- Fat entitled sloots
- Feminism
- Bidenflation
- Housing costs
- Crime
- Low IQ retards

If ur not doing everything possible to change to remote work, you deserve everything coming to you in the next decade.

All my family moved back to Korea. My bro is 100x happier dating sloots in Korea.

Does ur family work remote?

I know Korean economy can be hard to find jobs.

Low iq take. Back away from your myopic view

Nah. He's a dentist. He passed the board exams for the US, Canada, Australia, and Korea so he can work in any one of those countries.

mirincope

doesnt the average person earn chit in America, only top end pays more.

For middle class type, a lot of other countries pay better.

50,000 a year is a king compared to 99 percent of the world

I mean, what are you basing that off on?

Unemployment percentage is matched. South Korea has many industries.

Language huge barrier if you are white but sapdori is Korean I think.

You make some solid points boyo. It definitely ain't what it used to be and most people can finally see/feel it. Hopefully that translates to change in Nov away from Liberal horsesht

Income adjusted to expenses, I'm sure there are countries that pay better. But US is right up thereMake 50k a year USD from US economy via remote work

Take income and move to country that is 1/3rd the costWe shall see if some changes come... but I'm pessimistic

Correct. Probably not worth it to settle in Korea if you are White.

Agree OP, it's good for doing business, that's all.

The average workcel in america has a sh*t life compared to other western countries.

not compared to like every other western country lmao, also isnt the median american on like 40k or something

Also know americans are debt slaves that are actually quite poor. Only the top in america is comfortable



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...alth_per_adult

Basing it off of youtube videos/headlines tbh, not an expert

I do know South Korea has always had insane competition when it comes to high level work tho

the stats that ****inator posts are very flawed as well

not trying to act as an intellectual over you or him, but I have learned that economics is a very fake science as you can fudge numbers on a macro level to fit a narrative

Ireland's GDP per Capita is 2x that of the UK but that difference can be fully accounted for so many companies choosing Dublin as Euro HQ for the low corporate tax (which increase GDP as GDP consists of total transactions but that means dick when it comes to real true wealth of a person in Ireland).

there are many things to consider on top of that - tax and what you get for paying that tax and its quality, real estate affordability and purchasing power parity ---> all of these significantly affect disposable income

don't forget qualitative factors as well - rich Asian nations for example have very clean cities (something there is no index of)

on the other hand, S Korea is a huge outlier in suicide that might speak about invisible structural factors that affect society

Of course there's more than just economic factors.

I can post a sh*t ton to show how fcked the US is

Never said that. Easiest way to know is how many people want to come here vs leave.

Hmmm I wonder what makes Iceland much different from America....

that is a bit misleading tbh

USA is very close to many Latin American ****holes - they will have a harder time reaching europe

Compared to the second and third tier, okay. Compared to only developed countries it isn't that exciting.
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If you could pull this off AND feel at home and happy in your chosen cheap country then this could be good.


Near me now you need to make nearly $60K a year to be able to rent a basic apartment [$1600 a month]. If you were making $50K and could find an apartment you could qualify to rent [under $1400 a month] you would be out over $16K on rent + around $3,600 on utilities = $20,268 for a place to stay with electric, internet, etc. Many complexes now do charge tenants a fee for water and trash.

Under $30K left.

Just did a search and most recent average employee contribution for health insurance says $3,300. 26,432

Average car payment is nearing $600 a month, average full coverage car insurance for TX over $1,600 a year. Average miles per year around 15K and average mpg @ 25 = 600 gallons of gas w/an average US gas price today at $4 = $2,400 on gasoline. Add a couple of oil changes and state tags = $500 roughly.

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New car w/payment could be as much as $11,700 per year. Or a payment on a cheaper/used vehicle still with full coverage [because loan] around $8K a year. Or a paid off car also w/less insurance coverage a little under $4K.

But you will need to pay for health insurance as a separate expense outside of taxes + any deductibles/copay and in most parts of the US you will have to have some sort of personal vehicle because public transportation is barely a thing and most areas are not suited to walking/riding a bike.

Depending on the most expensive to least you would be down to $15K - $22K after housing, health insurance, and transportation.

Except the tax man always gets his.



So you are really at $7K to $14K after you pay Uncle Sugar.

Wanna eat food and wear clothes? Keep your place and yourself clean?

For food you might get by on $400 a month if you always eat at home. Guesstimate $100 a month for other household stuff like TP, laundry soap, shampoo. $6,000 a year.

Now we are left with $1,000 to $4,500 or so.

And you didn't put anything into savings or investments yet. Or have any sort of social life. Also this is in TX with no state income tax and I didn't put in anything for sales tax.


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This is why miscers feel like $100K is poverty now.

Your calculations are also based on having no dependents. RIP american poorcels

Bull.all of those I can cut through. Share an apartment to start. Get a bus pass. And what countries are better for the poor?

A single person making 50k in Texas shouldn't need a roommate or a bus pass

Ngl I make 150k base salary and haven’t saved a dime this year outside of normal 401k contributions. lol. Wife and two kids.

200k is the new 60k dead ass srs

Tell me about it.
- you can get a roommate, but should you HAVE TO have a roommate as a person over age 25?

- a bus pass isn't going to do much for you here, limited routes and schedules; also a monthly pass for DFW:




Countries that are better for poor people = countries with universal health care, better/cheaper public transport and just a better social safety net in general.
Agree. We aren't considered a high tax/high cost of living state, or at least we haven't been such in the past.

I know there was a recent thread about CA passing a law to pay fast food workers $22 an hour. That is about $45K a year working full time and AFAIK CA has higher housing and transportation costs than TX plus a state income tax.

Lived in Houston before coming to Seattle and can confirm, the prices are much higher here for everything