Average Income Needed To Live In Each State: Tips To Stretch

[@brentbandrews]

Great vid, however based on the HCOL and inflation I'm strongly looking at potentially retiring outside of the US, most in the SEA region and some retiree's from what I've heard live very comfortably on just SS in Thailand. Hope you can do a segment on that option.

[@Andarius]

$189K for a family of 4 in WV is living like a king. These seem high.

[@juanjon915]

Yes these seem wayyy off lol

[@bigjohnny5280]

100% do a life style creep skit!

[@queenkai9522]

10:45 waiting on the Lifestyle Creep personification episode

[@rossfortini1856]

My problem with this analysis is that both Massachusetts and New York have *major* metropolitan areas skewing that number...it just isn't representative of the entire state, no? And Illinois is the opposite...Chicago *is* a major portion of the population, but most everyone *else* in the state are farmers or in manufacturing and not making nearly what those in the Chicagoland are are...so that state isn't even in the top 10. Just too general to be useful, IMHO.

[@swamprat9018]

Good Gravey y'all having to dig deep to keep Chris employed, making a new character specify for the creepy old guy.

[@juanjon915]

These charts remind me of the doctor weight recommendations where they expect you to be like 130 lbs as a male 😂 not realistic lol give us some realistic info

[@brucesmith6868]

Living in New York is awful with the current political regime they tax you three ways on many of the same things.

[@taylor943]

Texas is terrible if you plan on owning a home