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I completely disagree. I'm making $27k and that's more than enough to keep me happy. Sure, there's some niceties that that I could pick up with a $48k salary
by rprospero 14y ago
I completely disagree. I'm making $27k and that's more than enough to keep me happy. Sure, there's some niceties that that I could pick up with a $48k salary that would ease some stress, but I'm certainly not living like a miser. I'm seeing Joshua Bell in concert next week, my fiancee and I have two cars, and the we go out to eat regularly.
Honestly, if someone can't be happy with $75k, I can't imagine that $75M would fix it.
To prevent anyone from asking, yes, I'm living in the US.
- dinkumthinkum 14y agoI don't want to upset anyone or anything but $27K is in the ball part of poverty. I'm glad you are happy that's fine -- everyone is familiar with the idea that money is not the only way to happiness. Simply because you are happy is not really much an indicator, let's be honest. I don't want to call you out, it's not my intention. Some people are perfectly happy to live an acetic lifestyle with no money in a mountain in Nepal. Perhaps you are similar in mindset, that's perfectly OK. But that's neither here nor there; it's anomaly. Because you both have cars doesn't speak to much; we don't know how they were paid, how old they are what happens if their's transmission, whatever. To compare $75K with $75M is almost hard to take seriously.