Megan McArdle
Having lived paycheck to paycheck, I would expand it to say that it means anxiously waiting for your paycheck to clear so you can do something necessary: buy groceries, pay the electric bill, purchase a metro card—and sometime having to scramble to cover a period where an
Jeremy Horpedahl 🥚📉
Here's an alternative definition of "living paycheck to paycheck": you have to wait for your paycheck to be deposited before you can buy groceries Do some Americans live like this? Certainly Is it 60% of Americans? I am extremely skeptical