Only the NBC drama "Revolution" could be described as earning the "hit" designation, and even that show has seen its numbers fade a bit in recent weeks.
On CBS's "Can't Hurry Love," Nancy McKeon's character, Annie, a 28-year-old personnel placement interviewer, is described as earning "under $20,000 a year" (but somehow living alone in Manhattan) and not having "slept with anyone in over seven months".
But another news article today describes janitors earning $6.50 to $8 an hour in Silicon Valley, then going "home" to converted garages.
The kind of customer Ms. Lazar described might well earn a six-figure income.
Union leaders described the salaries earned by private entrepreneurs whose businesses were taking on government contracts as "obscene".
Blackpool because when they were promoted via the playoffs in 2010, Brett Ormerod, then in his second spell with the club, described the feeling of earning Premier League status as "like finding yourself on the moon without a space suit".
Eddie Lueken, a nurse of 30 years who also has a master of fine arts in creative writing, described her student years, earning tuition money busing tables at a steakhouse where she had to wear a cowboy hat and went home smelling like A.1.
O'Neal described the challenges of earning just $8.50 an hour as a teaching assistant for 3-year-old children in Dekalb County, Georgia, just outside Atlanta.
Yahoo has also acknowledged that her academic credentials incorrectly described her as having earned a degree in marketing and economics.
Earlier in the week, Mr. Romney revealed that he pays an effective tax rate of about 15 percent, and described the $374,327 he earned in speaking fees last year as "not very much," even though that figure alone would put him in the top 1 percent of the country's earners.
