[milkshakeyeah]

If you are rich you are the Nomad, if you are broke you are a hobo.

[Loocid]

The Nomad can quit at any time, the Hobo can't.

[FrustratedMonky]

Which is he? He looks broke/hobo. But some pics seem like there is apartment, and that he travels some. So does he have some money and is nomad? (some nest egg? he doesn't look like millionaire).

[oh_sigh]

He worked for Nokia until 1990, theoretically if he held onto some stock for 10 years it could have been quite the windfall.

[9991]

What does a millionaire look like?

[RajT88]

A million dollars ain't what it used to be.

There are lots of millionaires which are not stereotypical rich people.

[iancmceachern]

I would say most, most of the millionaires I've met are in this bucket

[Turskarama]

A 4% return (which is pretty easy to get, even after tax) on $1 million nets you $40k per year.

It's not a lot of money, but you could live off it if you were frugal.

[iancmceachern]

Especially if you own your home and things like vehicles.

(Reminder that the median income in the US is $44k a year). So lots and lots of people make that work...

[uoaei]

I think you have no idea what it costs to live in most parts of the world.

[FrustratedMonky]

I don't know, that is why I was asking.

The parent post was making distinction between rich/poor and nomad/hobo. I can't tell which this guy is and was asking for more background.