Travelled to Hungary, which is right next to Austria, so we could get cheaper dental care, which then doesn't show up both in expenses and treatment in the Austrian system

We're still doing that

>Austrian

oh well if its right fucking next door that might make it cheaper

Mexico is pretty next door

No it was cheaper because it's fucking Hungary, which is its own shithole

Panama isnt much further

Or go to canada

So is canada

Yet there's pretty large costs to get to those places @Tiberius

What if u live in like kansas

Costs most people cannot cover.

I feel like you dont travel much weez

Travelling is literally my job

Travelling is not that expensive if you do it right

It mostly takes time out of your schedule

I feel like you don't realise how little money average households have.

In the UK perhaps

depends where

https://20somethingfinance.com/percentage-of-americans-living-paycheck-to-paycheck/

"In other words, 55% of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck"

I've lived in a poor household, I know how tough things can be

I know many little tricks people do to get by

Avg income in the us per household is 59k

That is how much I make

Fuck outtahere

"You dont realize how little average households have"

https://www.thebalance.com/what-is-average-income-in-usa-family-household-history-3306189

"The mean income per capita was $48,150"

that needs to be put in context, like next to inflation or regional living costs

I live in california

Most expensive state in the union aside from like new york and hawaii

Was referring to the "since 1900s" claim

Incomes have fallen =/= avg income isnt 59k

My number comes from the census bureau so I am gonna stick with mine weez

https://wallethacks.com/average-median-income-in-america/

According to the SSA, the average wage in 2017 was $48,251.57. (calculated from actual data)

Another one

Census Bureau > Wallet Hacks

Now I used to make 48k per year when I worked security

My life isnt much difference honestly