Just so ya know, the centi- prefix in the metric system denotes 1/100 of a quantity, so a centimillionaire would have $10,000. The prefix for 100x a quantity is hecto-. S’pose we could also call them a decibillionaire. But you probably caught the allusion to wealth inequality faster than I did.
I doubt that any of those have someone with a net worth over $100 million living there.
EDIT: I notice that Huntington, WV is on there, and I’ve used that as an example of a place with quite inexpensive housing before, if you’re location-agnostic from a work standpoint, can work remotely or are retired or something.
I would like to live in a community without billionaires and centimillionaires.
Thank you for adding this word to my vocabulary
Just so ya know, the centi- prefix in the metric system denotes 1/100 of a quantity, so a centimillionaire would have $10,000. The prefix for 100x a quantity is hecto-. S’pose we could also call them a decibillionaire. But you probably caught the allusion to wealth inequality faster than I did.
But ICE picked up Hecto last week, right?
I donlt think that there’s a directory of the wealthy, but:
https://infographicjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/poorest-zip-codes-united-states.jpg
I doubt that any of those have someone with a net worth over $100 million living there.
EDIT: I notice that Huntington, WV is on there, and I’ve used that as an example of a place with quite inexpensive housing before, if you’re location-agnostic from a work standpoint, can work remotely or are retired or something.
The problem being that you are subject to living with shitty education, health services (especially for women), and an abundance of Trump-tards.
How about “dolla-fitty-aires”?