Outsourcing is an issue
But ppl are also very lazy
Also 60k in California & 60k in Idaho or Columbus Ohio are completely different nummbers
right. 60k in Mississippi makes you damn near godly.
Outsourcing is an issue
But ppl are also very lazy
Also 60k in California & 60k in Idaho or Columbus Ohio are completely different nummbers
Thanks NAFTA
But more seriously the labor market is "too competitive". Governments are too in debt to actually be governments. Theyre more like public purses.
Now we being reduced to serfdom. Actual serfdom. People calling Fast Food workers "meaningless" and less than human beings.
You work flip burgers?
Sohh my breh's wife was complaining about barely getting by living on aMe and the wife and daughter get by on 106k after taxes in San Diego and that is not really enough out here but we don't complain too much could be worse
corporate execs have been reduced to serfdom?Actors and athletes are serfs?Talking about American workers.
Let's do the math breh....
60k before taxes
44k after taxes
44k/12 mos = 3666
Rent/mortgage and any other housing expenses should be 40% or less after tax =
2200
-500 - food
1700
-600 - car note, assuming both work @ 300 each
1100
-300 - car ins.
800
-400 - gas for two cars
400
-400 - health insurance
0 left, and i havent got anything left for clothing, entertainment, kid's expenses, etc let alone savings for retirement, childrens college, etc.
Where are you living breh? Manhattan? And what are you driving? A beamer?
Its very easy to live off 60K in this country breh. However, if you choose to run in the fast lane with meager bucks you definitely will be in debt sooner rather than later.
see the move you're going for.
how about this, The two most progressive states in the country California and New York, have the highest cost of living, and the most progressive cities within those states, the highest cost of all, as well as rampant housing shortages.
and i'm asserting this as a fact.
But i'm not saying there is a correlation, it all just coincidence
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Thus the technological transition of jobs. That's why higher education is being pushed forward. The major downside to rapidly advancing technological economies is the displacement workers with time as efficiency improves, and the need for specialized skills.
You know damn well foreign money drove up cost in LA, San Fran and NYC and not liberal governments![]()