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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1258986, member: 40397"] Don't know where you guys live, but 35K is hardly even a teacher's salary around here (Georgia) and I know GA doesn't have the highest paid teachers. Teachers here make 40K-55K, more if they have advanced degrees and seniority. At least in our local public school system. But personally, it's been many many years since I lived on 35K a year so it would definitely be an unpleasant drop in lifestyle for me. I think I'd have to be well on my way to "pro" status to be able to maintain my current income and benefits on poker alone. So as much as I love poker and the notion of doing it for a living, I think I'll stick with my day job and just play poker for fun. :) Well I guess I have to admit that I've done pretty well this year as far as secondary income goes -- I'm up around $8K for the year (thanks primarily to a $7K tourney win a week or so ago), but I'm also well aware that variance is a fickle beast. I don't yet have a lot of confidence that I'll maintain that level of earning, even though I do feel my game gets a little better every time I play. [/QUOTE]
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