/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57315252
Homer was fictitious and besides, he was animated by Koreans who put random numbers there because they didn't anticipate the invention of DVR and didn't know people would one day be able to go frame by frame in high enough definition to make out text

>>57315252
>what is a farcical animation
It's not real anon

>>57315252
$1600 a month in the 90's is equivalent to $3750 in 2024

$45,000 a year

>>57315252
He scammed grandpa Simpson out of his house and moved Marge and the kids in. And considering he's paid weekly, $18k net pay isn't crazy considering the purchasing power of that today is $40k

my parents bought a 4000 square foot home in a nice downtown area with 5 beds, 4 baths in their mid 20s when they started having kids. My dad was a fire fighter and then police officer. my mom was a school teacher and then librarian. That's just how it in boomer glory days, an honest 40 hours of work let you live a very nice upper middle class life with no worries about money. Then the house was 90k and they made 30 combined. Now it's 2.5 million and a school teacher and fire fighter make 100k combined.

its criminal how fucked the US economy has gotten.

>>57315266
>>57315276
Uhhhhh hate to burst y'alls bubble, but The Simpsons have predicted real life scenarios multiple times. It's safe to say The Simpsons is actually a show based on real life.

>>57315252
Wile E. Coyote used order dynamite through the mail and launch rockets without FAA approval or a job

>>57315266
>Homer was fictitious and besides, he was animated by Koreans who put random numbers there because they didn't anticipate the invention of DVR and didn't know people would one day be able to go frame by frame in high enough definition to make out text so the ministry of truth can edit the numbers to be higher

>>57315252
>bear patrol tax
XD epic now that is comedy

>>57315292
for working in a nuclear powerplant and being in charge of the reactors, that is like 1/10 of what he should be making.
hell some of the guys I knew were making 2m a year

>>57315252
>Jarvis, what was the average house size for 1980 to 1990?
>Jarvis also tell me how many $1-2k personal compute devices each person on the family carried at all times? Include plan cost

>>57315445
>Let the bears pay the bear tax, I'll pay the Homer tax
>Dad, that's the homeowner tax
Kino episode

>zoomers’ entire perception of the ‘90s economy is based on a cartoon
How do I short humanity?

>>57315506
longing ur dick in zoomer pussy

>>57315354
based coyote

>>57315292
>$3750
if you use kiked inflation numbers. we all know it's way more than that now