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by giantg2
2067 days ago
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I guess it depends on the circle of friends/coworkers as well as location. I hardly hear anyone talk about inequality in my circles. Many would be considered top 10%, but most would at least be top 25%. On the national level, many people in high cost of living areas may be in the top 10%, but may not feel as blessed because of the high cost of living. For example, you may be making $300k per year in a dual income family in SF, but an average house might cost $750k. In my opinion, if one complains about something multiple times, but does not do anything to fix the issue, then that is hypocrisy. |
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