You’re a fat faizon lie! Katt Williams T-Shirt

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Because we don’t overvalue universal healthcare and excessive vacation days like our European counterparts. Same firm, same job, VASTLY different pay. Excessive vacation days here take these measly 1-2 weeks vacation many fellow Americans get instead on average. It’s sad and pathetic for us In that regards That’s clutch af. I think I saw last year the You’re a fat faizon lie! Katt Williams T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this average American gets like 11 days. But many get none I’m sure due to part time work or contract jobs Oh for sure. When I was younger I got far less. If you’re poor in America you’re gonna have a bad time. Otherwise it’s sunshine and rainbows. Now that I’m in a professional career field (consulting) I get unlimited. I also get about 100 emails from 12 am – 6 am. That’s not the point I’m making – but, yes. I’m saying euros accept lower salaries because their government placates them. Seems a little strange because they have stronger unions supposedly. Then again, I think the discrepancy with wages might have more to do with how much things vary from the median. Gini coefficient. I’m really not sure. Well…I can say they are far worse performers, so that likely impacts things. But I make around $300k and they’re making like $85k .

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I’m not sure you’re actually getting a good idea of what the You’re a fat faizon lie! Katt Williams T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this cost of living is actually like here. Also that you just named some of the highest paid and most competitive careers available to the workforce. 99% of Americans are not in a single sector listed in your post, and the salaries you’re looking at are likely inflated. Because for whatever reason, companies get away with exaggerating their pay or straight up lie about it regularly. I’m not sure you understand how income percentiles are surveyed or calculated, or how the income percentile statistics of the US grossly outperform almost every other country in the world, including Euro-power houses like Germany. Productivity is way higher. And I am saying this as a European. We tend to spend 2 months in the summer and one in the winter on vacations while most of them work as vacations are not guaranteed. It is not uncommon to have a 2nd job and spend more time working. Maternity leave for 15 minths between 2 parents? Nope? Paid sickness leave? Nope. things add up. So at the end, productivity is higher. As GDP. Yes it is. Only about 5% of the US workforce has multiple jobs of any hours. In Germany, about 4.6% of the workforce has a second job. In France, that number is about 4.4%. In Denmark it’s 8%, Sweden it’s 6%, Lithuania is 5.8%, Portugal is 5%, and the Euro area as a whole average is 4%.

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.