How much are you earning per annum?

Drug dealer. $30K per month.

I only work 20 hours per month.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Drug dealer. $30K per month.

I only work 20 hours per month.

No way a drug dealer can earn so much... So many liars here.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No way a drug dealer can earn so much... So many liars here.

You jealous I work less hours and earn more than you?

Indeed, there are people in this forum who are jealous of the achievement of others. They try to console themselves, for their own under achievement, by saying those successful ones as liars, etc.

Let me share you my story.

I was a top gangster in the drug industry. I worked hard, got promoted and made good money. Instead of spending my big bonuses on expensive cars, guns and women, I invested my hard earned money in marijuana plantations and cocaine labs. In 2009, when others were scared like hell, I invested and my returns were many folds.

Today, at a young age of 45, I am retired from my career. My multi million global drug production provides me with passive income to feed my family comfortably. I now spend my time managing my gang and doing charity work to help the poor and needy. I keep fit by spending my time in my condo gym and pool.

There are people in this forum who are jealous about me retiring young, as they themselves are still struggling working in their fifties.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You jealous I work less hours and earn more than you?

Indeed, there are people in this forum who are jealous of the achievement of others. They try to console themselves, for their own under achievement, by saying those successful ones as liars, etc.

Let me share you my story.

I was a top gangster in the drug industry. I worked hard, got promoted and made good money. Instead of spending my big bonuses on expensive cars, guns and women, I invested my hard earned money in marijuana plantations and cocaine labs. In 2009, when others were scared like hell, I invested and my returns were many folds.

Today, at a young age of 45, I am retired from my career. My multi million global drug production provides me with passive income to feed my family comfortably. I now spend my time managing my gang and doing charity work to help the poor and needy. I keep fit by spending my time in my condo gym and pool.

There are people in this forum who are jealous about me retiring young, as they themselves are still struggling working in their fifties.

Congrats, you are doing very well as a Drug Lord. As you stay in a condo you are in the top 1% of the Singaporean population. By having multiple streams of income you will be very well set for retirement.

Most importantly you do not womanise or manise and you are doing charity work to help the poor and needy. You should also try to be a mentor for the promising young gangsters in your gang and give them useful career advice whenever you can.

I look forward to 2015 and 2016. With massive supply of COEs coming to the market because of the huge deregistration of cars, COE prices will plunge. With the huge supply of condos, condo prices will plunge. So, good time for me to extend my car COE for another 10 years. Also a good time for me to upgrade to a condo. Now I am saving cash. Timing is very important.

NUS Business Grad 2011
Teaching in a kindergarten
1.7k per month
savings - 5k
CPF - 11 k

NUS Civil Engineering Grad 2013
Technical Assistant 1.7k per month
No savings
Stay with parents
No car
No girlfriend

Watchman
PR
1.7k
Retire soon
Go back to home town in Ipoh

I am a loser as far as fresh graduates are concerned.
no work experience.
jobless now.
family poor
bank no money
no money means no gf too.
low prospect.
low confidence.
have a degree, SO WHAT?
have to service my uni and poly fees, CPF keep knocking on the door.
no car
not a fun or popular guy to be friends with.
don't know how to get a job
jobless for a long time already

What's happening to this forum? Just gone for one long weekend and everything seems to have gone haywire.

We now have drug dealers joining in, but I would urge readers not to compare with them because their income and for that matter, their lives have no longevity.

Then there are those who retired early and have no more earned income but still contributing to this "how much are you earning per annum?" forum. I think ok, we let them share their story since they must be very bored with nothing to do all day everyday and no colleagues to socialise with. They must be feeling very insecure as they see the incomes posted here growing all the time. For their sake, I hope they wake up early and return to the workforce before they realise too late that their savings are eaten up by inflation and they are not employable anymore.

I noticed liars have encroached into this forum. No choice, can't stop them, so have to bear with them. But I hope they will realise they are only fooling themselves. After the colorful and highly inflated income postings, they will have to "Kwai Kwai" go back to the reality of their humble incomes.

As usual, there are also the disbelievers. No need to worry about them. They will either believe when they themselves earned those incomes or they will forever never believe.