Poll How has COVID-19 affected you financially?

[Deleted member 79939]

Do rich lawyers and rich doctors
Visit massage parlours ????

 

[Toomanymiles]

And they’d be assholes I wouldn’t care to know. Knowing them doesn’t elevate you.

actually it does when they plugged in. Just saying you climb g big dog @ $250k when i seen people lose more in a game of black jack.

 

[Foreigner]

actually it does when they plugged in

Ahahahaha! Easy come, easy go, and their lifestyle is mistaken by immature people like you as something to be emulated. Reality is far different. Your “friends” have no class, no real world education, and are probably being taken advantage of by every lowlife hanger-on.

 

[AthleticAF]

I was thinking the same thing. But if you count all the tips you make, you may come out ahead, if you have a small car with good mileage.

Yeah, no V8s lol
But a civic, fit, perfect.

 

[Toomanymiles]

Random question if pimps make so much money why do they got to be six of them in one house?

 

[Toomanymiles]

Do rich lawyers and rich doctors
Visit massage parlours ????

I would say yes they do with the thing about doctors and lawyers is the value their intelligence above all. Like they would be bragging about what they know over how much money they make. Especially when they were making 50 K for a good while before they ever hit 250 K

 

[Toomanymiles]

Ahahahaha! Easy come, easy go, and their lifestyle is mistaken by immature people like you as something to be emulated. Reality is far different. Your “friends” have no class, no real world education, and are probably being taken advantage of by every lowlife hanger-on.

projection. I got elite deductive reasoning. If you gonna troll. Don’t half ass it.

 

[Foreigner]

projection. I got elite deductive reasoning. If you gonna troll. Don’t half ass it.

Good for you....

 

[ErikLehn]

Saving too much money now. After hobbying non stop for the past 4 years, I'm not used to having no hot broad to spend this on

 

[Deleted member 79939]

I would say yes they do with the thing about doctors and lawyers is the value their intelligence above all. Like they would be bragging about what they know over how much money they make. Especially when they were making 50 K for a good while before they ever hit 250 K

How does a rich lawyer go to massage fs sex
Without get found out by the bar

 

[JoeMan]

I wouldn’t bother getting out of bed for the promise of 80k a year.

So what do you and how'd you get there? You can be vague for privacy reasons. Just like knowing what sort of jobs the uber wealthy do.

 

[Foreigner]

So what do you and how'd you get there? You can be vague for privacy reasons. Just like knowing what sort of jobs the uber wealthy do.

It’s simply a matter of 35+ years of work, following a recession-proof degree. And the other poster’s assumption of 250k is low.

 

[JoeMan]

It’s simply a matter of 35+ years of work, following a recession-proof degree. And the other poster’s assumption of 250k is low.

It's not merely a matter of hard work mate. Lot of people spend their entire lives workin never seeing that sort of money. Its why I'm curious to know what sector you're in. Medical? IB? Law? Business? I swear I'm not out to get you.

 

[Foreigner]

It's not merely a matter of hard work mate. Lot of people spend their entire lives workin never seeing that sort of money. Its why I'm curious to know what sector you're in. Medical? IB? Law? Business? I swear I'm not out to get you.

It’s science related. That’s all I’ll say. And it was after a long military career.

 

[Hornet]

It's not merely a matter of hard work mate. Lot of people spend their entire lives workin never seeing that sort of money. Its why I'm curious to know what sector you're in. Medical? IB? Law? Business? I swear I'm not out to get you.

A lot of white collar jobs can make $100k pretty easily when you work for medium to large corporations: IT, Project Management, Sales, Engineering,Tax, Accounting and Finance will get you there easily once you become a manager level. Even senior employee levels can hit $80-90k easily plus benefits and often with an annual bonus. But merely having an undergraduate degree is just not enough anymore to get to that level. So, coming out of high school could still have 5-8 years more education depending on what’s path you go. And then you need to continue learning until the day your retire to be relevant and not become obsolete.

But, working in the trades can get that kind of money too if you work hard, do quality work, develop a good reputation, take training and become unionized or a master tradesman..

 

[JoeMan]

A lot of white collar jobs can make $100k pretty easily when you work for medium to large corporations: IT, Project Management, Sales, Engineering,Tax, Accounting and Finance will get you there easily once you become a manager level. Even senior employee levels can hit $80-90k easily plus benefits and often with an annual bonus. But merely having an undergraduate degree is just not enough anymore to get to that level. So, coming out of high school could still have 5-8 years more education depending on what’s path you go. And then you need to continue learning until the day your retire to be relevant and not become obsolete.

Yeah, I get that. It seems most "white collar jobs" cap out around $100k-$150k these days from what I've seen. That's why I'm curious to know which people/jobs are able to exceed that. I've just got an undergrad degree and I'd say I'm doing pretty well compared to the average person. But I've probably peaked in my own career path, and need other options now if I ever wanna break that $150k ceiling.

 

[JoeMan]

It’s science related. That’s all I’ll say. And it was after a long military career.

Aight, you're a research guinea pig for the military. Got it.

 

[Foreigner]

Aight, you're a research guinea pig for the military. Got it.

Yeah, my military career was a long time ago. More than one country’s military, plus a little SOF work. Nothing to do do with my subsequent degree, once I realized SOF work was a dead end by that point.

 

[Hornet]

Yeah, I get that. It seems most "white collar jobs" cap out around $100k-$150k these days from what I've seen. That's why I'm curious to know which people/jobs are able to exceed that. I've just got an undergrad degree and I'd say I'm doing pretty well compared to the average person. But I've probably peaked in my own career path, and need other options now if I ever wanna break that $150k ceiling.

Breaking that ceiling can be done in sales, real estate sales, Bay Street Finance, law or medical. In the corporate world you generally need to hit the Executive level to break $150k level (vp or higher) - climb that corporate ladder.

That will require business acumen, negotiation and sales skills, leadership skills, and courage to take calculated risks and deal with the responsibilities of a bad decision, etc.

 

[OG_funguy]

Breaking that ceiling can be done in sales, real estate sales, Bay Street Finance, law or medical. In the corporate world you generally need to hit the Executive level to break $150k level (vp or higher) - climb that corporate ladder.

That will require business acumen, negotiation and sales skills, leadership skills, and courage to take calculated risks and deal with the responsibilities of a bad decision, etc.

You can easily exceed $150K in IT or Mgmt Consulting too...