Question for sasguru

[DimPrawn]

You say you meet the definition of rich, which means you have enough money not to work.

This begs the question about your wife working.

1. You are not that rich in that you live off your wife's earnings.
2. She would rather a long commute and a long day at the office working with utter s than spend the day with you.

Which is it?

[vetran]

Poor love has to get out of the house, wouldn't you need to?

[scooterscot]

He's be ripped a new one those past 48 hours - It's like having a virtual punch bag.

[sasguru]

You say you meet the definition of rich, which means you have enough money not to work.

This begs the question about your wife working.

1. You are not that rich in that you live off your wife's earnings.
2. She would rather a long commute and a long day at the office working with utter s than spend the day with you.

Which is it?

1. I earn more than my wife.
2. She loves her job .

HTH.

[Jeebo72]

You say you meet the definition of rich, which means you have enough money not to work.

This begs the question about your wife working.

1. You are not that rich in that you live off your wife's earnings.
2. She would rather a long commute and a long day at the office working with utter s than spend the day with you.

Which is it?

3. he's a data analyst on 35k a year.

[eek]

3. he's a data analyst on 23k a year.

FTFY on the basis of what I'm advertising to pay a pro rota (part time, term time only) one

[northernladyuk]

1. I earn more than my wife.
2. She loves her job .

She certainly does.

[Jeebo72]

FTFY on the basis of what I pay a part time one

Slave labour, I was on more than that as an analyst just out of uni in 1994!

[sasguru]

He's be ripped a new one those past 48 hours - It's like having a virtual punch bag.

You're projecting now.

[sasguru]

Well Dim? Any more questions?