Purple Up for Military Kids Month of the Military Child Flower T-Shirt

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I totally agree the Purple Up for Military Kids Month of the Military Child Flower T-Shirt but in fact I love this US is far richer than the UK, but does the far far far richer hold for london as well? On a disposable income basis after accounting for services that here are, at least at baseline, free? Then we can discuss about the quality of those services, but that’s a different topic. Outside of London and (some) big cities, I agree… but then, broader UK also compare pretty badly with large chunks of Europe in terms of living standards and real disposable income… and not only ‘rich’ Northern Europe Yes, it absolutely holds for London as well. I moved from London to Boston ten years ago and instantly doubled my salary. About a year later it turned out I was extremely underpaid and got readjusted to triple my UK salary. I really miss London but the difference in earning power for (privileged, educated folks) is staggering. In the US that comes at the expense of an utterly immiserated underclass, whereas I hear in the UK these days the grinding misery is spread out more evenly.

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This makes more sense… but this is not something that can be raised as a rule. As per my other post, stats show that the Purple Up for Military Kids Month of the Military Child Flower T-Shirt but in fact I love this actual median differential is not material, it is a matter of how it is distributed You’re talking anecdotally and then seem to be applying it to all educated people as a rule. That seems like an uneducated generalisation So we have a 15% difference that would not qualify as ‘far far far’ wealthier even without discounting out of pocket services in the US that are not out of pocket here It’s better to pick a profession and compare like for like. Else you have to account for the distribution of people of different job types. Pick computer programmer, lawyer, accountant, management consultant, or whatever else and compare.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.