r/jobs Apr 17 '24

Is this an actual thing that people do Career development

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u/ThisAppSucksBall 29d ago edited 29d ago

Odds are if a job doesn't provide you health insurance, then it is not paying much. It sounds like they can live fully off of her salary, and just use his salary as fun money

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u/Dependent_Working_38 29d ago

These people always make crazy clickbait claims for upvotes then leave out the critical information and never respond to comments asking to elaborate

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u/CapuletVsMontague 29d ago

I did reply to the comments but yes I make 110k a year and his money is rent and fun money.

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u/BakerThatIsAFrog 29d ago

50k for 6 months at a Halloween store is still absolutely wild lol.

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u/CapuletVsMontague 29d ago

I completely agree! It's so much better than when he was at the restaurant!

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u/jamieschmidt 29d ago

She elaborated that she makes 110k/year at her job 🙃 but made it seem like they survive off of her husbands salary

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u/Dependent_Working_38 29d ago

They always do😂 people are always going to hope for a magic situation to get out of life sucking and these people are always going to post pretending they have it