$45k a year
3.75k a month

$1000 a month for an apartment so
2.75k a month

You can’t flip 2.75k a month into never working again within 5 years yo a lame with no ambition

Huh?

Edit: lmao I corrected it

100k

Millions, fym op

Well by 0 debt you mean that I assume the car and house I want are all paid for?

If not then at least 90k, with my lil med student soon enough that's a 200k household. So I can keep affording my current lifestyle lmao. I make 75k base salary with incentives which can actually end up much higher than 90k for the year.

I'm not like crazy, I just want to be able to afford a new or not so used nice car every couple of years (next one is probably gonna be a 2019 S4), enough to please myself from time to time with new coffee and kitchen tools and office stuff like mechanical keyboards, keycaps, switches, mice, monitors and enough to furnish a decent 2 garage place.

The only thing I'm lacking is a nice house but that's because I'm all alone right now. Waiting on my girl to graduate and help out.

Some of you itt don’t know ya worth

The salarycucks itt

We can do better than that boys. We becoming owners and not having no damn salary cap. Think bigger.

damn a lot of you guys are naive as f*** huh?

Where I live 36k is ok

Billions, stack this cash and lay low like barbarians
Brazilians

Dont forget to take out taxes on your paycheck. Also don't forvet food, car payment, car insurance, gas, phone bill, wifi, electric bill, medical insurances (health, dental, vision, etc)

And if you got a girlfriend or kids then that's a whole other discussion

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I just need like 40k, grind it out,
Make some good investments and will be millionaire in 10 years. Speaking it into existence 🤩💪

You will never be satisfied with your salary

You will want to keep going up and up

Its a trap

$400k

to be comfortable probably like 75k
to live the life I want to a few hundred million lmao

90-six figs

the fall off is just as drastic though

I wanna make at least $400k a year

My man

I thought CRNA is a master's degree. Can't you apply for the CRNA program if you've already had critical care experience by the time you acquire your master's?

Yes.

lol neither the average youtuber or the average rapper is making much money

All that s*** you mentioned can be found in a studio apartment package for cheap.

Pro tip on the girlfriend part: don’t get one

Even with the other stuff I could bring up yearly average numbers per adult around me age and it wouldn’t amount to enough to make a dent in my massive savings.

Which I have been investing into stocks and forex in my free time btw