in north sweden you can earn 4.600 eur after taxes per month with no school degree

[max_frisch]

LKAB: In Kiruna leben die best bezahlten jungen Schweden

Nirgendwo in Schweden verdienen junge Leute so gut wie in der Region Kiruna: Eine Grubenfirma lockt Menschen wie Viktor Esseryd, 22, mit viel Geld unter die Erde. Er bekommt 4600 Euro - netto. Ältere klagen, dass keiner mehr schlecht bezahlte Jobs machen will.

www.spiegel.de

being a 17 year swedish miners with no highschool degree is ideal

that income is actually pretty decent for european standards

 

[Deleted member 18879]

or just get given a job where u get paid £1400 a week by daddy then go against everything you believed in because youre a sad extraverted projecting wanker that gets suicidal after a day of no social interaction

 

[Gengar]

That's a really good salary actually. You earn more than some dude who's gotten his degree from a university (except for doctors).

 

[Deleted member 14693]

"Read more about the youth of sweden"

And then this pic :

 

[Piratecel]

It means absolutely nothing because Sweden has very high cost of living, hence the higher wages to compensate.

 

[Deleted member 18879]

It means absolutely nothing because Sweden has very high cost of living, hence the higher wages to compensate.

i saw a bedsit in stockholm for 350 euros

 

[Entschuldigung]

Just live in a cold hell for 4600 euros cause no one else wants to live there lmao

 

[Unhuman]

Mining is not a safe job whatsoever.

 

[Magnum Opus]

You have to pay the diamond pickaxes yourself, that's why the pay is so high.
And don't get me started on the Mending, Fortune and Efficiency Enchantment Books!

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Just live in a cold hell for 4600 euros cause no one else wants to live there lmao

Pretty much yeah, reason it's so profitable is due to the iron supplies up north.

 

[Deleted member 20064]

Seems pretty good ngl

 

[max_frisch]

It means absolutely nothing because Sweden has very high cost of living, hence the higher wages to compensate.

nope, its just that nobody wants to live in a 18.000 people town in north sweden and working underground all day.

these people all have their own paid house etc in their midtweenties. make no mistake its not like living the in the bay area where you need 100k a year to not be considered homeless