Usually I have about 2.5-3k to spend every month after removing all costs

including food?

Half food, I get free lunch at work

porco with 99k a year in my city you'd be pretty well off

he's be pretty well off in chinkapoor too

you can become king of poland

I mean you have to take into consideration that in poorer countries he'd make significantly less

I can be Poniatowski? @spaqin

you can be Adamowicz

@futuremoe this

@Hiruzen Btw, gotta occasionally stir the things being cooked in that machine as well, otherwise the things on the "outside" will be burnt and the things that are covered will be soggy.

and in germany you'd have about 55k after taxes

I gave it to my parents, actually

since I already own a deep fryer

Yes German taxation sucks hard

trooo

My brother makes 3k € / month in Germany and after taxes he has about 1.8k left

@sdeck

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Huuuuh

But iirc health insurance is already included

Germany is a communist dystopia

I wonder how my investments would look like in 5 years

you'd probably make 56k here (median)

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As a senior embedded software engineer? I was offered more in Munich but I don't know how Munich compares to other places

health insurance not included in swissland?

I was offered 65k €

munich is more expensive, so yes

No @spaqin, you have to pay it yourself but that's good because you can choose how much you want to cover

yeah ik

Mine only covers illness that costs me more than 2k

have you tried applying to chinkaporean companies

we're paying it whether we want it or not

Everything below 2k I have to pay by myself

and i feel like if i do get sick, i only deserve death

im not gonna bother any doctors

yet, i need to pay

@porco german health insurance is next level, though.

Like if I have the flu, going to the doctor and getting medication is about 200 CHF

they are willing to pay reasonably high salaries to senior developers