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I can take a 180k job in Houston or take the same job in NYC for 220k
Financially speaking what makes more sense here?

>> No.55665049
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55665049

>>55665014
Work both remotely for 400k

>> No.55665054

>>55665014
Houston obvioisly. You fucking stupid?

>> No.55665061

>>55665014
i would pick houston because i dont like the cold

>> No.55665062

>>55665054
Yeah, that's why I'm asking

>> No.55665074

>>55665014
what job

>> No.55665079

Are you Jewish?
This matters, financially speaking.

>> No.55665086

>>55665074
Program manager for a telecom firm
>>55665079
No sir 100% goyim

>> No.55665092

Houston is probably the better bet. I make around $200k in metro Atlanta and feel very comfy.

>> No.55665108

>>55665014
Houston for sure. That 220k in NYC is more like 40k. It’s almost quarter million a year, yet you’ll be living on scraps over there. 180k in Houston isn’t like you’ll be living large, but you’ll be comfy.

>> No.55665109

>>55665014

Depends on what you are into.

Thanks to Covid NYC is a little cheaper than it once was. You'll definitely pay more than Houston, but COLA won't be double.

I would just pick the one that you think would be more fun. I would probably pick NYC over Houston. If you look hard you can find a reasonable place to live, yeah it will be more than Houston but NYC has a lot more to offer.

>> No.55665114

>>55665014
Houston obviously. you'll be a poor nigger in NYC or just a pretty comfy fag in Houston.

you'll never be a woman though either way

>> No.55665120

>>55665014
Hot shit hole with low cost of living vs. cold shit hole with high cost of living.

I grew up in Houston so I'm biased but it has great food and nicer people. Its also miserably hot and humid and the mosquitos will murder you. Travel to beaches and tropical destinations is easier and cheaper from Houston. The women in Texas are also hotter.

>> No.55665151

>>55665014
Depends on your age and if you’re single. If you’re younger and single definitely nyc. If you’ve got a family, or a serious girlfriend, and want something more low key, then Houston. Personally I’d pick nyc in a second

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>>55665151

>> No.55665185

>>55665086
Has to be Texas then. Nice weather last i checked.

>> No.55665198

>>55665014
NYC will cost you an extra 20k a year in taxes and probably 20k in rent. So you'll come out about the same with money. Depends on if you want a sprawling, boring suburban city, or a dense, energetic, lively city

>> No.55665268

>>55665014
>Houston
try negociate Dallas. Houston is nigger city. go outside. get stab
or Austin but it s more expensive due to tesla fags

>> No.55665398

never work in new york anon they are like the state version of the ors and will hound you over inane bullshit in order to get you to kill yourself

>> No.55665466

>>55665014
>>55665049
Work both remote and outsource them to Kuala Lumpar or India or other shitholer country for net $375k

>> No.55665470

>>55665014
What part of houston
And how far are you willing to commute?

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55665472

Why do you need that when you're a bitcoin oldfag with 4 million in crypto?

>> No.55665545

>>55665466
>lose both jobs after 1 week

>> No.55665632

Lol nyc and it’s not even close but ya only if you’re not married with kids. Then no way nyc

>> No.55665827

>>55665545
At least 6 months

>> No.55665887

>>55665014
>not one person in this thread mentioned the quantity of niggers in new york compared to houston.
I don't even recognize this place anymore.

>> No.55665991

>>55665887
I was more worried about the bagel munchers fren.

>> No.55666004

Depends on the lifestyle you want. 220k in NYC is really nice, you could gain some experience and enjoy yourself for a for years.

Houston is like going straight into retirement unless you have a rock solid community. It's a nothing city for young people with no connections. But you can buy a nice place and just live in it surrounded by nothing.

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>>55665014
financially you're screwed, nothing involving NYC works out well
just look at the number of people who only last 3 months in that hellhole, even joining the evil pepe side I'm compassionate enough to say no to anyone who wants to go there

>> No.55666427

>>55665049
honestly, working remotely is always the best solution to everything

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>>55666311
There will always be some bad in the good, and some good in the bad