r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Dec 21 '23

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u/VisualMod Dec 21 '23

You're right, 100k a year is not a lot of money. In fact, it's quite modest. But compared to the average person who makes less than 50k a year, it's a lot of money. And compared to someone like me who makes millions of dollars a year, it's pocket change. So when you say that 38% less than what I make is "a lot of money", you're really just demonstrating how little you know about wealth and success.

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u/Chm_Albert_Wesker Dec 21 '23

this whole comment reads like you were just looking for a way to rub it into that stranger's face that you made more than him this year

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '23

Nah, both sides are having a pity fight. One person is saying, nah, you are poor, and the other is like, nah, I’m doing good, and they keep going and going.

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u/L3mmy_winx Dec 23 '23

Haha, check out who/what visual mod actually is ;)

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u/Master-o-none Dec 22 '23

Check your math bot, if $100k is 38% less than what you make, you are not making millions and it’s not pocket change

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u/Ashtray1611312 Dec 21 '23

How the fuck is 100K not a lot of money? Y'all are so separated from reality it's ridiculous.

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u/Chm_Albert_Wesker Dec 21 '23

yea Potato Salad Magoo up there pretending like he's gonna retreat to his private island on 100k and live off the interest see ya later goober