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[@cee4165]

Love this series.

[@abbyc.4215]

The last two really stood out to me. Nice work ladies!

[@the2step]

Lol the last person, so basically be a good bullshitter and know someone

[@maambomumba6123]

Great channel. Would be insightful if you asked what they studied in college for some context. Thanks.

[@nuclearhominoidea]

college doesn't really matter

[@David-sc2ir]

What would be a really good poll is asking how much debt they have and their credit score. It is not what you make, it is what you do with it! I've known people making $50K a year and living well, and I've known people making $150K a year and barely hanging on. Think smart, spend smart, and don't worry what the next person thinks of you and your possessions.

[@TheCyclist3]

Did the patient care coordinator say that she makes commission? That sounds like a bizarre mismatch between job title and compensation structure, unless the actual job is more like "healthcare salesperson".

[@tatsf]

That did seem weird. Maybe for "elective" procedures (botox, fillers, etc)?

[@sheh.9163]

“Know someone in the government and say the right words on your resume” is the epitome of privilege and access

[@jawadb0199]

That software dev has to be wildly underpaid for 20 years of experience

[@economicdevelopmentplannin8715]

It's likely he has wealth and a small business. Meaning, his business does 600k yearly but he only pays himself 100k yearly. He probably pays his kids and wife 100k each too. This lowers his taxes legally, to like 13% effective....

[@earthstar7534]

@@economicdevelopmentplannin8715 family construction companies do this. My husband and his brother all take lower salaries and spread the pay around to keep us all in the lower tax bracket. We all live in 4 houses on one property and work all day together. Even if my brother in law is top banana and my husband is Second banana it doesn't make sense to trash themselves on taxes to prove a point about power when the entire family works there. I have seen lots of construction companies do this. Its interesting to know its not industry specific and more just family owned and operated specific.

[@economicdevelopmentplannin8715]

@@earthstar7534 income inequality is natural and normal. Someone will always be bigger, or faster, or even 'smarter', and that's ok. The only failure within communities, is if people who have been 'blessed' are greedy. There's nothing wrong with being wealthy or gifted or highly rewarded by the economy. The only failure and breakdown we see across broader society, is when the strongest are unable to see past their giftedness, to help others. :) (in short, your husband and his bro are cool people) :)

[@ajwysopal]

@@9770G ummm he probably meant something other than what he said? ..... Based off what?.... People don't confuse making over a million per year vs 100k....and nobody says I make 1.1k....aka 101,000...and of course making that much is not the norm. But it's also totally possible to believe that in the USA. Also I don't "own a business" and still have a portfolio that's getting close to $10 million not including my house or cars that are paid for. And no none of them are bmws or Mercedes 😂 but I might treat myself one day. So I could also see how others might not believe me if I told them. Doesn't mean it's not 100% true.

[@NightSymbol]

I suspect that because he’s part of an older generation that he subscribes to the old idea of working at one company for a very long time. Aka he ends up getting small raises compared to upping his salary by changing jobs every couple of years

[@HerbSeasoned]

When all the advice is know somebody, but you don't know nobody 😭

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

We’re working on a solution for this! As introverts, we relate big time to this issue!

[@HerbSeasoned]

@@SalaryTransparentStreet yes! growing up middle class and not having ~connections~

[@GrantValdes]

This is making me count my blessings....

[@Obvsaninternetexpert]

Wish you would do this somewhere less affluent .... there seems to be a lot of 24 year olds making reeeal good money I suspect that’s the neighbourhood hour in though

[@JarodM]

So the moral of the story is start your own business...👍

[@Teddy31976]

I would be fired if I told how much money I make.

[@MichiganMitten39]

That is actually illegal if you’re in the USA.

[@jr23kid]

You all should really know where you are at. That isn’t Vienna va. That’s fairfax va. Ie. A is about ten minutes away and it’s a quaint town still. Mosaic is off 495 and 66.

[@aakksshhaayy]

What exactly is a data scientist

[@call_me_cwis_9754]

Why do people keep lying about what they make. Its as if they see a price tag and read it after window shopping...

[@lilolme69]

Who lied about how much they make? ... besides the guy that said he makes $1.1 million... he meant his business makes that much, but other than him, who are the other liars?

[@rarelyaccurate6252]

1.1mil, nice 👏 👏

[@dac8939]

20 years experience? I get paid 140k with 2 years

[@countys32]

No you don't.

[@jr23kid]

@@countys32 My friend does that same job and is making 200k working from home lol. His company is now all remote. So unless you know the industry just keep quiet

[@ImGayWhenISayThisBut]

@@countys32 in software engineering 150k is VERY possible.

[@baboon_baboon_baboon]

@@countys32Good software engineers make more straight out of college. It’s not crazy. It’s not easy either. The bar is very high and interview process isn’t easy at all.