According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Fisher Island, off Miami Beach and once owned by the Vanderbilts, has the highest per capital income in the U.S., at:
$236,238
For places with a population of 50,000 or more, the ranking goes to:
Greenwich, Connecticut, at $74,346 per capita income (that means per person, right?).
I grew up in nearby Stamford. Let's put it this way: I caddied for these people (in Darien).
However, not everyone in Greenwich was fabulously wealthy in those days. My uncle lived near the railroad tracks in a flat above a liquor store.
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We use the peso here in El Mirage. Yearly median income here is 5,000,000 pesos which translates to about fifty bucks and some change.
We all live in El Mirage sometime, hombre.
I saw a mirage once. Or was it a mirror-image?
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