How The Coli feel about this list (what "rich" is in each city)?

[murksiderock]

How Much You Need To Be ‘Rich’ in 50 Major US Cities

 

[UncleTomFord15]

San Francisco

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

I mean first off, rich is subjective as hell. I literally had a debate with this chick I know brother a few weeks ago about how 60k ain’t shyt. He was trying to tell me that you could be comfortable on that. And I was like depend on what your definition of comfortable is, cause ain’t no way I would feel comfortable with that in any city. But I’m from Chicago and lived in major cities my whole life. He from the country. We both grew up lower class/poor, but in different areas. He from Augusta Ga. But we both in Atlanta now as grown men, and my definition of rich is a lot different than his.

 

[murksiderock]

I mean first off, rich is subjective as hell. I literally had a debate with this chick I know brother a few weeks ago about how 60k ain’t shyt. He was trying to tell me that you could be comfortable on that. And I was like depend on what your definition of comfortable is, cause ain’t no way I would feel comfortable with that in any city. But I’m from Chicago and lived in major cities my whole life. He from the country. We both grew up lower class/poor, but in different areas. He from Augusta Ga. But we both in Atlanta now as grown men, and my definition of rich is a lot different than his.

"Rich" is definitely subjective but I think there's a bar, same for "poor". I think relative to one's location is the best way to define it, because obviously the bar for "rich" in Birmingham is gonna be lower than it is in Seattle...

I also think you gotta take one's savings and assets into account, too many 6-figga earners who aint got shyt...

That's my long way of basically saying I agree with you lmao...

 

[Money Be Green]

idgaf

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

i might make it to rich in my city..... we getting surprise bonuses next week


that's hella weird that atlanta was considered one of the lower cost of living places yet this says it's up there with the other pricey cities.... basically, the same level as NYC
i guess yesterday's price ... something something

 

[Black Hans]

I thought "rich" was bringing in at least 7 figures per year post-taxes.

 

[Spence]

#richgang here in Houston and I ain’t talking about no minimums either

Once wife starts working by next fall we hit top 10%

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

"Rich" is definitely subjective but I think there's a bar, same for "poor". I think relative to one's location is the best way to define it, because obviously the bar for "rich" in Birmingham is gonna be lower than it is in Seattle...

I also think you gotta take one's savings and assets into account, too many 6-figga earners who aint got shyt...

That's my long way of basically saying I agree with you lmao...

Yeah it’s a lot of people who make a certain amount on paper but on some check to check shyt. And yeah breh, in Atlanta, I don’t think nobody consider 150k as rich, so I’m thinking these numbers may be a little low across the board. I know too many people making that type of bread and most of them wouldn’t be considered rich up here. I know someone who just bought a 3 million dollar house. That nikka rich to me. shyt, you got so many people getting 150k and up out the streets up here. It’s all subjective of course, but the numbers seem low across the board.

 

[Doobie Doo]

i might make it to rich in my city..... we getting surprise bonuses next week


that's hella weird that atlanta was considered one of the lower cost of living places yet this says it's up there with the other pricey cities.... basically, the same level as NYC
i guess yesterday's price ... something something

cuz of all the people who moved there