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View Poll Results: How much do you make a year? (totally anonymous)
$20,000-$40,000 20 15.15%
$40,000-$60,000 20 15.15%
$60,000-$80,000 17 12.88%
$80,000-$100,000 23 17.42%
$100,000-$175,000 27 20.45%
$175,000-$250,000 11 8.33%
$250,000-$500,000 7 5.30%
$500,000+ 7 5.30%
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Old 12-04-2011, 12:25 PM
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wrong.
his poll is about income period. He mentions in passing that if you want you can include your occupation.

You're wrong.
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This is getting out of control!!! Lol
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This is getting out of control!!! Lol
not at all, just a discussion at this point. May turn though..........
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Old 12-04-2011, 12:33 PM
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at this point it looks like $80K or so is the mid point income wise. It's close to a 50-50 split between those above and those below that income.
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I made my 1st mil selling my body to female super models, then 2nd to mil?
Lol.

I started with a $15.k 67 camaro and spent $ on it for 10 yrs, Sold it an bought my 69 camaro, and a bunch of parts. Now it's piece by piece. I think a lot of guys on here are the same way. Start with a budget then, its gets a lot slower.

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I bet the results would be different if the poll was 'household' income rather than individual. In my case my wife makes 2x the amount i do. I would not be able to have my toys with out her. Fortunately she supports me 100% percent and encourages me to continue with my hobbies.
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at this point it looks like $80K or so is the mid point income wise. It's close to a 50-50 split between those above and those below that income.
That's assuming that everyone is checking the correct box. I for one didn't. I really don't care what anyone here makes or doesn't make. I'm still waiting to see if OP will let us in on WHY he's interested in this info. Kind of doubt it though. Pretty sure he's ducking for cover at this point.
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I made my 1st mil selling my body to female super models, then 2nd to mil?
Lol.

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I made my 1st mil selling my body to female super models, then 2nd to mil?
Lol.

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I'm a male prostitute to my wife, pay is decent and I only have to work once a month if that. Those Super Models are too high maintenance IMO.
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If I was wealthy I sure would not be playing with somebody else's expendable income.
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