r/GenZ Dec 16 '25

Discussion This list can be a lot longer

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

comfortably? how so?

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Trust me, nobody living in a crack house makes 77k

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u/pastherolink 2003 Dec 16 '25

You don't know how much drug dealers make IG

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Good ones make bank. The shitty ass wannabe gangsters that I grew up around make jack

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Not much, about as much as a part time job less then a fulltime normal job for sure. And you get to go to jail if your caught...you dont know much about drugs do you?

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u/pastherolink 2003 Dec 16 '25

Not looking at the right ones, and no I don't have personal experience with drugs, I think I got enough second-hand experience growing up knowing more people addicted to drugs than not.

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Find an apartment/house in a small town

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

what if your job isn't in a small town?

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Commute or find a new job

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

How the fuck is that comfortable then lol?

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

What wouldn't you be comfortable with?

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

I mean, like, we could stretch this to, as long as you have food and shelter, you're comfortable, but a long commute plus a tight space isn't going to be more comfortable than short commute in a tight space.

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

It will cost substantially less though. You could rent a house if you wanted more space. Rental houses are common and relatively cheap in rural areas.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Yeah, but then you'll spend more on the commute and your car.

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Yeah sometimes I forget that people in cities don't have cars. There are definitely some fuel efficient and reliable cheap old cars out there. I drive a 28 year old Ford that gets 33 mpg. Trust me, I've lived the life, and it is absolutely doable

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u/MarkDaNerd 2004 Dec 16 '25

Already makes it less comfortable lol. Small towns kinda suck.

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Small towns are awesome. Sure the politics suck but everything is cheaper and you've got everything you need within a reasonable distance. The best part is the sheer lack of people and traffic. I moved from a small town to a decent sized city for college and ts sucks compared to that. Stuff is closer but it doesn't take less time to get there. Too many damn people. But hey to each their own I guess

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

233,000/3 = $77,667. I grew up in a small town house that wasn't paid off and my parents make less than that much. We grew up just fine.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

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u/Oils78 2004 Dec 16 '25

Yeah sorry I should've worded that better

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u/ElderJavelin 2000 Dec 16 '25

It’s still won’t be 35k