Who has a better life? $15 hour in San Francisco?or $7.25 hour in South Carolina?

[Wyatt earp]

According to this site's calculations, for a single person, the annual cost of living in metro South Carolina is 32,000 (rounded off)

the annual cost of living in San Francisco is 44,000.

Since $15 an hour is more than twice $7.25 an hour

and since 44K is much lower than twice 32K,

that would make SF @ $15/hour a better deal than South Carolina metro @ 7.25.



http://cost-of-living.careertrends.com/l/60/San-Francisco-CA-Metro-Area

Case closed?

I bothers to read your link, miss the part where it said San Fran cost of living is 53% higher then the U.S. national average?

 

[Timmy]

South Carolina is one of the original colonies . And still no one lives there. Largest city is Columbia : 130,000 people.

 

[NYcarbineer]

According to this site's calculations, for a single person, the annual cost of living in metro South Carolina is 32,000 (rounded off)

the annual cost of living in San Francisco is 44,000.

Since $15 an hour is more than twice $7.25 an hour

and since 44K is much lower than twice 32K,

that would make SF @ $15/hour a better deal than South Carolina metro @ 7.25.



http://cost-of-living.careertrends.com/l/60/San-Francisco-CA-Metro-Area

Case closed?

I bothers to read your link, miss the part where it said San Fran cost of living is 53% higher then the U.S. national average?

SO?

15 bucks an hour is over 100% higher than 7.25.

Thanks for proving my point fucktard.

 

[NYcarbineer]

According to this site's calculations, for a single person, the annual cost of living in metro South Carolina is 32,000 (rounded off)

the annual cost of living in San Francisco is 44,000.

Since $15 an hour is more than twice $7.25 an hour

and since 44K is much lower than twice 32K,

that would make SF @ $15/hour a better deal than South Carolina metro @ 7.25.



http://cost-of-living.careertrends.com/l/60/San-Francisco-CA-Metro-Area

Case closed?

You and that blog don't get out much.


Make $50,000 in Columbia sc.

Your Results
To maintain your standard of living, you need to earn:
$87,812 in San Francisco, CA

88 grand is 1.76 times higher than 50 grand.

15 bucks an hour is 2.1 times higher that 7.25 an hour.

You keep proving me right.

No need. I can do that myself.