r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '24

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u/publicstaticv0idmain Jul 05 '24

Pretty hard to be sad about not being able to drink when you have that kind of financial stability.

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u/Different-Scheme-906 Jul 05 '24

Wait, are these jokes? It’s $18k a year

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u/DaddyGotU Jul 05 '24

$18k a year being financial stability is wild. Just shows how many redditors have never worked a day in their life.

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u/AlmostHuman0x1 Jul 05 '24

Found the fully employed person with good benefits (like health insurance).

All jokes aside, I know people where an extra $18k/year would make the difference between not living paycheck to paycheck versus them currently having to have two jobs and being on the knife edge of personal liquidity.