K1052
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You said that eating out is basically a waste of money for something you could do better at home for less. You never qualified that position in the way you're now representing.
He has 15 credit cards, holy shitsnacks
Two assholes in real estate at the top, not surprised.
By and large it is.
For those things you can't do better yourself, eating out may be worth it.
Hell, even going out for quality Indian food is more in the category of want and less in the category of need. I don't need properly prepared Indian food, but I want it occasionally and will splurge when it suits the family.
I suggested up front that we occasionally eat out. One of the reasons we do that is for authentic tasting meals we're not as good at preparing.
He has 15 credit cards, holy shitsnacks
Because we know the value of a dollar.People with more money are disciplined because they want even more money.
how does the poverty line guy keep getting so many tickets? i mean, stop getting tickets! he said he had $3000 worth of tickets. then he says he pays one off and gets another. wtf???
The thing that stuck out to me was that it seemed like the higher income people with more disposable income were also the ones that appeared to be more disciplined with budgeting and watching the in and out of their money. Are people poor because they don't watch their money or do they not watch their money because they are poor?
I really want to get a couple of pillow pets and send it to the $20k guy's kids.
The thing that stuck out to me was that it seemed like the higher income people with more disposable income were also the ones that appeared to be more disciplined with budgeting and watching the in and out of their money. Are people poor because they don't watch their money or do they not watch their money because they are poor?
I really want to get a couple of pillow pets and send it to the $20k guy's kids.
I bet 10 bucks the 250 guy is divorced and paying alimony and child support.I bet 10 bucks he has neck tatts.
I bet 10 bucks the 250 guy is divorced and paying alimony and child support.
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Holy Carp! WTH is he buying. Socal is expensive but it's not that expensive for basically two adults.
lol. his monthly expenses of $7k made absolutely no sense when he broke it down and only had like less than $3k in monthly expenses.
Probably both. He has no idea what's going on with his finances. Complaining about taxes? Seriously?
He doesn't have any...
The higher income people (paying the bulk of the taxes) are also the ones not complaining about taxes, lol.
That was an interesting read... I was surprised how happy they all were from rich to poor.
Do you keep a budget?
We do. Because of the size of our family, we have to budget at least $150 per month for BJ's
He has 15 credit cards, holy shitsnacks
I'm curious what kind of enormous debt the millionaire's parents have since he's raking in 1M a year, has no debt, trust funds for kid's education, 5M+ in the bank, and spends dick.
The 7 an hour guy I'm not feeling sorry for, he just needs to apply himself some more. Who the fuck pays someone $7.00/hr nowadays? You could get a job doing roadside construction, making more than that.
? He said he's paying his $7xxx off at the end of the month.$250k guy is fundamentally retarded. He has more credit card debt than he's admitting (even that which he admits to is stupid--$8k credit card debt is dumb. He has more than enough money to pay that off. No wealthy person carries any balance--and certainly not $8k. what a dummy), has an idea that he "needs" 4-5 times the money that $1mil guy needs, but no current plan, let alone a foundation to get there.
we have to budget at least $150 per month for BJ's
The $7 guy's problem isn't 'applying yourself harder'. He seems to be already working hard.
Someone like him at his level is plain clueless and directionless on how to make more money.
Dare I say... some folks were not born with such brain capacity. Look at the way he handles parking tickets.
You think it's lack of education, or just luck of the genetic draw?
The $7 guy's problem isn't 'applying yourself harder'. He seems to be already working hard.