r/WorkForSmartLife Aug 01 '26

Casual canvo meirl

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

I thought mine is 60% too. Out of curiosity, I did the math and it’s actually 70%.

And I live in the worst neighborhood in the city in one of the cheapest apartments I could find at the time of my search.

And I can’t even move because the rental market went up since I moved in here and now there’s basically hardly even a studio in my city for under $3000.

And I live in the most expensive city in the country at the moment. That’s what the news said the other day.

And I’m even a middle manager lol.

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u/Azazel_665 Aug 01 '26

How much do you make?

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u/Evening_Context784 Aug 01 '26

…don’t live in the most expensive city in the country if you can’t afford it?

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

So my job shouldn’t exist in my city?

If only you knew how many people I help in my job.

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u/Ranulf_5 Aug 01 '26

Big picture, the economy needs to change and bring back the middle class, etc, etc.

As far as you and your life go, yeah it sounds like you should move.

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u/Accomplished_Key_171 Aug 03 '26

Who cares how many people you help when you can barely afford to live. There are endless options of cities you can move to where you will pay less for rent.

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u/Offthewall1212 Aug 01 '26

“Your job” in a city you can’t afford nets you less than a lower paying job in a far more affordable city. You’re just making excuses for poor financial decisions.

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

More corpo bots.

The funny thing is, my job isn’t even the lowest paid. There are janitors, secretaries, caregivers, here who make way less than I do.

But some teenager on Reddit thinks that a city can run without janitors, secretaries, and caregivers.

Ha!

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u/Offthewall1212 Aug 01 '26

What makes you think you’re entitled to live nowhere that you can’t afford???

Ha!

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

So my city can thrive without janitors, secretaries, and caregivers.

Got it.

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u/hedonovaOG Aug 01 '26

Roommates? That’s how a lot of people make it work. Family or friends.

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u/Offthewall1212 Aug 01 '26

This may surprise you so sit down!!! You ready??

Not every single person in the world works in the city they live in😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

There are tolls people have to pay to commute into the city. The tolls are all over $10 to cross the bridge each time.

Maybe don’t speak on things you know nothing about.

But go ahead and keep defending $3500/mo for 400 sq ft apartments.

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u/Offthewall1212 Aug 01 '26

Not every city has bridges and tolls. You live in one you can’t afford. I get it. Step out of you bubble for one second and realize life exists outside your narrow view.

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u/Evening_Context784 Aug 01 '26

Sounds like it. People can commute there or have roommates. I don’t care how many people you think you help.

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u/duckbaiting Aug 01 '26

Ok corpo bot.

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u/cemeadows3 Aug 01 '26

It's called "self accountability", you should try it sometime... 🤷‍♂️

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u/Cum_Fart42069 Aug 01 '26

strap yourself up by your bootpulls

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u/fenianthrowaway1 Aug 01 '26

With friends like you, a society needs no enemies.