No wonder everyone is so happy around here.....

@tinytim : I don't make anywhere near the lowest of the numbers but I'm happy 😃

@Weathergirl5 : Me neither. I guess I'm happy enough, but it could be much better. My life may be anticlimactic as I am very low middle class at this point, but really money just makes you comfortable, it does not bring you happiness. Happiness would be if my monthly bills were half of what they are. Happiness would be if we could afford to eat meat every day and to be able to go somewhere local once in a while and travel 2 weeks out of the year.

Apparently my happiness is more expensive. 😂

@HumbleGirl : And yet, I'm still basically a happy person, have many good friends, although they aren't down here, and a wonderful family that I'm really in love with and proud of.

@chasinghosts : I think for me money would buy more security rather than happiness.

So, what's the number for Atascocita?

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@sandman : The link in the article did not list Atascocita, only had big cities. For Texas cities:Austin, Texas
Salary you need to be happy: $136,500
Salary you need for life evaluation: $123,500
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $78,000-$97,500Dallas
Salary you need to be happy: $113,085
Salary you need for life evaluation: $102,315
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $64,620-$80,775El Paso, Texas
Salary you need to be happy: $91,560
Salary you need for life evaluation: $82,840
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $52,320-$65,400Fort Worth, Texas
Salary you need to be happy: $112,665
Salary you need for life evaluation: $101,935
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $64,380-$80,475Houston
Salary you need to be happy: $110,040
Salary you need for life evaluation: $99,560
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $62,880-$78,600San Antonio
Salary you need to be happy: $101,535
Salary you need for life evaluation: $91,865
Salary you need for emotional well-being: $58,020-$72,525link for the listed major cities, in case you ever decide move to Florida:
www.gobankingrates.c om/making-money/jobs /minimum-salary-be-h appy-biggest-ci

@Weathergirl5 : Yes exactly

@nikkiole : Yes, so wise yet still so young. Not really. She wishes she was the first to say that, but she's about maybe 70 years too late. Someone should tell her that there are really actual things that money can't buy.

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@nikkiole : Ahhhhh, you're still young. You may be easily convinced of that now, but for me, it can't bring my stepkids or my baby Grandson back or cure Cancer yet, or replace the things from my past that had great meaning to me that my nephew stole. Hopefully it will help take care of my baby Granddaughter's heart. I'm hoping that Dr. used his money wisely on his education. You'll understand after you've lived some more life. Money is temporary and insignificant except to keep your bills paid, pay for a home, car and food. Anything else is meaningless if you don't have the other things you truly care about.

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