Certainly more than our families.

Hey, the New York Times talked to experts with the Federal Reserve, and they did this.

We have other stuff going on in the world with the Federal Reserve, but you know what? If we found an expert willing to talk about Home Alone, go for it.

They compared the home to similar ones in Chicago in the early 1990s, estimating the McCallisters' income to afford that home was at least $305000 per year.

That would have put them in the top 1% of the households in the United States for the time, adjusted for inflation, the family today would need to make about $700000 per year to afford that same house.

Not to mention the family trip to Paris.

But didn't the rich uncle pay for the family trip to Paris?

Remeber the rich uncle who they were going to visit in Paris. - Yeah.

Didn't he pay for it? 'Cause they were sitting in the first-class seats.

You know what? You know while I'm making dinner for tomorrow, I'm going to rewatch this, and I'll report back to you as you're on your flight to a tropical locale.

Undisclosed as it is.

Just tell the people.

Well, you're not gonna be here tomorrow, and people will be like, "Where's Gainer, did you scare Gainer off? Where's Gainer, we like Gainer more."

No.