Betty bayo husband was well off financially..Mtashtuka Ata fee ya international school ni yeye alikua analipa

acha uongo nongwe, the most a teacher was making in the 2000s is $35K. Since you quite, I assume you were making 25K

You’re a bitter loser who wants to sound smart. Before the economic collapse of late 2008, any certified teacher worth their salt was easily making at least 40k. I am talking of New England states. Most salaries are set and defined by school districts. I remember well that experienced teachers were in the higher 50s , some 60k which seemed a lot back then. Anyways, How stupid are you btw?
You argue things you don’t know about . Kinda baboonish.
25k would’ve been a salary for maybe CNA or such jobs.

Stop using search engines to validate your delusions. In the first place , you can’t read or understand. I mentioned late 2000s clearly then you went googling early 2000s also without the understanding what “median” means. America is a vast continent and you make money based off where you live. Try looking up what was the teachers salary in New England states in late 2008s. A new teacher would be easily high 40s and just about anyone with 2-5 year experience, mid 50k. I was in that profession so I’d know.
Does that mean a teacher in Oregon or North Dakota was making same? No. But the living expenses are less there.
We’re done here . Use your energy to better your life and if you ever get a chance to exchange ideas with others, be emotionally stable enough to learn from it and be civil.

You’re still broke mlevi chakari. Stop bragging with the past. Eka payslip apa tuamini

Una argue na mtu amekaa America for decades and just relying on googled figures to argue. hii kijiji hunifurahisha

I am not broke. And I only drink socially. Glad to see you wish people all those tho, … I don’t need to brag. But I haven’t been broke since maybe 2001. I make way more than that but it comes with more responsibilities so you could say it evens out. Finances aren’t something to brag about. Life is a growth process that requires calm and steady progress.