How much do you make ? (salaries revealed)

From my perspective It's helpful to know what are the max/min compensation levels for your chosen profession of choice. Of-course we are discouraged by employers to ever discuss such details but recently a crowd sourced spread sheet with such details is going viral , so I thought I would share it with ya'all

you need to copy paste manually from below

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rGCKXIKt-7l5gX06NAwO3pjqEHh-oPXtB8ihkp0vGWo/htmlview?sle=true&pru=AAABaltmGkE_L00OpNrErZwcp7s6jT50A#?sle=true&pru=AAABaltlVdc8dUHrZJHHBXw5B8FpDW-GQ#?usp=sharing&sle=true&pru=AAABaltkQnY*_-IqXb2Kq6Deux9L4zOv0A

is this legit ?
Yahoo thinks it is legit.
source:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/google-doc-listing-13-000-180019066.html

For example, a New York City editor in media makes $154,000 while a person with the same title in Nashville makes $60,000. A zookeeper at a wildlife conservation in California (the exact city wasn't specified) states he or she makes $38,000 and a zookeeper at a nearby parks and recreation facility makes a similar $40,000 in San Jose.

Roughly 25 people said they made at least $200,000 annually. Surprisingly, those salaries weren't only coming from major U.S. cities. An attorney in Louisville, Kentucky, with about 10 years of experience, a vice president of risk management in the hospitality and gaming industry in Las Vegas with up to 40 years of experience and the director of legal at an electronics company with up to two decades of experience are among those who take home $200,000.