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It takes quite a degree of cognitive dissonance to be spending £15k a year on school fees whilst claiming to not be wealthy. They aren't wealthy compared to the top 1% but compared to the average person on the street, they are wealthy.
Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 17:06 - Jan 22 by DanTheMan
On a similar note.
I know it's PoliticsJoe but some of the answers are hilarious. Guy in the blue jacket though, he's got his head screwed on right.
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There is some merit in those answers. Not a huge issue in the scheme of things but my Dad never bought lunch at work or takeaway coffee etc as is very common now. Over time it adds up. But not to the level needed now for house purchasing.
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Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 17:36 - Jan 22 with 967 views
Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 17:28 - Jan 22 by Herbivore
It takes quite a degree of cognitive dissonance to be spending £15k a year on school fees whilst claiming to not be wealthy. They aren't wealthy compared to the top 1% but compared to the average person on the street, they are wealthy.
Also, I note that they share what his salary is, but not hers....
But regardless, if you can find a spare £15k a year for schooling then you are wealthy compared to a lot of the country, and it looks pretty poor to try and claim otherwise.
I was born underwater, I dried out in the sun.
I started humping volcanoes baby, when I was too young.
Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 17:32 - Jan 22 by redrickstuhaart
There is some merit in those answers. Not a huge issue in the scheme of things but my Dad never bought lunch at work or takeaway coffee etc as is very common now. Over time it adds up. But not to the level needed now for house purchasing.
Well yes, obviously you can save money doing those things but if you're trying to save £30,000, not buying the odd coffee or takeaway isn't going to cut it. Even if you spend say £5 a day on lunch and a coffee every single day, that wouldn't even get you to £2,000 a year.
Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 17:36 - Jan 22 by Dubtractor
Also, I note that they share what his salary is, but not hers....
But regardless, if you can find a spare £15k a year for schooling then you are wealthy compared to a lot of the country, and it looks pretty poor to try and claim otherwise.
We should do a Finland and get rid of the lot of them (private schools, that is). All of a sudden, our education system would get the funding it needs in this country.
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Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 19:57 - Jan 22 with 597 views
Could they not just cancel their Netflix and buy fewer avocados? on 18:23 - Jan 22 by Bugs
We should do a Finland and get rid of the lot of them (private schools, that is). All of a sudden, our education system would get the funding it needs in this country.
How would getting rid of private schools increase the education budget?
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