How much do you need to earn to feel rich where you live?

[Anonymous]

[WhiteSteve]

Certainly six figures. It’s expensive around here.

But that’s a cost of doing business to feel like you live in a place that matters, lmao…

I’ve been to other places, and I won’t name names, but when I’m there I’m like “is this SERIOUSLY where you live? This place sucks”, lmfao

So I’m happy to pay a little more to live and not have The Olive Garden be the lone “fine dining” option for 50 miles😂 Also good to be around semi-normal people, the people in these other places, I can’t believe we come from the same country sometimes, lmao

[OneViewpoint]

I don't need to earn a dime. I have more than I'll ever need already. Fuck you money is a warm comfy feeling.

[jamesgoldman]

Probably 250k but I don't do bad on my 6k, not paying taxes is great

[Asker]

6k a year?

[jamesgoldman]

Yeah

[SmokinAces2000]

Enough to live comfortably and be able to do activities

[Anonymous]

There isn't an amount of money that could make me feel rich in Detroit.

[Asker]

Why?

[Opinion Owner]

The place is run down with several ghettos that lead to street gangs which produces crime.

[Asker]

Oh Yh I’ve heard about it. Isn’t a lot of it like abandoned

[Opinion Owner]

Yes, it is not a pretty picture to look at.

[exitseven]

At least 400K to feel rich.

[Asker]

What city/area

[exitseven]

It is possible the most expensive place to live in the continental US.

[DrPepper12]

$300-$450K a year combined income

[beefcakebradybatson]

I'm guessing about $300,000 Canadian.