RIP
but also you're making 200k a year lol
RIP
but also you're making 200k a year lol
lmao
Yeah, actually making a little more this year, too.
I changed jobs and should be getting some overtime. Was supposed to work this weekend, but that's probably off because they didn't submit a plan. Got 4-5 more months on this job before moving to another. Hopefully can get some time in. Next job I may be at a higher position so less possibility of overtime, but higher wage.
yall rich man, like i buy a ps4 and think im moving up in the world and get on this hellsite and see your salaries or hear about your gardners and maids smh, reminds me of middle school when i realized not everyone got their clothes from yard sales
toki gettin some of that $2,000,000,000 new fbi hq money
im sitting on stacks but i'm too stupid to invest it
terrible feel
I also still have student loans and another 5k debt from my fucking wedding. I guess that's on me for not saying "no" after a certain point.
courthouse wedding and texas roadhouse gang
Once again, I’m eternally grateful this pandemic has had zero effect on my career other than WFH.
wife has 1 student loan left and we are completely debt free, paid off several credit cards, back taxes from 10-99 and both our cars in the past 4 years, you need a budget™ changed our lives
2019 taxes still have me under 6 figures, show me the money baby
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I'm pretty ruthless about keeping expenses low and just spending on important stuff.
My dad was comically stingy, still is. My brother sent me a photo the other day of my 71 year old dad gassing up my brother's car with a gas can, because he builds up credit card points on a gas card and then uses them all at once to get like $2 off a gallon (max 30 gallons) - he'll fill up both vehicles in one trip and put the extra into gas cans to maximize the discount lol.
its definitely true, i am comfortable though and it really doesnt bother me too much, im rich compared to how i grew up and filthy rich compared to how my parents came up. i could be getting payed quite a bit more somewhere else, but i like this company and they have treated me pretty good overall. was wfh before that became the norm, so kind of lost a perk in that regard.
i consider myself to be doing pretty well and i don't think theres a vast difference in happiness going from 50k -> 100k/yearly salary