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do wagies in america really regularly earn 100k + a year? thats absolutely incredible. why? why are american wages so over inflated? is it like that in canada too?

>> No.49845689

lol no

>> No.49845716

>>49845675
130k here and I WFH

>> No.49845742

>>49845689
i always hear people on here saying they earn 150k or something a year doing something that in the rest of the world would be paid at most 50k.

i have an american friend who lives here and does translation work for a court house in america and ge earns some ridiculous money. are people with a brain and skills in such short supply in america that they have to pay them millionaire wages?

>> No.49845745

not really. most people make an average of $22/hour it feels like

>> No.49845767

30% goes to taxes, another 50% goes to expenses.....At most Americans save $10-30k/year

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>>49845716
see? like this person. what exactly do you do?

>> No.49845769

>>49845675
No most do not make 100k only a smaller college educated or high skill/expierence tradie percentage make it

>t. Low skill tradie making 39k a year

>> No.49845775

>>49845675
another thread showcasing the fact that there isn't a single burger on this site and it's all canadian/peons larping.

>> No.49845800

>>49845675
the average income is something like 40k, people on the internet lie

>> No.49845817

>>49845745
do you realise that is ridiculously high? like its about double the normal wage of even moat first world european countries

>> No.49845826

>>49845800
Also they lie to hurt peoples feelings and it works, cause I feel pain when they say these things and I struggle to get work.

>> No.49845850

Americans have to pay 50,000$ for a childbirth and 10,000$ for an x-ray.

>> No.49845866

>>49845817
it doesn't go a long way here in America at all.

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49845875

if youre frugal, america is the best place to be

>> No.49845882

>>49845675
>>49845742

youre just a retarded third world monkey and have no conceptualization of cost of living and living standards in the us. you see big numbers and go wow everyone is rich. typical dumb immigrant mindset. maybe go watch 30 day fiancé and learn you have the intellect of a dumb green card seeking immigrant roastie

>> No.49845891

>>49845675
average wages =/= average wagies
Investigate into some fucking context.
I would argue that the average first worlder is de-facto unemployed.

>> No.49845900

>>49845850
why dont they just fly their pregnant wife to taiwan or somewhere and save 95% of that hospital bill?

for those prices its worth having a 2 week vacation just to have the xray?

>> No.49845918

>>49845675
every american ive bumped into (europoor here) told me that they were earning upwards of 6000usd/month

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>>49845875
not if you enjoy culture, they're so trashy

>> No.49845930
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>>49845675
1 out of every 8 burgers is a millionaire

>> No.49845940

>>49845882
i live in taiwan and before that i lived in the UK, the only reason i would want to live in america is because it seems people are earning a shockingly high salary and apparently slacking off doing wfh.

>> No.49845960

>>49845675
The vast majority of Americans make less than 50k a year.

>> No.49845967

>>49845918
>every american ive bumped into
You mean the people that travel out of America that have money to do this? Most Americans don't even have a passport.

>> No.49845969

>>49845900
>have a waifu
>send her to taiwan or somewhere
Stop posting retarded shit.

>> No.49845990

>>49845875
>INFLATION ADJUSTED
no doubt by the governments official BS figures, not the real rate of inflation

>> No.49845996

>>49845922
You say that, but that's a Union Jack on that man's shirt.

>> No.49846002

>>49845918
you realise american soldiers make 6k usd a month? and if you're a corporal or something thats 20k usd a month!!! and they get their housing paid for

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>>49845900
>why dont they just fly their pregnant wife to taiwan or somewhere and save 95% of that hospital bill?

My mother told me she doesn’t plan more than 2 weeks ahead for anything because why would she? She makes 70k a year as a teacher..

Anon, you think for you are. They don’t so they are not.

>> No.49846005

>>49845930
son of a bitch, I live in a 5% state

>> No.49846008

>>49845769
This. Good luck finding a trade job that’ll get you over 40k. Only highly specialized tradies make that kind of money unless you own your own business around my parts

>> No.49846009

>>49845967
Specifically 60%+ of Americans don't have a passport.

>> No.49846011

>>49845930
You can work ar Walmart your entire life & if you contribute to a 401k you'll be a "millionaire" by the time you retire.
It doesn't mean anything

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>>49845996
you fell right into my trap

>> No.49846051

>>49845969
why wouldnt you? the hospitals here are great and giving birth here costs $1800 bucks at most. the doctors speak english and the nurses are very far from the shaniqua type that would probably drop your baby deliberately because fug yt peepole

>> No.49846054

>>49845930
>1 out of every 8 burgers is a millionaire
By your map it is not 1/8, but more like 1/15.

>> No.49846068

>>49845850
If you don’t have insurance maybe, but still probably not.

>> No.49846075

>>49845675
Americans unironically just have no clue how good they have it. You see them complaining about house prices when $150k gets them a 3 bed detached.

>> No.49846103

>>49846046
Based bamboozler

>> No.49846106

>>49845866
US cost of living is not particularly high by developed world standards. Except California and NYC of course.

>> No.49846108

>>49846075
i know, you search online for houses under 20k or under 50k usd and 50% of the results are the USA. you can buy a house in america cheaper than in spain

>> No.49846110

>>49845768
I code.

>> No.49846125

I make 140k and wfh. Software dev as a govt contractor. Currently interviewing for a 155k wfh job for a hospital

>> No.49846131

>>49846110
and? someones probably doing your exact job but located in europoor getting paid 40k

>> No.49846133

>>49846075
>150k for 3 bed detached
Where???? Brother a 1 bedroom apartment is $1500 where I live in the ghetto, no parking/utilities included.
I'm about to join the military just to get our & use that veteran home loan.

>> No.49846134

>>49846008
That or be a travelling tradie I usually make around 60k a year after the OT and per diem are added in I spend about 50% of the year away and get paid 10 hours a day even if I work less while out of town

>> No.49846136

>>49845675
This is some glowy fud

>> No.49846137

>>49845875
Now compare it to cost of living

>> No.49846139

>>49846051
Why would you go through the trouble of getting married just to send your waifu away to kidnapland where you can't fuck her in the pussy or steal the babies milk?

>> No.49846142

>>49846075
Nooo Im oppressed under unbridled capitalism! /s

>> No.49846146

>>49845675
I’m just under 4 years out of college and making $115k and I’m in arguably the weakest engineering (industrial). No master’s degree. Turns out Euros pay a high price for their welfare states, and not just in taxes.

>> No.49846149

>>49845967
maybe those americans that ive interacted with irl arent a fair representation of the average/mean earner
>>49846002
thats an incredibly high wage + perk for what appears to be entry level albeit risky work

>> No.49846150

>>49846133
why dont you just live at your parents and work for 1 year and then buy a house in france?

>> No.49846154
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>>49845675
My yearly wage is 80k, is not that much but I also invest into cryptos (LACE, DOGE, BTC, HBAR, SHIB, QOM being in my portfolio, QOM being my main) and I end up making 170k yearly
Then I buy some gold to save some extra money

>> No.49846158

>>49845675
I’m a middle management wagie overseeing a technical team of six and I make 115k + bonuses. America is a segregated culture. If you can play the white collar upper middle class game (or alternatively the blue-collar contractor game) it’s pretty common to hit six figures by the time you’re 30. And life is really really good. But only like 10-20% of society makes it there. The remainder of society grinds it out on sub-60k incomes their entire life which are getting progressively weaker thanks to inflation. Paycheck-to-paycheck living and overwhelming credit card debt are unfortunately not a meme for the bulk of society. Sad part is, if you haven’t solidified yourself as upper middle class by your early thirties you almost never will unless you hit the jackpot in crypto or fanduels.

>> No.49846159

>>49845930
I saw my home states % (West Virginia) and immediately checked Mississippi. Thank God for Mississippi.

>> No.49846186

>>49845882
cost of living is just as high in canada and we get paid less.

>> No.49846200

>>49846149
thats the point! it isnt even like the job they do is particularly hard or dangerous. soldiers in countries whos armys are more likely to suffer casualties should be paid more. not aome chairforce fat fuckwit pressing a button to blow up sandniggers on some base in guam

>> No.49846206

>>49846131
Not my problem.

>> No.49846210

>>49845930
so in all 50 states, 90% of burgers are NOT millionaires

>> No.49846224

>>49846186
do you ever want to beat americans in the face?

>> No.49846227

>>49846075
They really don’t. For some reason it isn’t common knowledge on either side of the Atlantic. The media keeps Americans very demoralized. All you have to do is search your job salary or house prices in Europe to realize it.

>> No.49846239

>>49846002
Kek what kind of weak b8 is this? Soldiers make shit pay the only way to make a ok living in the military is benand officer or be married and have a bunch of kids to get BAH and other additional payments

>> No.49846249

>>49846011
That’s very possible but no one who works a retail job at Walmart as an adult has that kind of foresight or discipline so in reality it never happens.

>> No.49846256

>>49846075
> $150k gets them a 3 bed detached.

yeah in fucking alabama

There is no property near any major city for under 250k. For the most part you're talking about half a mil and up for a 1-2br.

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>>49846206
your boss is a retard.

>> No.49846266

>>49846158
That’s just because financial literacy isn’t taught in schools. Which is the kind of thing that makes you wonder if /pol/ is right after all.

>> No.49846276

>>49846103
kekkk

>> No.49846281

>>49846256
you can wfh in alabama. make enough to buy your house in one year. you're stupid

>> No.49846282

>>49845675

175k here and I WFH.

i usually put in a good hour or two of actual work per week.

i don't know how much longer this will last, but i'm going to ride it to the finish.

>> No.49846307

>>49846282
american employers are raping themselves. they could employ 5 people for that money in kuala lumpur

>> No.49846321

>>49846256
DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favorite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m fuckin JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!

>> No.49846338

>>49846282
What do you do from home?

>> No.49846341

>>49846257
I've been coding for 20 years kid, you can't hire that kind of experience without paying for it.

>> No.49846343

>>49845922
Clearly the UK in that picture bud

>> No.49846344

>>49846321
as far as i can see american cities are skanky shit holes and american suburbia/countryside is heaven

>> No.49846354

>>49845689
Fpbp. Wages are not that high. The cultural mainstream of the US is just increasingly insular and acts like anyone who isn't a slick urban professional doesn't exist, and you have this image partially confirmed for you on 4chan because this site hosts a concentration of tech-savvy middle-class people with above average IQ's.

>> No.49846368

>>49846257
Die mad bitch

>> No.49846376

>>49846075
Kek no maybe in Detroit where a nigger will kill you day one when you get there. Housing in a non nigger infested area is over 200k for a dirty 800 square foot shack with no yard. Either that or you move to the middle of nowhere where there are no jobs but working at the local walmart

>> No.49846378

>>49846341
why would you want to? he could hire 3 phds from japan for the same money and fire some fat yank who thinks hes too important to be fired

>> No.49846396

>>49846224
No, I hate canadians. we eat so much shit from the state and pretend LE STUPID AMERICANS ARE SO STUPID because we get (trash tier) "free" healthcare with our 50% income tax. Our entire national identity is unironically feeling superior to americans because we don't even have guns. everyone jizzed when we got the opportunity to lick the covid boot harder than americans. I hate canada.

>> No.49846405

>>49846344
>17 posts by this id
How desperate is your family for employment you 3rd world shill? Cheapmaxxing is based but this level of desperation seeps through the pores.

>> No.49846414

>>49846344
You can live in the nice/gentrified areas of cities if you really want that urban feel. I did for a year (Wrigleyville in Chicago) before realizing I preferred open roads, short commutes and personal space more than >muh walking.

Suburbs (many of them anyway) and countryside are indeed great.

>> No.49846434

>>49845675

Most of the people on this board are larpers. Remember: never listen to /biz/

>> No.49846437

>>49846108
Enjoy being murdered by niggers or getting your lungs rotted out by mold spores

>> No.49846444

>>49846396
50%?

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>>49846343
you are correct sir

>> No.49846455

>>49846405
of course im jealous. the whole world is jealous. american wagies particularly mid level tech wages are off the fucking charts ridiculous! if i had a job here that pays me even 50k i would be the lord of everything

>> No.49846469

>>49846378
>from japan
>can't speak english
>nips are bad at code to begin with
lmao, seethe more. Your ancestors had a chance to seek a better life in the new world and chose not to. They failed you. Not my problem.

>> No.49846475

>>49846307

they could and they do, but the reality is that 4 out of those 5 kuala lumpur employees are totally useless and i'm easier to deal with than the 5th.

there are some great offshore employees - but the great ones aren't as cheap as you think and they also come with their own set of risks and challenges.

by any means, i'm not bad at my job. it's just not difficult for me to keep up with very minimal effort.

>> No.49846483

>>49845675
Why are these dumb threads made every day? You can look at all this shit up and see what people are really making drilled down to a city level.

>> No.49846493

>>49846266
https://mobile.twitter.com/Sean__Last/status/1475345214818725890?cxt=HHwWhMC9pf-pvfkoAAAA

Financial literacy programmes don't do much, people are as retarded as they are and that's that.

>> No.49846494

>>49846444
no, I was exaggerating.

>> No.49846501

>>49846475
for 60k usd you could hire the cream of the crop though. people here are working for 50k taiwan dollars a month

>> No.49846507

>>49846200
You are completely wrong about military pay

>t. Exsoldier

>> No.49846509

>>49846338

i create pull requests.

>> No.49846516
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49846516

>finance board not realizing that cost of living is an important part of comparing incomes
Fucking incredible

>> No.49846520

>>49846307
But then you have to work with people in Kuala Lumpur.
Despite the propaganda, virtue signaling and pretenses to the contrary, the American upper middle class watches out for each other and generally keeps the wealth in-house. Usually at the expense of the rest of American society and the world more generally.

>> No.49846525

>>49846483
really. normal police officers in california make 230k a year do you know that?

>> No.49846526

>>49846002

very few people in the military are making 20k usd a month. military physicians and TOP officers who likely have multiple degrees and 10-15+ years of service. moron

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>>49845675
less corporate taxes mean large companies want to be there. america has less corporarate taxes so higher salary. hong kong and signapore pay higher

>> No.49846549

>>49846526
so what? jusy because you did a job for a long time doesnt mean you should be paid nearly half a million dollars a year thats fucking ridiculous

>> No.49846559

>>49846455
As i told you before, get some fucking context.
Average first worlder is unemployed.
The averaged out wage is also not the wage of the average.
Stop reading prosperity propoganda articles. The majority of the first world is accelerating down the slide. 2nd and 3rd worlds on the rise but we'll probably take some of them out with us because of our bodymass.
If you're going to be jealous, be jealous of your fellows who come to the first world for neetbux and disability. They get more than your yearly wage for doing absolutely nothing and get a free pass to commit cultural crimes.

>> No.49846568

>>49846530
no they dont. hong kong and singapore both pay far lower than the US

>> No.49846600

>>49846516
cost of living is extremely low in the US. the gas price is much lower than europe and the tax is lower, also the price of food is far lower,

>> No.49846599

>>49846281
$150k for a 3 bedroom house in Niggersville, Alabama is overvalued. That sort of house was well under 100k 5 years ago.

>> No.49846604

>>49846549
>no-ione is allowed to be a millionaire.
NGMI mentality. Anon deserves twice that, easily.

>> No.49846622

>>49846559
what do you mean my fellows? other white british people?

>> No.49846649

>>49846525
Yeah no shit and they lose 40% to taxes and a crackhouse costs 1.5 million USD you have no idea how fucking expensive the cost of living is in areas where people make over 100k

>> No.49846653

>>49846604
you shouldnt get to be a millionaire by "working" for a "company" thats not how life works

>> No.49846676

>>49846649
why wouldnt you just go and live in another country? you can wfh from portugal. they have the internet there too

>> No.49846689

>>49846622
Don't lie chen. You've been shilling taiwan hard. If you're a fellow bong then i'm embarrased for you.
Just because our taxes are sodomy doesn't mean americans have it that much better.

>> No.49846711

>>49845675
>do wagies in america really regularly earn 100k + a year?

Dude, shitty fucking houses in some major cities can cost well over 1 million.

>> No.49846717

>>49846549
Kek spend 10 years in medical school or 30 years to become a top officer and make 20k a month while making shit pay the whole way to the top. Stop acting like we turn 18 and immediately get a job making 100k you are delusional

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>>49846653
Fuck off you absolute disgrace.

>> No.49846737

>>49845930
Nice ct fag
>cleanest water
>small comfy
>rich
I live with the niggers in the poor city though but even being a wagie is just fucking better here than most states
>night shifts at target are $25/hr

>> No.49846745

>>49845742
There's not a lot of people in the US relative to the rest of the planet. There's been a huge labor crunch in this country since before it was a country, and that translates to higher labor costs. Because the US is so huge, production can be huge while not outpacing consumption because the consumer market here is and has always been very deep due to that high labor price.

>> No.49846761

>>49846689
shut up paki fucker people like you and your brown fellows stealing every job and depressing the wages is why i gtfo of the shit uk for good

>> No.49846772

Stupid Americans ITT not realizing how insanely easy it is climbing the socioeconomic ladder compared to literally anywhere else in the world. If you're not rich in the US, you're fucking retarded, simple as.

>> No.49846814

>>49846600
You realize most Americans travel 50-100 miles a day for work so gas may be cheaper but we are required to use a hell of alot more of it. If gas wasn't as cheap as it is unemployment would be over 60% because it just wouldn't be worth paying for gas to get to work. I have a coworker who drives 2 hour to get to work every day because there are no jobs where he lives

>> No.49846842

>>49846676
Nigger I can't work from home I'm a tradie and how are cops going to work from home you sound retarded

>> No.49846846

>>49846653
>you shouldnt get to be a millionaire by "working" for a "company"
>thats not how life works
My net worth is around $1.5m now, what's the problem?

>> No.49846849

>>49846772
this. i think the majority of americans are such dribbling retards that when a rare one amongst them shows a spark of intelligence such as knowing how to tie a tie and knowing what the capital city of australia is the half dead boomers unaccountably in charge of some propped up zombie corporation decides this one must be paid a million dollars a year or some other boomer will hire him and theyll get left with da-queesha the meth smoking crack baby

>> No.49846855

>>49846761
>no u
I accept your defeat.
I've never worked a day in my life and i probably get enough to buy every vagina in your family.

>> No.49846857

>>49846493
Interesting. My brother is a retard and one Dave Ramsey course in high school turned him into a disciple. He puts away 15% a year in stocks and a Roth IRA. And again he’s retarded. But if what you posted is true maybe dumb people in America are screwed overall.

I used to work at this factory in northern Birmingham. 95% Black workforce. This one guy didn’t want health insurance, even though not having health insurance cost him the exact same (this is when the mandate fee was still around). He was essentially being offered free healthcare and said no. Some people are just stupid.

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49846873

>>49846772
true

t. rich burger

>> No.49846884

>>49846501

it's funny you say that. somewhat regularly i'm approached about positions overseas that would pay significantly more than i make in the US.

>> No.49846886

>>49846814
>most Americans travel 50-100 miles a day for work
that hillarious. not for the distance but thats what could be a two hour drive

>> No.49846888

>>49845675
No, and even if you did you’d get raped by the IRS back down to poorfag levels. You can tell the difference between someone who claims they make $100k and someone who makes $100k net.

>> No.49846897

>>49845960
Wrong

>> No.49846925

>>49846884
those are probably just scams trying to get your SSN. theres no such thing as a higher wage than america that exists

>> No.49846930

>>49846676
Because you get paid less and you still get raped by the IRS everywhere you go.

>> No.49846948

>>49846414
>short commutes
>suburbia

uhhhhh

>> No.49846967

>>49846886
Nigger I didn't say 50-100 miles is a 2 hour drive learn how to read I drive 80 miles day to and from work that's normal. My coworker drive significantly more than me because there's no jobs near him.

>> No.49846981

>>49845742
That's because "everyone" here is a comp-sci code-monkey somehow. I drive a city bus for $20/hr for instance, but it's shameful to post here unless you're rich.

>> No.49846983

>>49846106
i live in Boswash area. Everything here is ridiculously priced

>> No.49846990

>>49846897
You realize median income in the us is 40k a year just because you think otherwise doesn't mean it's true

>> No.49846997

>>49846600
>generalizing the US as a whole in terms of cost of living
Thanks for confirming that you have no clue what you're talking about

>> No.49847006

>>49845675
>>49845742
If you live in America, have a degree, and aren't earning 100k by mid thirties you failed on every conceivable level. It's inexcusable.

>> No.49847034

>>49847006
Kek making 100k with your philosophy degree

>> No.49847057

>>49845675
Last time I saw the numbers it’s a little something like 70 million make less than 17k. Then there’s something like 80 million that make anywhere between that and 50k.
The rest are on the top 20% of income.
The last 1% makes over 250k a year?
Most people online are either part of a minority or more likely they’re lying.

>> No.49847063

>>49845875
>if youre frugal, america is the best place to be
Naw. Only true during your wealth accumulation phase AND if you have to be in-person.

Post accumulation, cost of living is lower just about anywhere else and if you can go remote/online ahead of time, it makes sense to jump town earlier.

>> No.49847065

>>49845742
Half this board is larping. Are you retarded?

>> No.49847068

>>49847034
philosophy toilet paper*

>> No.49847086

I’m in London and have out earned all of my uni friends, almost touching £100k by 28
My salary would be 1.5x in any major US city, with lower taxes.

>> No.49847091

Why the term wagie? Doesn't wage imply an hourly pay?

Do salaried people count as wagies too?

>> No.49847110

>>49845817
Little do you realize it’s even high for the USA for driving a bus.
Because with a cdl he could be making 80k a year driving OTR

>> No.49847119

>tfw you can just pay a cute 3rd worlders bills for her with half of one paycheck

>> No.49847205

>>49847110

shit. driving a truck in the USA will get you over 100k, easy? work OT and you're talking 125 - 150k?

>> No.49847242

>>49847034
everyone jokes about philosophy degrees but philosophy grads make more than history, english, social work, basically any other meme arts degree. it's one of the most (if not the most) common pre-law degree and students have one of the highest IQ averages of any degree, up there with math and astrophysics.

>> No.49847255

>>49847086

London sucks ass, that’s why. The only good thing to come out of London in the last 10 years is grime/jungle music and that shouldn’t have even happened in a just world. Everyone in London I imagine is like a chimney sweep or something making 5 quid an hour.

>> No.49847264

>>49845675
I think it's far more likely europe is underpaying, than america overpaying.

As an example, grad CS students are lucky to break £30kpa starting salary in the UK - maxing out at £90kpa after a long career.
American CS grads start on $60-70kpa, quickly rising to 6 figs after 2-3yrs.

Source: my own in Britbongistan, here and /g/

>> No.49847269

>>49847205
100k easy? That’s just not true.
Lol did you say work over time? Driving a truck?
Goes to show how you’re larping.

>> No.49847362

>>49847269
Long haul truckers should be making right around 100k if just under. The real money with trucking comes from being a owner operator

>> No.49847405

Yeah, they are/at least did. I'm basically a meet because my boomer parents earned that type of salary for years. Never have to work again even if I didn't make it.

>> No.49847408

>>49847362
>buy high sell low

>> No.49847433

>>49847205
Retard take. Look at how much trucking companies pay per mile (rare to get per hour) and try to work out how you get to 100k in a year. You can't. On top of that if you want to scratch close to that number you'd have to team flatbeds/tankers 24/7, 52 weeks a year. Mind you, you'd be a slave at this point and what is the point of living.
>owner operator
THE EXPENSES ARE IMMENSE. A TRUCK <5 YEARS OLD WITH 300K+ MILES IS OVER $100K. GL WITH MAINTENANCE AND PAYING THE SPECIALIZED DIESEL TECHNICIANS NIGGERS

>> No.49847472

>>49847269

no. i don't drive a truck. not an expert on the industry. i do have a close relative that drives a truck and he makes over $100k.

i just googled truck driver salaries and Indeed tells me the average salaries for quite a few of the top companies in my state are over $100k. be above the median and you're making more. i don't know what to tell you. i thought it was a pretty well-known way to make a good salary with a low barrier to entry.

>> No.49847526

>>49847472
This is my understanding as well know multiple truckers and extruckers all make or made around 80k-100k a year doing long haul so they say.

>> No.49847555

>>49847472

blue collar people in the us lie about incomes constantly. i make 200k in an office with benefits, everything taken care of, and i have a lot of blue collar friends that are business owners and so on. they ALWAYS ALWAYS use things like revenue when talking about their earnings and income. for example, 'i own a million dollar business' yeah ok you make a million in revenue and have a cost of doing business of 900k, so you really just make 100k a year and thats HIGHLY variable. shit like that. tradies do this all the time to make themselves feel better. no one is making 150k driving a truck like a dumbass unless they drive 24/7

>> No.49847599

It's fascinating to observe
>grew up in the upper edge of middle class
>started adulthood at the bottom labor with Mexicans
>worked retail
>got bottom IT support
>worked up to Sr Data Analyst
Every step I found that each class level is totally oblivious to the one above it. The factory worker looks up at a corporate office and can't imagine what the fuck goes on in there. He has no idea what jobs are done in their so he has no idea where to even begin to escape his situation because all his friends and family his whole life have seen the upper classes as totals alien.
I on the other hand grew up exposed to upper class looking down. I knew my way up from the start with no help from parents.

>> No.49847619

>>49847472
If he’s making 100k driving a truck it’s either something extremely specialized or he a lying.
I know a dude who’s been doing it for years. We worked together for a long time, pay can be hard to get but he managed to get 80k because we are in a good spot in the USA geographically. But even the 80k is a more recent thing for the going pay and he’s been able to be picky af with companies. They’re all struggling with drivers and mind you this is for drivers that have hazmat and tanker permits/license whatever they call it, I could see him being able to find something for 100k but it probably wouldn’t be worth it to him. You have to do a lot of sacrifices to get up any higher in pay. Trucking is diverse. They paid the drivers about 20 a hour where I worked and that was shit pay really for all the work they had to do plus hazards.
Most of the time truckers don’t really just drive you know

>> No.49847734

>>49845689
retard
>>49845882
retard

>>49846011
retard
>>49846434
retard
>>49846516
retard
>>49846559
retard

>>49846997
retard
>>49846653
retard
>>49846689
retard

>>49846711
retard

>>49846888
retard

>>49846983
retard

>>49846997
retard

>>49847063
retard

>> No.49847787

>>49847599
There is a charlatan that preaches that, her name is ruby payne and she calls it “hidden rules” she has a really interesting pitch/talk that is on YouTube she’s been doing this since the 90s and the talk is always the same talk she is basically selling education materials. And even though it is a sales pitch and totally anecdotal, her talk is pretty amazing and pretty right on the money for understanding what you touched on.

>> No.49847794

>>49847734

third world shit skins stay mad. get off the board no one wants you shitting up discussions with people that have been properly educated and can do math and read

>> No.49847824

>>49847794
subhuman npc retard, your iq is below 80

>> No.49847906

American companies can fire at will, and have high standards for coders. At my company it is policy for USA programmers to make 2-2.5x German counterparts due to all the taxes, leave, overtime, not at will employment. I don’t know how that number is calculated exactly, but it’s something an MBA suit did.

American programmers have much higher accountability and lateral thinking compared to many (but not all) parts of the world.

I don’t know exactly why people don’t hire from China more since they are great programmers and work 996, but maybe there is some bureaucracy, corruption, lack of trust, government issues that make offshoring there difficult. India offshoring is atrocious unless you pay UK wages, or acquihire a successful Indian startup.

>> No.49847967

>>49847555
Yup the world has always roughly been divided between decision makers and decision takers. Usually the decision makers have above average IQ and the decision takers have average or below average IQ. Otherwise thinkers vs. doers. Look at:
>Officers vs. Enlisted
>Doctors vs. Nurses
>Lawyers vs. Paralegals
>Engineers vs. Technicians
>CPAs vs. Bookkeepers
>Software Engineers vs. IT guys
>Dentists vs. Hygienists

The world wouldn't work without the latter, but the former really run the world. It usually breaks down white collar vs. blue collar along these lines. That's not to say there aren't some very skilled decision takers out there, but usually outside of their specific craft, they are fucking retards that can't see the bigger picture.

>> No.49848049

>>49846509
God I would be so wealthy if I could into software engineering or computer science but I fucking hate both.

>> No.49848104

>>49846772
I'm starting my first day of a WFH tech job. Entry-level, over 100k. Hoping for an easy check so I can accumulate over the next few years.

>> No.49848131

Salaries are so high because, in the US, our talented are more talented than anywhere else in the world. While 80% of Americans are NPCs and overpaid relative to their foreign counterparts, the 20% that are value creators are unique in the world. America has the best university system in the world and creates the world's best creative thinkers and decision makers. Our top 20% creates enough value to allow our bottom 80% to live well above their actual value output.

>> No.49848147

>>49845742
I'm a CS student and regularly LARP and post my fantasies as fact, if it makes you feel any better. It feels good if no one calls bullshit because it means they are at least plausible.

>> No.49848267

>>49847734
made me lol

>> No.49848303

>>49848131
Add in 250 years of the most pro-business government in the world. Plus uninterrupted rule of law since the end of the civil war in 1865, which has enabled enormous capital creation and investment. No devastating war on our home soil since 1865. Plus bountiful natural resources. America is an economic engine -- nothing more, nothing less. It's great for those that can make it work and a hellscape for those that can't. "The business of America is business."

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There’s definitely an abundance of these jobs for those who are qualified but that’s a fairly small %. The average person in America is hilariously poor and in a lot of debt. The same goes for Canada but there’s more financial resources available for the less fortunate here so the poor live slightly better and commit less negro crimes.

>> No.49848550

Think of who Americans are descendants of -- risk takers who decided to (sight unseen) leave everything behind in their home countries for the chance of striking it big in the US. On a country level scale, there has to be a genetic component to that level of risk taking. So Americans are broadly descendant of the smart and talented risk takers, as well as the degenerate risk takers. And this is seen in our bifurcated society today with huge inequality. The Europeans that stayed in Europe are a much more homogeneous, less risk taking bunch. And with big risk often comes big rewards. Multiply this over a couple of centuries and you have a very different culture in the US than in more genteel Europe. Europeans will never understand Americans.

>> No.49848629

>>49845675
its what being in the heart of an evil empire that controls half the planet gets ya.

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>>49848131
>America has the best university system in the world and creates the world's best creative thinkers

>> No.49848749

And what separates the US, Cucknada, and Australia from other immigrant-populated, new world shitholes like Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina?

Anglo superiority and the protestant work ethic. Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, etc. were populated by lazy, degenerate, Catholic southern Europeans that bred with the natives. Anglos have always had a stronger work ethic, a higher commitment to the rule of law, and (until the last 50 years) a protestant culture that encouraged in-group preference and pro-social behavior.

>> No.49848800

>>49848652
Seethe more yuropoor
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-global-universities/rankings
Our second-tier universities are better than the best national university in most countries (UK excepted).

>> No.49848858

>>49848800
>usnews
Should’ve done ARWU or something

>> No.49849051

>>49848303
>>49848749
>>49848550
Good posts but I don’t think Americans are inherently more talented. I think the US has just made itself a very attractive place to do business, which results in very prosperous companies that can and do pay more.

>> No.49849064

>>49848858
ARWU tells the same story.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_Ranking_of_World_Universities
Anybody that denies that the US has the best university system in the world is in serious denial. The only country that comes close is the UK. Europe has a far better primary and secondary school system though, I will admit. US primary and secondary school system outside of magnet schools, private schools, and some wealthy public school districts is a complete joke.

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>>49845768

>> No.49849164

>>49845675
1 trip to A&E and their financial future is over.

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>>49845875
>inflation adjusted

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>>49849196
guys look at how low our inflation is, also, everyone's rich!

>> No.49849254

ima yurofag and work remote for a us company. base is 80k and öast year with bonuses i cleared over 140k not sure the exact amount. in my yuro shithole this is a fortune and working for local companies i was lucky to make half that. americams live life on easy mode all my bosses are multimillionaires. they have much cheaper real estate, bettwr weather and hotter women too. it honestly pisses me off when amerilards complain if youre a burger and not making loads of cash youre just a fuckup IMO

>> No.49849375

>>49849051
>Good posts but I don’t think Americans are inherently more talented.
On average, no. A car mechanic or IT guy or accountant here is no more talented than anywhere else. But our top talent is better than the top talent anywhere else. I will admit some of that is because top talent in the rest of the world flees to the US (ie the US poaches other countries' top talent). But I also think America's culture of risk taking and competitiveness and our top universities (which encourage top-level, creative thinking) contributes to it.

I believe we are a very genetically bifurcated society in the US. I would be curious to see an IQ standard deviation chart comparing the US to the rest of the world (particularly Europe and East Asia). I'm *guessing* our IQ standard deviation is WIDER than most of the rest of the world.

>> No.49849426

>>49849064
I seriously doubt the accuracy of those rankings. Whenever exchange students return from the US I always hear crazy stories about how US universities are an absolute joke and how the students there are all retarded. American uni's are so easy that my uni takes the American grades (of students who went on an exchange there) and applies a -20% correction because it's literally that easy to get good grades in the US. I'm not denying that there aren't any good universities where you can get a top tier education if you put in the work yourself. But to claim the US university system is the best in the world (while universities are incentivized to keep the grades of their customers uhm I mean students as high as possible aka grade inflation) is kind of a stretch. There's a reason Americans celebrate getting into universities and Europeans/Asians don't.

>> No.49849566

>>49845675
I make like $95k year after taxes, as a Data Engineer, in next 2-3 years I am likely to become a ML Engineer, after that I will be making around $120k after taxes.

>> No.49849587

Sure, there are a lot of adult daycare universities in the US that churn out lots of folks destined for cubicle jobs and middle management. But our top universities (and there are many of them) beat the rest of the world pretty soundly, except for Oxford and Cambridge. Our universities are huge magnets for the top students from the rest of the world. There's a reason the US has churned out most of the best business, scientific, tech, and engineering minds over the last century. Americans on average are average. But our best are THE best.

>> No.49849629

>>49849426
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_Ranking_of_World_Universities

>> No.49849650

>>49845675
I earn 77k a year, and this is considered a very good salary (I'm Scandinavian) working in marketing

>> No.49849660

The average American is free riding on the accomplishments of the top Americans. People joke about "trickle down economics" but I can't see any other justification for the broad-based and easily accessible prosperity here.

>> No.49849708

>>49849629
>The ranking has been criticised for "relying too much on award factors" thus undermining the importance of quality of instruction and humanities.

>> No.49849780

>>49845742
People just bullshit about what they imagine themselves making in the future. But also people make more in high living expense areas. So in NYC for example you might make 100k a yar but have to buy an apartment that costs 400k. A house maybe 700k-1mil

>> No.49849791

>$85k
>WFH
>Job covers my health insurance
>Roommates cover my mortgage

>> No.49849816

>>49845882
Life is cheaper in the US than it is in my country where the median income is 20k yearly. I lived 2 years in Boulder, CO (which is a relatively expensive city to live in). Rent was cheaper, food is quite a lot cheaper (I was actually surprised by this, I though quality food would be too expensive and I’d have to eat trash it was fine), fewer administrative fees, owning a vehicle and public transportation is cheaper by a huge margin. The unknown would be health expenses but I’m pretty sure you can actually see a doctor in the US whereas over here you pay for socialized healthcare but really can’t see any doctor unless you’re at death’s door or Arab/black.
I could have stayed in Boulder forever, even for min. wage but I couldn’t get a work visa. Life in the US is so easy if you’re anywhere close to having a triple digits IQ.

>> No.49849832

>>49849708
>someone disagrees with a ranking system
Damn now ARWU bullshit. Post the one no one disagrees with please.

>> No.49849840

>>49849587
True as fuck.

>> No.49849843

>>49845675
If you are smart, yes, the median caucasian household income in the US is 77k, the median asian household income is 99k. If you are frugal and willing to commute/live in the pod/study compsci at a cheap university/not buy a car, you can easily and reliably become a (inflation adjusted) millionaire by 45.

>> No.49849857

>>49849816
What cunt? Surprised food is cheaper here than where you are. When I went to Poland food was generally really fucking cheap.

>> No.49849862

>>49848267
happy i made u laugh. you will owne everything and u will be hapi.

>> No.49849956

>>49849857
France, for the same quality I’d say it was about 10-15% cheaper in the US. Quality alcohol however is a hell of lot more expensive in the US for some reason.

>> No.49849997

>>49849587
Elite universities have became woke clown colleges. Dont kid yourself

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>>49845930
>networth
>self reported
I hate you kikes like crazy.

>>49845675
Everyone in the USA is poor as fuck.
you are being mislead in numerous ways.
They will cite household income rather than individual income.
They will cite averages instead of medians.
The majority of amercans make less than 40k per year, but because there is 1 faggot who makes billions of dollar, that races that average amount by a shit ton.

Almost everyone is in the dark about this topic. Poverty is objectively increasing not decreasing.

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>>49845826
We aren't lying $150k/y with a family here. UX.

>> No.49850258

>>49849832
>Post the one no one disagrees with please.
Why are you getting defensive buddy? I never said anything about any other ranking systems.

>> No.49850259

>>49848800
How much do most European universities cost to attend and how much do American universities cost to attend? This is why.

>> No.49850291

>>49845767
I make 10k a year before taxes

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I make 92k/yr as a Cloud Sysadmin 2 years out of college. Yeah sure I dont have "free" healthcare but I also make more money in 2 years than most yuros will ever come close to in 20

>> No.49850362

>>49849956
Is that $20k after taxes? Because I thought before tax France was like $38k salaries.

>> No.49850397

>>49850173
You realize that includes people who don’t work, right? Fuck off doomer.

>> No.49850410

>>49850258
Who’s getting defensive? You seemed to dismiss ARWU because someone criticized it. So let’s see the one with no criticisms by anyone.

>> No.49850523

>>49850259
Fair point. And I think it's also probably right that European universities churn out better practitioners than American universities. Wouldn't surprise me if the average European engineer or scientist is better than the average American one. Education has a different vibe in the US. European universities teach you how to do. American universities teach you how to think.

>> No.49850539

I'm 33 and I make 15 bucks an hour. I've made a lot of mistakes in life. Only smart financial thing I've ever done in my life was to not get a girl pregnant or get married.

>> No.49850554

>>49846186
Cost of living is higher in Canada man. Food prices are way higher than the states, and our taxes are higher.

>> No.49850604

>>49849780
so what 400k is the price of an apartment in any western europe mid-sized city
yet I can only dream of buying a place with 4 years wage

>> No.49850629

>>49850539
You have to be able to fuck / date a girl to get them pregnant or marry them, Anon. Not sure you can claim that one for yourself.

>> No.49850660

I deliver boxes. Make 100k lose more than 30k to taxes

>> No.49850688

>>49850309
I have free full coverage health insurance from my job

>> No.49850694

>>49846549
Experience is valuable, especially in highly skilled work.

>> No.49850735

>>49850523
And while I don't know the rest of Europe, I do know plenty of Germans. There is a difference in the way German and American engineers think.
Germans engineers ask:
>how do we make the best car?
Americans engineers ask:
>how do we make cars better?

>> No.49850751

>>49849237
It's almost as if unlimited immigration for decades was not in the majority of our peoples best interest.

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>>49850688
Yeah I pay 30 bucks a paycheck for mine. Free doctor visits and 1500 deductible. If I was a family of 4 Id probably be pissed but since its just me it costs nothing.

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Not even close. It's just that the people who thatmuch are probably lying about it and are the loudest faggots you'll ever speak to. Most Americans are destitute, those studies about living paycheck to paycheck aren't a lie.

We have mass-shootings for a reason. Everyone here is a lying psychopath and most people would have zero future if not for social security.

>> No.49850888

>>49850810
I have worked there for 6 years and not once have I used it. I guess I have to keep at it because if I had a family i would be screwed without it.

>> No.49851059

>>49845675
Tradies definitely do in Canada but without working overtime its probably more common to be at around 90k

>> No.49851320

>>49845675

I'm late but let me help give some perspective.
>t. GenX Burger who has lived abroad.

Non-burgers the people who you meet in your countries who claim burger citizenship are wealthy enough to travel. The majority of Americans make less $45k per year. Even the burgers who travel don't quite understand how rich they are comparatively and the poorest burgers think they have it really hard (you know being obese and unable to purchase the newest iPhone upon release). This is because it takes living in another country to truly understand the disparity.

The burgers who say $22/hour doesn't go very far are zoomers or millennial with no concept of delayed gratification. The burgers who say $22/hour is ridiculously high are boomers who haven't adjusted their past experiences with the last decades of updates to form an opinion.

In short... burgers have completely forgotten what hardship is actually like, they mostly haven't left their city much less their state to even have anything to compare this to, and they have zero idea how rich they are.

As for making 6 figures working from home yes its very doable here. Yes there is a shortage of people here not necessarily with a brain but with in general most Americans lack drive. You see...when there's zero risk of your basic needs not being met, humans lose an important aspect of their will. If you have the drive to make 6 figures working from home and willing to put a decade or 2 into achieving that, you'll likely do it here.

>> No.49851344

>>49846378
Why do people outside the know feel the need to expose themselves as the poor wagies they are? Think you can judge an entire industry just by looking at it from the outside? You have profound mental retardation and it is incurable. Now, undoubtedly the Japanese can produce quality hardware, like watches, lenses, but software wise they are at least 20 years behind, unironically. Name even one asian or eastern european company world renowned for its contributions to software development that isn't overflowing with western men. The only thing that maybe comes even close is Alibaba, and you wouldn't even know why.

t. dev on 20k/mo, also WFH

>> No.49851426

>>49845742
Petrodollar system massively inflated the cost of goods here. Everything is stupid expensive besides certain commodities, including the cost of hiring a wagie.

>> No.49851504

>>49845742
I make a bit more than that and I work from home logging in to computers leading a team doing 'DevSecOps' which is the latest buzzword. Could lots of other people do this? Yes, absolutely, but the difference is that I have over 10 years of experience in the field and this is a high trust position for a customer that is flush with cash and wants to tolerate as little risk as possible. I'm also an American and speak English which is like it or not very important as the most affluent businesses still primarily use English as their lingua franca. The bulk of my salary isn't my skill but because I'm a reputable individual with a proven track record who knows which industries are willing to pay a premium for me.

>> No.49851511

>>49850735
What’s the difference?

>> No.49851684

>>49845675
Last year I made $320k (job + stock gains). This year it will probably by about $250k and lots of stock losses (unless the market rebounds).

>> No.49851884

>>49851511
inventiveness/creativeness. Inside the box vs. outside the box thinking.
Basically if I had parameters for how I wanted a widget made, I would hire an anal retentive kraut engineer to build it to the most precise and exacting specifications with the best materials.

If I wanted to hire someone to invent a new widget to solve a problem I have, I'd hire a burger engineer.

Think Mercedes Benz vs. Tesla as a cultural dynamic that defines the way people think in the US vs the EU.

>> No.49851896

>>49846282
Same anon, same. I cherish every single hour of it every single day.

>> No.49852001

>>49845742
>Mcdonald: General Manager $36k - $64k avg $48,316.
In my country the same position gives around 6k per year.

>> No.49852192

>>49846159
kek

>> No.49852240

>>49846307
>american employers are raping themselves. they could employ 5 people for that money in kuala lumpur
I make $200k coding. I can literally do the work of 10 poos with the added bonus that I won't create a bunch of systemic security and performance issues. Browntards spend a lot of time coming up with the equivalent of a Rube Goldberg machine when they code. Also, europoors are lazy just don't work. They have no incentive to get into exclusive neighborhoods because they aren't chased around by niggers like us.

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>>49845675
>work at a big consulting firm
>give advice
>$185k

>> No.49852582

>>49846469
The USA is a dying shithole lmao. Enjoy your apes

>> No.49852749

38 yo construction worker making 90k, got 3 kids and a modest house and about 130k cash, no stocks gonna wait till the dow is around 15-18k

>> No.49852775

>>49845675
I earn 28k

>> No.49852850

>>49848147
Or the only people that didn't leave because if the constant LARPing are doing it themselves. A self reinforcing echo chamber where wages inflate rapidly because there is no one to object. Check this against this board, you'll find it's true.

>> No.49852867

Most countries have similar median and average wages. The median American on the other hand is piss poor and on drugs while the average salary is very high. The income discrepancy is much higher in the US. Another point is that they have to be able to foot medical bills and education themselves.

>> No.49852904

>>49845742
Bro it s larp lmao. Ow new are you ?

>> No.49854466

>>49850362
Yeah I believe the median income is 20k EUR after taxes, that’s like 25k before taxes. I myself earn about 15k yearly after taxes but I’m a low skilled worker.
Engineers and all that make about 35k-40k pretax on average. Thing is life is quite expensive if you live near an urban center (which you need to to find a job) so I can’t even afford to rent any place. If I look at anything within a 5-hours commute radius from my workplace I’d need to earn at least an additional 500 euros per month to rent the shittiest studio and unfortunately that’s not happening because I’m too low IQ to get a degree. I could be eligible for gibs but I don’t want to.

>> No.49855030

No

>> No.49855071

>>49845930
Jersey wins lol

>> No.49855198

>>49845930
damn you are dumb also that isn't accurate at all

>> No.49855199

>>49846266
Pol isn't always right, they're just more stubborn than most other places on Earth.

>> No.49855665

>>49848131
What a bad joke

>> No.49855695

>>49848303
All a lie, soup to nuts. America has been in decline since 1700. All our history is false.

>> No.49855769

>>49851344
>But Anime!
It's like these retards don't even know how many foreigners are hired for IT and coding for Japanese companies. Absolute retards.

>> No.49855804

>>49849426
I'm likely the only former humanities professor on this godforsaken board; 4chan has absolutely no idea the state of American universities. There is almost no difference between the 2nd worst neighborhoods in Detroit and American universities in terms of life viability. Both are actually already clinically dead.

>> No.49855846

30% of Americans make 6 figures or higher. I'm an IT manager and I make $100k after 5 years of experience and no degree. Been thinking of going back for some classes/certs and going into DevOps, then going management there. Ceiling will be much higher.

>> No.49855928

>>49850539
Life is long; 4chan is only 1 channel :)

>> No.49856368

>>49845675
Median individual salary is like 40k.
100k+ average is for tech startup ponzi cities like San Francisco and Seattle.

>> No.49856398

>>49845675
I make 200k a year writing a few lines of code a day and have automated most of my work with programs because I am high iq, maybe work a 4 hours a week. Lots of chads do the same

>> No.49856540

$20k a year before taxes is very good salary here in central Europe, while rent is $800~, food $5 per cheap local meal, gas $2/liter

>> No.49856572

>>49850751
blaming immigrants instead of BlackRock and China Jesus
Id take 100 Mexicans over any US citizen who buttchugs dumbass narratives this hard

>> No.49856726

>>49845675
The average non-brainlet makes $25 an hour not bad when compared to the rest of the world. Someone could also easily major in Finance and get a job with a starting pay of 70k. In 4 years you can see a pay boost to 100k+ no problem.

>> No.49857747

>>49855804
Good

>> No.49857880
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49857880

Getting a $100k settlement. What should I do?

>> No.49857915

>>49849780
>400K
>in nyc
Have you ever been to new york city?

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49857952

Assuming this data is valid, 100k is 83rd percentile. That's over 50 million Americans, maybe 1/3 of all people with a college degree. Yeah, tech is disproportionately represented but as a whole America has a ton of high paying jobs.

>> No.49857959

>>49857747
It is

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49857974

>>49857880
lifted truck w rims

>> No.49857982

>>49857880
Buy 5 Bitcoin

>> No.49857996

>>49845675
Median wages are closer to 35k with about 10% of the population making above 100k

>> No.49858088

>>49847242
based

>> No.49858145

>>49845675
The median income is $36k in America. Not sure if that's gross or net, but I'll tell you, it certainly FEELS GROSS seeing so little in my bank account each month, amiright?

>> No.49858666

>>49849064
>tfw I went to a school in the top 30 of those rankings for undergrad and grad
>make $110k at 26

Checks out, anon

>> No.49858848

>>49849254
>70% obesity rate
>Hotter women
Lmfao

>> No.49859181

Don't worry bro, depending on the tax bracket / state a person is in and the commute (usually people drive about 40 minutes to an hour on their own dime, especially tradies) most salaries are like 30-45% smaller then they appear on paper. Guys bragging about "120k"+ salaries are actually bagging maybe 80k if they are lucky.

>inb4 I use a company car, I work from home/whatever bullshit

Even if your company pays for gas they likely arent paying for the time you spend driving. Commutes tend to be very long in America and having to own a car is like another tax. If you work from home and you have a low tax on your income you have basically won the game but thats like less than 5% of the population

>> No.49859834

>>49858848
I don't see fat people in california. Everyone here is mostly attractive. Which means the south has even higher percentage of fatties than the average to make up for coastal states so 70% isn't that far off the mark for some states

>> No.49861564

>>49859834
You mean you might not see fat people in your gated upper middle class neighborhood?

>> No.49861685

>>49859181

this is the dumbest cope i've ever heard. people that make 120k are broke because they have to... pay to put gas in their car? lmao

>> No.49861711

>>49857915

this board is full of morons and third world shit skins that have no conceptualization of anything. thus this guy thinking an 'expensive' house in nyc is 700K. fuckin idiots. don't listen to anyone on here