That’s what most people spend on their phone and Internet connections per month in the US. That’s what the average American family spends on just five days of food.
People spend much more than that on just commuting to work if you can spend $200 a month to supercharge what you do at work and 1000x your productivity it’s a no-brainer.
37% of Americans would be unable to cover a 400 usd unexpected expense* without using one or more credit cards. 13% would flat out be unable to cover it. [1]
Are you honestly saying most families would be able to justify 200 usd a month for ChatGPT?
That’s what most people spend on their phone and Internet connections per month in the US. That’s what the average American family spends on just five days of food.
You can afford five days of food, so that must mean you can also afford a Claude Max plan? What kind of logic is this?
Fwiw your comments here read to me as “I’m super rich and everyone I know is super rich too, and I can’t imagine that anyone isn’t”.
People spend much more than that on just commuting to work if you can spend $200 a month to supercharge what you do at work and 1000x your productivity it’s a no-brainer.
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Yes and? That's money that is already allocated. It cannot be spent on something else.
No you don't get it. If the family just starved for 5 days then they could increase revenue for these AI companies.
37% of Americans would be unable to cover a 400 usd unexpected expense* without using one or more credit cards. 13% would flat out be unable to cover it. [1]
Are you honestly saying most families would be able to justify 200 usd a month for ChatGPT?
https://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/2025-economic-we...