Demographics Study - what’s your net worth?
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I threw out half of my empire of dirt today, and sold four catalytic converters for $200. What does that make me - ahead or behind in the game?
My collar is green... honestly, it looks more like relish. But, I am not in it for the money. As the saying goes: I am here for a good time, not a long time.
My collar is green... honestly, it looks more like relish. But, I am not in it for the money. As the saying goes: I am here for a good time, not a long time.
idk that net worth is the best measurement of how much someone is willing to spend on car stuff.
Maybe income / net worth might be more real of how much someone spends on car parts. Someone who is throwing all of their money into their house or retirement funds isn't spending their net worth, but people who spend all of their income on car parts aren't increasing their net worth in 99% of cases 🤣
Maybe income / net worth might be more real of how much someone spends on car parts. Someone who is throwing all of their money into their house or retirement funds isn't spending their net worth, but people who spend all of their income on car parts aren't increasing their net worth in 99% of cases 🤣
Alright who are the 8 dudes that are loaded here?
I know who a couple of them are, but I could never expose them in that manner. One easy way to enter the 1M club is to live in California, and own your home. I could never live there myself, but IF I had lived there long enough to own my home,( as I do in Texas ) I'd be sitting pretty.
I live in CA #2, AKA CO, so equity is definitely on my side for now since weed was legalized, I consider it a one time gift.
I'm surprised by the number of 0s....
Guess not many folks with student loans or mortgage and car loan balances out there.
Or are people only adding what they own and forgetting to subtract their debts? Hmm... then again, maybe we're only seeing responses from the older crowds?
Guess not many folks with student loans or mortgage and car loan balances out there.
Or are people only adding what they own and forgetting to subtract their debts? Hmm... then again, maybe we're only seeing responses from the older crowds?
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