Lions pondered how their current day job income is much less, relative to expenses, than it was when they 1st started working 26 years ago. Rent, food, utilities have risen 250%. Salary has risen by roughly 210%. It's basically an entry level salary relative to inflation. The absolute number is much higher & investment income briefly boosted the total but today, the stonk market is flat & interest rates are negative again. The lion kingdom savings rate in terms of absolute buying power is actually lower than it was 26 years ago. If anything, it shows just how good lions had it when they started. It was no pittance by today's standards. 1 question is whether it reflects an industry decline or individual movement. Getting significantly ahead of 26 years ago would entail making the $300k level that gootubers are quoting, but that includes stonk options & bonuses, assumes they don't leave, & it entails much hi...