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You mean the 3rd percentile. If you were 97th percentile, you'd have a team of nannies, governesses and au pairs to care for your brood without breaking a sweat. I'm guessing your math skills are also in the single-digit percentiles, too.
I think the point is the irony that they earn so much and still have to budget tightly in the current economy.
Maybe not, 97% would only mean $250k a year. Sure it sounds like a lot to most people but if your family and friends are lawyers, doctors, programmers, entrepreneurs. You could still be living pay check to pay check trying to keep up.
Bottom 3% is only $3,943 annually only way there paying for child care is government support or CPS.
I'm a teacher. I don't want to hear anyone complain about pay. Cut out other costly things you pay for. I do.
They still have a right to voice their opinion, even when cutting back on non-essentials.
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I think the point is the irony that they earn so much and still have to budget tightly in the current economy.
They still have a right to voice their opinion, even when cutting back on non-essentials.