My third uncle is a civil servant with a monthly salary of more than 4,000 yuan, and my second uncle is a construction worker with a daily income of 400 yuan. It is about 10,000 yuan a month. What confuses me is that my third uncle lives in the city and has a car and a house. He usually eats well. My third aunt works in the logistics department of the factory and earns just over 2,000 yuan a month. She often travels and returns to her hometown to bring gifts to her grandmother. She is very particular about her clothes and appearance.
My second uncle still lives in the countryside, in a bungalow, and my second aunt cultivates five acres of land. The family has a good income, but they don't buy a house in the city, and their car is ordinary. They usually live frugally. My third uncle's family earns 6,000 yuan a month, but they look like people who earn tens of thousands of yuan a month.
My second uncle earns tens of thousands of yuan a month, but he doesn't live as well as my third uncle's family. Why is this? Some people say that civil servants have stable incomes and don't have to worry about retirement after retirement. They have a guaranteed income regardless of drought or flood, and they have income all year round. They also get triple pay for overtime work on holidays. Their consumption concepts are different.
Migrant workers are different. They rely on their youth and labor. If they don't work, they don't make money. When they get older, they face unemployment. They have to work hard to make money outside. I know that my second uncle spends the rest of his time on the construction site except for the ten days of rest during the Spring Festival. There is no such thing as a weekend off. What I don't understand is where does my third uncle's money come from? Where does the money earned by my second uncle go?
