- Oh, Shit.
- My yearly salary?
- Oh-('f' sound)
- Huh-uh, and even as a child your always taught
don't ask anybody that question, that's a personal question.
- Ah-- - Do I have to tell you?
- Well I'm not really comfortable with telling you anything.
- That's for me to know, and for me to know.
- None of your business.
(laughs)
- How much money do I make?
Well that changed recently, um--
- Currently I'm jobless.
- I don't work right now, I'm just a stay at home mom.
- Stay at home with my kids.
- I'm a full time student.
- I made $200 last month.
(sneers)
- Not a lot.
- A whole lot of nothing.
- $8,800 a year, I'm on disability right now.
- Definitely think its under $10,000
- About $400, and in food stamps I get like $300.
- I mean it's not that nice,
I mean have you tried to live off of $400?
- Probably only like $15,000 a year.
- 15 Grand.
- $16,000.
- $16,000 a year.
- I am happy, wait, happy with what?
- No
- I am currently unemployed.
- Oh yes, about $1,600 a month.
- Less than $20,000.
- I'm a yoga teacher, I don't make too much money. (laughs)
- Around $20,000 a year.
- $20,000.
- $24,000 a year.
- $27,000 a year.
- I'm a caregiver.
- I'm a mental health technician
- $30,000.
- 30. - 30.
- $30,000.
- $33,000 a year, combination of unemployment
and child support, but that's just right now.
- I don't know (laughs)
- Um ...
- No, (laughs).
- 35.
- I make sandwiches, and I talk to people,
and I always wear a smile, and clean up,
yeah, mainly just make sandwiches though.
- $35,000.
- 36. - 36.
- $36,000 a year.
- I am an entrepreneur.
- 39. - 40.
- 40.
- 40 K.
- No, not wish, but I will make more.
- Everybody wishes they made more,
(laughs) and we deserve more.
- 40, 45.
- $41,600.
- Between 30 and 50.
- I'm a dancer so it depends on the night,
and what my vibe is -- I think my best night
was probably like a grand.
- 45 K
- No, I don't give a fuck.
- To be very brutally honest
there's some extenuating circumstances
that make me not comfortable answering that question.
- Cause I feel like some,
like my co-workers might watch this, and um --
- No I would be fired if I discussed it.
- That's personal, and the amount that I make
also reflects on my kids.
- I make $45,600 a year.
- $48,000 a year, not including money from the daddies.
(laughs)
- $50,000.
- 55. - 55.
- 55 a year.
- A painter, a aircraft painter.
- It's not that great.
- A majority of it goes to bills.
- Gas.
- Car payments.
- Car insurance.
- Health insurance.
- Healthy food.
- Weed, and drinking, yes.
- Ah, rent, yeah.
- Rent. - Rent.
- $825 a month.
- I have about 40,000 in student debt.
- $60,000, I'm a server.
- $61,000, I'm a daycare provider.
- 60 to 70, I'm an RN.
- I teach middle school.
- I work in the film industry.
- I'm a paralegal. - Paralegal.
- $75,000.
- I'd like to make around like 75 K.
- Quarter of a million dollars a year would be sufficient.
- Always (laughs).
- Who doesn't want to make more money?
- There's no amount of money that can make somebody happy.
- As long as I can buy things I like,
and I don't starve, I'll be good.
- I make $80,000 a year.
- I was in track to make high 80 maybe, but I got laid off,
so now I make enough to live on unemployment,
but not enough to qualify for assistance
cause I make too much money on unemployment.
So that kind of sucks.
- Close to $100,000.
- I'm a plumbing engineer.
- I'm living off of savings.
- Really, that's personal.
- $102,000 a year, I'm in software sales.
- I've made a $104,000 this year, I am an electrician.
- About a $160,000, I don't think I need to make more money.
I think money's an illusion.
- Over $200,000.
- Run a hip-hop streaming service.
- Somewhere between 300 and 400 K a year.
- I'm VP of sales at a software company.
- Always.
- That's nobody's real business,
I just -- you asked me, do I have an income, yeah I do.
Do I make some money, yeah I can.
- I do a little of this, I do a little of that.
- Cause that's for me to know.