There's nothing better than to not have to worry about completely losing your lifestyle because you got fired. if you have the passive income to back you up, you can come to work everyday with a giant grin and just dare your boss to mess with you and fire you. 6800 per month is a very decent wage and i would milk every penny of it out of the company before packing my bags and saying goodbye.

I had in mind a take home number of $75k or else keep it and continue milking the money tree.  

That way if you get a slow writer they aren't milking your budget...

Still have milk behind my ears!!

Without team "flow" and urgency, it is human nature for workers to milk the clock.

Welcome to the land of milk and honey @Jenny Yean.  

Money Mustache - a great resource with millions of followers who are living great lives on about 1/4 of what you think is "barely livable."

I milk the cow.

We bought our first 100+ year old house as newlyweds (read: naive children) in 1998 and have lived in and renovated several since, selling for a decent profit each time and learning how to do things like remove milk paint, do plumbing and wiring, and jack up a porch to replace failing beams.

Properties rented in distressed condition are an eyesore and the owner is not only milking his property but is also milking the neighborhood.