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Granted, but it's still a decent margin above the median millenial at $33k/yr. I would have liked to see at least one closer to the median.
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Wow. A noncompete to make sandwiches.
Millennial men with different incomes
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Cost of healthcare has skyrocketed. As has housing, as you've mentioned. Those are much bigger expenses than groceries and clothing, so those lowered costs are not offsetting the biggest jumps.
Education as well. Healthcare, education, and housing (near a good job) are the tickets to a stable middle class life and they're out of reach for many.
Don't forget, for most parts of the country, a car too. The fourth guy is being limited by his lack of a vehicle.
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http://www.governing.com/topics/transportation-infrastructur...
So 92% of Seattle (the city, not the region, which is a weird way to look at Seattle transit, but sure) transit commuters are above the poverty line...? That's literally all the data actually said. If your no-content comment was supposed to convey something else, I'm afraid it's lost on me.
https://imgur.com/a/DV6Nd
you could try actually reading it.