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Americans choice to suffer
Jason Wilson
Michael Johnson
I lived for 2 years spending less than 3000 euros a year, how the fuck do these people manage to do this?
Dominic Morales
the cost of not living next to savage negros.
Jaxson Green
>spending less than 3000 euros a year
how?
Logan King
I love comfortably on 25k euros a year. America is wasted on Americans.
Charles Flores
no hobbies, no vacation, no health bills, i basically lived as a schizoid hermit
Zachary Cruz
...you think rural hillbilly town is more expensive than LA?
Brody Perez
but how did you pay for food and rent?
Nolan Smith
People making 250k aren't living in rural hillbilly town
Juan Jones
That's where my expenses went to
Jackson Jones
It costs a lot of money to live a normal life in Palo Alto or Manhattan
Caleb Rivera
thats the point
Ian Edwards
America is a 'keeping up with the Jones'' the country. We'll bankrupt ourselves to keep up the status war.
Eli Ortiz
how the hell is rent that cheap?
Levi Hill
is the cost of living that insane or americans use dollars to warm the house?
Jaxson Moore
As they say, "mo' money. mo' problems."
But really, I've seen the budgeting of these people and my own. I don't have a lot of petty cash, because I don't allocate for it in my budget. I put it towards various saving/retirement accounts. If I wanted, I could be a dipshit that blows my check on various useless trinkets, but I don't and I doubt a lot of these people do either.
Ethan Carter
This
Mason Ortiz
If you’re making 250K you’re likely a homeowner and in the US that means the majority of your paycheck is going to a mortgage and the rest is split up among various bills/ insurance/ education/ gas/ bullshit.
Lucas Nelson
Debt and over extended debt and loans and interest and debt.
Gabriel Lewis
>bloomberg
Henry Gray
>be American
>make $4000/mo
>live in house/apartment that costs $1500/mo
>drive a car that costs $500/mo
>get a raise so that you're now making $5000/mo
>immediately go out and buy a house that costs $2250/mo. and a car that costs $750/mo.
>wonder why you aren't able to save more money despite making more money
90% of us live this way
Jacob Howard
This.
We have atrocious money management skills.