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Ken:
Here is your original statement:
"You claim you work at a bank now instead of working in an office as you previously stated and you don't even know the rule of thumb that twelve years ago $127,000 a year would have had the purchasing power of approximately $250,000 in today's money?"
Im sorry Ken, but where in this post do you say ANYTHING about this being a specific example to you? You never say it is YOUR personal inflation rate. You say it is a RULE OF THUMB. You say that you find it hard to believe that, me working at a bank, dont know about this "rule of thumb"?
How would ANYONE know your rule of thumb if they dont know your personal expenses? Expenses you never posted until a LATER post expenses that show a 7.8% inflation rate)? Tell me how I could have misinterpreted this statement? How would anyone interpret this statement?
Eric