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title: "Assuming he netted $5/hr, he was making $200/week.  You can save up..."
date: 2022-05-27
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# Assuming he netted $5/hr, he was making $200/week.  You can save up...

*May 27, 2022 — Comment Archer T. Ships replied to Shawn Hannon's comment.*

Assuming he netted $5/hr, he was making $200/week.  You can save up $4000 in 20 weeks (assuming you work 40 hours / week).  If he was working 20 hours/week, it would take 40 weeks.  Add in gifts, and it seems plausible he was able to save up enough.  (Assuming he didn't pay for necessities, like food and shelter.)