The funny thing is, none of you pretentious assholes are actually in the top 1%, whether or not your rich daddies and mommies are. And your misplaced hatred for his dedication to actually be there on his own one day just sounds like jealousy to me.
250,000 a year is definitely a millionaire in assets. Millionaire is networth, not income. The point is 613 is right. Even if you’ve got a big trust fund and an even bigger inheritance if you don’t make your own way you’re less of a man for it. If your dad is worth millions turn those fuckers into billions.
Brobert F Kennedy is right. My parents make a combined net income of around what you are talking about and they definitely have millions in assets. Imagine making around $275,000 a year for the past 30 years, and then investing it very wisely.
sc, why do come to this site? You do nothing but be contrarian and holier than thou with your bleeding heart, “superior” crap. I’d like to think you’re nothing but a troll but I honestly think you believe this nonsense you spew.”I choose a different career path that would certainly never take me there”? Are you kidding? Get off your fucking liberal high horse, or cross or whatever and give it a rest.
The fuck are you saying? All I said is that I have picked a career path that would never earn me enough money to be considered 1%. (Unless of course I could morph my career into lecture giving at some point)
Historically, Liberals are the ones who wanted no government intervention or regulation of business. Conservatives wanted strong central authority and heavy government regulation. For example, by our standards today John Calhoun was a conservative, for his time he was incredibly liberal.
Another example: During the Revolutionary War people who supported the king were conservatives. The king was supported by the Conservatory party, hence their nickname “tories”
You’re talking about what we now call “Classic Liberalism.” For example, Richard Posner–one of the most conservative jurists in the world–is a proponent of Classic Liberalism.
Contemporarily, conservatives are in favor of decentralization, i.e. removing governmental intervention. In other words your historical definition means nothing.
While I admire your drive and wish you success in your future endeavors, with all due respect, I must say that this is not a TFM. This is something that everybody in america should be trying to do anyways, regardless of whether your parents are top 1% or bottom 1%. Statistically, my parents are in the top 0.1% (1.5+ mil/year), but that doesn’t mean that I’m not going to work my ass off to get there on my own. There is never a substitute for hard work and no shortcuts to true success.
^In your efforts to be inspirational, we all know this is just an ass backwards way of plugging how much your parents make. Real gentlemen don’t have to boast about it. Have fun sitting on your ass burning through your trust fund while the rest of us make names for ourselves.
I’m actually just focusing on spending my parents money, slamming slams, and getting blackout drunk. I know that my Dad will take care of the job situation after I graduate, so I’m really not trying to worry about anything other than the three previous things I mentioned.
Solid TFM. I’m probably top 10% myself and I’m very thankful for what my parents have earned. Each generation of my family has done better for themselves and I look forward to improving my family’s lifestyle by my hardwork.
Apparently my parents are in the top 1%, but we definitely don’t have a ton of disposable income, especially with three of us in college at the same time. I mean, my parents probably pay over 43% a year in taxes once they get through state and federal filing. That’s absurd.
Not being part of the 1%. NF.
14 years ago at 7:45 pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUN0GsoxsLs
14 years ago at 7:46 pmpretending to be part of the 1%. NF.
14 years ago at 7:49 pmActually being in the 1%. TFM.
14 years ago at 7:56 pmTop 1% is actually $250,000/yr in household income. Not exactly the “millionaires and billionaires – top 1 percent” Obama likes to go after.
14 years ago at 9:22 pmThe funny thing is, none of you pretentious assholes are actually in the top 1%, whether or not your rich daddies and mommies are. And your misplaced hatred for his dedication to actually be there on his own one day just sounds like jealousy to me.
14 years ago at 9:35 pm^spoken from the bottom 50%. It’s my money eventually – there’s really no difference..
14 years ago at 9:41 pm250,000 a year is definitely a millionaire in assets. Millionaire is networth, not income. The point is 613 is right. Even if you’ve got a big trust fund and an even bigger inheritance if you don’t make your own way you’re less of a man for it. If your dad is worth millions turn those fuckers into billions.
14 years ago at 8:50 am^There’s always time for them to have another kid and kick your worthless ass out of the will.
14 years ago at 8:55 amThat was directed at Fratlas
14 years ago at 8:58 amBrobert F Kennedy is right. My parents make a combined net income of around what you are talking about and they definitely have millions in assets. Imagine making around $275,000 a year for the past 30 years, and then investing it very wisely.
14 years ago at 11:58 amYou will never get there.
14 years ago at 7:48 pmSpeak for yourself bitch.
14 years ago at 8:04 pmOh he is….
14 years ago at 8:16 pmUsing the word “there” implies you aren’t “there” either. Admitting defeat. NF
14 years ago at 8:52 pmNo, I choose a different career path that would certainly never take me there.
14 years ago at 9:40 pmProstitution? Working at Burger King? Spewing your liberal bullshit to the people who care least about it? Being a complete ***? Please elaborate.
14 years ago at 10:45 pmsc, why do come to this site? You do nothing but be contrarian and holier than thou with your bleeding heart, “superior” crap. I’d like to think you’re nothing but a troll but I honestly think you believe this nonsense you spew.”I choose a different career path that would certainly never take me there”? Are you kidding? Get off your fucking liberal high horse, or cross or whatever and give it a rest.
14 years ago at 10:54 pmThe fuck are you saying? All I said is that I have picked a career path that would never earn me enough money to be considered 1%. (Unless of course I could morph my career into lecture giving at some point)
14 years ago at 12:01 amscbro: https://totalfratmove.wpengine.com/55862?page=0
14 years ago at 8:14 amhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y
14 years ago at 10:06 amScbro: http://financiallyfit.yahoo.com/finance/article-113623-11237-3-the-secret-to-living-well-on-20000-a-year?hp=true?ywaad=ad0035&nc
14 years ago at 11:53 amTypical liberals. If something isn’t how I want it, it’s your fault.
14 years ago at 8:00 pmalways has been, always will be
14 years ago at 8:02 pmHistorically, Liberals are the ones who wanted no government intervention or regulation of business. Conservatives wanted strong central authority and heavy government regulation. For example, by our standards today John Calhoun was a conservative, for his time he was incredibly liberal.
Another example: During the Revolutionary War people who supported the king were conservatives. The king was supported by the Conservatory party, hence their nickname “tories”
The more you know.
14 years ago at 9:43 pmYou’re talking about what we now call “Classic Liberalism.” For example, Richard Posner–one of the most conservative jurists in the world–is a proponent of Classic Liberalism.
14 years ago at 10:38 pmContemporarily, conservatives are in favor of decentralization, i.e. removing governmental intervention. In other words your historical definition means nothing.
14 years ago at 10:47 pmI was responding to the quote about liberals made by BetaFrattyChi “always has been, always will be”
14 years ago at 11:59 pmPersonifying the American Dream. TFM
14 years ago at 9:10 pmFucking this ^
14 years ago at 9:25 pmPreach it
14 years ago at 9:30 pmThis is better than half the fucking shit that gets posted these days. Frat on brother.
14 years ago at 10:46 pmBut if you follow the American Dream then you are new money trash. AMIRITE GUYZ?
14 years ago at 11:23 am^ Please die in some sort of fire.
14 years ago at 12:40 pmWhile I admire your drive and wish you success in your future endeavors, with all due respect, I must say that this is not a TFM. This is something that everybody in america should be trying to do anyways, regardless of whether your parents are top 1% or bottom 1%. Statistically, my parents are in the top 0.1% (1.5+ mil/year), but that doesn’t mean that I’m not going to work my ass off to get there on my own. There is never a substitute for hard work and no shortcuts to true success.
14 years ago at 10:22 pm^In your efforts to be inspirational, we all know this is just an ass backwards way of plugging how much your parents make. Real gentlemen don’t have to boast about it. Have fun sitting on your ass burning through your trust fund while the rest of us make names for ourselves.
14 years ago at 10:46 pmVery true. In other words, this post is saying going to college is a TFM.
14 years ago at 10:47 pmI’m in med school. With all due respect, shut the fuck up.
14 years ago at 11:25 pm^When my life is in the hands of someone who cannot capitalize America, it will most likely yield a bleak outcome.
14 years ago at 2:41 pmcool hypothesis. I hope you get to test it
14 years ago at 3:18 pm^Remember to use your capitalization and punctuation in med school sweetie.
14 years ago at 4:12 pmI think I’ll be just fine bud. Thanks for your concern though. Enjoy the rest of your freshman year.
14 years ago at 7:47 am^2L
14 years ago at 9:41 amWell from one future professional to another, Frat on sir
14 years ago at 3:44 pmI’m actually just focusing on spending my parents money, slamming slams, and getting blackout drunk. I know that my Dad will take care of the job situation after I graduate, so I’m really not trying to worry about anything other than the three previous things I mentioned.
14 years ago at 11:09 pmOh that’s really cool!
14 years ago at 12:22 amYeah man! You should try it sometime!
14 years ago at 6:06 pmSolid TFM. I’m probably top 10% myself and I’m very thankful for what my parents have earned. Each generation of my family has done better for themselves and I look forward to improving my family’s lifestyle by my hardwork.
14 years ago at 11:41 pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsV1g1HsP2c
14 years ago at 3:11 amKeep working towards the American dream, brother. Frat on!
14 years ago at 9:03 amApparently my parents are in the top 1%, but we definitely don’t have a ton of disposable income, especially with three of us in college at the same time. I mean, my parents probably pay over 43% a year in taxes once they get through state and federal filing. That’s absurd.
14 years ago at 10:44 amNot really. 60 years ago they would have paid 90%. I think the problem is that we need more Tax Brackets.
14 years ago at 11:25 am^Spoken from a true liberal, we need 1 flat tax bracket. Thank you Herman Cain.
14 years ago at 1:27 pm