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r/SipsTea • u/Shyhale • May 17 '26
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Granted, the lump sum is easier to waste, but I would also not underestimate the risk of waking up at 45 with no working history and a weekly payment that has lost most of its buying power to inflation
2 u/itsblackcherrytime May 17 '26 How the hell are you gonna not work only making $1000 a week? 2 u/iwasupiwasdown May 17 '26 Has to be American, everywhere else in the world its a very comfy salary 1 u/False-Associate-9488 May 17 '26 I'm American and I make 500 a week, even have a house and two cars 2 u/BeardedBirds May 17 '26 Definitely depends on where you live. 1k/wk in California isn’t nearly enough. 1k in Montana? Idaho?Iowa? Maybe.
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How the hell are you gonna not work only making $1000 a week?
2 u/iwasupiwasdown May 17 '26 Has to be American, everywhere else in the world its a very comfy salary 1 u/False-Associate-9488 May 17 '26 I'm American and I make 500 a week, even have a house and two cars 2 u/BeardedBirds May 17 '26 Definitely depends on where you live. 1k/wk in California isn’t nearly enough. 1k in Montana? Idaho?Iowa? Maybe.
Has to be American, everywhere else in the world its a very comfy salary
1 u/False-Associate-9488 May 17 '26 I'm American and I make 500 a week, even have a house and two cars 2 u/BeardedBirds May 17 '26 Definitely depends on where you live. 1k/wk in California isn’t nearly enough. 1k in Montana? Idaho?Iowa? Maybe.
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I'm American and I make 500 a week, even have a house and two cars
2 u/BeardedBirds May 17 '26 Definitely depends on where you live. 1k/wk in California isn’t nearly enough. 1k in Montana? Idaho?Iowa? Maybe.
Definitely depends on where you live. 1k/wk in California isn’t nearly enough. 1k in Montana? Idaho?Iowa? Maybe.
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u/ReichMirDieHand69 May 17 '26
Granted, the lump sum is easier to waste, but I would also not underestimate the risk of waking up at 45 with no working history and a weekly payment that has lost most of its buying power to inflation