/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56482648
>>56481973

Remember when living in someone's basement was a joke? People would say that you had to get a job to move out of your parents basement and get a real place to live. Now wagies see living in a "whole basement" as a good quality of life. They also think being homeless in a van by the river isn't destitute but rather "van life" and quirky. Or living in prison bunks is just "communal living".

>>55966671
I make 50k and have to live with my parents cause I cannot even afford to buy a bachelor condo/loft and refuse to be a rentoid.

I honestly don't even know why I work. Income tax takes like 33% of it, commuting takes 15% then the remainder is taxed 10% per year in inflation and 10% in sales taxes when I buy anything.