Kirby
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- Apr 10, 2006
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here 100k/yr would get you a nice house for your family and allow you to save as well
hsv ftw.
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here 100k/yr would get you a nice house for your family and allow you to save as well
Please. 100K in NYC is plenty. More than plenty. Very nice. With 100K you can rent a very respectable appartment, save for retirement, have toys, eat and drink to your heart's content.
i didn't write teh article :\
Where in NYC? My friend just moved there and paying $2.8k for a 600 sqft apt in Chelsea.
Yes, the plane does take off.Why yes I am!
And the plane takes off on a treadmill too!![]()
Sounds like he'd be OK with his 100 grand. Has 66 left over after rent!
Where in NYC? My friend just moved there and paying $2.8k for a 600 sqft apt in Chelsea.
NYC consists more more than lower manhattan
So, after 3 pages, I still have one question:
Does location matter?
"doing fine" in NYC probably sucks ass. Little tiny 1 room apartment, toilet right next to the kitchen counter. No car, no boat, no RV, not ATV.Depends on your lifestyle. I make a bit less than 50K a year as a doorman (salary +bonus/holiday tips) in Manhattan and I'm doing fine. Of course "doing fine" may not be acceptable to many especially in NYC...or ATOT.![]()
"doing fine" in NYC probably sucks ass. Little tiny 1 room apartment, toilet right next to the kitchen counter. No car, no boat, no RV, not ATV.
Standards are pretty low in most cities. I don't know anyone who owns a quad. Out in rural areas, the kid who doesn't have a quad is considered ghetto poor.
My cousins didn't just have quads and motorcycles. They had horses. Several horses. They also had a big giant ass field to ride in.
Pretty much.So you're saying a quad is the basis on which to measure financial success?![]()
