Distribution of Wealth in SD County

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]I never asked you about how the world works, but you seem to love to lecture to people how you think the world work, although you know nothing about them.[/quote]You funny AN. You may not realize it, but you come across as you’re the one who knows it all. Heck, you even know what’s going to happen with your house in the future.[/quote]
Thanks, it’s all fun and game for me, so I’m glad you think I’m funny. Plans can change, but that’s my current plan. I never claimed I can see the future. But I do have plans for the future. Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.

BTW, hi pot, nice to see you drop in again. Sincerely, kettle.

[flyer]

More interesting info!

Even though we did acquire property as I mentioned before, we do still work. Both my wife and I have been airline pilots for the past 20 years, so I guess that puts us in the top tier of household income, per your charts. Frankly, quite surprised at the low percentage rate in this category in San Diego.

[flyer]

More interesting info!

Even though we did acquire property as I mentioned before, we do still work. Both my wife and I have been airline pilots for the past 20 years, so I guess that puts us in the top tier of household income, per your charts. Frankly, quite surprised at the low percentage rate in this category in San Diego.

[flyer]

More interesting info!

Even though we did acquire property as I mentioned before, we do still work. Both my wife and I have been airline pilots for the past 20 years, so I guess that puts us in the top tier of household income, per your charts. Frankly, quite surprised at the low percentage rate in this category in San Diego.

[flyer]

More interesting info!

Even though we did acquire property as I mentioned before, we do still work. Both my wife and I have been airline pilots for the past 20 years, so I guess that puts us in the top tier of household income, per your charts. Frankly, quite surprised at the low percentage rate in this category in San Diego.

[flyer]

More interesting info!

Even though we did acquire property as I mentioned before, we do still work. Both my wife and I have been airline pilots for the past 20 years, so I guess that puts us in the top tier of household income, per your charts. Frankly, quite surprised at the low percentage rate in this category in San Diego.

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.[/quote]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.[/quote]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.[/quote]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.[/quote]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]Then again, asking you to read beyond the literal is just asking for way too much.[/quote]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.

[an]

[quote=sdcellar]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.[/quote]
Run your own number and tell me. Everything I say cause your BS meter points to yes anyways, so I guess nothing true ever comes out of my mouth. So why even bother reading what I say?

What’s typical? A 4-5 years experienced RN making $75k/yr.? Ask a few RN yourself. I know a few. Is it me saying I literally know RN couple who saved up $1.5M after 15 years or is it me saying this hypothetical couple can save up $1.5M after 15 years. Read it how you like it. But your literal meter is working at tip top shape, so you know the answer to that one already. What isn’t accurate?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.[/quote]
Run your own number and tell me. Everything I say cause your BS meter points to yes anyways, so I guess nothing true ever comes out of my mouth. So why even bother reading what I say?

What’s typical? A 4-5 years experienced RN making $75k/yr.? Ask a few RN yourself. I know a few. Is it me saying I literally know RN couple who saved up $1.5M after 15 years or is it me saying this hypothetical couple can save up $1.5M after 15 years. Read it how you like it. But your literal meter is working at tip top shape, so you know the answer to that one already. What isn’t accurate?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.[/quote]
Run your own number and tell me. Everything I say cause your BS meter points to yes anyways, so I guess nothing true ever comes out of my mouth. So why even bother reading what I say?

What’s typical? A 4-5 years experienced RN making $75k/yr.? Ask a few RN yourself. I know a few. Is it me saying I literally know RN couple who saved up $1.5M after 15 years or is it me saying this hypothetical couple can save up $1.5M after 15 years. Read it how you like it. But your literal meter is working at tip top shape, so you know the answer to that one already. What isn’t accurate?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar]I think my literalness detectors work pretty well, thank you very much. Unfortunately for you, so do my BS detectors.

Tell me, your hypothetical regarding the $150K couple saving four grand a month and amassing $1.5 million after 15 years based on 8% annual return, was that literal?

It certainly wasn’t typical and it certainly wasn’t realistic, but even more importantly, it wasn’t even accurate. It did seem quite literal though.[/quote]
Run your own number and tell me. Everything I say cause your BS meter points to yes anyways, so I guess nothing true ever comes out of my mouth. So why even bother reading what I say?

What’s typical? A 4-5 years experienced RN making $75k/yr.? Ask a few RN yourself. I know a few. Is it me saying I literally know RN couple who saved up $1.5M after 15 years or is it me saying this hypothetical couple can save up $1.5M after 15 years. Read it how you like it. But your literal meter is working at tip top shape, so you know the answer to that one already. What isn’t accurate?

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