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On the Just a Girl Who Loves Fall and Houston Cougars Peanuts Cartoon Halloween Shirt Besides,I will do this same coin, if your dad was a lawyer with $7 M in the bank when you were born, then it’s BS because even 1% return off $7M is easily earning $70k a year and is objectively “not hard to achieve.” You already know this, so let me give the less patronizing answer: Assuming you have “average wealth” parents that aren’t poor enough to ask you for money but also not rich enough to cover college costs or send you money: earning $60k/yr can be done but is not easy. You can take on a low skill low entry barrier job in service, hospitality or retail and work many hours. That’s not easy. You can go to college, pay for and bleed through a 4 year degree, then fight like hell for your first white collar job that pays $70k/yr (or not, and end up in underemployment purgatory anyway). That’s not easy. You can go to trade school and get a job or be a local contractor afterwards. That’s not easy… hopefully you get it now. Everyone has their own truth, but I think your brother is more correct than not in this case.

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I didn’t address cost of living here because it’s already been pointed out by others. I just assumed you lived in a low to medium cost of living area, where the Just a Girl Who Loves Fall and Houston Cougars Peanuts Cartoon Halloween Shirt Besides,I will do this median salary is closer to $40k than the $60k it is in NYC (yeah New York City median salary is only ~$60k, actually $59,752, crazy, right?). Though, even then, the argument still stands: if over half of people make less than $60k, then we can likely say that it is more hard than easy to make above that. I saw you responded to a comment that said you just wanted people’s opinions, so I guess I’ll give you mine: I think it would indeed be very tough for someone without a STEM or business bachelor’s degree, moderately difficult for someone with a STEM or business B.S, and relatively easy for anyone with a STEM masters or MBA. In my circle, I know 3 friends making between $40k-$60k in a medium cost city, 2 friends making $280k-$350k in a very high cost city, myself and two others making $130k remote. We’re all 24 or 25 and came from similar cities, with the higher earners in that hip software bandwagon garbage with engineering bachelors. To date, I don’t know anyone personally who has managed to earn top 25%-ile income for their city without at least a bachelors in business or STEM. I hear about it and read about it, but I’ve yet to personally interact with someone who has. And I do go to clubs, cruises, and parties, so these cases of making high income with little education seem to be rather rare in practice, which supports your brother’s hypothesis.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.