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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
And there is the misconception...That rich people work harder than everybody else.
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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
And there is the misconception...That rich people work harder than everybody else.
Pretty sure 100k is a really good salary. I think its in like the top 5-6%.Originally Posted by Anthony Stark
Originally Posted by LosALMIGHTY
Originally Posted by Anthony Stark
People would be satisfied with 100k a year, really?
100k?!
if you can't live on $100k a year, you're doing something wrong. Seriously.
I never said that you couldn't, that number just isn't all that appealing to me.
Pretty sure 100k is a really good salary. I think its in like the top 5-6%.Originally Posted by Anthony Stark
Originally Posted by LosALMIGHTY
Originally Posted by Anthony Stark
People would be satisfied with 100k a year, really?
100k?!
if you can't live on $100k a year, you're doing something wrong. Seriously.
I never said that you couldn't, that number just isn't all that appealing to me.
Thank You. This was pretty much the point I wanted to make but I am too dumb to put it into easily understandable coherent sentences.Originally Posted by Master Zik
It doesn't matter who works "harder" The means aren't justifying the ends when it comes to labors correlation to wealth. If your job is more important you automatically have more value.
The president of a company is already more important than the janitor in the company building or the guy that works in the carrier department of the company or the low level blue collar worker in there. Those ppl are cogs. The president already has the academic credentials he has worked for to be qualified for the job.
What incentive does anyone have on pursuing a higher education if they'll only be getting paid $10 more than the janitor? If some country went through with that economic plan the country would die within the decade cuz all would be doctors would either leave or give up and be butchers and mailmen.
Now if you want to talk about the entitled and privileged and those with an inheritance that's one obvious problem in the discussion but it is NOT an issue that dominates this argument.
Thank You. This was pretty much the point I wanted to make but I am too dumb to put it into easily understandable coherent sentences.Originally Posted by Master Zik
It doesn't matter who works "harder" The means aren't justifying the ends when it comes to labors correlation to wealth. If your job is more important you automatically have more value.
The president of a company is already more important than the janitor in the company building or the guy that works in the carrier department of the company or the low level blue collar worker in there. Those ppl are cogs. The president already has the academic credentials he has worked for to be qualified for the job.
What incentive does anyone have on pursuing a higher education if they'll only be getting paid $10 more than the janitor? If some country went through with that economic plan the country would die within the decade cuz all would be doctors would either leave or give up and be butchers and mailmen.
Now if you want to talk about the entitled and privileged and those with an inheritance that's one obvious problem in the discussion but it is NOT an issue that dominates this argument.
25mil isn't enough to go cop a bunch of islands. billionaires cop islands. that's a whole different tax bracket. and some people DO strive to be middle class, not everyone wants to be super rich, thats a false stereotype of our generation, that all the kids nowadays want to be "rich and famous". there are people out getting degree's in majors that produce middle class jobs and upper class jobs. but just because you're considered upper class, that doesn't mean you're considered rich.Originally Posted by eddiehouse5
This is America. No one strives for 'just enough', we all aim high- but the vast majority of us end up with 'just enough'. We're all fed the dream, but doesn't come true for everyone. No one strives to be middle class. Everyone wants to be rich, but how many of us are?
25 million a year? Just to be secure? What are you doing with your money? Are you going to buy islands and F22 Raptors?
25mil isn't enough to go cop a bunch of islands. billionaires cop islands. that's a whole different tax bracket. and some people DO strive to be middle class, not everyone wants to be super rich, thats a false stereotype of our generation, that all the kids nowadays want to be "rich and famous". there are people out getting degree's in majors that produce middle class jobs and upper class jobs. but just because you're considered upper class, that doesn't mean you're considered rich.Originally Posted by eddiehouse5
This is America. No one strives for 'just enough', we all aim high- but the vast majority of us end up with 'just enough'. We're all fed the dream, but doesn't come true for everyone. No one strives to be middle class. Everyone wants to be rich, but how many of us are?
25 million a year? Just to be secure? What are you doing with your money? Are you going to buy islands and F22 Raptors?
true, but security is partly a state of mind. Someone might feel secure with leaving the house with $20, and I might feel more secure with always having $50 on me.Originally Posted by eddiehouse5
There's nothing wrong with that, it's just......if you're never satisfied, what's the point? Why are you doing what you're doing, just because?
Make all the money you can, great. But don't tell me you need 25 million to feel secure. That's absurd. At least in my opinion.
Satisfaction is bliss because I can now enjoy the fruits of labor.
true, but security is partly a state of mind. Someone might feel secure with leaving the house with $20, and I might feel more secure with always having $50 on me.Originally Posted by eddiehouse5
There's nothing wrong with that, it's just......if you're never satisfied, what's the point? Why are you doing what you're doing, just because?
Make all the money you can, great. But don't tell me you need 25 million to feel secure. That's absurd. At least in my opinion.
Satisfaction is bliss because I can now enjoy the fruits of labor.
Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
[h3][/h3][h3]How much money, is enough money ? [/h3]
Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
[h3][/h3][h3]How much money, is enough money ? [/h3]