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MPowerKai 08-22-2006 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by bastid
Medical software.

Bill Gates!!!!

Yellow_S4 08-22-2006 11:22 AM
I am a satellite survivability engineer for Lockheed Martin Commercial Space Systems…I guess I'm a rocket scientist? I get paid pretty well although I have to save most of it so that I can afford to go to graduate school :roll:

SexyDSM95 08-22-2006 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Yellow_S4
I am a satellite survivability engineer for Lockheed Martin Commercial Space Systems…I guess I'm a rocket scientist? I get paid pretty well although I have to save most of it so that I can afford to go to graduate school :roll:
You don't work at the KOP location, do you?

vwcorradokid 08-22-2006 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by SexyDSM95
My mom lives in Yokosuka, JPN somewhere...

I work for an accounting firm in Southampton. I do the administrative work/IT Work/Whatever the CPA's don't want to do work. My salary really depends on how much OT I work during the tax season. So my base salary is around $35k, but it ranges from $35-42k. I am not an accountant either, the junior accountant who works with me (who does not have his CPA) makes double what I do. So, just imagine what getting your CPA does for you. *HINT* My boss charges $160/hour for his services.

I also have a second job back at Circuit City. I will be in the department I use to be in as a PC Tech/Sales making $9.50/hour.

*EDIT* Oh yea, I also forgot to add I am also in the Naval Reserves. I am an Intelligence Specialist with the paygrade of an E-4. So whatever that salary is...

...being house broke sucks! So, I am finally doing something about it.
Somehow Sandy and "intelligence" don't seem fitting for each other. haha.

SexyDSM95 08-22-2006 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by vwcorradokid
Somehow Sandy and "intelligence" don't seem fitting for each other. haha.
...that's exactly what your mom thought before she caught me giving the Blumpkin to your dad

bastid 08-22-2006 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by wgknestrick
Coming from the medical area, you sound like you feel guilty for how much you are paid.
I don't feel guilty about it, I earned every last penny of it through long hours and hard work. I just make more money than the average bear and would prefer not to disclose it publicly :)

R33P3R007 08-22-2006 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by SexyDSM95
...that's exactly what your mom thought before she caught me giving the Blumpkin to your dad

thats quality .... lol.

vwcorradokid 08-22-2006 11:46 AM
I work for a fairly large (for this industry), very technologically advanced cabinetmaking shop. I do much of the, benefits, payroll, IT work and even get to travel around the country to fix any mistakes that people here may have made. Perks of the job are being sent to places like Las Vegas for 3 days, Beverly Hills for 4 days, and Fort Lauderdale for 3 days. Not to mention the capability to make insane subwoofer enclosures (provided I can get some machine time).

I make enough money to pay for all my toys and still have some money to spare.

Yellow_S4 08-22-2006 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by SexyDSM95
You don't work at the KOP location, do you?
Nah I work in their Newtown facility about 1 mile from my house :mrgreen:

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Originally Posted by bastid
I don't feel guilty about it, I earned every last penny of it through long hours and hard work. I just make more money than the average bear and would prefer not to disclose it publicly :)
So just how much does the "average bear" get paid :-p

bastid 08-22-2006 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Yellow_S4
So just how much does the "average bear" get paid :-p
I think the average household in America sees about $44,000 a year before taxes. I couldn't find any concrete data on individual citizen avg. income.

Yellow_S4 08-22-2006 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by bastid
I think the average household in America sees about $44,000 a year before taxes. I couldn't find any concrete data on individual citizen avg. income.
YOU SERIOUS!?!?! Then again most of my friends make around $35,000-$45,000 :wink: Well then....I guess I'm with you Bastid in the "more then the average bear" club :banana:

gary 08-22-2006 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by bastid
I don't feel guilty about it, I earned every last penny of it through long hours and hard work. I just make more money than the average bear and would prefer not to disclose it publicly :)
Since I worked for WebMD for a little over 3 years... I know your well off. Medical Software Sales is a big market. Want to pay some of my bills?

igo4bmx 08-22-2006 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Yellow_S4
YOU SERIOUS!?!?! Then again most of my friends make around $35,000-$45,000 :wink: Well then....I guess I'm with you Bastid in the "more then the average bear" club :banana:

also i think average household equates to a man and woman both working... right?

SexyDSM95 08-22-2006 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by igo4bmx
also i think average household equates to a man and woman both working... right?
Yea...because then that sucks I am below average with my own house and two vehicles....

XxaltezzaxX 08-22-2006 01:39 PM
Work for a company that makes KVM switches, I make 11.50 an hour. As of right now I'm studying for my certs so I can get in the network adminisitration field.

05GT 08-22-2006 01:39 PM
Gah....so many posts already lol.

I'm a systems admin/systems tech...(title it what you will lol)...and I make about $65k/yr.

igo4bmx 08-22-2006 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by XxaltezzaxX
Work for a company that makes KVM switches, I make 11.50 an hour. As of right now I'm studying for my certs so I can get in the network adminisitration field.

ooh what kind?

poolmike 08-22-2006 01:53 PM
My wife and I are surviving with my pool service business. We are having a really good second season in business, but our expenses are crazy. Insurance is insane for anything involving chemicals.

I'm aiming for $175-200k in total service sales by mid-November. After expenses and insane taxes, we might actually have some extra cash saved.
Next year should be a lot better with a little more advertising.:banana:

Yellow_S4 08-22-2006 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by poolmike
My wife and I are surviving with my pool service business. We are having a really good second season in business, but our expenses are crazy. Insurance is insane for anything involving chemicals.

I'm aiming for $175-200k in total service sales by mid-November. After expenses and insane taxes, we might actually have some extra cash saved.
Next year should be a lot better with a little more advertising.:banana:
I'm only slaving for "the man" hopefully for a year until I can get back to school...then its off to own my own business like "the pool man" :cool: You will never make it big unless your the one cutting the checks. :thumbup:

igo4bmx 08-22-2006 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by poolmike
My wife and I are surviving with my pool service business. We are having a really good second season in business, but our expenses are crazy. Insurance is insane for anything involving chemicals.

I'm aiming for $175-200k in total service sales by mid-November. After expenses and insane taxes, we might actually have some extra cash saved.
Next year should be a lot better with a little more advertising.:banana:

if you show up and wear a thong for the older ladies, maybe you'll get more "emergency calls" ;)


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