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Struggling to get by in California. I hate Indiana, and truly I'd rather be homeless here in California than go back there. The weather and social climate alone makes this a very easy choice for me. And it's so much easier to make money here I shouldn't have to worry about it.
That was in the older study. Have you seen the graph in the current one?
Most in my immediate area have trouble enough to make 30000 a year to put food on the table and keeping a roof over their heads.Yeah, who would've thought that having money to pay rent, bills, and have some left over would make someone happy? So surprising. I wonder how much money they wasted on this study of the obvious. Unfortunately, it's only getting harder and harder to have that sort of income, if you were lucky enough to ever earn that much in the first place.
Maybe that's my key to making that sort of money - just make up an excuse to do a study on something really common sense and rake in the money telling people what they already know.
Those last can happen to anyone.
Yes, but without a good health insurance it will also bankrupt you or potentially outright kill you.
Higher risk, sure, for those without resources.
It helps greatly in places where family ties are strong.
I take it that rent and real estate is outrageous in Hong Kong.
For me, it would be living as an exile.
Nice view!
If you just knocked down those horrible white things in the way of a nice view.
Knock down my home, ya swab, and ya willIf you just knocked down those horrible white things in the way of a nice view.
Sai Kung is the most beautiful part
No doubt. If you're happy there then there would be no sense in living any where else.
Sai Kung is kind of remote, on the mainland
I suppose I don't get your point as the picture is only about 20 bucks, as I doubt the point is frivolous spending and having something in common with MC Hammer.
That's probably an evolutionary thing. Money doesn't go bad and storing it away can help during an emergency should we find ourselves with little. It may be, in my opinion, something more primal such as in how we find high fat and sugary foods appealing because our brains are still used to that being energy to store today to be used tomorrow when the food might not be as plentiful.