What do you guys regret not doing at 21?

[75th]

And lol @ him always quoting the expected (in his mind) salary whenever he brings it up.

I wonder if he thinks it's impressive?

$60k with a whore of a non-contributing wife and new baby in California = not bawler status. Just fyi.

 

[-SD-]

I dont think PTA makes $60k, I dont give a shit where it is. I would even be surprised if a PT started at $60k.

 

[calveless wonder]

they don't. even 50k ish would be like in the 90th percentile of salaries

 

[75th]

CW, glad is obviously going to be the best in his field.

Just look at his extensive track record of success and over achievement.

 

[musclemom]

I dont think PTA makes $60k, I dont give a shit where it is. I would even be surprised if a PT started at $60k.

Glad is nothing if not an eternal optimist.

 

[lartinos]

I think I thought that was decent money for being in my 20's at that age. I always knew being 40 and making that much money was not what I wanted.
As you make more money it feels like less and less. It is a strange feeling. It also feels harder in a way to make more when you work out the math in your head. As a kid Glad's age I knew alot of people who made 500 bucks a week busting their ass. To make a million in a year you have to make 2,739.72 a day 7 days a week.

 

[chris302001]

I think I thought that was decent money for being in my 20's at that age. I always knew being 40 and making that much money was not what I wanted.
As you make more money it feels like less and less. It is a strange feeling. It also feels harder in a way to make more when you work out the math in your head. As a kid Glad's age I knew alot of people who made 500 bucks a week busting their ass. To make a million in a year you have to make 2,739.72 a day 7 days a week.

agreed

 

[nangiggles]

I think I thought that was decent money for being in my 20's at that age. I always knew being 40 and making that much money was not what I wanted.
As you make more money it feels like less and less. It is a strange feeling. It also feels harder in a way to make more when you work out the math in your head. As a kid Glad's age I knew alot of people who made 500 bucks a week busting their ass. To make a million in a year you have to make 2,739.72 a day 7 days a week.

 

[billfred]

I think I thought that was decent money for being in my 20's at that age. I always knew being 40 and making that much money was not what I wanted.
As you make more money it feels like less and less. It is a strange feeling. It also feels harder in a way to make more when you work out the math in your head. As a kid Glad's age I knew alot of people who made 500 bucks a week busting their ass. To make a million in a year you have to make 2,739.72 a day 7 days a week.

I started out of college making $1,800/month. It was a long time ago and when I accepted the offer, it seemed like a lot. A few months into it, I realized I was not in college anymore and it did not go very far.

I had a gig a few years ago paying $1,950/day + my taxes. Lesson there is 60k/yr may seem a lot now but if that is basically what you are making 20yrs from now (no salary growth potential) it would really suck.

Have to be able to grow in knowledge and skill to keep increasing real earnings/lifestyle.

 

[miplank]

I had a gig a few years ago paying $1,950/day + my taxes.

ballin'