According to data from Environics Analytics WealthScapes published in the Globe and Mail, the net worth of the average Canadian household in 2011 was $363,202, while the average American household’s net worth was $319,970.C'mon people, we're starving down here! Seriously. We're down to about a hundred of your "kilogrammes."
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Monday, July 16, 2012
Brother Can You Spare A Loon?
Now we know where to ask for moneybeg to maintain our lavish existence:
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Are you fucking kidding me? My household net worth is some pocket lint and half a quart of leftover mac n cheese.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I don't do laundry because the skidmarks in my underpants contribute to my household net worth...
Net Worth Editor:
ReplyDeleteWe've already gone through the mac & cheese, it's pkgs. of ramen now.
LUXURY!!
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I would seriously enjoy watching someone like Rmoney try to survive on minimum wage.
ReplyDeleteBroke/Broken Editor:
ReplyDeleteWe'd enjoy seeing him try to live on our gummint stipend, which actually pays more after taxes than our last wage-slavery. Bet he'd be shocked when he went in to the grocery store as a shopper for the first time in his existence.
mac n cheese
ReplyDeleteThat is known by the exotic name of Kraft Dinner in the best country in North America.
Continental Editor:
ReplyDeleteMeskin libel!!