<p>I’ll give you, I only looked at the graph and table, doesn’t seem to matter though…</p>
<p>“First, the UPS driver data is cited, and $180K is pretty reasonable for a doctor’s salary.”</p>
<p>It gives me a source I can’t go an verify. And round numbers are almost always crap. </p>
<p>" Second, it adjusts for the UPS driver working twice as long and making twice as much money as a result."</p>
<p>That is a nice way of saying it fed you crap. The UPS driver DOES NOT make those amounts, those are entirely theoretical amounts, “if the UPS driver had the opportunity to work as many hours as I did, and took it.”</p>
<p>Even with the crap data, if you don’t assume they retire at age 45, the UPS driver does not out earn the doctor. Seimron’s conclusion is false.</p>