When I was younger 20k was my entire yearly income after the government took thier taxes. And I was the richest man in my friend circle by a large margin.
This guy is so elite he looks at what I used to live on as disposable chump change.
Oh yeah, I totally wouldn't care if someone threw 20k in my account. Totally wouldn't make a shitload of difference in my life if I suddenly had 20k spending money aside from my own savings. I'd be able to get all of the music gear I'd want/need, pay rent/insurance for a year, or even take time off of my jobs to pursue something else. I bet this poster talks about other people's privilege too.
I wish I knew of a way I could get 20K in one sweep.
Considering my life has been a lot like the first few minutes of "Up", I'm wondering how long I'll be able to hold on to the paltry sum I do have saved.
Not everyone gets paid big bucks to be a propagandist.
This must be that privilege the left harps on about. They should take a look at the level of Jewish privilege in the world instead of only bitching about Whites and Asians all the time.
It's enough that at my company I think our Division Head would need to approve the expense. Even if the workshop were a full work week (which would be long; normally such workshops are 2-3 days), that would be $500/hour for the person leading it. It may not be much in the grand scheme of a business's expenses, but that's also not chump change most companies would want to spend needlessly.
The first time my bank account had a comma I called my grandmother to celebrate.
When I managed to assemble 5k for the downpayment on my first ever new car, I felt like I had fucking made it in life.
If I had 20k to just throw away on something this trivial I would be a fucking king in my own circles.
Right?
1k isn't huge to me. 5k is a bunch.
20k? That's a solid year of rent and utilities, plus money left over here
When I was younger 20k was my entire yearly income after the government took thier taxes. And I was the richest man in my friend circle by a large margin.
This guy is so elite he looks at what I used to live on as disposable chump change.
Not everyone has a billionaire master like Carlos Slim paying him to lie and spread racial hatred on his behalf, y'know.
It depends. $20,000 for a day or two of work is a lot
This is what Jewish privilege looks like.
'Not a lot of money', my ass.
Lol, looks like the guy set his tweets to protected over this. What a tool.
I only make $26k in a year, and that's more than enough to pay my necessities AND put 15% away in savings and retirement funds!
After working 12 hrs 5 days a week i saved up 17k after 1 year..... If i had to spend that plus 3k on this id blow my brains out
Account private.
Oh yeah, I totally wouldn't care if someone threw 20k in my account. Totally wouldn't make a shitload of difference in my life if I suddenly had 20k spending money aside from my own savings. I'd be able to get all of the music gear I'd want/need, pay rent/insurance for a year, or even take time off of my jobs to pursue something else. I bet this poster talks about other people's privilege too.
I wish I knew of a way I could get 20K in one sweep.
Considering my life has been a lot like the first few minutes of "Up", I'm wondering how long I'll be able to hold on to the paltry sum I do have saved.
Over $6,000/day. Nice work if you can get it. Of course, this workshop would be overpriced at FREE.
Hey Matt, can I have 20k? It isn't much, right?
Not everyone gets paid big bucks to be a propagandist.
This must be that privilege the left harps on about. They should take a look at the level of Jewish privilege in the world instead of only bitching about Whites and Asians all the time.
Pattern recognition my dude.
It's enough that at my company I think our Division Head would need to approve the expense. Even if the workshop were a full work week (which would be long; normally such workshops are 2-3 days), that would be $500/hour for the person leading it. It may not be much in the grand scheme of a business's expenses, but that's also not chump change most companies would want to spend needlessly.
Yes, yes it is. Not "We can't spend it" large, but it certainly is "You're sure we need this? Show me" large.