How much do you make a month? Netto please.
1400 EUR here
0 (zero) euro
goberment gives me something like £500 a month to go to uni. i'll have to pay it back when i'm 30 or something, but i think i'll have taken my own life by then
>>56888515
Isn't it 500GBP + tuition + additional costs? Or do you live in Scotland?
I think it will become a big debt, god bless free education.
>>56888515
>becoming a debt slave for kikes
hahaha what a shithole the UK is.
Allah damn that place
>>56888230
1070 gbp after tax, can't do shit on that amount. Don't take a degree in geography kids
>PhD in NEET
>that one job after having sent over 9000 CVs
>800€ starting
>>56888763
That's less than I make here.
kek
kek
KEK
>>56888230
197 EUR, working only 4 hours a day
4100 euro
>>56888515
>gives
>i'll have to pay it back
the word you are looking for is "loans"
>>56888230
350k isk
salary $2,100 after taxes, then i average about $12,000 in bonuses a year + health insurance and they are paying my tuition.
Its enough to live comfortably on since I live alone. Once I get my degree my salary will go up to around $70-80,000 a year.
>>56888869
Noice, must be fun.
>>56888901
>>56888983
Please use EUR and per month ISO format.
>>56889058
between the wildly different policies on recourse, holiday allowances, bonuses, 13th pays, christmas bonuses and "stimulation paychecks", the yearly format is much more sensible imo
>>56889058
2492.3889 Euro
>>56889180
I've never seen the yearly format used in Europe 2bh.
>>56888609
Not him, but the government gives a minimum of 3700 a year for rent and living, so around 300 pounds. Which also happens to be what i get. He could come from a poor family, which would mean he gets more, with additional grants he doesn't have to pay back.
>>56889319
Isn't the rent directly paid by the gov? And the 500 GBP he mentioned is an additional allowance for vodka n sheit?
£900 a month as a uni student. combination of government loans and free money off of parents.
~ 1100 Jewish moneys.
300 eur. I develop lasers and robots and other industrial stuff like machine vision. My shit is used in places from ISS to CERN. Sucks to work in "STEM" here tbqh.
>>56889413
Rent isn't paid directly, because it's supposed to cover living costs as well. He's not getting an extra 500, but an extra 200 in addition to the minimum of 300. Depending on his fanily circumstance, the additional money comes in varying amounts of loans and grants.
9000 kroner as a NEET.
>>56889238
the monthly format is a joke, 20% of my salary is not included in the "netto" amount and on a yearly basis, I get at least 20% on top of that, which again, is not included in the netto.
3200 usd
>>56889692
Well then add up the amount you get throughout the year and divide it by 12. You don't get paid once a year.
20400 SEK
some kind of moronic job for morons
big mac and co costs 70~ SEK I think.
1200 here. i live in a small city so i live well tb.h.
>>56888230
£1400 after tax
>muh entry level
around 2600-3000e, depending on if I take any extra shifts.
$75,000 USD/month
>inb4 im full of shit
>>56891341
>USD/month
>>56891341
>USD
Is that some kind of pesos?
>>56888230
I make 1400USD a month but I work full time, 5 days a week.
6 months from now I'll be done at my job and will be homeless probably
15k BRL
IT.
1200 tb h
my mommy gives me 200 euros/month
>>56891391
sorry polen, we can't all be poor slavs
>>56888449
This desu
Used to make 900 € to go to Uni without having to pay it back (muh schilarships) but I dropped out kek
>>56891512
is 1400 a decent salary in USA?
1400 is the middel salary here to have a normal a decent live, it thought cost of life is much higher in america, isnt it?
>>56891625
Wrong format you dumb cunt.
EUR/month
>>56891625
>75.000 usd/month.
>lose your time in 4chan.
whats wrong with you, john xD
>>56891718
nice english BRO¡¡
>>56891341
Universales Santo Dinares?
>>56891341
>
That's nothing man, I make 100000 € in two weeks. Fucking poor faggot.
$2200
>>56891986
Around 1500 EUR
>>56892102
How much is a big mac in Keknada?
>>56891718
Yeah, it may be an average salary, but I don't pay rent or anything because my job provides that.
But if you have rent, a car, car insurance, gasoline, phone, internet, food, and other stuff, you'll barely survive.
It's not a livable wage. And it's expensive to live here.
225-250 euro
government pays £216/month to my uni
R$ 4.000,00
>>56888230
7.5k
>>56889551
wow dude, do you work on "vision science"?
any books you'd care to reccomend??
>>56892133
$6 or some shit
>>56892405
so twice the price here
and you make around the same amount as I do
stay strong lad
>>56892248
>car
>car insurance
>gasoline
Here we go again with all those miraculous 100k yearly income American posters
How come only high earning Americans frequent this site?
Perhaps slightly more than 750 euros.
I have a welfare, that if you work full days for free for some company, you get some money from the government. Kinda shit, just barely any money at all and it takes all your time so you can't even look for real jobs, you are trapped in that.
833 welfare
Just over £600/pm
Apprentice tier wages but I have enough to run a car about and still have a couple of britbux left at the end of the month.
It also helps that I enjoy my job.
>>56892442
in some countrys mcdonals food is not a relative cheap food.
for example, in spain, you can pay 8 euros for a big mac.
but you can pay the same 8 euros in a "normal" restaurante and eat two different plate of food, drink,dessert and coffe.
at least in spain mcdonals and bruguers food are not cheap. You can eat much better for the same price in a lot of restaurants here.
>>56892672
>at least in spain mcdonals and bruguers food are not cheap. You can eat much better for the same price in a lot of restaurants here.
Same here but it's hard to find a good indicator of how expensive things are in various countries.
>>56892672
yeah same here
it's only in America that I've seen absurdly low fastfood prices
>>56892459
whats the joke exactly?
>>56888230
R$ 900 as a temp (next month i get hired), plus half of my uni.
320€. It is official average salary.
>>56892590
>750€ in Norway
why even bother?
>>56892743
Rent maybe?
465€
neetbux
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfhGoNnIxcg
>>56888230
200$ ;-;
>>56892820
Or maybe this
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Poland&country2=Lithuania&city1=Krakow+%28Cracow%29&city2=Vilnius
>>56892826
Lemme guess: you don't work.
>>56888230
$5400/month
>>56892820
yes. i think rent is better indicative.
in spain around 300-400 you can rent a nice apartament of two room in most of the cities.
in the big cities like madrid or Barcelona about 600-700.
>>56892763
that his federal and local administration decided to forego decent, human deserving urban planning and infrastructure design
>>56892672
>8 euros for a Big Mac
Ouch. Here it's £3, but if I wanted to get hot food that isn't of questionable quality I'd get some kind of pastry based snack and drink from Greggs. Costs about the same but is much better.
If I wanted to go to a restaurant I'd have to pay £5-£10 for a plate of food and a drink.
>>56892927
i'm not a wagecuck
>>56888230
€1850/m 3rd Year college work placement.
Also get €750/m from the guberment.
~$8,100
Too bad I'm still a lonely autist with no friends.
>>56893157
I can be your friend for 1k/mo
>>56892976
For 300-400 in the USA you can maybe afford to share a one room apartment with one or more people
>>56888449
This
>>56892590
Our welfare is pretty much the same, what the hell? I thought you had mad oilbux and everyone is a millionaire?
wtf I hate Norge now
>>56893157
What do you do for a living that pays that kind of money?
400 bux
I work part time and go to school
>>56893271
Do you have any kind of welfare system in the States, redpill me on this one. Do you just automatically wind up in the street if you lose your job?
I'm a student, but students are paid to study in denmark so I get around 700euros a month from the government and then I work part-time where I on average get 550 euros a month.
>>56893259
Sure, but you'd have to move to nyc. Tbh at this point I'd actually pay that to have at least one good friend.
>>56888230
About €6000 gross and about €3500 net.
>>56891341
Whoa whole 75 bucks a month? Gee Billy.
>>56893331
Package delivery guy. I usually put in an hour or so of overtime almost everyday.
>>56892590
Bullshit, you can look for other jobs, take one night to write your CV, another to write out a generalized application and then start sending out applications when you have time. You can now prove that you have the ability to get up in the morning and make it to a workplace on time. That puts you way ahead of the people with no experience. It sucks to start at the bottom, but you move up and up, change jobs as you gain more experience and value to your employers.
t. Worked my way up from wrapping christmas presents to driving freight trains in 9 years. No education after high school. Now I make more money than all of my friends who went to the university and got meme-degrees plus no student debts. Working adds a lot of money to your value if you work hard and smart, just don't stagnate and stay in one place for too long.
2700 EUR/month net.
the state pays me 411 euros per moth for being a neet living with mom and pops
2200 pound a month
2700 euros apparently
it's my first full time job, will graduate next month though (will go home to sit a few exams)
>>56893072
>greggs
>better quality than Mcdonalds
its the same if not worse.
>>56893294
It is not really a welfare, and you can get more.
You have no rights to unemployment money if you have never been employed, so you have to do other things to get money, like things intended to get you a real job like this.
You can also get some additionaly money to pay for rent if your income is low enough.
And if you have sold all your belongings and have no money or food, you can get some money even if you don't do anything other than meet and ask for it, just to get you enough for food so you don't starve.
If you are declared unable to work, you can get way more, and likewise, if you lost your job, you can get much for a year or so before they cut your welfare.
>>56893450
you mean 6000 net and 3500 gross.
The day a foreigner speaks better greek than me is the day i kill myself.
>>56893585
At least Greggs doesn't make me throw up.
>>56893494
King of Queens!!!
>>56888230
400€ on average. I barely work 20h/month tho.
>>56893271
>share a room
feels bad. its ok when you are an universitary, but then.....
so, maybe 800-900 dolars in america for rent an appartament only for you?
>>56893542
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_js06IOuLE
I leech off my parents like the piece of shit I am
>>56893542
Can't be true.
Have you ever worked before?
>>56893677
No, net is after taxes.
>>56893677
No wonder you're in debts when you don't know the difference between gross and net.
>>56893695
Actually I do live in Queens. I'm not fat at least.
>>56893677
Was nice knowing you. No wonder you people never pay debts.
>>56888230
It's my 25th birthday today and I've never had a job, nor do I get a single penny from the state. I live off of my parents like a pathetic piece of shit.
Happy birthday to me!
>>56889642
Woah
Man får 9000 som en NEET
Trodde det va lik barn bedrag där man fick ~2000
>>56893435
Where in NYC? Long Island here.
>>56893682
thats because of all the extra butter/margarine.
We have greggs in greece, but they've named it "grigoris".
Took me a while to realise their scheme
>>56893892
Flushing.
>>56893845
Happy Birthday, Håkan! I make 2800 EUR net.
>>56893542
The meme is real
>tfw retard
>>56893929
no need to be embarrased m8 just tell us
>>56889058
Lol wut? US dollars are king
>>56893502
To some degree you are right, you can still search for jobs in your free time. But you can not go around and ask in the stores, because that can only be done when you are working.
A bit frustrated that my work prevented me from going to a store that I had asked around a couple of times to see if they had any openings when they previously said they could. I also can't visit the Nav office to print CVs because they are only open in regular work hours, not that that matters much because I don't have the opportunity to hand them out.
I always fail horribly at the written söknads with personality tests and interviews, so I feel like my best option would be to meet personally, which is impossible.
>>56893894
sneaky m8
Out of curiosity, how do prices in Greece compare to here?
>>56893929
I lived around Kissena Park for a while. A bit north of Forest Hills. Currently I'm in Nassau.
Which company do you work for? I'm floating, considering IT.
>>56893988
god fucking damn it
>>56893542
tfw work in uranium mine for 16 hours a day for 50$ a year.
>>56893802
Never
>>56893802
How is that hard to believe? I was paid €800 a month unemployment and I would have gotten €400 more if I decided to live in a slum instead of with my parents.
>>56893773
that song.
>>56894000
EUR > USD
>>56894041
UPS.
>>56893375
We have a welfare system but it's hanging on by a thread because it's assumed that everyone on it is lazy and just free loading. I know a couple friends from high school who ended up as bums shortly after losing their already shitty jobs. 'Merica fuck yeah!
Around $800 part time. I have free rent and mostly free food. $80 gas, $200 booze, $20 internet porn, $300 hookers, the rest goes to toiletry's, clothing, medical, and other non essential items.
>>56894021
identical prices (if not higher), much lower wages.
>>56894217
Is it a good job? For 35/hour and the only requirement driving around and throwing packages on doorsteps, it seems reasonably comfy. Maybe I'll look into it. Not sure what I want to do.
about 600€, which is fine for me. live in a farm. have my own food and water. not a big spender, only thing i really pay is taxes, electricity and internet. decent amount in my bank account
>>56894209
How so? The euro is a food idea for you people being right next to each other but the USD is definitely much more influential, even being worth less
>>56894456
EU is the larger market.
>>56894456
USD is monopoly money.
EUR has bridges n sheit.
>>56894004
Idunno. It's like, if you believe you can do it you are right. If you believe you can't do it you are also right. Sounds corny, but it does have a kernel of truth. Maybe ask your boss to get off one hour early one day to talk to someone or try to make a phone call. I once got a friend to print out stuff for me. Then there are libraries, they often have printers. Some towns have printer stores. Like I said, if you think you can do it you can do it. There is always a way to make it, and always a reason to fail.
>>56894489
The us is the largest consumer state though, I'd guess that much more is sold to us then most other places therefore most other countries must deal with USD to some extent
>>56894370
It's a great job at least in my opinion. The people on my stops are pretty nice. I got a bottle of Grey Goose from one of my stops on Christmas, too bad I don't drink.
>>56893845
It's my 26th birthday today. 1 year ago, I've never had a job, nor did I get a single penny from the state and lived off of my parents.
Now I have a full time, fun job and am supporting myself.
You have 1 year anon.
Happy birthday
>>56894490
Wow you sure showed me, we invented monopoly bro of course it's based on USD also there's bridges with USD as well, almost every country trades with us I'd they don't they're probably 3rd world or not worth the space they occupy. Nature of the beast when we dominate the world markets, when USD crashes we all crash
>>56894686
>there's bridges with USD as well
No there are not. Trash'd.
>>56894206
je la chante quand je vais prendre mon petit-déj’ au macdo a 15h
€752 a month in NEETbux.
My father earns €75,000 a year as an engineer.
Pottery.
>>56894726
Damn I'm just getting rekt aren't I? Oh btw I make about $3200USD a month to contribute to threat
~7500 EUR
>>56893620
Still the same, if you have ever been employed for a certain period of time they'll give you more money/month. If i was laid off now, I'd get something like 1600e before taxes.
>>56894312
Does if vary depending on state?
>>56888230
around 2500 €
Around $12.000, I live in a very expensive city though
>>56893845
>Happy birthday
Sorry, i don't have any rare pepe, but take this picture. It's always make me smile when sad.
>>56888230
1500 non-taxed €
>>56895489
Can americucks read? He said net.
OP, how high is that for polish standards?
400 euro, I'm studying and I live with my parents so isn't too bad.
>>56896262
i would say on the higher middle end
>>56896131
fucking subhuman degenerate nigger monkeys
Nothing. I depend on my parents.
>>56888230
About 1000 euros, but I don't work, it's just my parents laundering money.
>>56897115
>it's just my parents laundering money.
>flag
>>56891341
>>56896131
WTF
>>56896262
Average to above average in my city
>>56888230
You must live like a king with that kind of money over there.
>>56888901
how do you survive when one PLEX is like a million
>>56901405
fuck off with your autist world
>>56901963
at least i'm getting paid in real money fuccboi
I make 4300 USD, after taxes and all of that I get like 3500 USD tho
1233 euros in welfare
