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Dude earns $750K in 4 years what must have been probably very long hours but with : No health risk. Not being confronted to violence in any way. No legal risk t
by IMTDb 10y ago
Dude earns $750K in 4 years what must have been probably very long hours but with : No health risk. Not being confronted to violence in any way. No legal risk tied to his profession.
Complains that he hoped he did enough work for a lifetime and that he could retire, but that he actually still has to work.
This is not how this works. This is not how any of this works.
- aianus 10y agoIronically $750k is more than enough to retire if you're willing to move outside the first world.
- harryh 10y agoLots of places in the first world too. At a 4% withdrawal rate (the rate many people believe is safe to do indefinitely) that's 30k a year which is about 40th percentile in the US. That's not living like a King, but it's totally doable.
- sjg007 10y agoYeah, buy a house, work for 5 more years, sell house at 5x, then retire.
- sjg007 10y agoI don't understand the down-votes.. property in the Bay area seems to be the magic ticket. The IPO gets you the down payment..
- mavelikara 10y ago$350K, not $750K > Let’s be clear: Sutton knows it worked out just fine. He made about $350,000 before taxes on his Box stock
- aetherson 10y agoPlus his salary, which one assumes was at least $100k/year.
- user5994461 10y agoRemove taxes, maybe half of it. Remove the local costs of living which is only the highest of anywhere on the planet. There is still some money left, but nothing impressive. You're sure not going to a 2 tier city ready to buy a big house in cash.