can't argue with that :crazyr:

 

i dont feel the need to give specific numbers but my income has doubled since 2006. My level in Syracuse is good livin... especially when you factor in Holly's income... we are above the median household income levels in Syracuse...

 

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wned:

:hugglez:

 

I've gone up 40% since 2006. :hs: But it's not that much.

 

"50% of something is better than 100% of nothing" - Han from tokyo drift

 

Yeah you've got a really nice looking house for a good price if I recall correctly.

 

upstate real estate prices ftw.

 

Holy old thread Batman.

Un-college-educated mid-20's? $24k.

I make twice that on the books at 35.

In 2004, I made $98k and learned that money ain't everything. It's not, nor will it buy you everything. Also, depending on where you live, that could be a "lot" of money, or you could be starving and struggling to survive. Where I live, it's the former.

 

I earn enough to survive comfortably

disclosing finances is something children do when they get their first job or the hood rich use to make themselves look more important than they are.


and that is my opinion on the matter. See you guys later.

 

I make about tree fiddy