$65,000This is now the minimum amount after tax someone needs to make to not be falling behind. Discuss.
Double it for survivalTriple it for living like your parentsQuadruple it for thriving
>>62210948Look at picrel in op. LmaoLiterally everyone is falling behind. We definitely need a culling.
As of early 2026, the average annual salary in the U.S. is approximately $64,500 to $66,600 ($31.01/hour), based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data and recent reports. For full-time, year-round workers, median earnings are roughly $63,360, with significant variations based on location, age, and industry.
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Al Jazeera right now is talking about the increased prices of meat and vegetable oils and how farmers face increasing prices. The average person is fucked.
>>62211005Buy meat
>>62211014They said it increased 1.6%
OP has multiple demoralization threads on the catalog now. He's not even trying, they use the same "65k" phrase and image names.>>62207970>>62208100I assume it's a bot because it doesn't understand biz has ids.
Net? What would be the total compensation with bonus and overtime?
>>62211054>over time Who cares?
>>62211042How does the demoralization work though? Wouldn't these posts scare people into upping their game? Whether that's performance at their job, asking for the promotion, or just reevaluating their impulse purchases in favor of stacking whatever it is they stack.But yes, three posts on the same topic is suspect.
>>62210941average is a retarded metric, median is what is actually relevant
>>62210941>after taxCan you show where that chart says that
>>62211181American median household income is $65k. >>62211182Common sense.
>>62210941This is absolutely NOT the average hourly pay in those southern states. It's more like $15 an hour
>averageMedian is more relevant in this situation because the top 1% earns vastly disproportionately more than everybody else.If you have 9 people all making $15 an hour and one guy making $500 an hour the average is $63.5 per hour. That doesn't reflect the real situation.
>>62211475How would you know?>>62211485See>>62211394
