We're #1!!!

[MRT144]

oerdin has forgotten about population density

[Dinner]

No, reread my post. I said they must be dealing with population and not area.

[SlowwHand]

I'm not going to disrupt further, that wasn't my intent. I'm saying you take Houston, you take Harris county population. That's all.

[Dis]

rich people are snooty. you can have em'

I'll just hang out with my mexican homies. Okay, none of them actually want to hang out with me.

Unfortunately a lot of those California rich people are moving here. I guess they don't like high taxes. But they also want to change our laws to make it more like california.

[Ted Striker]

ROFL @ Dis

You were assimilated under our control years ago

[GePap]

Here is a list of the richest zip codes:

http://wealth.mongabay.com/tables/100_income_zip_codes-10000.html

Greenwich Connecticutt leads the pack.

[MRT144]

nice to see some former and current neighbors on that list gepap.

no surprise that only 17 states are represented.

[Sava]

hahahah the town I live in was on the richest zip code one

[Dis]

not on that list either. oh well.

[Dinner]

http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/invest/forbes/P62020.asp

Just for the hell of it here is America's most expensive zip codes.

[Kontiki]

Originally posted by Oerdin


Those must be largest population figures since Los Angles County is most certainly not the largest county in the nation. I can think of at least two in this state which are larger.

WTF cares about land area when you're comparing the number of millionaires in different counties?

[Dinner]

I agree, however, the claim made by someone above was that the counties with the most millionaires were "the largest counties". My comments were in response to that.

[RGBVideo]

Kontiki, MRT144: Oerdin's work is related to geology, so he takes all geographical definitions literally.


Here is Oerdin's sample of 10 counties from another, IMHO more objective, perspective:

County name     A          B            C
Nassau, NY      78 816     1 339 641    5,9
Palm Beach, FL  69 871     1 243 230    5,6
Middlesex, MA   67 552     1 464 628    4,6
Santa Clara, CA 75 371     1 685 188    4,5
Orange, CA      113 299    2 987 591    3,8
San Diego, CA   100 030    2 931 714    3,4
Cook, IL        167 873    5 327 777    3,2
Maricopa, AZ    106 210    3 501 001    3,0
Harris, TX      96 593     3 644 285    2,7
Los Angeles, CA 262 800    9 937 739    2,6

Key: A = Amount of millionaires, 12/2005 | B = amount of inhabitants, 7/2004 | C = % of inhabitants who were/are millionaires



So yeah, congratulations, when it comes to non-PPP adjusted millionaire amounts per capita, your richy rich counties in Southern California beat downtown Chicago and a partly rural county in Texas. Why are you lying to us about the greatness of southern California via statistics these days, Oerdin? Does your neighbourhood require immigrants from Apolyton?

[Dinner]

Just saw the link on CNN and felt like bragging.

[Kidlicious]

I bet LA is #1 in homelessness, shootings, prostitution, drug overdoses etc...