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In Uganda, you'd see rich kids getting helicoptered to their prom location. I guess Uganda is richer than Missippi?
There are assumptions held by Brits about US living standards that are literally 30 years out of date. If you look at metrics such as avg. house size, penetration of AC, retail energy costs, median disposable income across the income distribution the gap vs the UK is yawning
the united states is objectively richer than europe but we spend all our money in extremely stupid ways
The range makes all the difference - this woman in the UK would make the rational choice to stop working at £100k due to tax cliffs or £90k revenue before having to apply VAT and bump prices for zero gain. Letting her loose on the pockets of rich parents is good for everyone
curious, what do SEC schools offer other than the athletics? like is there a cheerleader/athlete track that would incentivise this kind of behaviour
If you would’ve read that second screenshot it says a lot of those students are from the northeast. Most of SEC schools enrollment rise is from out of staters fleeing deteriorating, increasingly woke schools up north. Rich ppl, not from south, willing to spend
There was just a month of posting about how Europeans don't have air conditioning, do.tjet really not realize how much poorer they are? Effective state propaganda if true.
This is nice copium to keep US goys from revolting, meanwhile facts are brutal for US vs UK comparison 😬 Poorest 10% in UK has better standard of living than 90% of Americans. Fact, not opinion btw
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All the wealth of America goes into wasteful private luxuries instead of broad public services and goods
Exactly. There’s a small but significant population of very rich people in the south that heavily inflate the average. Regular people in Mississippi might as well live in a third world country compared to Western Europe
There’s a value proposition here that people aren’t seeing. Maybe this is how families demonstrate value to their increasingly independent children who will now be exposed to a lot of competing values.