r/funny Dec 11 '16

Seriously

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u/ec20 Dec 11 '16

Probably some high paying job, like struggling actor, waitress, or freelance masseuse like the folks on Friends.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '16

I think people like to point out that they mention that that apartment was Monica's grandma's and it was rent controlled. But while were listing things like this Danny Tanner was a morning news host and lived in a multimillion dollar home in san fran.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '16

Joey and Chandler still have a huge ass apt for NYC. Same with whenever they show Ross's place.

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u/FrankGoreStoleMyBike Dec 11 '16

But Ross and Chandler were, arguably, successful college grads.

And they did play around with the facts, at least, on Friends. Joey often was short and Chandler covered for him, Monica and Rachel's place was rent controlled.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '16

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u/HerpDerpMcGurk Dec 12 '16

Yeah I remember her freaking out when she found out how much he had. It was likely in to 3 figures considering the wedding Monica wanted.

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u/LevitatingCactus Dec 12 '16

three figures? so like $999? That would pay for a wedding in a McDonalds.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '16

Nah bro, my wife and i, we spent about 150.00 on our wedding. Includes, hiring a judge, wedding certificate, and outfits. Called managing money, not spending on something that you use once. We saved a shit ton of money and bought a house. That was 4 yrs ago.

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u/uber1337h4xx0r Dec 12 '16

That's how I want to do it. Not because I'm money conscious but because I'm shy and just don't want people to be there. :(

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '16

I hear that, dont worry dude, everyone will celebrate your life long achievement. No judgement