@@steveh5307 I think they got a better mix. In the US the median salary is like $50K this means 50% are below and 50% are above. When they do videos where everyone makes $200k+ it is the top 1% of earners, they either are only focusing on the super successful or the entrepreneurs are misrepresenting their revenue as income or this channel is sampling a biased subset that consists mostly of 1% earners.

@@wanderer1857 >>> I think it’s more of a response bias. People that make a lot of money are more likely to agree to sharing it on camera for everyone to see.

@@steveh5307 I work in consumer research and trust me most of those incomes isn’t representative of the US. Most people will lie if you ask them how much they make. Best to ask for a range instead.

​@@briantbmoth6472Florida isnt Cheap, especially from Ocala going down , pay in Orlando sucks.

Thats because pay in Orlando fckin sucks

In the midwest ,they’re almost getting $30 an hour😮😢

$50/hr for being all the way up there and the danger

He getting robbed 😢😢

Its just window cleaning, the pay is to get you to go up there😅 hell nahhhh. Needs 25+

I make 17 dollars an hour with overtime if I want it. But my job is much easier and a hell of a lot safer than high rise window cleaning!

Let me guess home insurance want another $8-10k a year from you!?

Floridas not suppose to be cheap

@@rjp2755yes it is. My parents are retired and they are moving down to a retiree place. 2 bed is 460 per month. In a nice community that is for retired postal workers.

It's cheap compared to NYC. I like Florida bought a place there during the pandemic. Still living in NYC but I have my place. When I'm ready to move down I'll have one of those happy Florida faces compared to my current grumpy NYC face. I walked away from the Dems so no worries I'll help turn Fl. blue

Because all the people from California and other states moving here

I bet you she’s Latina. It’s common in our ethnicity even among all the nationalities.

Yeah cuz my black ass parents put me out at 17. And I was a good kid.

​@@KarenLeos91 she's clearly Latino

You must’ve bought a cheap place pre-pandemic.

Water do you live and how long is your mortgage?

Wow!! well done

@@kashfortheking he bought a 60k house lol

Tf do you live

Yeah it blows. I also have an MA and work in the social service field. We certainly chose the calling over the cash lol

That’s pretty realistic for a first job out of college for most non-STEM majors. But she has the ability to double her salary after her license comes in. She’s probably just finishing up her state mandated hours at a lower salary.

I was a d student all throughout School, barely got into a city college and got bad grades there too, became an entrepreneur and a self-made millionaire. I never have to work again.

The math is NOT mathing

She’s just starting out. Doesn’t even have her license yet.

More people don’t realize this and keep coming to Orlando thinking it will be cheaper. Like no y’all are making it even more expensive. Orlando and Miami are some of the two most expensive places for millennials or something. Along with three cities in Cali.

@@girlgoneplaces that’s funny because I’ve looked at real estate in Orlando and it’s cheaper and better value for most places there than it is where I live now

@@entirelybonkers8832 people wanna move to Florida to take advantage of its amenities then complain about Ron DeSantis and it being a red state then go back to your blue states where your flooded with taxes and crime.

@@girlgoneplaces lol Orlando it so cheap compared to Miami it’s not even a joke

She might have a roommate and still be paying $1500. I just did a quick Google search for Orlando apartments and 2/2s are going for $2200-$3000 right now.

Haaaaa

I love the therapist Very eatable

I agree. I wish people coming from other states that paid more will stay in those states cause they are driving up the rent here entirely too much.

Yes. I live here and housing prices have gone up soo much but pay is not catching up. And I’m a nurse.

He's Hispanic they usually are family oriented and put there money together

Some of these people may be understating by not counting OT hrs.

If he makes $21 an hour that equates to 43K a year which is decent money. I live in a new development in the Orlando area and plenty of my neighbors are Hispanic and Puerto Rican working blue collar jobs like him whether if it’s HVAC, Truck Driving, or Electrician making $40K-$60K a year and they live in big houses pretty much. Don’t rely on the salary alone there is many factors that plays in to this like overtime, family members or love partner living with you, experience, side hustles etc.

I mean if he makes 42k and wify makes 42k thats 84k my friend, thats not white power, latino power, black power, nothing thats love power and begins within

Thats cap

That’s major cap. You probably live in NY or CAL

Not much! For grad students, depending on your degree, the average in Florida is 45K (non-stem major). But if you are in STEM, I've seen salaries higher than 60K for scientists in FL. Again, it is how you market yourself when applying for jobs!

Where do you guys live and for how long is your mortgage?

@@blanktitle198 30 year mortgage , fixed rate in VA

How much was the house if you don’t mind me asking? I’d love a $400 mortgage 😩

Thx

Yeah In this area she'd need to be a clinical director at most agencies to make $75

You provided a salary base for California. Which is completely different that other areas . A lot of social workers leave the field because the pay is so low. I graduated with a BSW and worked with children in foster care starting pay was only $15 in NEW York ( not NYC) Cps workers are paid maybe around $19 , while managing a entire families needs, driving your vehicle into the ground, and trying to fight for resources . I love my work but wish we could be compensated enough to stay in the field .

@@patrickwade1274 so my reference to salaries was with an msw. With a BSW or a BA in psychology or sociology, you're you're only going to be making anywhere from $4,200 a month to $5,500 a month. I do have a friend who recently went into the private sector silver cases a lot smaller and she does have an MSW and she's happy only making $60,000 a year but expects to be making $82,000 a year 4 years. This for California is not a lot of pain but she likes not having a lot of stress in her job. That is a problem with social work, there is quite a bit of stress and child protect services but if your license you can work at Kaiser or a hospital for about $175k a year

@@patrickwade1274 patrick, as an example if you were to work for Kern county social services or department of human services you'll be making I think $3,800 a month which isn't a lot but it is enough to maybe buy a house and have a car and live fairly well, been overtime you would make a little more. If you get a masters then you're looking at $86,000. Yes, sorry Patrick I forgot that another States BSW is enough here you do need a MSW and a license to break the $150,000 mark

Hey! I’m thinking about obtaining my LMSW and doing counseling. What state are you from because I keep hearing the average salary is like 50-60k for this type of work. Do you have any advice?

@@cristylee7463 I practice in NY. $70k is starting for most LMSWs here. The real money is in program management/administration. Most of the SWs I know make low six figures . Lowest salaries tend to be in harm reduction/addiction services. Find the very cheapest MSW program to make it worth it with the loans.

I thought he software engineer was going to say a higher number

@@sisterstaketoo1981 ​ Orlando area and Florida in general has lower wages compared to the west coast and New York. Plus cost of living is higher in those states anyways so they accommodate the wages. Also those states have taxes so you get money slashed from you. A SWE in Florida makes you around $90K-$100K but no income taxes. A SWE in Cali, Seattle, or NY can make a $100K+ but reality is when Uncle Sam comes collect your $180K-$200K income, you’ll receive back your income tax the same amount as an engineer makes in Florida.

Naah, not really. Our cost of living ist just significantly different. We have a much higher standard of living, on average, although our wages are lower. At least over here in Germany

I get that perspective, but you also have to consider that our cost of living is pretty high, food ia more expensive, higher education is astronomically expensive, our medical care sucks for what we pay for it, and jobs completely control moat peoples' lives. I'd gladly take a paycut if it meant free/affordable college, mandated sick leave/vacation time, and universal healthcare.

Ocala is country living and very rural. Much more affordable than orlando .

You know we can see our payslips right? Usually it tells you what you’re going to make per year. It’s not that ridiculous to make 100k in tech. I’d say that’s low for a software engineer

@@pabbaditya I wasn't saying it was impossible I was just making a simple observation. Like I said I'm not hating it's just very uncommon to see in my perspective. Respectfully.

@@EbaDrumz uncommon for the same job title to make the same? Makes no sense what you said

@@EbaDrumz bruh, i make 100k and i just graduated, it’s not that uncommon actually

Dude I’m cloud architect and SRE easily you can make 150k to 250k 100k is peanut these days for software engineers 👩‍💻

Aerospace I think he means

He wants to engine space itself lol

In Orlando area, 43K which this guy makes in yearly salary is considered middle class. You can get yourself a nice one bed apartment with $1500 a month. He should make about $3,640 a month before taxes. That should be enough to get by if he’s not spending like crazy or buying the new Mercedes and getting monthly payments of $600.

Yep and she prob smells funny too.

???

Mayo and can cheese sandwich

Are you too looking for a sugar daddy?

You forget he is a high rise window cleaner, which means he is working under the blasting rays of the sun and he could fall and die. While the social worker is working inside an office with a/c and not risking her life.