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Mathiäs;6703389 said:Just remember guys: don't put all your eggs in one basket, there's no I in team, and so on
But there is an "I" in win.
Mathiäs;6703389 said:Just remember guys: don't put all your eggs in one basket, there's no I in team, and so on
But there is an "I" in win.
What planet are you living on? lol Do you have any idea how much rent is nowadays, groceries, gas, etc. Unless someone lives in a shithole of a apartment in the worst ghetto on earth or live with a roomate... no one can live on that pay... This is exactly why me and others say you do not know what it is like to live poor... Earlier you had said that no one should be forced to help the poor... well how about this... because your human and they are human... or have you lost your humanity because of money? ... It's no wonder when i chat with people in IM's from italy, russia, china, etc. they all think (and by your answers are correct) materialistic with no culture other then money... I try tell them that we are compassionate and do not only think of money til someone like you says what you say then makes me think they are right... anyways here is a quote from someone who is immensely wealthy and well respected who has compassion for others despite his money (was in the papers today):You could live off twice the 8,750, just not comfortably and that term is, of course, dependent on the individual's definition of comfortable.
Buffett is saying that because he has significantly less money now that he gave about 80% of it to the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. I saw that too and chuckled since he isn't leaving his kids shit, so it doesn't matter.
You can live on 16 grand, but it depends on where you live and how comfortable you want to be. If you're here in Cincinnati, you can live on 16K, probably less if you budget the shit out of everything.
Yes wages are much higher in NY but so is the cost of living. So that a single person living on 25k (or whatever the # may be that economists can agree on) it would be the same as living on 16K in Ohio.The person would be struggling either way in either location living in poverty. But as far as I know McD's and similar low paying jobs pay the same nationwide for the poor. As for split apartments. The debate here is more about 1 single person living alone without anyone's help imo.But wages are much higher on average in New York, and a lot of people tend to split apartments as well.
You could live off twice the 8,750, just not comfortably and that term is, of course, dependent on the individual's definition of comfortable.
Wages are higher because the living expenses are higher, dur. That's common sense.
Also, a single person living alone without anyone's help will move in with somebody else to cut costs. It doesn't compromise the hypothetical imo.
So you're saying that someone living in NY couldn't live on $25K?
We'll let me say it a different way. Even though wages are higher in certain parts of the country then other parts. Due to the cost of living in said different parts ,16K is equivalent to 25K (or whatever the # may be) so that you both would be poor & struggling even though one makes more then the other.
As for the hypothetical, as seen above Ozzman never mentioned anything about roomates or living with family. So one would have to assume he is saying 1 person living on that wage. And that they could do it. Which I don't think they can without help of some kind. You/me and others of course would live with someone else, be it a roomate or family to cut costs.
Who's dollars then?I have nothing against helping the poor people, but it shouldn't be with government dollars.
I have nothing against helping the poor people, but it shouldn't be with government dollars.
Anyone watch the Democratic debate tonight? I watched the end and I think Hillary really did well. I'm still pissed I wasn't invited. How is the Cookiecutter/Seraphim Belial ticket going to get some momentum if they don't even allow us to speak?