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Stop giving him serious responses.
“A million dollars is the new $100k”
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Stop giving him serious responses.
CoCKy GeNiuS
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You believe their inflation calculations or do you have the sense/awareness to look around you and come up with your calculations?
My calculation tells me 350-400k is the new 100k. We don't even gotta go back 20 years. Let's go back 5 years. Homeowner, rent food, and automobile prices have all went up 25-35%. Rent has went up double since 2020.
OperationNumbNutts
Superstar
^^^^^100%
MajesticLion
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Because you live like an eternal customer and they overcharge you for everything accordingly. 
You can do quite a fúcking bit with a 100k salary in most of the country.
Get a little 3bd/2Bath home for ~$175,000 and put 20% down to get the monthly payments to ~$900
Get a decent car or a beater... honestly, you could splurge because 100k here leaves you with around six racks a month after taxes.
You'd be able to pay that house off in about 5 years.
Get a little 3bd/2Bath home for ~$175,000 and put 20% down to get the monthly payments to ~$900
Get a decent car or a beater... honestly, you could splurge because 100k here leaves you with around six racks a month after taxes.
You'd be able to pay that house off in about 5 years.
His white hoe Bambi doe the reason he talking like this..I highly doubt this dumbass niqqa has a million on hand that he can touch rn
Pimp on a few snows that will never faq off like Sauce and you too can talk down on nikkas lol
murksiderock
Superstar
Before I even read this thread:
I've never had a million dollars. It's a lot of money. For those who have had it, maybe it's not alot. It's all relative...
Ultimately the financial fulfillment in life is about what you have or what you save, not how much you MAKE. I make a salary that's right smack in the middle of Raleigh's per capita income, and Raleigh's median household income. So my salary isn't outstanding but it's good, and I'm using Raleigh because that's where I live...
I know, and have known, people who make twice as much as I make, who have less money than I do, either in savings, investments, or disposable income. And I ain't really got shyt, to me, so imagine what I think when I been round mf's who make 2+ times what I make and they ain't got the paper I got...
Income and well-being are all relative. There are people out here, in 2024, who would call a $35,000 annual salary/income "making it", and maybe that is, relative to them. There are other people, who $150,000 they feel broke...
Given the fact that most black people aren't anything close to millionaires.....a mil is a lot of money...
I've never had a million dollars. It's a lot of money. For those who have had it, maybe it's not alot. It's all relative...
Ultimately the financial fulfillment in life is about what you have or what you save, not how much you MAKE. I make a salary that's right smack in the middle of Raleigh's per capita income, and Raleigh's median household income. So my salary isn't outstanding but it's good, and I'm using Raleigh because that's where I live...
I know, and have known, people who make twice as much as I make, who have less money than I do, either in savings, investments, or disposable income. And I ain't really got shyt, to me, so imagine what I think when I been round mf's who make 2+ times what I make and they ain't got the paper I got...
Income and well-being are all relative. There are people out here, in 2024, who would call a $35,000 annual salary/income "making it", and maybe that is, relative to them. There are other people, who $150,000 they feel broke...
Given the fact that most black people aren't anything close to millionaires.....a mil is a lot of money...
Is this in Billings Montana?
Nope. Enterprise, Alabama.
Most people exaggerate the CoL across the nation. Shít is still dirt cheap in most cities in the south.
You can rent a 4bd/2bath home for 1.2k in my city.
Ozymandeas
Veteran
His explanation isn't eloquent but, the point is $1 million isn't what it used to be.
Inflation and all that jazz.
When I was a kid (90s, 2000s), I thought a million meant you were RICH.
Now as an adult, you know its cap. You're still going to have to work having $1 million unless you're cool with living off $30,000 a year for the next 30 years.
Inflation and all that jazz.
When I was a kid (90s, 2000s), I thought a million meant you were RICH.
Now as an adult, you know its cap. You're still going to have to work having $1 million unless you're cool with living off $30,000 a year for the next 30 years.
Same thing...