Anonymous wrote:Ya, there is no way it slips
The person was bragging
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I enjoy living in a middle class neighborhood
Lol. Same.
What about that whole millionaire next door/Dave Ramsey thing? The middle class neighbors may have more liquid assets than those in the rich neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I enjoy living in a middle class neighborhood
Lol. Same.
What about that whole millionaire next door/Dave Ramsey thing? The middle class neighbors may have more liquid assets than those in the rich neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I enjoy living in a middle class neighborhood
Lol. Same.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What did you think s/he earned?
Never gave it much thought. I guess $200k-250k? Nowhere near $750k.
Anonymous wrote:What did you think s/he earned?
Anonymous wrote:This is why I enjoy living in a middle class neighborhood
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Growing up and working in this area, I learned pretty quickly not to think too much about other people's salaries whenever the topic comes up. There will always be someone in the group who's killing it. Your salary will never be "high enough" if you keep thinking about how much others make.
+1
We have a friend group of about 4-5 couples, and two of the couples have a DH and DW with the exact same professions. One couple is loaded, and the other is just getting by. The second one REALLY resents the first one, and it is obvious why (when you know them, and spend time around them, you see it). There is no family money on either side. But you know what? There is not a damn thing that couple can do about the other couple that is loaded. Sure, the couple can wish a million bad things on the couple with more money - but it will never matter. Either enjoy them as friends or don't - but keep this kind of crap out of your mind, or you eat yourself alive, OP.
Anonymous wrote:I can’t stop thinking about this. It’s not like some flashy tech job with stock options or dental surgeon or law partner. Totally unexpected.
You ever been caught off guard after a friend let it slip they’re doing really well?
Anonymous wrote:Growing up and working in this area, I learned pretty quickly not to think too much about other people's salaries whenever the topic comes up. There will always be someone in the group who's killing it. Your salary will never be "high enough" if you keep thinking about how much others make.