[Image] Got a Big Fat Check from Google.

H2oBoy said:

I fail to see how 3% of the population equates to a TON of people...care to elaborate?

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310,965,286 people in the USA alone. Even at 1/10th of 1% of the population (1 out of every 1,000 people) that is still 310,965 people making over that amount. You don't consider 310,965 to be a ton of people? I sure do. That is like the size of an entire established medium sized city.

A ton of people isn't saying the Majority of people. But it is saying that it wouldn't be the hardest thing to imagine running into someone who looks at 15k/month as a step down in pay.

Kickflip said:

310,965,286 people in the USA alone. Even at 1/10th of 1% of the population (1 out of every 1,000 people) that is still 310,965 people making over that amount. You don't consider 310,965 to be a ton of people? I sure do. That is like the size of an entire established medium sized city.

A ton of people isn't saying the Majority of people. But it is saying that it wouldn't be the hardest thing to imagine running into someone who looks at 15k/month as a step down in pay.

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Exactally, thanks for making my point. Like you said that is just for the US! take that equation and figure it out for the entire world of 6,5xx,xxx,xxx. It actually make me feel like a broke ass loser for not making $15K a month.

congrats!

excellent, now just change to USD
and that would be huge

OP, congrats! Ignore the haters. The ONLY reason somebody would take the time to post hater comments is it makes themselves feel better by trying to take somebody down a peg.

Doesn't matter if it's fake or real except to somebody who feels bad when they see other people claim to be successful.

There are two ways to build the tallest building in a town. You can either get up early and stay up late and work all day on your building, or you can know the other guys' buildings down.

And btw $15,000 in india is a lot of bling. I have a friend there who's adopted 100 orphan kids and it costs $30,000 USD to support all 100 for a year.