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post 1481423551 01-30-2017, 07:33 PM
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Californian here, six figure plus salary, 401k, benefits, soon-to-be eligible for pension, living in poverty in the bay area.

Other states-ians, what's it like to have money? What's dat dere disposable income like?

What's it like to be able to go out on a date every weekend?

What's it like to own a home with a front, and back yard?

What's it like to be in an area with a good education system and safe neighborhoods, in case I want to wed a sloot and spawn humans?

What's it like to do fun stuff on the weekend, not living check-to-check, or cheque to cheque, for you Brit cats?

Aware me on these feels misc.

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post 1481423861 01-30-2017, 07:35 PM
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post 1481425751 01-30-2017, 07:50 PM
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being rich in LA would be the sh!t.
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post 1481426341 01-30-2017, 07:55 PM
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Maybe you suck at saving money.

Do you smoke, drink at bars and insist on having a new car?
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post 1481426491 01-30-2017, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By LoadedWraps
COther states-ians, what's it like to have money? What's dat dere disposable income like?

What's it like to be able to go out on a date every weekend?
Dat feel when more money than I can spend but zero friends to leave my house for ****n lol at my pathetic life.
post 1481426851 01-30-2017, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted By imbored21
Dat feel when more money than I can spend but zero friends to leave my house for ****n lol at my pathetic life.
I'll be a friend for some FA loser, PayPal me *******
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post 1481427251 01-30-2017, 08:01 PM
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It's ok brah. You guys have dolores park.
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post 1481428361 01-30-2017, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted By WhAtNoWbChSs
Maybe you suck at saving money.

Do you smoke, drink at bars and insist on having a new car?
Smoke pot only, but that expense is just over a c note a month. Don't drink more than two days a month.

Don't have a new car, but have a nice car I am paying for. That is my only "treat" type expense and one I account for along with my bills. I really don't do a lot of spending, because I can't afford to.

Rent
utilities
insurance
verizon
Comcast
car note
Netflix
Food
taxes
401k

left over: zero dollars, zero cents, zero dignity.
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post 1481428441 01-30-2017, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted By jiujitsubro
It's ok brah. You guys have dolores park.
lmfao. Haven't been there in years but imagine it's a dump. Used to go out and blaze with a girl that was into me but I was too oblivious to move on it til it was too late. Good times.
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post 1481428821 01-30-2017, 08:13 PM
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Californian here. Yes, cost of living is more, but so are our salaries. If you buy online, you're buying chit for the same price people who make half of what we make (on average) are paying. It all evens out. They pay less for property/rent/etc, we in turn receive more $$ and spend more on property/rent/etc. This is why a lot of people move out of the state to retire after working their whole lives in CA, or move mid career after they have a ton in savings.
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post 1481428901 01-30-2017, 08:14 PM
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Having money is awesome but you end up blowing it just like you are
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post 1481429021 01-30-2017, 08:15 PM
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Sydneybrah here. I don't know those feels either.
post 1481429371 01-30-2017, 08:17 PM
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Where in the city would you guys prefer to live?
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post 1481429541 01-30-2017, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted By AgRyan
Californian here. Yes, cost of living is more, but so are our salaries. If you buy online, you're buying chit for the same price people who make half of what we make (on average) are paying. It all evens out. They pay less for property/rent/etc, we in turn receive more $$ and spend more on property/rent/etc. This is why a lot of people move out of the state to retire after working their whole lives in CA, or move mid career after they have a ton in savings.
The higher salaries don't bridge the COL gap sufficiently, that's something that if you google, you will find is more or less a consensus conclusion.
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post 1481429941 01-30-2017, 08:21 PM
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How are you living though? You gotta have a nice place (big rent expense) if you make six figures but are broke, no?
Your schtick sucks and it screams insecurity.
post 1481430161 01-30-2017, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted By LoadedWraps
The higher salaries don't bridge the COL gap sufficiently, that's something that if you google, you will find is more or less a consensus conclusion.
It does enough where the cost of living in CA isn't as bad as people make it out to be.
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post 1481431551 01-30-2017, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted By AgRyan
It does enough where the cost of living in CA isn't as bad as people make it out to be.
Where though?


I pay 2k for a 1 bedroom and that's a BARGAIN. North Bay. In the city this same pad would be 3500 easy, more depending on the area.
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post 1481431871 01-30-2017, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted By digital022
How are you living though? You gotta have a nice place (big rent expense) if you make six figures but are broke, no?
Nah, its a small apartment 2k a month, plus a few hundo for utilities. I mean I make enough to cover, but I want to be able to day/swing trade thousands, have a fat savings stash, go out on town night and and night out, live the Misc Dream boyos. (Like the american dream, misc edition)
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post 1481432321 01-30-2017, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted By LoadedWraps
Where though?


I pay 2k for a 1 bedroom and that's a BARGAIN. North Bay. In the city this same pad would be 3500 easy, more depending on the area.
Well you're living in one of the most expensive places in the state...

I pay 2k for a 2bedroom in Huntington Beach. It's luxurious, brand new, lots of amenities, no utilities unless I go over $200/month. I've looked at similar places in other states and it's around $1k. The salary for my job in said places are about 60-65% of the CA salaries. While not completely evening out, it's close.
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2k? Wasn't testys appt rent like 1.5k? And he lived in Beverly Hills. I wonder when he'll be unbanned?
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Originally Posted By LoadedWraps
Smoke pot only, but that expense is just over a c note a month. Don't drink more than two days a month.

Don't have a new car, but have a nice car I am paying for. That is my only "treat" type expense and one I account for along with my bills. I really don't do a lot of spending, because I can't afford to.

Rent
utilities
insurance
verizon
Comcast
car note
Netflix
Food
taxes
401k

left over: zero dollars, zero cents, zero dignity.
What is your rent if you don't mind me asking?

Nvm you answered. Your doing it wrong. I pay 1.8 for 600 sqft in La Jolla. Barely making 6 figures and I live comfortably. What you spending on food? How often you going out/ordering in?
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now you have to turn to G4P for supplemental income like the rest of the *******s in the bay area
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Feels like living life with cheat codes srs
Not feeling trapped

If you are terrible with finances it probably won't feel any different just more debt.
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Originally Posted By ashin1
Feels like living life with cheat codes srs
Not feeling trapped

If you are terrible with finances it probably won't feel any different just more debt.
I live in San Diego, making 70k a year, living rent free, college debt free, and car debt free. What do you think of that?
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I swear you Cali *******s are fkin retarded with money. I make $70k in Chicago and can easily save $1k/month in addition to my 401k match. If you make six figures you make at least $30k more than I do. Even if your rent is $1k more per month and food is more expensive you should still be able to save as much as I do if not more.
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[QUOTE=LoadedWraps;1481423551]Californian here, six figure plus salary, 401k, benefits, soon-to-be eligible for pension, living in poverty in the bay area.

Other states-ians, what's it like to have money? What's dat dere disposable income like?

What's it like to be able to go out on a date every weekend?

What's it like to own a home with a front, and back yard?

What's it like to be in an area with a good education system and safe neighborhoods, in case I want to wed a sloot and spawn humans?

What's it like to do fun stuff on the weekend, not living check-to-check, or cheque to cheque, for you Brit cats?

Aware me on these feels misc.

yeah, it's pretty awesome to have disposable income...which you do have except you're disposing it all in california. at 6 figures, you're living real low key baller in most other places in the country.
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Opie is a ****ing idiot. He pays over 2k a month for a ****ty apartment and wonders why he's broke.

I rent a room in 3 bedroom bachelor pad in Long Beach for $500 a month. I commute an hour into the city for work and come home to my cheap apartment. People who make lots of money and complain about not being able to save always have stupid ****ing living arrangements. No **** if you decide to get your own apartment in an expensive part of the city you won't be able to afford it.

If you wanna save money then learn to live frugally. If you're going to live at the limits of your means don't act upset when you're perpetually broke.

Get a roommate, get a cheaper place, move to a less "hip" and more cheap city or burb. I have no pity for people who have an expensive living arrangement when they could humble themselves.
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Originally Posted By WinningBrah
I swear you Cali *******s are fkin retarded with money. I make $70k in Chicago and can easily save $1k/month in addition to my 401k match. If you make six figures you make at least $30k more than me. I don't care if your rent is $1k more per month, you should still be able to save as much as I do if not more.
Get raped in ca taxes then come talk to us. TBH anyone at 65k+ should be saving and budgeting.
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Originally Posted By MillennialBum
Opie is a ****ing idiot. He pays over 2k a month for a ****ty apartment and wonders why he's broke.

I rent a room in 3 bedroom bachelor pad in Long Beach for $500 a month. I commute an hour into the city for work and come home to my cheap apartment. People who make lots of money and complain about not being able to save always have stupid ****ing living arrangements. No **** if you decide to get your own apartment in an expensive part of the city you won't be able to afford it.

If you wanna save money then learn to live frugally. If you're going to live at the limits of your means don't act upset when you're perpetually broke.

Get a roommate, get a cheaper place, move to a less "hip" and more cheap city or burb. I have no pity for people who have an expensive living arrangement when they could humble themselves.
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I'm living in the bay area, foster city. I have over 130000 dollars and I'm a kissless virgin outside of escorts
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