> in europe that is a very high salary. most of them make what you did part time in college. you don't realize it, but you're essentially bragging about how worthless your currency is. you earn more of it, but you need multiple times more of it to buy the things that truly matter. basically, you believe that you're richer because you print more currency. picture related. the average "low income" bricklayer in eastern europe owns a nice, fully-paid detached home with a garden even though he's earning under 20k a year. homeownership in "poor" countries like these is over 90%. meanwhile, most people in your country don't own shit.  you pay over half a million dollars for a flimsy house made out of cardboard, an hour away from your job, that will collapse into nothing before you're even halfway into paying your 30-year mortgage. you literally believe you're richer because your government is printing boatloads of money, most of which is soaked up by billionaires, while everything gets more expensive by the day.
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