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gigantes 9 year s ago
...when Stephan wrote a blog post about how he “couldn’t afford a wife” the internet was shocked at how useless he is as a man.

i guess 'the internet' is a big dummy, then. the guy is using a financial analogy to describe how lucky he is to be with his wife.
       
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Shawouin 9 year s ago
What a douche....
I don't expect to get paid when I clean my room or the dishes...

Marry a mexican, you'll have plenty of money left.
       
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channax 9 year s ago
she can "take care" of me anytime !

I can "afford" a gorgeous wife like her !
       
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BlitzCrank 9 year s ago
channax is drunk
       
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PustaP 9 year s ago
Pussy...
       
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Based on personal research, this is what Steven feels is the cost of everything his wife does:

National average weekly salary for a full-time nanny: $705, or $36,660 a year

Cleaning service: $50 to $100 per visit once a week, or $5,200 a year

Personal shopper (running errands like groceries, etc.): $65 per hour at 4 hours a week, or $13,520 a year

Chef: $240 a week, or $12,480 a year

Financial assistant (budgeting, paying the bills, etc.): $15 an hour at 5 hours a week, or $3,900 a year

Professional interactions (business dinners, etc.): $75 per hour at 4 hours per dinner 3 times a year, or $900 a year

Laundry: $25 a week, or $1,300 a year

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