Managers' pay-Total Bullshit?

Group 62 is the Heartland Group! Iowa and parts of Illinois, Nebraska and South Dakota. We are pretty spread out.

Originally Posted by exeracmgr

No, I did not work in 62. I came from GP55--where is 62 by the way????

Why are you posting in the group 62 section telling us what we earn...please fuck off!

None of the points you made have any relevance here!

Originally Posted by exeracmgr

No, I did not work in 62. I came from GP55--where is 62 by the way????

Oh my...It looks like they don't grow them very bright in GP 55. Obviously, you didn't require a lot of brain cells to amass that huge $74,000 salary either. Don't you see the NE, IA, IL, SD posted next to the GP 62 thread?

Erac really needs to have a cost of living increase for So Calif. Its absurd. I live in the Riverside/San Bernardino area where the average price of a new home being built is nearly $500k, and that is for a cookie cutter, shit ass, 1500 sq ft house mind you. I made about $75000 last year, but in order to buy a house here, you basically need a minimum of about $120000 to qualify. So, what do u do????? Well, I am interviewing out of Calif to someplace more affordable, and no, not with ERAC

i think we are under paid for all that we go thru on a daily basis, but is it really that bad, i did clear 52,000 last year.

[UsedToBleedGreen]

Originally Posted by Erac Manager

i think we are under paid for all that we go thru on a daily basis, but is it really that bad, i did clear 52,000 last year.

But do you live in the CA area? 52K might be doing allright if the cost of living isn't so inflated in your neck of the woods.

Originally Posted by Erac Manager

i think we are under paid for all that we go thru on a daily basis, but is it really that bad, i did clear 52,000 last year.

$52K? No way. That is almost poverty level here. No way in god green earth will that afford a $750000 CONDO here. And if I decide to move inland, where the price of a new house is affordable, ($500000), then I have to spend nearly 2 hours in traffic EACHWAY for a 35 mile commute. Complete crap. So cal is absurd. I actually heard that $500000 is the cheapest house being built now in my area. Unfuckingbelievable. A god damn doublewide it over $350k in LANCASTER/ That place is the pit of hell. s

It's tough to own houses in southern california, yet almost every manager I know has one, or a townhome, which start at 350,000.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It's tough to own houses in southern california, yet almost every manager I know has one, or a townhome, which start at 350,000.

Well, when did they buy??? If it was over 3 years ago, then that explains it. Do they have a spouse that is contribuiting?? These are important ??'s, cuz, let me tell you, the average price for a new house in Orange County is $765000. Average in Calif alone is about $550000. Please tell me how a manager making $75000, and that is pushing it, can afford this??? They cant even qualify for a loan. So unless they bought 3-4 years ago, have a trust fund, or had a piece of property they sold to buy, there is no way they can afford to buy shit in California.

[slave no more]

Originally Posted by Pharmaceuticals

Well, when did they buy??? If it was over 3 years ago, then that explains it. Do they have a spouse that is contribuiting?? These are important ??'s, cuz, let me tell you, the average price for a new house in Orange County is $765000. Average in Calif alone is about $550000. Please tell me how a manager making $75000, and that is pushing it, can afford this??? They cant even qualify for a loan. So unless they bought 3-4 years ago, have a trust fund, or had a piece of property they sold to buy, there is no way they can afford to buy shit in California.

The only way they could afford it is on an interest only loan and that is a huge scam in itself.