A lot = anything more than what I'm making.
How much is alot?
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SoMD_Fun_Guy
Do you like apples?
I am not a hooker. Now, I will forgive you if you bring me a sammich or something for lunch.
I know that. It was a joke silly.
Kinda difficult to bring you lunch when I don't know where you are. :shrug:
Toxick
Splat
This question is subjective in the extreme. "A lot" is probably one of the most nebulous and ambiguous terms in the english language, especially when it comes to money.
When I was 18, I would have considered $25K a year to be "a lot". Now I can't even begin to imagine living on that kind of money.
I would consider ... $125/hour to be "a lot", putting someone earning that money in the $250K/year range. Mitt Romney wipes his ass with that kind of money.
"A lot" is truly in the eye of the beholder.
SamSpade
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I work with a couple of people who by their own admission, are "house poor". They make good money but the mortgage and all of the house costs keep them from really having all that much.
I also have an old friend from college whom I reconnected with on Facebook. He's a database administrator in Cleveland, and his wife is an engineer.
Basically - they downsized. They had the money - they just decided it would be better to live on more meager means, in a smaller house, for the freedom of longer, better vacations and more family time and events.
He and his three kids live in a home not much bigger than my first starter home, but they always have time and money to do whatever they want. Sometimes I wish I'd had this foresight.
I also have an old friend from college whom I reconnected with on Facebook. He's a database administrator in Cleveland, and his wife is an engineer.
Basically - they downsized. They had the money - they just decided it would be better to live on more meager means, in a smaller house, for the freedom of longer, better vacations and more family time and events.
He and his three kids live in a home not much bigger than my first starter home, but they always have time and money to do whatever they want. Sometimes I wish I'd had this foresight.