1) I didn't say I couldn't remember my salaries. I remember all of them. I said it would not benefit me to tell you as you clearly didn't know what kind of salaries the jobs in question made -- you've already shown that ignorance.
2) Of course I remember my rent and car payment from 1989...my first for both. Why wouldn't I remember those?
3) Dude, you are crazy. I was a technical writer in the late 90s, and technical writers then made decent money actually. Lots of demand due in part to Y2K. The company I worked for at the time hired technical writing contractors for $75 an hour. There are technical writer jobs in my Ohio city right now for up to over $100,000. I suppose perhaps that's not good enough for you, but as I have already shown, you only need to invest $15,000 a year from early on to end up a multi-millionaire. And, this is a job I left a long time ago. I was a manager of a group of writers after that for several years and left that job in July 2006 to strike out on my own. Professional managers have always made decent money, brother.
4) Finally, I have never said I make a ton of money. I have only said that I have become wealthy due to being frugal and engaging in solid uninterrupted investing for 30 years. I could retire today and take 4% of my investments and have a bigger salary than my wife and I both make today (yeah I know, my job at the Piggly Wiggly doesn't make that much, so that's not really saying anything).
5) I've already shown how you can easily become a multimillionaire on a modest income...live frugally and invest as much as you possibly can, especially early on. 7%, 8% 10% annual return will make you wealthy over time.
6) I have no stories that haven't been kept straight. There is nothing I have said in the past that has come back to bite me. What are you even talking about?
7) You just said I invested 50% of 0. Sure...that's the way to win a debate brother...suggest that I made ZERO (0). Why would I make $0? My wife and I went to college after all, brother. I worked 30 hours a week as a reporter for The Columbus Dispatch during my senior year of college and banked almost all of it. The Lovely Mrs. Flagpole married a hard worker with a bankroll.
8) Apparently you feel bad about not investing enough. Perhaps you SHOULD feel bad. I hope you are young enough to decide your way is faulty and that you have time to turn it around.
Jealousy will eat you alive, brother. Don't be jealous of me...just be inspired by me. It will turn your life around.