Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

WTF thread needs more WTFery

 

"Science"

 

Looks like "The Science" was here.

 

The budget breakdown of a 25-year-old who makes $100,000 a year and is excellent with money. via
@CNBCMakeIt
https://cnb.cx/2EzW058

https://mobile.twitter.com/cnbc/status/1076173906455810050


https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/qwmkcn/615_each_month_for_donations_really/?utm_name=iossmf

 

Where can I get acceptable internet for $20 a month?

Edit: Apparently this individual lives with 4 roomates so those rates are bogus.

 

$615 donations for a $7000 itemized tax credit?

 

A 25 year old hires a house cleaner for 45 min a month? Fuck outa here lol

 

Maybe it's like Seinfeld's house keeper who he ended up just paying to sleep with and she left the house a mess.

 

A 25 year old making six figures would do that? *Gasp*

Lmao probably true

 

Donations is code for onlyfans subscriptions, right? Right?

 

$825 rent? Is he living in a shipping container? Also $615 for "donations" To his dealer maybe?

 

Experts have discovered two assassin spiders that were previously thought to be extinct living on a remote patch of an island off the coast of Australia.
They were spotted on a small patch of an unburnt part of Kangaroo Island, in the northwest region.
Evidence of the spiders (sometimes known as pelican spiders, due to their unique appearance) had only been seen in the Western River Wilderness Protection Area on Kangaroo Island, which was badly damaged during Australia's bushfires that ravaged the continent in 2019 and 2020.
The spiders belong to the Zephyrarchaea austini species — which has been around for more than 140 million years, dating back to the Jurassic period.

The discovery of the two spiders on the remote atoll is considered a breakthrough, according to Dr Jessica Marsh, a research associate at the South Australian Museum, who was part of the find.
'This is the first time the species has been found since high severity fires burnt their only known collecting locality,' Dr Marsh said in a statement.
'We have been surveying for the spiders since the fires, so it was an amazing feeling to finally find one.

 

If I had "discovered" that nasty SOB I would've stomped it flat.

 

It’s probably the size of your hand

 

I wanna know Where Da Fcuk this person lives with rent/mortgage only $825/month? And no car payment?

Not to mention, what the hell line of work is he/she in that they are making 6 figs at age 25? I wanna know what line of work I SHOULD have gone into......

 

Well, if he's ever on one of the HGTV house hunting shows, he makes that for collecting 4 leaf clovers and butterflies.