Is $30,000 A Year Still the Norm?

[major pain]

seat back.

@"major pain"‌

Fryguy isn't even making 30K..lol.

Besides, just cause you're not making 6 figures doesn't mean you're a fry cook.

My point was that there is more to life and being a well rounded person than a 6 figure salary.

Too many men act like financial success is all there is to being a worthy man and I just couldn't disagree more.



Having money is nice, don't get me wrong, but it's certainly not the be all end all.

i hope you know i've never said anything of the sort.

like i said.. 100k really isnt a lot of money and i dont even misrepresent like that IRL

im not looking down on anyone's salary, but i do look down on folks that think they cant do better

 

[fuc_i_look_like]

Ppl in here really flexin like 100k aint shit. If you can't live off that, your state's cost of living is raping you.

 

[King_MOEbra]

100k a year is more than enough to live off of, especially if you're not married and don't have any children...and live in the state of Ohio.

 

[nujerz84]

The avg household income in 2013 is $51K.

money.cnn.com/2013/09/17/news/economy/poverty-income/

Like it been said $30K depends where you live.

Anyone making 100K and up is more than enough to pay all bills, save/invest and still have money for luxuries.