and....when you complain about those rich 1% you are actually talking about yourself.
"So what does it take to be part of that 1%? On a national basis, in 2013 you needed a minimum household income of $389,436 to join the club. But the threshold is a lot higher in certain East Coast locales, such as Connecticut ($659,979),
Washington, D.C. ($554,719) and New Jersey ($547,737).
The cut off for the 1% is even higher in certain standard metropolitan areas known as refuges for the rich. In the Jackson, Wyoming-Idaho ski resort area the cut-off for the 1% is an impressive $1.65 million. In Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, Connecticut it’s $1.39 million and in Summit Park, Utah the minimum income to be a one percenter is $1.21 million.
The spreads in wealth inequality are just as dramatic. In New York, Connecticut and Wyoming, for example, the top 1% has an average income that is more than 40 times the average incomes of the other 99% in those states. The numbers are more sane in certain parts of the country. For instance, the state where it’s easiest to join the 1% club is New Mexico, where a household income of $231,276 is sufficient."
I don't make anywhere near that.