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Alice got room and board and maybe Mike was a partner in the Architect firm?
Carol might have got child support also for the 3 girls. |
Or when you live in the wealthiest area in the country like Loudoun county |
| Carol was divorced? I always thought she was a widow...hmmm - where was that deadbeat dad?! |
| Alice was a live in so that lowered her salary. Plus she got all that meat for free from Sam the Butcher. |
Free meat and all the pounding she could handle!
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Why does an architect have three bedromm with six kids? |
Clearly the folks over at Mad Men had no hand in this show. |
| Growing up, we had a full-time housekeeper. She didn't live with us but came in everyday, 9-6, 3 kids, big house, was paid $200. It was the seventies... |
In the show it was never really addressed as to whether Carol was a widow or divorced. Mike was definitely a widower-- there was a scene in the pilot that confirmed that. It's absurd that I walk into a room at least once a day and can't remember why I'm there, but yet I can remember silly Brady Bunch trivia. |
| I was just wishing for Alice in my life today. The 70s were a golden time... |
...even with that unfortunate hair-do. a mullet for the ages! |
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It's absurd that I walk into a room at least once a day and can't remember why I'm there, but yet I can remember silly Brady Bunch trivia. I'm with you there! I can remember kids who sat around me in elementary school and the plots of many TV shows from when I was a kid but I can't remember when my son has gym or library. |
| "Those were the days", when you expected kids to obey you.... |
| I thought Carol was a widow. May be there was a big life insurance payout? |
Monica's apartment was her grandmother's and it was rent controlled. It was mentioned that Chandler actually made a lot of money (and had a roommate). |