Date: April 6th, 2008 5:05 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
1. I don't pretend, 2. I don't call you poors (unless it is some douche like jjc who deserves it).
As for the other guy, yes my parents pay my rent now, but I will be stuck paying it next year, and no I am not looking forward to that large a % of my earnings vanishing.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:09 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
I don't want a roomate, i'm not worried about my rent, I would just prefer to have 100% of my money for fun, then again i'd also prefer not to be stuck working 800 hours a week, but I guess there's not choice. Yes, they've paid
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:08 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
Explain? With bonus you end up with 200k ish. Afer taxes you have what 100kish? After rent I have 60k, my parents said they will pay for vacations and I will be working so much that I doubt i'll need more than 60k for food/booze.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:10 PM Author: sickened ticket booth
Bonuses will not be 40K unless you are at one of the top firms, which clearly you won't be. Over half of your take home pay will go SOLEY to rent. That is sans utilities, transportation, clothing, etc.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:14 PM Author: Cream Stage Cuckoldry
You just made his argument for him. Over half of his take home pay will go to rent. So you're assuming that utilities, transportation, clothing, etc. will account for half of his take home pay. That's a big assumption, and just not true depending on how he's willing to live. There are people in NY who aren't as well off who get by with $10k/year or less after paying rent.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:30 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
Dude, you claimed you were going to pwn us all by going places I told you about. FACT: You couldn't get in anywhere and resorted to toilet bars frequented by ugly NYU UG's and tourists, PWNED
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:16 PM Author: Cream Stage Cuckoldry
I'm just saying it's technically possible. Of course it's not wise. Let's say the guy devotes 80% of his takehome pay to rent. I'm saying you can get by the rest 20%. Far, far more New Yorkers get by on far, far less.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:22 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
Care to re-calculate for 200k, or are you going to continue pretending 160k is the total.
Even with your 160k #, what is unreasonable about 50k/year afer taxes and rent? I already said famly will pay for all vacations, so whatever # of week I manage to take, those are essentially free. I already have like 12 suits and 80+ dress shirts, I don't imagine i'll be spending that much on clothes. This leaves food/booze and club memberships. I am assuming work will preclude me from having a ton of time for nice dinner and nights out. Not to mention, it's not like my family is going to let me get evicted if I run out of $
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:26 PM Author: Cream Stage Cuckoldry
No one can argue with you. The fact that millions of people in New York get by on 10-20k after paying rent, doesn't prove that IT'S POSSIBLE for someone to get by on 50k?
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:31 PM Author: Cracking depressive boltzmann
1. It isn't a "claim" when it is backed up with hard evidence, 2. I don't think i'll be going out 3-5 nights a week when i'm working next year, do you?
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:37 PM Author: chest-beating passionate school cafeteria
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many NYers get by on 50K gross, so why the fuck would $50K after taxes and rent be too little? $4000 a month is more than enough to pay for food, clothes, insurance, and taxis.
Before law school, I took in $4,000 a month after taxes, insurance, and 401K. For $4,000 a month take home I paid for an apt in NYC (with a roommate) and paid for all my incidentals, and even managed to save for some vacations and law school. Trust me, once you are working, you won't know how to spend all your money because you spend all your time either at the office or sleeping.
Date: April 6th, 2008 5:04 PM Author: Citrine razzle temple
I'm moving in with my bf and we haven't yet agreed what I'll be paying in rent. He owns his place so I'll probably pay some percentage of his mortgage payment.