A drill salesman in the 90s could afford this giant mansion with 4 cars with a single income.
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A drill salesman in the 90s could afford this giant mansion with 4 cars with a single income.
A fricking shoe salesman.
He owned the company
Al lives in a suburb of Chicago and is the proud owner of a 1970s Dodge Demon. He works as a shoe salesman at the fictional Gary's Shoes and Accessories for Today's Woman in the fictional New Market Mall. Al hates his job, loses it several times throughout the series, yet always ends up coming back to it. There is a running joke throughout the show that Al makes minimum wage. Despite Al's hatred of his job, its only redeeming feature in his opinion is the fact it gets him out of the house and away from Peggy.
In one episode, Al is offered early retirement and given a year's pay: $12,000, yet in another he says that after taxes and Peggy's spending he only gets one nickel out of every paycheck. In "My Mom, The Mom", Al states he earns a 10% commission on each sale. In "Weenie Tot Lovers and Other Strangers", Peg states his paycheck was for "80 pesos". The family also brought in income through game-shows, theft, various absurd schemes, and mooching off of the Rhoades/D'Arcy's wealth.
I sell carpet and I have a really nice home. It's why Roy always went back.
We don't want your fricking drills
Vernon wasn't just a salesman though, he owned the company that sold the drills. And we're not talking about regular drills you use to a put a hole in your wall, he sold drills to large manufacturers across a range of industries like construction, mining etc. so we can presume Vernon actually had an above average income.
that's wrong, i think rowling said in a tweet that he made his money selling drills for the north sea oil rigs
She said Dumbledor was an oil driller in a tweet as well. I wouldn't take it too seriously.
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He could also afford to support 4 different families. Maybe those mormons have the right idea after all.
>upper middle class british home
>looks like a lower middle class american home
this confused me as a child
I make 50k a a year and I wouldn't be caught dead in one of these. Is Europe really that bad off?
housing prices in the UK, and london especially, are beyond fricked
blame the chinks and their govt. enablers
Iirc it's set in Surrey which is one of the spenniest parts of the UK
This is a far shittier house with equivalent rooms and no driveway in Surry that's almost $770,000
This would be where we make blacks live in America.
Upper middle class people do not live in cardboard boxes like this, I can assure you.
This house is an upper working (lower) class person's house.
Never noticed that everyone on the street has a fricking opel (subsequently vauxhall) vectra
kevin and perry go large already did this scathing take on society 2 years prior to 'arry pottah
>noooo don't drive this reliable and economical car, you conformist sheep!
do the 4 different coloured cars of the same make/model represent the 4 houses of hogwarts?
no
>can only afford 3 walls. The 4th is socalized.
It was a better time
I’m a salesman and the money is insane and comes in so fast. This is completely doable if you are smart
Dudley had a PlayStation in 1994, it's clear that his dad had some serious connections
Potter took place in the early 90's and land was much cheaper in the West back then.
The house my Dad got in Australia in 1999 for 90k sold for close to a million a year ago.
>the UK
Nobody cares. Have a revolution and we'll let you talk.