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People often quibble about the definition of being rich, but there are actual quantifiable levels according to your states income data. Do you actually meet the minimum threshold to be rich in your state? How about if you moved to another state?

Check out how much you need to make to be top 20% or even better, top 5% in your state:
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/heres-how-much-you-need-to-earn-to-be-rich-in-every-state

explain why.

Since I’m graduating in a few months, I thought I’ll make a fun question:)

I know I like to joke about how we Californians don't have an accent, but ngl, there are times when I definitely hear my accent. 😂

What about you? Do you like your accent?

This little doggy wants a stroke and a good rub. Would you make him happy?

There is no right or wrong interpretation, feel free to vote on the poll or to answer or to skip this idiotic question altogether.
It is always fine by me.
Whoever is reading this (even the ones I have blocked or I don't particularly like) I hope you are having a good day/afternoon/night and I hope the world is a bearable place for you these days.
Thanks.

I’m not , I’m just laughing at this odd holiday.

I have a reputation. Therefore, I am a reputable source. Do you agree?

The two photos show the same building, one covered in Virginia creeper, the other recently cleared. The building is 545 years old and currently used as a tea room. Upon removing the plant cover, there was very little actual damage to the building.

As part of maintenance, the building is stripped of climbing plants periodically. So can you guess when the last clearance was? That is how many years' growth.

It's not unusual to see buildings covered in creeping plants such as ivy. It looks pretty, but many say it damages the building while others claim it protects old buildings. It can also encourage wildlife into your house. It divides opinion so what's yours?

I'll ask a question here, and men easily read it and get to the point , not all of the men but majority. I feel women are empathetic, but they're not good listeners. Men are able to use logic and analysis and just give a cut and dry answer.

Now, the ladies, on the other hand, seem to drift off and read things that aren't there. For example, I asked a question, "Which is more expensive renting ot owning because Dave Ramsey states owning is more expensive." "The girl, " said well."Dave Ramsey is wrong because he's implying that you should rent instead of own and that owning is a bad thing." There have been several occasions where this has happened.

So there's a spa I go to for my lashes and brows. The owner and her husband have not hired other people they work themselves. I did a membership contract for 150/month flat rate. Today, the owner says to me we are required now to charge a 20% gratuity after our service. I told her I had a membership and that it was not included in writing or in my contact to pay 20% gratuity to the owner on top of my members. She said omg I'm sorry, I must've forgotten to send the new contract." I know we sent it out must've accident skipped you.

Long story short I checked their website and it says "gratuity for all services will be 20% to show our team members you appreciate their work". She's not a team member she's an owner. Hmmm 🤔 💭