For Tripp, a single 30-year-old bartender, $100 could go one of two ways: a couple days worth of stuff, or one frivolous night of indulgence.
For Komal, a 35-year-old married mother of two and software engineer, $100 reminds her of families back in India for whom that is their monthly income.
Mick and Anthony, ages 46 and 36, are married and unemployed. $100 for them means getting by.
Whereas Karen, a single 19-year-old college student, would spend half of her money on pizza rolls.
