WORST SCHOOL IN NSW? (1 Viewer)

[shoulfer]

we live in sydney man, have you been to coles recently 5 bucks for a bag of chips is insane

its 5 dollars mate surely you can spare 5 dollars

 

[person3024]

its 5 dollars mate surely you can spare 5 dollars

5 dollars + million dollar houses n mortgages yeah

 

[shoulfer]

5 dollars + million dollar houses n mortgages yeah

yea I doubt you have a mortgage mate

 

[person3024]

yea I doubt you have a mortgage mate

you were talking about families were you not

 

[shoulfer]

you were talking about families were you not

I was but its just 5 bucks on top of like a 5 million dollar house mortgage its not that bad

 

[gooner]

we live in sydney man, have you been to coles recently 5 bucks for a bag of chips is insane

?? really i thought that was good

 

[currynoodlesbonanza]

this is fucking crazy

Wdym bus drivers get 200k and plus the number of kids Doesnt affect how much u make. It’s so easy to make 200k as parents in Sydney tho idk Whatd so surprising. Plus u got Centrelink u literally can’t be poor in this country

 

[currynoodlesbonanza]

200k/year is considered poor in Sydney mate

 

[igor9]

200k/year is considered poor in Sydney mate

fr isn't 100k like minimum wage, times that by two working parents u already got 200k?

 

[bcv]

fr isn't 100k like minimum wage, times that by two working parents u already got 200k?

minimum wage is $24.10 an hour or $915.90 a week.

 

[shoulfer]

minimum wage is $24.10 an hour or $915.90 a week.

surely no one actually makes that little especially if they are supporting a family

 

[igor9]

minimum wage is $24.10 an hour or $915.90 a week.

i don't think that is right. they wouldn't be able to afford anything in this economy especially, u must be mistaken.

 

[bcv]

i don't think that is right. they wouldn't be able to afford anything in this economy especially, u must be mistaken.

search it up

 

[bcv]

surely no one actually makes that little especially if they are supporting a family

depends on their job, but since the person before me stated that min. wage was 100k, im talking abt minimum wage, not a person supporting their family.

 

[igor9]

search it up

damn it still seems like the data may be outdated, i swear i heard a stat that if u made a 100k per year, u only had like $200-300 to spend on urself like each week which seems like nothing if u think abt it.

 

[Trebla]

From recent data, the median annual salary in Australia is about $65k whereas the average annual salary is about $98k (so obviously skewed by outlier high income earners). This is all before income tax and across all age groups (i.e. including experienced workers).

For reference, for a typical graduate job (out of university) the annual salary is roughly $60k-$70k.

It's a pretty well known societal issue that someone with a median annual salary would struggle to afford a house at the median price.

 

[bcv]

damn it still seems like the data may be outdated, i swear i heard a stat that if u made a 100k per year, u only had like $200-300 to spend on urself like each week which seems like nothing if u think abt it.

brudda they js implemented the new minimum wage in 2024.

 

[igor9]

From recent data, the median annual salary in Australia is about $65k whereas the average annual salary is about $98k (so obviously skewed by outlier high income earners). This is all before income tax and across all age groups (i.e. including experienced workers).

For reference, for a typical graduate job (out of university) the annual salary is roughly $60k-$70k.

It's a pretty well known societal issue that someone with a median annual salary would struggle to afford a house at the median price.

oh sorry, maybe i mixed up median and average salary for minimum wage, i guess the stats bit in math adv didn't rub off on me.

 

[shoulfer]

From recent data, the median annual salary in Australia is about $65k whereas the average annual salary is about $98k (so obviously skewed by outlier high income earners). This is all before income tax and across all age groups (i.e. including experienced workers).

For reference, for a typical graduate job (out of university) the annual salary is roughly $60k-$70k.

It's a pretty well known societal issue that someone with a median annual salary would struggle to afford a house at the median price.

no way that's real man how is half the population fiending on less than 65k

 

[igor9]

no way that's real man how is half the population fiending on less than 65k

fr though it's still hard to believe. oh well my thoughts go out to those in the bottom half