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19,000 or Less
7.94%
20,000 to 29,000
8.99%
30,000 to 39,000
12.70%
40,000 to 49,000
11.64%
50,000 to 59,000
16.93%
60,000 to 74,000
11.64%
75,000 - Plus
30.16%
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Old 05-05-2008, 01:41 PM
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My vote was gross as well.
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Old 05-05-2008, 01:45 PM
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My dad is anOwner/Operator trucker and last year, his fuel bill for the year was $85,000. If fuel didn't take so much, he would be living well...................
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Old 05-05-2008, 01:47 PM
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I don't make near enough thats for sure. But im slowly digging out of a hole that was created from getting a divorce and being laid off for 6 months.
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:01 PM
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I do alright but its never enough now is it! I get a pension & health insurance for me and the boy, which is very important to me. I also was able to get paid to travel the world for the past 18 years, I've been to some pretty cool places which I NEVER would of been to in another job. Even the touring, constant traveling part of my Job got tiresome so I retired from the road again!
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:09 PM
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I would be willing to bet that even though this is anonymous, the results are definitely stretched. Just a guess though, I could be wrong.

It's kinda funny, because of thenumber of people in the thread that responded to what they were going to do with their $600 from the government (economic stimulus)and now there arean awful lot of us sayingthey make $75k+..........
RJ nailed it with this one; my thoughts exactly.

People who earn six figures are in the top 5% of income earners in the country. Any time this question is asked, it always seems like we've got 3% of the 5% of the country here on this board.
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:14 PM
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ORIGINAL: pheasantfanatic

My dad is anOwner/Operator trucker and last year, his fuel bill for the year was $85,000. If fuel didn't take so much, he would be living well...................
I know exactly what your dad is going through being I'm an owner/operator as well! My diesel fuel bill is right around 70,000 dollars right now a year, thats with one truck on the road putting 220 miles on a day 7 days a week. If diesel was even as cheap as gas I could be making allot more money!!!!!!! You people that burn gas consider yourself lucky compared to what I and others have to pay for in diesel. I lost 20,000 grand just last year alone because of the huge rise in the diesel price.
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:22 PM
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Actually.....the numbers don't surprise me that much. And as far as the stimulus package goes.....the adjusted gross income is what that's based on (I think.....based on doing my taxes, recently). I would think there were those who would make over $75K gross that would be eligible. I also think that the amt. goes down (and starts at $600) for those making more than $75K.

All a big guess, though[&:]
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:30 PM
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ORIGINAL: pheasantfanatic

My dad is an Owner/Operator trucker and last year, his fuel bill for the year was $85,000. If fuel didn't take so much, he would be living well...................
I know exactly what your dad is going through being I'm an owner/operator as well! My diesel fuel bill is right around 70,000 dollars right now a year, thats with one truck on the road putting 220 miles on a day 7 days a week. If diesel was even as cheap as gas I could be making allot more money!!!!!!! You people that burn gas consider yourself lucky compared to what I and others have to pay for in diesel. I lost 20,000 grand just last year alone because of the huge rise in the diesel price.


Damn Schultzy! Thats a serious hit you took, I fell for ya bro! I hate going to the gas station and couldn't imagine having to deal with it the way you have to!
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:33 PM
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Heck mine was a gross vote with all my overtime!!!! I am just a poor Deputy!!!!
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:47 PM
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ORIGINAL: pheasantfanatic

My dad is anOwner/Operator trucker and last year, his fuel bill for the year was $85,000. If fuel didn't take so much, he would be living well...................
I know exactly what your dad is going through being I'm an owner/operator as well! My diesel fuel bill is right around 70,000 dollars right now a year, thats with one truck on the road putting 220 miles on a day 7 days a week. If diesel was even as cheap as gas I could be making allot more money!!!!!!! You people that burn gas consider yourself lucky compared to what I and others have to pay for in diesel. I lost 20,000 grand just last year alone because of the huge rise in the diesel price.
Yeah, dad's truck runs about 700 miles a day. He hauls distillers grain from the local ethanol plant and is really busy with that. The truck has to run 7 days a week, but he has 2 drivers hired that drive 2 days out of the week so he can take a break and keep the logbook legal.(if that is possible......)

Fuel is killing us right now, but at least it makes ends meet.
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