Yeah, let's do the math. That flat is 3.5M and he sais you'll have another residence in the Bahamas. That would be about the same range and we are at 7M.
Making 7M means having made about 14M, because you have to pay taxes, but that's savings and that means you must have made about 50M, if you managed to save about a quarter of what you made.
On that journey you must have met a woman to marry and have kids with her. Both must be in school, which reduces the time you can spent in two places across the world....to be honest.
So, I think some does not add up there with White Colour Reality to be honest.
I like the Vids so.
#cyberpunkcoltoure
Now imagine, they figure that in the luxerious sector the real empty rate is about 80% of which 100% is unsalable, but is listed in the books as an asset to get credits being pushed into stocks and frequently crypto.
Ok, no problem. Well, no problem, if you drive a cheap used hatch back and buy at the discounter no matter crash or cocaine wave...
I might be set free, if they overdose and go for suicide because they went broke and no love song can fix it anymore; Than even without any Massacre among German Police.
#ironcladthegoblin
Why 80% Well, its an educated guess I have to admit based on about 800 Million humans: In the United States, the top 20% of earners make over $130,000 annually. The top 10% of earners typically make at least six figures, and some areas require over $1 million to be in the top 1%. The threshold for the top 1% can vary significantly by region, with some wealthy areas requiring at least $1 million in annual income.
The average full-time adjusted salary in the EU was €37,900 in 2023.
PS: Does any of you rich boys ever wondered how we workingclass dudes feel when the maid has to come through the cupboard? Well, you should earn more and work harder so you can afford an Alfred, like Bruce. Still some to go, boys.
