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It's $42k annually and that's before the insurance, maintenance, depreciation and fuel, so down to the mid-to-high 30's. That seems like it would be poverty lev
by boring_twenties 7y ago
It's $42k annually and that's before the insurance, maintenance, depreciation and fuel, so down to the mid-to-high 30's. That seems like it would be poverty level in many California cities.
- enlyth 7y agoThat's a fair point I didn't think about the car maintenance too much.
- erobbins 7y agoNeither do most of the drivers, unfortunately. They are going to be the ones holding the bag at the end.
- pushpop 7y agoNot to mention most of those hypothetical 40hrs a week (assuming they can get that much work) would be unsociable hours because that’s when demand is at its greatest (eg people leaving the pub).
- vadym909 7y agoFamily health insurance costs $24K/yr. Rent is atleast $24K/hr. Those 2 alone will kill you...
- boring_twenties 7y ago> Rent is atleast $24K/hr Heh. I heard it was bad in CA but wow.
- tootahe45 7y ago..take a different job then?