23, deadbeat.
JMFC, come out for garbage day.
Ditto.
You must be one of the most intellectual gas station attendants in the world.
21, bartender in Belgium and student. Around 11000 euro a year. (Part time; of course.)
50 y.o. - I’m a tractor and equipment saleman. Doesn’t pay much but when you work all the time you tend to save more than you spend.
Save (lots) early.
Invest wisely.
Take care of your body.
It pays off in the long run.
I wonder if revleft members are as middle class as this forum, if they are of higher income, it shatters the stereotype in more then one way.
It could be down to correlation between people who use computers a lot and people who were exposed to the internet phenomenon Ron Paul.
JMFC, come out for garbage day.
I’m still trying to figure out what it is, lol.
age: 28
occupation: economic research associate
income: 5 figures 
OMFG, I have boots that are older than most of you.
Clayton
The minimum education requirement for the job was HS diploma. So it’s not like a degree position paying that little. 68k is way high. I’m seeing between 40-50k companies are looking towards. Thanks for the advice. I looked at a few earlier and they were not hiring in my experience level. But I do know Exon is near me, I’ll check places out. thanks!
They are considering promoting me from the nasty labor position, to a managerial position.
21, Regal Cinemas employee (you can get a lot of “eureka!” moments cleaning a quiet theater). I’m a two-time employee of the month, and probably the fastest usher in my district.
A geeky note: strictly speaking, management is labor.
JB.McMunn
OMFG, I have boots that are older than most of you.
Yep, probably older than most here- but then again, the lamp I’m using is older than me…
Bert,
Which Regal?
And to answer the question: Im a General Manager of a Regal Cinema, make almost 60k a year.
You must be one of the most intellectual gas station attendants in the world.
Actually, you would be surprised. Not to say most are intellectual, but many low-end laborers are very intellectual. Possibly one of the reasons they are low-end laborers in the first place is because they prefer intellectual pursuits to monetary. I have some of my most in-depth philosophical discussions with people as diverse as factory machinists to wal-mart stockers. I, personally, have had many more intellectual discussions with laborers than bosses.
You just never know.
Possibly one of the reasons they are low-end laborers in the first place is because they prefer intellectual pursuits to monetary.
John Galt effect/syndrome? or however you want to refer to a feature in “Atlas Shrugged”
29, Programmer for a certain company.
Something I wanted to share. Starting your own business is something literally anyone can do. No matter how much money you have or formal education. If you have a good business plan, you can get investors. A lot of businesses start from something small. Google, started from a garage IIRC. And I think Facebook started from a dorm room. Other businesses started small, working from kitchens and in-home.
Main thing that scares the living hell out of me is complying with government regulations. I know I am going to forget something and have the IRS knock on my door.