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Seriously in what 3rd world country do you live that you can get anywhere with less than 1 million dollars?

Even $1,000,000 isn't a lot of money anymore these days.

Are you serious at all dude???
If you give me 1 million bucks, I would easily live my whole life king-size and die like the same...
If you think it ain't anything and if you have something bigger to share, why don't you just come ahead and share it with us if it's nothing for you??? Cool

What country do you live in?

In certain parts of the USA, $1 million is actually not too much money. Look at New York City. That 1 mil can by you a small housing unit in the city, which is by no means life changing. However, there are cheaper places where $1,000,000 can buy you a nice house, a car, and pay off all your loans with plenty to spare. Still, certainly not a king-size life and absolutely not enough to discontinue work.

And who would want to live in NYC unless you are high paid executive or own a successful company

It would not be viable to live there if your just an average guy/woman who is working just to get by

Well, there are plenty of average men/women living/working in New York. Someone has to fill every position under these executives and companies. Of course, it wouldn't be a good strategy to move to New York if you wish to live comfortably as an average person. Some, however, were born into the area, or stay for other reasons.

Guys please don't confuse NYC as only being Manhattan.
Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and that red headed step child Staten Island are all part of NYC.
Cost of living, most of which includes housing is much much cheaper in these boroughs. easily by factors in double digits