[00:02] right on the Italian border, and every morning a wave of Italian workers will cross that border and work in the factory. Now, Swiss wages are higher, so they're in Switzerland, and when they go home, their money goes further because
[00:15] Italy has lower costs of living. That is not a loophole. The single most going to make is where you live. I see a lot of people in their 20s and 30s choose the wrong city, one that doesn't have great industries or has a median
[00:28] salary that's dramatically below what they could earn somewhere else. So, them a fortune. The median household income in Kansas City, for example, is $69,000, but if you move to Austin, it's 90K, and in San Francisco, it's over
[00:42] 135,000. Even if your cost of living goes up somewhat, if you keep it every year, and here's the part that compounds. Your first salary becomes the anchor for every negotiation after it. So, if you can secure a high base salary
[00:56] compound, and not to mention the city that you're in also decides who you get and the opportunities that you hear about, and a good network can actually salary. You can always move back home once you're established, but if you
[01:10] low-opportunity city by [music] default, and you don't want to move simply the wealth killer that nobody sees. Let me know if you guys agree or disagree in me know if you guys agree or disagree in the comments.