Atlas Carson

You lie. Under BIDEN, a Dem POTUS inflation ran 8% +. Under Trump 2-3%. What is your plan to reduce the cost of living? Steal more taxpayer money? Money to feed children, help seniors, fake child care centers and other assorted schemes so fellow Somalian scum can live in luxury? Your day is going to come.

Since Trump took office, Minnesotans have had to spend an extra $3,300 just to put food on the table, put gas in their cars, and keep a roof over their heads. Unacceptable. Minnesotans deserve better.

In her fifties? Must be slim Pickings on the cheat market if fifty something women are sought out for affairs. It’s generally a younger woman’s game but whatever. No advice to offer pal. I recognized women’s true nature in my 20’s. So many trysts to many to keep track off with married, engaged, living with bf, had a bf, women that had zero problem having sex outside marriage or commitment. So, i decided to stay a “back door” man. The back door man gets the best of her for a few hours and the husband or bf gets the bills and arguments. In your case you got the bonus of widespread humiliation and confusion as to what your next move should be. The mistake you made was believing a word she said when she said she loved you and it was forever.

When my wife cheated, my world collapsed. We are now in our 50s, waiting for retirement so we could finally stop working and simply enjoy the life we spent decades building. Our children are grown, married, and have families of their own. Leaving feels impossible because this life is all I have ever known. This marriage is my home, my history, my identity. How do I walk away from the only life I have? How do I grow old alone? So I chose to believe her. I held on to her promise that it was a spur-of-the-moment mistake and that it would never happen again. But a few days ago, I learned she had been cheating for months. Even worse, our children knew. Her family knew. Our friends knew. Everyone knew. Everyone except me. Not one person warned me. Not one person chose me. How do I survive a loss like this? I don't think I just lost my wife.I lost the people I thought would protect me. I think I lost everything. I am so sad. I am so lonely. Please help. ---From my DM, please drop some advice for this guy.

What Karmelo Anthony and his parents, the family of George Floyd, and the Law Office of Ben Crump illustrate is that substantial financial opportunity exists in monetizing murder, alleged murder, accidental death, or death by any means involving a Black individual—or a Black individual murdering a White individual. In short, whenever someone dies at the hands of a Black person, a Black person dies in an accident or by misadventure under any circumstances of arrest, or a Black person kills a White person, the moment arrives to generate profit.

Daniel Erving was 18. An honor roll student and a swimmer. On 4/13/26 he was at Lake Ray Hubbard near Rowlett, Texas with two other teenagers and never came home. His body was recovered four days later. His death was ruled an accidental drowning, something his family questions.

Says a woman who instead of a current photo of herself posts one of Lisa Murkowski. You prove my point. You hate a man that you don’t know because he has an opinion as a man. A classic misandrist. For the record, I LOVE WOMEN. Especially fit attractive women. The less fit, the less attractive a woman is, the more likely she is a misandrist FME. How obese are you? 50-100 pounds overweight? 100+? More? Get on the shot? Lose the weight, lose the hate.

@AtlasCarson @Suzierizzo1 You seem particularly hateable. I don't even know you, and, yep, I hate you. That's probably what you're experiencing daily. Of course, it would be very hatable man attribute to blame everyone else for the fact that he's a complete douche.

A woman who is likely a racist didn’t like that a Hispanic man was washing her windows in her high rise apartment so she walked out & told him to “F’ing leave”. The man tried to explain he was just there to clean them & she said no so he put her chairs back apologized & left.🤬

@thejackhopkins Drug crime related it sounds like to me. But maybe not. Not sure how this is our concern. I mean technically we could let in billions that live in a country that is not as good as the USA but I don’t think there is enough resources so back they go.

ICE grabbed a roofer in Missouri with no warrant. His wife self-deported so her kids wouldn’t lose both parents. Both found bound and shot in a cane field. Their 14-month-old was crying next to her mother’s body, dehydrated. Not a side effect. The point. Enough of this bullshit.

@merkintrick @Suzierizzo1 Nah.

@AtlasCarson @Suzierizzo1 Maybe that “hatred of men” you’re seeing everywhere is just hatred of one particularly hatable man, you.

@lmauricecpr Bullshit. Try harder.

White people are not victims of racism. They cannot be victims of a societal framework they historically established and control.

Not an assumption. My business is national by default so I’ve lived in major cities, beach towns and small/medium cities out in nowhere. The less urban less hip boring places where the town rolls up and closes at 9pm the cheaper overhead is. Also if you like to date hot women (what single guy doesn’t? Well I guess there are a few) but are surrounded by obese homely land whales you save 4 figures + a month by taking a pass an importing a gf instead for a long stay here and there . Everything is cheaper rent in Scottsdale AZ for a corp rental was 2 k but two years later in a small town of AZ was $600 for a house. An associate of mine landed a job in NYC earning 160k and he had so much trouble making ends meet he took on 3 roommates to reduce housing costs. Another friend in the mortgage loan business in SOFL when the market was hot in 2005 got a raise from 150k-200k and relocated to san Diego. 1 year later he wanted out due to the cost of living and state taxes etc. The most overhead I ever had was beachfront living in Hawaii with a remote phone card business with surfing a priority. In 2026 dollars I netted 200k and saved about 25k yearly after living like a king on the beach for 10 glorious years. I could have easily lived inland or in the concrete sections of Hawaii and saved more money but I prefer to live well until I die and leave nothing on the table.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth Agree with a lot of this, but your assumption that LCOL cities are "unstimulating" is largely a misconception. 15 years from 0 to retirement requires ~55% savings. Net income on $150k is $115k where I live if you max retirement. Thats $4300/mo expenses, which is LAVISH where I am

A person makes 60k. After taxes 40k Average daycare is 30k per year. Why are we caring about market all time highs when pricing of goods and services isn’t even on the playing field with wages?

@NedSmith940069 @randrewcworth My response to your post. But to help you out i’ll add the following to help you out; if you earn 150 k before taxes you can live on 25k but……..then pick up on main post at the beginning and my response to you should make a little more sense…..

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth aint nobody reading all that shit. nobody said anything about 25,000 so everything you wrote after is a waste of time.

@Bowtiedplayer Mostly true FME.

Here let me just fix all of your dating problems with this one post 1. Move to an environment where the type of girls you are into are abundant. If you want baddies but live in Portland then you need to move. If you live in Scottsdale, you can be a pretty average guy and still end up with hot girls just since there are so many of them 2. Ask the kind of girl you want on a date. "You're fun, I like your vibe, let's grab drinks some time." If she says yes, go on the date 3. If she says no, move on to the next girl and repeat 4. Simultaneously, work on your fitness, wit, social network, access to fun things in town, and your finances, so that your hit rate every time you approach a girl goes up It's really that simple. If it was more complicated, we would have all died out as a species long ago What are your questions

@MarioNawfal This prediction will age like curdled milk left overnight on the kitchen counter.

IRAN WILL BECOME A GLOBAL SUPERPOWER THANKS TO TRUMP'S WAR

Daily update of USA citizens killed by an illegal. breitbart.com/politics/2026/…

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth Depends on the area you live in and your personal situation. (Number of kids, commute time/type, etc.) That being said, I'm finding that 60k/yr is even too low for a bare bones household like I run in a low cost of living area. 80k is comfortable, no vacations, but comfortable

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth What in big cities? $100k isn’t as comfortable as it used to be but still easy to live on and save in most areas of the US

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth If you live paycheck to paycheck on 150k per year you have a spending problem.

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth So a married couple needs $300k just to survive? What are you, a retarded bot?

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth this is such machismo red pilled bullshit learn to budget and stop worrying about making sure everyone around you knows how much money you have

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@AtlasCarson @randrewcworth Maybe if you have 18 children. That is enough to reach retirement in 15 years in many LCOL cities if you're savvy.

Living on $25,000 after taxes means existing in poverty, with absolutely no financial margin for sudden expenses—car repairs (assuming one even owns a vehicle), a dental implant exceeding $5,000, a quality suit, a new mattress, and comparable necessities. In high-cost metropolitan areas such as New York City, San Diego, or Miami, a net income of $100,000 permits secure housing through rent or mortgage, a basic yet reliable and relatively new vehicle, professional attire appropriate for sales professionals, attorneys, and similar roles, comprehensive health insurance, fresh and nutritious foods including quality meats, organic produce, and eggs of the standard available at Sprouts or Whole Foods, premium gasoline (91 octane or higher) that supports both vehicle performance and maintenance, automobile insurance, and discretionary funds for a genuine social life that encompasses dating as well as gatherings with clients, colleagues, and friends. Any residual amount may be allocated to investments or savings, though it is typically absorbed in one manner or another. One can sustain years of poverty by spending only $25,000 while saving $75,000, and certain individuals elect this path. These people generally have no requirement to make a favorable impression or present themselves professionally; they may remain celibate, identify as incels, or simply lack any desire for intimacy; they forgo socializing and travel entirely; they depend exclusively on public transportation; and they carry no insurance of any kind, among other austerities. Most people, myself included, prefer to live well before they pass while simultaneously setting aside resources for the future. Fully achieving both objectives proves difficult in certain environments—or at least not to the degree one would prefer. I have found that residing in a comparatively unstimulating city or region populated by many individuals who appear—and often are—unhealthy renders nearly everything more affordable, thereby enabling greater savings, particularly for those who work remotely. Under these conditions, a net income of $50,000 proves sufficient while still permitting $50,000 in annual savings from a $150,000 gross salary. Have a blessed day.

@randrewcworth Anything under 150k per person before taxes just means you live check to check.

A sense of humor and being a good sport if a cold approach doesn’t work out Is essential to maintain a positive mindset . Keep it light and breezy. Women will approach you by dropping hints they are interested but only if you exhibit high value. Increasing your value ups your chances.

50% of men today report not wanting to approach women for fear of being seen as creepy or predatory. This is a sad state we’re in. How should we work through this?