But yeah how can people not cheat on their taxes unintentionally in a country like the US?

the IRS

and audits

they have agents who go after big tax evadors

I haven't seen JF and Spencer's talk

Spencer must be red tbh

this is Nick's moment

It's almost a blessing that you have to do your own taxes and the IRS aren't likely to find any minor discrepancies. In the UK, taxes are deducted from earned income before you receive it. Only employers do taxes.

The U.S Bureau of the Census has the annual median personal income at $31,099 in 2016.

Spencer seemed very butthurt to me

JF called Nick his and Richards baby

Is this bad? I'm a frugal spender so that amount dosen't seem to bad to me.

35k is ridiculous if you consider inflation

its just anuff to get by

food and gas and some place to live

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Yep

no saving

@❀Rare Birb❀ who says catgirls are not real?
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I've lived in a home that's never earned more than 20k my entire life and I've never felt poor, but I am an only child.

And that’s before some pajeet takes your job

or a robot

Yep

or chinese

or a mexican

I'm expected to pay rent soon, which I'm totally fine with.

yea but you dont have rent yet bro

Once I turn 18, which is a pretty fair deal.

https://www.businessinsider.com/typical-salary-americans-at-every-age-2018-6

I feel as if poverty is kind of a spook.

50k average for 37 yo

still fucking poor

I mean, the majority of people who feel poor live pretty good compared to even the richest people 100 years ago.

Also, I'm in the UK, and the pound is probably gonna tank once we leave the EU.

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thats a good life in the midwest

own your own house with a huge yard

yea but not anywhere esle

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