If you break it down. If they were to treat it as an ACTUAL job. They make such pitiful money. 200 a night sounds great for Andy, but if you calculate in taxes (which he probably doesn't pay), health, dental and vision insurance (which he doesn't have) and life insurance along with a retirement package like a 401K that most employers offer at a discount due to it being part of group coverage and bargaining power. They make NO money really. As an individual paying for life insurance can easily be over 1000 a month. You should be saving at least 40 - 50% towards your 401k at his age if you haven't already contributed in order to have a decent retirement fund.
Let's say Andy averages 250 a night. That is 60K a year. After Taxes (15%) that is 51K then health insurance averaged at 1000 a month it is down to 39K and then dental at 100 a month it is down to 37.8K and then vision 100 a month it is down to 36.6K and life insurance which can be very costly at 200 a month is down to 34.2K. Now what about retirement? You have remaining 34.2K and if you contribute the lowest he should 40%. It leaves annually to live on 20.5K a year. 1700 to live on a month. That doesn't take in Rent, Utilites, Groceries, Car insurance or Car payments, gas and other things.
Warski just should get a real job that won't end with one bad stream or faux pas. It just takes one bad night and that's it for his "career". Warski is still mentally a child and doesn't understand what it is to be an adult because his parents never taught him. He just relies on others to bail him out when he fucks up. Once his parents die. This kid is gonna be in a world of hurt when reality comes crashing down and he is literally shaking a cup at passerbys. Same goes for Ralph. Once his mom kicks the bucket. What is he gonna do in order to live?