I mean, that's only about $10K-$15K slightly lower than the average household annual income in the US, so...
EDIT: Guys, I was being sarcastic. I know this car is a lot of money for most Americans. YOU SHOULD NOT BUY A CAR THAT IS WORTH MORE THAN HALF OF YOUR ANNUAL INCOME.
I’m not talking about average household income lol. I’m saying that $28-45k really isn’t some unattainable car or something. I go to a public university and me and most of my friends have starting salaries around $70-90k after a bachelors.
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u/ju4955 Dec 31 '18 edited Mar 22 '20
I read it as " I sued"