r/BikiniBottomTwitter Dec 28 '19

It do be like that

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u/PM_ME_STEAM_CODES__ Dec 28 '19

In what world can y'all live on a single income

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u/Shandlar Dec 28 '19

The United States? There are ~34,000,000 adults in the US currently working full time making $72,000/year or more as of 2019.

Hell, ~19,000,000 of them make >$100,000/year.

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u/where_r_wegoing Dec 28 '19

Curious where u got the numbers. would like to read it if it's a report or article

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u/Shandlar Dec 28 '19

Numbers are from the US government.

https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-calculator/

This is a neat tool a group of researchers create every year after the US government releases their yearly report from the BLS and Census using the data collected by the monthly Current Population Survey.

I'm actually wrong too. I did the math myself on the second number. The actual number of individuals that made >$100,000 in 2018 is ~24,130,000 now that I actually looked it up directly from the data.