(too old and overqualified)
I can see age in some situations, like not hiring someone 64 and a half to be a rookie cop/ firefighter, or some other job where the mandatory retirement age of 65, etc., but I've never been able to understand why, or how "Overqualified" is any reason to deny a job.
That just seems like the opposite of common sense to me.
Not sure the purpose of the poll, how a $ amount means anything, really.
Suppose I spent $10,000 in the last 10 years, and bought maybe 10 guns, maybe less. What's that supposed to mean? Suppose I spent $10,000 on guns 40 years ago, and bought 50 guns. SO I don't need to spend much today...
And then there's the point of someone else deciding what is "too much". How does one do that? A fixed $ amount? A percentage of income? Seems to me its a flawed premise no matter what the parameters are. If I thought I was spending "too much" I wouldn't be spending it. IF you (or anyone) thinks I spent too much, I don't care.