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Having a six figure income is not all there is to life. Family and friends are way more important. It's nice but just a number. Plus, mo' money mo' problems. Looking at adding my Jesus Piece to my insurance, probably going to up my premiums Fucking big time. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:20:21 PM EDT
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meh. replace 6 figures with less than 50k, and i completely agree. show up on time and take some initiative from day one, and you're better than 3/4 of your competition in the physical labor market. once you start to hit the top pay grade of that company's typical worker, it's time to look for a new job. living in poverty is 100% a choice for a healthy, able bodied adult. 
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:21:53 PM EDT
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someone had a bad day......P.S Money isn't everything; Yea? Wait till you can't earn any more. Joe average can not save or invest enough. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:23:24 PM EDT
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Now's my chance to make shitty threads without people associating them to my avatar Quote HistoryQuoted:
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LoL, copy pasta, Op why you didn't ask Santa for a membership? Now's my chance to make shitty threads without people associating them to my avatar LoL, your avatar was recognizable |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:28:03 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why are those grizzly bears dancing with a giant beetle? Quote HistoryQuoted: Why are those grizzly bears dancing with a giant beetle? |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:29:26 PM EDT
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:30:17 PM EDT
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Having a six figure income is not all there is to life. Family and friends are way more important. It's nice but just a number. Plus, mo' money mo' problems. Looking at adding my Jesus Piece to my insurance, probably going to up my premiums Having lived very poor, lower, middle and upper middle class AND "comfortably well off" or "wealthy" I can honestly say that *everyone* I've ever met who has used this phrase never actually had any significant amount of money to test the theory. I *hate* hearing that bull shit. Money SOLVES problems, it doesn't create them, as a general rule. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:30:33 PM EDT
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This is literally the easiest society that has ever existed on the history of this Earth to make money in...couple that with the technology era it's literally a joke if you don't land a 6 figure annual salary by the time you are 30. Don't complain if you suck ass at this shit l-o-l. I'll give a pass to ghetto fags since they love to complain when these threads pop up and throw around the adjective "ENTUTUSHIONALISZED" in every other sentence of their walls of texts. it was your choice to smoke weed in HS/college, and therefore become a lazy chit it was your choice to abuse alcohol/drugs it was your choice to knock up susie-ann/la'quisha it was your choice to not take your studies seriously it was your choice to not seek alternatives to college if you weren't a white collar worker it was your choice to major in some easy shit in college (non-STEM or non-professional) it was your choice to play excessive video games, etc, instead of building something for yourself LOL @ the occupy movement, LOL @ liberals, and LOL @ complaining phaggots. You reap what you sow. Well, I wouldn't use the word "fault" in that it implies someone has failed at a moral obligation to earn that much money. You are obligated to produce enough to support yourself but you can support yourself on far less than that. And plenty of people simply lack the smarts to be research scientists, doctors, or engineers. That's not any fault in them anymore than my lack of ability to compete in the NBA is a failure on my part. That being said, I do get annoyed by someone who dropped out of high school to smoke dope, who knocked up some chick and is stuck with child support, and who never even tried to develop any real marketable skills when they whine about a living wage. Because, any able bodied person with a normally functional brain can manage to support themselves if they honestly work at it and make good lifestyle choices. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:33:20 PM EDT
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Lol
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:34:15 PM EDT
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Let's say EVERYONE did all that: Someone would still end up in the bottom 20%. The income distribution will always be a binomial distribution; all you're proposing is shifting the bell curve around and probably driving up inflation.
It's the old adage: If everyone had money, money would be worthless. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:37:07 PM EDT
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Dude. Copypasta or not, renew your membership before you act like you're well and off.
The tinder skanks will appreciate it. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:37:17 PM EDT
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I'm the sole wage-earner in my family of four, and we're in the top 10-15% of families based on annual income.
OP is wrong. I got where I am because I chose a field (programming) that pays well, and I'm damn good at it. MOST people - as in, >50% - don't have the aptitude for what I do. Of those that do, many choose a field or path that doesn't result in compensation at that level. If you're not making six figures by 30, so fucking what? $100k isn't reasonable to expect if you're a teacher, or a horticulturist, or a retail manager. Can it be done? Sure! Is there something wrong with you if you don't? Nope. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:39:39 PM EDT
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Poor people have poor ways.
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:40:56 PM EDT
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lol
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:40:57 PM EDT
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Hey OP if your going to post like a big boy then you have 24 hours to post a pic of your W2 from 2014 and your most recent pay stub. If not then we will take that as proof you work at Sonic and live in your mom's basement. ****you must write today's date on, or next to, the W2/recent pay stub. I'm not 30 yet I'm 37 and have W2's and pay stubs from before I was 30 so I don't know what your getting at.........but I knew you wouldn't back up your claim. It's funny how the people who always feel the need to act like they have money are the ones who don't. And please, no pickles means no pickles. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:42:59 PM EDT
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I'm the sole wage-earner in my family of four, and we're in the top 10-15% of families based on annual income. OP is wrong. I got where I am because I chose a field (programming) that pays well, and I'm damn good at it. MOST people - as in, >50% - don't have the aptitude for what I do. Of those that do, many choose a field or path that doesn't result in compensation at that level. If you're not making six figures by 30, so fucking what? $100k isn't reasonable to expect if you're a teacher, or a horticulturist, or a retail manager. Can it be done? Sure! Is there something wrong with you if you don't? Nope. This. I am making $50k+ as a executive chef and like what I do. I also save money every month into a retirement account and don't buy things I don't need(new cell phones, the newest TV, a new car every 5 years, etc). I have met many well off people who make $100k+ that live paycheck to paycheck because they cannot manage money. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:43:50 PM EDT
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Hey OP if your going to post like a big boy then you have 24 hours to post a pic of your W2 from 2014 and your most recent pay stub. If not then we will take that as proof you work at Sonic and live in your mom's basement. ****you must write today's date on, or next to, the W2/recent pay stub. Top 20% probably don't get W2 forms My CPA never believes me when I tell him that! |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:44:15 PM EDT
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I'll give a pass to ghetto fags since they love to complain when these threads pop up and throw around the adjective "ENTUTUSHIONALISZED" in every other sentence of their walls of texts. We have ghetto fags on this board? Thinks highly of GD or imagines this is linked to Drudge. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:44:24 PM EDT
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Having lived very poor, lower, middle and upper middle class AND "comfortably well off" or "wealthy" I can honestly say that *everyone* I've ever met who has used this phrase never actually had any significant amount of money to test the theory. I *hate* hearing that bull shit. Money SOLVES problems, it doesn't create them, as a general rule. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Having a six figure income is not all there is to life. Family and friends are way more important. It's nice but just a number. Plus, mo' money mo' problems. Looking at adding my Jesus Piece to my insurance, probably going to up my premiums Having lived very poor, lower, middle and upper middle class AND "comfortably well off" or "wealthy" I can honestly say that *everyone* I've ever met who has used this phrase never actually had any significant amount of money to test the theory. I *hate* hearing that bull shit. Money SOLVES problems, it doesn't create them, as a general rule. I know everybody says Money can’t buy happiness But it could buy me a boat, it could buy me a truck to pull it It could buy me a Yeti 110 iced down with some silver bullets Yeah, and I know what they say Money can’t buy everything Well, maybe so, But it could buy me a boat Or, as someone else said, "Money can't by happiness but it can make misery easier to live with." There are a lot of problems money can't fix, but there are a whole lot more that money solves instantly. In fact, it solves them so well that the people with money often don't realize that there ever was a problem to begin with. Maybe your father just had a heart attack in another state and you need to rush to his bedside to be with him in his hour of need... That is a real problem and money won't cure it. But if you don't have a car, bus fare, or money for a plane ticket, then it's an even bigger problem. Or if one of the worn out tires on your car blows out halfway there and you don't have money for a replacement, or a hotel room. People with money would have had a good car with good tires and money for a plane ticket if need be so they wouldn't even realize that the problem of traveling to another state even existed in the first place. |
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:51:29 PM EDT
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This is literally the easiest society that has ever existed on the history of this Earth to make money in...couple that with the technology era it's literally a joke if you don't land a 6 figure annual salary by the time you are 30. Don't complain if you suck ass at this shit l-o-l. I'll give a pass to ghetto fags since they love to complain when these threads pop up and throw around the adjective "ENTUTUSHIONALISZED" in every other sentence of their walls of texts. it was your choice to smoke weed in HS/college, and therefore become a lazy chit it was your choice to abuse alcohol/drugs it was your choice to knock up susie-ann/la'quisha it was your choice to not take your studies seriously it was your choice to not seek alternatives to college if you weren't a white collar worker it was your choice to major in some easy shit in college (non-STEM or non-professional) it was your choice to play excessive video games, etc, instead of building something for yourself LOL @ the occupy movement, LOL @ liberals, and LOL @ complaining phaggots. You reap what you sow. so, you want to play? oh, wait, i thought you said "top 2%", not "top 20%". then never mind. ar-jedi 
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:51:40 PM EDT
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I have the chance to make 6 figures every year, I choose not to because then I would have to work a lot and never be home. Bingo Car and Driver does a back page interview, usually folks like penske and roush, etc They all say their only regret is working too much and never seeing their kids I personally have 2 friends, one now passed due to Parkinsons at an early age, both CEOs at one time of fortune 500 companies, both complained they were never their for their kids because they always traveled for work. The one guy tried to make up for it by buying most everything in our state for his grandkids, example fleets of porsches, and he passed on, leaving the cars in the garage, never made up the time with his kids Work and money isn't everything.....I put my son to bed each night, no money will make me pass that up Nice post OP. 
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Posted: 1/1/2016 11:58:12 PM EDT
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Maybe your father just had a heart attack in another state and you need to rush to his bedside to be with him in his hour of need... That is a real problem and money won't cure it. But if you don't have a car, bus fare, or money for a plane ticket, then it's an even bigger problem. Or if one of the worn out tires on your car blows out halfway there and you don't have money for a replacement, or a hotel room. People with money would have had a good car with good tires and money for a plane ticket if need be so they wouldn't even realize that the problem of traveling to another state even existed in the first place. lol. my brother-in-law is a pilot for a well-known fractional ownership jet company. he just picked up a dog in Delaware and flew it to Vail Colorado to meet up with family. i assure you that a Cessna Citation X haul across 2/3rds of the country ain't cheap. ar-jedi |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:00:47 AM EDT
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Supposedly a study found relatively recently that the satisfaction in one's income peaks at about $70,000 a year. Make a lot more than that, and your average "happiness" decreases (generally). I can't remember the source, just the amount.
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:01:12 AM EDT
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I have met many well off people who make $100k+ that live paycheck to paycheck because they cannot manage money. That would be me, kinda. Got a little credit card debt, couple thousand cash, and ~95k in the 401k and other investments. For some damn reason I cannot keep cash around, it's like I'm allergic to it. I'm admittedly bad with loose money so I structure It the best I can to have any savings. Car and toys are all paid for, but those damn credit cards suck. Granted I'm only 29, I got time to sort things but I need to pick up the pace. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:02:34 AM EDT
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That's great Slick but nobody take's the full measure of a man by what he makes. I suspect you will learn that life lesson the hard way.
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:03:41 AM EDT
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I could work harder and be in the top 20%.
If I wasn't so tired from having to drag my enormous cock around all day. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:04:00 AM EDT
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I have the chance to make 6 figures every year, I choose not to because then I would have to work a lot and never be home. If I wanted to work 7 days a week and lots of hours. But money isn't all there is in life. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:05:01 AM EDT
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Having lived very poor, lower, middle and upper middle class AND "comfortably well off" or "wealthy" I can honestly say that *everyone* I've ever met who has used this phrase never actually had any significant amount of money to test the theory. I *hate* hearing that bull shit. Money SOLVES problems, it doesn't create them, as a general rule. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Having a six figure income is not all there is to life. Family and friends are way more important. It's nice but just a number. Plus, mo' money mo' problems. Looking at adding my Jesus Piece to my insurance, probably going to up my premiums Having lived very poor, lower, middle and upper middle class AND "comfortably well off" or "wealthy" I can honestly say that *everyone* I've ever met who has used this phrase never actually had any significant amount of money to test the theory. I *hate* hearing that bull shit. Money SOLVES problems, it doesn't create them, as a general rule. It does if you're spending exorbitant amounts of money on diamond studded effigies of our Lord. 
Insurance premiums are a bitch. But you're mostly right. Things are much easier than when I grew up. Exemptions: My son won't have access to the financial aid I did. Free money for being from a low income family made it so I only had to work one full time job in college. The aforementioned homeowners insurance premiums Shit. I'm running out of ideas Uhm... |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:05:48 AM EDT
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OP, post wife pics and depending on the pictures, I will give you some advice.
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:07:37 AM EDT
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Bingo Car and Driver does a back page interview, usually folks like penske and roush, etc They all say their only regret is working too much and never seeing their kids I personally have 2 friends, one now passed due to Parkinsons at an early age, both CEOs at one time of fortune 500 companies, both complained they were never their for their kids because they always traveled for work. The one guy tried to make up for it by buying most everything in our state for his grandkids, example fleets of porsches, and he passed on, leaving the cars in the garage, never made up the time with his kids Work and money isn't everything.....I put my son to bed each night, no money will make me pass that up Nice post OP. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have the chance to make 6 figures every year, I choose not to because then I would have to work a lot and never be home. Bingo Car and Driver does a back page interview, usually folks like penske and roush, etc They all say their only regret is working too much and never seeing their kids I personally have 2 friends, one now passed due to Parkinsons at an early age, both CEOs at one time of fortune 500 companies, both complained they were never their for their kids because they always traveled for work. The one guy tried to make up for it by buying most everything in our state for his grandkids, example fleets of porsches, and he passed on, leaving the cars in the garage, never made up the time with his kids Work and money isn't everything.....I put my son to bed each night, no money will make me pass that up Nice post OP. You're presenting a false dichotomy. Making big money doesn't mean you *must also* neglect your family. "Cat's in the cradle" was just a song. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:08:05 AM EDT
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When are you reupping?
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:09:10 AM EDT
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Supposedly a study found relatively recently that the satisfaction in one's income peaks at about $70,000 a year. Make a lot more than that, and your average "happiness" decreases (generally). I can't remember the source, just the amount. Nope. Much higher happier than when I made 70K It's all in the job you pick. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:11:17 AM EDT
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Nope. Much higher happier than when I made 70K It's all in the job you pick. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Supposedly a study found relatively recently that the satisfaction in one's income peaks at about $70,000 a year. Make a lot more than that, and your average "happiness" decreases (generally). I can't remember the source, just the amount. Nope. Much higher happier than when I made 70K It's all in the job you pick. If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:12:04 AM EDT
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This is literally the easiest society that has ever existed on the history of this Earth to make money in...couple that with the technology era it's literally a joke if you don't land a 6 figure annual salary by the time you are 30. I have to call bullshit on part of this. If you are focused only on getting over 100k a year, then yes, you should be able to do that. Even paying your dues in a grunt work job for a decade with some overtime tossed in can manage that. If you are actually focused on following a specific career you love, then your salary is likely going to lag behind that. I would not take the raise needed to bump me over into 6-figures if it meant I could no longer walk around in sandals and drink whiskey in the office at 10 AM while doing work that I enjoy. But you are right in that yes, you don't need to make all that much to be in the top 20%. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:13:50 AM EDT
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I've got 6 figures now...it's not all it's cracked up to be if that's your measuring stick of success. Hell, I made more money this year than I ever have and I'm thinking of finding something else again because I just don't enjoy what I do and it makes me a miserable human being. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This is literally the easiest society that has ever existed on the history of this Earth to make money in...couple that with the technology era it's literally a joke if you don't land a 6 figure annual salary by the time you are 30. Don't complain if you suck ass at this shit l-o-l. I'll give a pass to ghetto fags since they love to complain when these threads pop up and throw around the adjective "ENTUTUSHIONALISZED" in every other sentence of their walls of texts. it was your choice to smoke weed in HS/college, and therefore become a lazy chit it was your choice to abuse alcohol/drugs it was your choice to knock up susie-ann/la'quisha it was your choice to not take your studies seriously it was your choice to not seek alternatives to college if you weren't a white collar worker it was your choice to major in some easy shit in college (non-STEM or non-professional) it was your choice to play excessive video games, etc, instead of building something for yourself LOL @ the occupy movement, LOL @ liberals, and LOL @ complaining phaggots. You reap what you sow. I've got 6 figures now...it's not all it's cracked up to be if that's your measuring stick of success. Hell, I made more money this year than I ever have and I'm thinking of finding something else again because I just don't enjoy what I do and it makes me a miserable human being. I never hit the six figure mark, but was over 3/4 of the way there. While it was a clean, white collar, air conditioned job with an impressive title, it was by far the shittiest, soul crushing, dehumanizing experience of my life. I worked it until the day I became fully vested in my 401K with that company and submitted my resignation. I had always believed that that type of job was the very definition of success, however I've never felt like such a huge failure in my entire life. I was never happy, I could not be a good father to my kids, nor a good husband to my wife. Absolutely nothing brought joy the entire time I was there. Money is not everything, without a satisfied mind, it is almost nothing. For those whose only measure of success is the size of their paycheck, most will find happiness elusive. That is not to say there is anything wrong with making big money. If you are content with how you earn it, than you have certainly got it made. It has been my experience that once my household income exceeded $65,000 per year (that is two incomes) my overall quality of life started diminishing exponentially. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:16:27 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have to call bullshit on part of this. If you are focused only on getting over 100k a year, then yes, you should be able to do that. Even paying your dues in a grunt work job for a decade with some overtime tossed in can manage that. If you are actually focused on following a specific career you love, then your salary is likely going to lag behind that. I would not take the raise needed to bump me over into 6-figures if it meant I could no longer walk around in sandals and drink whiskey in the office at 10 AM while doing work that I enjoy. But you are right in that yes, you don't need to make all that much to be in the top 20%. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: This is literally the easiest society that has ever existed on the history of this Earth to make money in...couple that with the technology era it's literally a joke if you don't land a 6 figure annual salary by the time you are 30. I have to call bullshit on part of this. If you are focused only on getting over 100k a year, then yes, you should be able to do that. Even paying your dues in a grunt work job for a decade with some overtime tossed in can manage that. If you are actually focused on following a specific career you love, then your salary is likely going to lag behind that. I would not take the raise needed to bump me over into 6-figures if it meant I could no longer walk around in sandals and drink whiskey in the office at 10 AM while doing work that I enjoy. But you are right in that yes, you don't need to make all that much to be in the top 20%. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:18:22 AM EDT
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It has been my experience that once my household income exceeded $65,000 per year (that is two incomes) my overall quality of life started diminishing exponentially. What were you doing? I hired on at 65k and was having a hayday. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:20:28 AM EDT
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Supposedly a study found relatively recently that the satisfaction in one's income peaks at about $70,000 a year. Make a lot more than that, and your average "happiness" decreases (generally). I can't remember the source, just the amount. Nope. Much higher happier than when I made 70K It's all in the job you pick. If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. Agreed. I do a job I love in a field I've loved since I was a kid. The fact they pay me is just gravy. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:21:56 AM EDT
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LoL, copy pasta, Op why you didn't ask Santa for a membership? Now's my chance to make shitty threads without people associating them to my avatar I am so disaapoint, OP. Your epic Tinder thread was epic. Now you post this. 
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:22:32 AM EDT
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It was also your choice to accrue 16000+ posts and not maintain a paying membership.
Enjoy your money, hector. I'll enjoy my $124,000 house and $35,000 salary. |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:22:42 AM EDT
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When are you reupping? When I finish paying off all my Christmas credit card purchases |
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Posted: 1/2/2016 12:23:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryTwo sad clowns dancing around a beetle... |
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