Do you think its rude when people ask how much you make?

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Is so why? Was just having a discussion about this with my friend, personally I dont mind. But him, he really wants to keep it personal (he doesnt even tell his girlfriend or mum).


Thoughts?
 
Well they ask me, "How much you make"?

Then I tell them I make average $3,000 a day. They don't believe me and ask me what do you do.

Uhmm... media buying.

I don't tell them I do cloaking media buying since they won't understand lel.
 
If I can trust you then ill tell you.
 
Well they ask me, "How much you make"?

Then I tell them I make average $3,000 a day. They don't believe me and ask me what do you do.

Uhmm... media buying.

I don't tell them I do cloaking media buying since they won't understand lel.

Why don't you buy a forum with your money and do these things there ?
 
I don't tell anyone about how much I make. I get teased enough just by buying things with cold hard cash. It's only rude when people are almost getting angry when I refuse to tell them lol
 
I think transparency and honesty is good. I don't see any reason why you should hide income or estates in a society.
It would be better if we would actually know how much everybody earns, so we could distribute it fairer. Because some people earn nothing from an important activity they do and some earning a fortune although they don't contribute to society at all.
 
Well they ask me, "How much you make"?

Then I tell them I make average $3,000 a day. They don't believe me and ask me what do you do.

Uhmm... media buying.

I don't tell them I do cloaking media buying since they won't understand lel.


i don't believe you've ever spoke without mentioning cloaking.
 
Well they ask me, "How much you make"?

Then I tell them I make average $3,000 a day. They don't believe me and ask me what do you do.

Uhmm... media buying.

I don't tell them I do cloaking media buying since they won't understand lel.

Can you lend me $20 for my weekly bus pass tomorrow plz
 
Well they ask me, "How much you make"?

Then I tell them I make average $3,000 a day. They don't believe me and ask me what do you do.

Uhmm... media buying.

I don't tell them I do cloaking media buying since they won't understand lel.

OK you are making 3000/day using cloaking ( so raphish ) .. we get it.
 
Never ask a girl her age or a man how much he makes.

Its descent or polite to not ask because not everyone likes to share it.

If you want to be motivated from someone, you dont really need to know how much he makes. Thats my point. I dont share what I make with anyone other than my family.
 
Just say u make "decent cash" for a living.

Or else bunch of message asking want to borrow your money, or ask you to help them making big money just like you do.
 
Never ask a girl her age or a man how much he makes.

Its descent or polite to not ask because not everyone likes to share it.

If you want to be motivated from someone, you dont really need to know how much he makes. Thats my point. I dont share what I make with anyone other than my family.
that's an out of line concept in my view. If women get offended when you ask them how old they are, they probably need a rod too because they're fishing for compliments. Personally, I wouldn't be bothered if someone asked me how much I make. Life has taught me that money makes fake friends and that nobody really cares about you apart from those that have been with you since before you had anything.
 
What one can do if he knows how much you earn only the thing is,do not share the experience and idea with the person,then it will be very easy and you look cool on the other hand,just show your bank balance to him.
 
It depends who asks. I find it very offending if I guy I hardly know asks. I don't mind if a friend does. In both cases though, the result is the same: always pretend to be just below average - no need to create passive enemies.
 
Love it.. When they realize that "home job" makes more money then their 9-5 job its hilarious
 
Yes. I only discuss it with a few certain family members and a couple of close friends.

It's no one elses business what I make.
 
I don't think it's appropriate to ask someone how much they make no matter what profession they're in. But when it comes to people asking me how much I make, given that I'm an internet marketer and there's no real stats on salaries and things like that, I can kind of understand why people ask. It's almost always an innocent question whenever I'm asked it. The exception being those one or two jealous fuckers who want to see if their regular job pays them more than you make so they can clown on digital jobs.
 
I usually turn it around and ask them how much they make.

They either get offended and realise what they just asked, or they tell me and I got "oh right, interesting" like I just judged them then change subject when they ask me to share that information.
 
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