DMV nikkas, why the DMV so lame? :scust:

[Curioser]

First off you might as well consider D.C. a city in Maryland. Baltimore, Delaware and most of Virginia aren't really that connected to D.C. When it comes down to it.

The reason DMV is thrown around is simple and obvious. The very definition of a metro area where a certain radius surrounding an economic hub (DC) bring commuters in to work. Therefore, you have large amounts of people from Baltimore, Delaware and Virginia coming to D.C. To work. Same can be said for NYC which brings people in from Jersey, philly Connecticut, etc.

 

[Black_Panther_JS]

eat a dikk

and don't ever mention DMV rappers and leave out King Los

 

[Pineal Gland]

This post is from a DMV meetup thread

ATL coli how come we don't do shyt like this

 

[FukYaFeelings]

This post is from a DMV meetup thread

We too busy grinding to go to Haunted Houses

 

[I_Got_Da_Burna]

We too busy grinding to go to Haunted Houses

u atl nikkas are a bunch of BROKE bums with no fetty

who are you foolin slim

 

[JamilALAmin]

u atl nikkas are a bunch of BROKE bums with no fetty

who are you foolin slim

Nah patna. This ATL nikka pockets straight round here bro. Damn sure ain't balling but I got enough to fall thru your city few times a year and turn up

 

[I_Got_Da_Burna]

Nah patna. This ATL nikka pockets straight round here bro. Damn sure ain't balling but I got enough to fall thru your city few times a year and turn up

there's black people in DC legitimately making six figures. whatever pitiful amount of money you make in atlanta is NOT straight...not for DC life

 

[Fmju]

DMV mean different shyt depending where you from. If you live in DC/PG you probably ain't saying DMV like that, hell D.C. nikkas hate that DMV shyt. It's mostly VA, and the Nomanslands of MD that claim that.

This area all about who you know. If you can't make friends or know where to be you gonna be sad as shyt out here. It's always something going on though so it's up to you to link with the movers and shakers.

 

[JamilALAmin]

there's black people in DC legitimately making six figures. whatever pitiful amount of money you make in atlanta is NOT straight...not for DC life

You right breh. I'm ain't no 6 cert Coli nikka with a degree. DC white collar AF breh. That ship been sailed for me. I can't move to DC and get a 100 rack job with some govt contractor. I got a record and no on paper marketable skills. I'm a hustler breh and I move where I have opportunities. I'm doing just fine making moves in GA, NC and IN. I'm cool with falling thru DC blowing a baby check and fukking with some Ethiopian broads. I have no desire to stay there just like you probably ain't trying to stay where I lay my head. It is what it is. That's how life goes patna

 

[Prynce]

there's black people in DC legitimately making six figures. whatever pitiful amount of money you make in atlanta is NOT straight...not for DC life

don't argue money because ATL had black millionaires since 1900

We got more fortune 500 companies than D.C too

 

[Prynce]

@Poitier let these nikkas know slime

 

[FukYaFeelings]

there's black people in DC legitimately making six figures. whatever pitiful amount of money you make in atlanta is NOT straight...not for DC life

this the dumbest shyt i ever read

y'all dmv nikkas dumb too

 

[I_Got_Da_Burna]

this the dumbest shyt i ever read

y'all dmv nikkas dumb too

you're dumb as fukk...not surprised though by your stupid ass OP

At the very top is the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metro area. Overall median pay in the California metropolis is $93,100. The average salary for those just starting out is $86,600—and that number soars to $128,000 for mid-career professionals.

“This is a Mecca for IT firms and thus high-wage workers,” Bardaro says. “The IT labor market is notorious for high demand and low supply – both of which drive the going wage rate up.”

The San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara area also topped the Best Cities For Jobs This Fall, with the most optimistic forecast for hiring in the three-month period ending in December, according to a ManpowerGroup survey.

In the No. 2 spot: the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, Calif., area. Overall median pay is $73,500, on average, while professionals with five years or less of experience enjoy an average annual salary of $57,200. Mid-career workers with at least a bachelor’s degree earn a whopping $108,000 annual salary, on average.

“Similar to San Jose, the high wage rate in this city is driven by the prevalence of IT workers and they share many of the same high-paying jobs,” Bardaro says.

Unlike the San Jose and San Francisco metro areas, the No. 3 city is dominated by the finance industry. “There are a number of Fortune 500 corporate headquarters in this metropolitan area,” she says. “In fact, it is one of the largest financial districts in the Northeast.”

If you guessed it’s the Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, Conn. area, you’re correct.

The median overall pay for workers there is $68,700 annually, while average starting pay is $53,500 and mid-career is $95,500 a year, on average.

Rounding out the top five are the Washington-Arlington-Alexandra area, and the Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metropolis.

as for bummy ass atlanta

The average Atlanta wage earner makes about $22.00 an hour, or roughly $46,440 a year. That’s the finding in a new report by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

 

[FukYaFeelings]

you're dumb as fukk...not surprised though by your stupid ass OP



as for bummy ass atlanta

and how much do you make

 

[KinksandCoils]

Pharrell ain't from the DMV area. The dmv area is northern va on up