It's the internet, you're probably the fry cook at the Burger King in DubaiThey need to step their game up then![]()
It's the internet, you're probably the fry cook at the Burger King in DubaiThey need to step their game up then![]()
Rara, Sho, Welt and Cali all hung with me in Vegas on top of a bunch of other posters here that are friends with me irl
Conformity, you never responded to my post.
I'm just messing around with you trying to kill time before a pointless staff meeting. But I stand by my previous statement. You cannot build a money vault out of sunglasses.No, a lot of people on these forums know me IRL and can vouch.
Scrooge McDuck swimming in a sea of sunglasses. This is the image I currently have.
You can live comfortably on 2k a month if you're younger though. Most younger people don't live within their means though. All through school I was broke as hell but managed to scrape by(though definitely not on CS's level of poverty.) The lessons I learned during that time I apply to my life now. I make decent bank. My wife works as well. We have no credit card debt, both our cars are paid off(we paid them off about 3 years early), we don't really buy anything extravagant. But if we decide to go somewhere or purchase something we have the money to do so. Earlier in the year we decided on a whim that we wanted to go back to Punta Cana. A few weeks later that's where we were. We don't have any kids(though we are trying) and up until a few weeks ago we had no house payment(our old house was a duplex that we bought dirt cheap, fixed up and are now flipping.) We just bought a new house so I'm excited to see the credit card debt start piling up lol. Point is, starting off poor sucks. But it does give you lessons on how to survive with very little. Those lessons stay with you.
When I was living at home I saved 65% of my income comfortably. This month has taken its toll on my budget due to the move, but now that I have all the starting items in my cupboard and fridge I don't need to spend on them anymore and can just pick up perishables. Bills are entirely manageable and I make it a point to pay off all credit card debt to avoid interest. I mathed that I can still save at least one-third of my income and live very well on my own. It's pretty fun to budget, actually.
I wish they still had eunuch guards, ugh
milkster a gay black man? LOL
Oh trust me we thought about it long and hard. For me it's pretty important. My father passed away from lung cancer. He was the last one alive to carry the family name. So for me it's important to attempt to keep the family name alive for another generation. I had almost forgotten what it was like to be in debt until we bought the new house lol.Agree so fucking hard it kills me.
Just dont have kids bro, nooo dont do it
someone posted his pic in the other thread and I was all like http://gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs4/1877074_o.gif