How much is your annual gross income?

[jaded]

I change my answer. I don't make $0/year. I make $500,000 - that's in a bad year, of course

 

[Patrick Steele]

Threads like these are worthless. You know most people will lie anyways just like they do with the question "how many people have you slept with and at least 30% of the board says over 200+ lol. This is the internet and everyone can be a champion and if they play it right, chances are that others will believe them as well.

 

[jackangel]

i would like to reiterate (for the record) that i do indeed make ~34k a year.

jealous motherfuckers please step this way ---------->

 

[wootoom]

i make as much as Donald Trump. i wish

 

[RaZor Ramon]

Threads like these are worthless. You know most people will lie anyways just like they do with the question "how many people have you slept with and at least 30% of the board says over 200+ lol. This is the internet and everyone can be a champion and if they play it right, chances are that others will believe them as well.

Well I dunno about 30% but I know 200 and a very attainable number of women to hsbr slept with by your mid late 20s. If you are at least somewhat attractive and know what the hell you are doing you are at 200 before you know what happened.

 

[Patrick Steele]

Well I dunno about 30% but I know 200 and a very attainable number of women to hsbr slept with by your mid late 20s. If you are at least somewhat attractive and know what the hell you are doing you are at 200 before you know what happened.

I know that many have slept with this number and over. It is very attainable. Most people don't believe my numbers either when it comes to that, so I just don't say nothing instead. The same for when it comes to incomes. Millionaires rarelly admit how much money they earn a year to strangers and if they do admit their numbers people will often accused you of lying, so it's best keeping it quiet. People act as though a million dollars will buy them the world lol. News flash. it's not the 60's anymore. A million dollars is nothing these days and if you are bad with money and have poor money management, you will end up broke in less than a year lol. Most people who win the lottery go broke within 10 years or less. I still don't understand why everyone seems to act like they will be RICH with a million dollars. That's FAR FAR FAR from reality people. You need much more than that to be able to live free of financial worries. ALOT more.

 

[RaZor Ramon]

I know that many have slept with this number and over. It is very attainable. Most people don't believe my numbers either when it comes to that, so I just don't say nothing instead. The same for when it comes to incomes. Millionaires rarelly admit how much money they earn a year to strangers and if they do admit their numbers people will often accused you of lying, so it's best keeping it quiet. People act as though a million dollars will buy them the world lol. News flash. it's not the 60's anymore. A million dollars is nothing these days and if you are bad with money and have poor money management, you will end up broke in less than a year lol. Most people who win the lottery go broke within 10 years or less. I still don't understand why everyone seems to act like they will be RICH with a million dollars. That's FAR FAR FAR from reality people. You need much more than that to be able to live free of financial worries. ALOT more.

Someone who knows what I am talking. Bigger numbers in terms of women you slept with or income aren't necessarily things to brag about but if they do sound "impressive", there's is a good chace you'll be accused of bragging or lying just for mentioning them.

 

[Razorguns]

i can scan in my W2 to prove my 100k+ worth if anyone's interested.

 

[jnevin]

Well I dunno about 30% but I know 200 and a very attainable number of women to hsbr slept with by your mid late 20s. If you are at least somewhat attractive and know what the hell you are doing you are at 200 before you know what happened.

I'm more embarrassed than anything to be close to this number, which I'm sure I am.

As far as the money goes, I was over $100K for the last three years. Prior to that, I was making less than half that I am now. The debt I've accrued to get where I am has me living on about 30% of what I make, but now that I've established myself, I just need to maintain. It's not that much money anymore. I can't imagine raising a kid on what I have. Maybe when the debt is gone, but shit ain't easy.