If he were making $30K a month, he'd be over in Golden Oak and not stuck in that grossly overpriced Celebration swampland crackerbox. It will take all his efforts to make the payments and keep up the simple monthly costs of living. Even that will require help from Handmaiden Casey and The Suckville Clowns to keep him afloat while he grifts for more handouts (cruises/staycations/DVC points...etc) online. THIS is his near future and it already beginning to dawn on him as he tries to get Mommy and The Clown to arrange for his move while he films everyone else doing the work.If he was making that much money, then he would have been able to give Casey $50 to do the zipline thing on the ship. I don't believe for 1 second he makes that much money.
With a near $400K yearly income, these grifts he lives for would be chump change and negligible expenses. If he brings in half that, I would be very, very surprised. $150K?... still a BIG stretch and I doubt even that.
As I've said before, 2% or less of the entire population of the United States make $300K+ per year and Kyle Pallo ain't one of them.
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They don't drive 14 year old cars, carry $500 debit cards controlled by Mommy, grift for trinkets online, and they don't live in 1,900sq ft houses in Celebration Florida.
[National Bureau of Labor Statistics: In 2023, about 90% of employed people made less than $125,000 in total income. About 2% of employed people made $300,000 or more in total income.
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