how to respond to how much do you make

12 June 2024 by wordref.net

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“Enough to keep the creditors at bay.”

“More than a hamster on a wheel, less than a tech CEO.”
“Just about enough to keep the pizza delivery guy coming.”

“Enough to buy a decent cup of coffee.”
“Just the right amount to fund my coffee addiction.”
“Enough to afford Netflix and chill.”

“Just about enough to make me question my life choices.”
“Enough to make me feel like I’m adulting… sometimes.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying a yacht anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep my landlord off my back… barely.”
“More than Monopoly money, less than Scrooge McDuck.”
“Enough to keep me in the ‘I can’t afford that’ club.”

“Let’s just say, my piggy bank is a little underweight.”
“Enough to keep me in the ramen noodle aisle.”
“Just enough to keep the lights on… most of the time.”

“Enough to afford a decent meal… on a good day.”
“Let’s just say, I’m still waiting for my ship to come in.”
“Enough to keep me dreaming of winning the lottery.”

“More than the average houseplant, less than Jeff Bezos.”
“Enough to keep me from joining the circus… for now.”
“Just the right amount to keep me humble.”

“Enough to keep the bank account from screaming.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not planning my retirement in the Maldives.”
“Enough to fund my coffee addiction, but not my vacation plans.”

“Just about enough to keep my coffee habit going.”
“Enough to keep the fridge stocked with essentials… and ice cream.”
“More than a goldfish, less than a lottery winner.”

“Enough to make me ponder the meaning of life.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not hiring a personal chef anytime soon.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a ramen-only diet.”

“Just enough to keep me from panhandling on the streets.”
“Enough to make me appreciate the value of a dollar.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not on Forbes’ richest list… yet.”

“Enough to keep me from living under a bridge.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a tech startup.”
“Enough to keep the lights on… most of the time.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the lifestyle to which I’m accustomed.”
“Enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy… I hope.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not dining with the 1% anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from selling my kidney on the black market.”
“More than a high school allowance, less than a Wall Street banker.”
“Enough to afford a decent bottle of wine… on special occasions.”

“Just the right amount to keep me from running away to join the circus.”
“Enough to keep me from living in a cardboard box.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying a private jet anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from living off instant noodles… barely.”
“More than Monopoly money, less than Bill Gates.”
“Enough to keep me from living paycheck to paycheck… most of the time.”

“Just about enough to keep me from moving back in with my parents.”
“Enough to keep the bills paid… most of them, anyway.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not planning my retirement in the Cayman Islands.”

“Enough to keep me from applying for a job as a cat burglar.”
“More than couch cushion change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from eating ramen noodles for every meal.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the middle class.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of crime… for now.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from sleeping in my car… usually.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a Beverly Hills mansion.”
“Enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy… yet.”

“Just the right amount to keep me from becoming a hermit.”
“Enough to keep me from wearing a barrel held up by suspenders.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not financing Elon Musk’s next SpaceX launch.”

“Enough to keep me from trading organs on the black market.”
“More than pocket change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from living off ramen noodles… most days.”

“Just about enough to keep me from living under a bridge.”
“Enough to keep me from pawning my possessions… usually.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island… yet.”

“Enough to keep me from joining the circus… for now.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a Silicon Valley startup.”
“Enough to keep me from living in my parents’ basement.”

“Just about enough to keep me from selling plasma.”
“Enough to keep me from taking up a life of crime… mostly.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not donating to the ‘buy a yacht’ fund.”

“Enough to keep me from maxing out my credit cards… usually.”
“More than couch change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of piracy.”

“Just about enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy.”
“Enough to keep me from panhandling on the streets.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from living paycheck to paycheck… most of the time.”
“More than a high school allowance, less than a Wall Street banker.”
“Enough to keep me from dining on ramen noodles every night.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the middle class.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of crime… for now.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not financing Elon Musk’s next SpaceX launch.”

“Enough to keep me from trading organs on the black market.”
“More than pocket change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from living off ramen noodles… most days.”

“Just about enough to keep me from living under a bridge.”
“Enough to keep me from pawning my possessions… usually.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island… yet.”

“Enough to keep me from joining the circus… for now.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a Silicon Valley startup.”
“Enough to keep me from living in my parents’ basement.”

“Just about enough to keep me from selling plasma.”
“Enough to keep me from taking up a life of crime… mostly.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not donating to the ‘buy a yacht’ fund.”

“Enough to keep me from maxing out my credit cards… usually.”
“More than couch change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of piracy.”

“Just about enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy.”
“Enough to keep me from panhandling on the streets.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from living paycheck to paycheck… most of the time.”
“More than a high school allowance, less than a Wall Street banker.”
“Enough to keep me from dining on ramen noodles every night.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the middle class.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of crime… for now.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not financing Elon Musk’s next SpaceX launch.”

“Enough to keep me from trading organs on the black market.”
“More than pocket change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from living off ramen noodles… most days.”

“Just about enough to keep me from living under a bridge.”
“Enough to keep me from pawning my possessions… usually.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island… yet.”

“Enough to keep me from joining the circus… for now.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a Silicon Valley startup.”
“Enough to keep me from living in my parents’ basement.”

“Just about enough to keep me from selling plasma.”
“Enough to keep me from taking up a life of crime… mostly.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not donating to the ‘buy a yacht’ fund.”

“Enough to keep me from maxing out my credit cards… usually.”
“More than couch change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of piracy.”

“Just about enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy.”
“Enough to keep me from panhandling on the streets.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from living paycheck to paycheck… most of the time.”
“More than a high school allowance, less than a Wall Street banker.”
“Enough to keep me from dining on ramen noodles every night.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the middle class.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of crime… for now.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not financing Elon Musk’s next SpaceX launch.”

“Enough to keep me from trading organs on the black market.”
“More than pocket change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from living off ramen noodles… most days.”

“Just about enough to keep me from living under a bridge.”
“Enough to keep me from pawning my possessions… usually.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island… yet.”

“Enough to keep me from joining the circus… for now.”
“More than a lemonade stand, less than a Silicon Valley startup.”
“Enough to keep me from living in my parents’ basement.”

“Just about enough to keep me from selling plasma.”
“Enough to keep me from taking up a life of crime… mostly.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not donating to the ‘buy a yacht’ fund.”

“Enough to keep me from maxing out my credit cards… usually.”
“More than couch change, less than a winning lottery ticket.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of piracy.”

“Just about enough to keep me from declaring bankruptcy.”
“Enough to keep me from panhandling on the streets.”
“Let’s just say, I’m not buying my own private island anytime soon.”

“Enough to keep me from living paycheck to paycheck… most of the time.”
“More than a high school allowance, less than a Wall Street banker.”
“Enough to keep me from dining on ramen noodles every night.”

“Just about enough to keep me in the middle class.”
“Enough to keep me from resorting to a life of crime.

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