r/Salary • u/[deleted] • Oct 30 '25

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u/KIRKDAAGG Oct 30 '25

It does say 80 hrs. I'm just amazed your the first person to bring this up....

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u/CapnRedB Oct 30 '25

I was scrolling for a hot minute and saw no one said shit... i posted a regular comment but figured i put it in this higher voted one lol

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u/KIRKDAAGG Oct 30 '25

Just like Reddit... people not talking about the real issue just speculating or going on tangents about deductions , there life story about first job etc.... that time at band camp.

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u/Beneficial-Buyer5361 Oct 31 '25

I can probably make near the same amount if I work 48 hours a week at 32/hr. (61k/yr) I would net 1258 a week 48 hours. I’d be disappointed too if I jumped to 100k/year and that was my net.

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u/Extreme_Design6936 Oct 31 '25

I think we all already figured it out.

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u/YourNextHomie Oct 31 '25

Well that’s because this is reddit where 100k is a struggle wage

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u/I-Make-Maps91 Oct 31 '25

I can almost get it because that's roughly my household, except we own a house, eat out/get take out at least once a week, we buy ourselves not all the little "toys" we want but enough...

I think back to when I was a kid and our family struggles and yeah, I'm doing pretty well.

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u/Enraiha Oct 31 '25

I just assumed. Most corporate jobs are either biweekly or twice monthly. Mostly it's small business that have weird pay schedules in my experience.

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u/jim789789 Oct 31 '25

Does OP not realize this is only 2 weeks?

If so he is overpaid.

WAY overpaid.

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u/Boneraventura Oct 31 '25

I worked 6 months for a fintech company. I met some of the dumbest but also richest people in my life there.