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The average hourly wage in 1986 was $7.87, meaning it took slightly more than 1 hour of labor to buy this meal.
The average hourly wage today is $29.66, and you can buy this same meal for $27.19 at my local BK — less than 1 hour of labor. https://t.co/zexCfHOkt3
— Jeremy ‘adjusted for inflation’ Horpedahl
(@jmhorp) March 3, 2024
We are dealing with a LARGE surge of traffic – apologies for any issues you encounter. The team is working to remediate.
— Brian Armstrong
(@brian_armstrong) February 28, 2024
this monke just sold for $567,000.
this penguin just sold for $531,000.
this punk just sold for $16,000,000.
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— Corey Hoffstein
(@choffstein) March 4, 2024
“After first 2-3 millions, a paid off home and a good car, there is no difference in qualify of life between you and Jeff Bezos”
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— Austin Rief
(@austin_rief) February 28, 2024
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