NAOS
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Work less. More attention for school. Thank me later. That Family Dollar experience isn't a good investment.
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Work less. More attention for school. Thank me later. That Family Dollar experience isn't a good investment.
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Wow you're attending college on scholarship AND managing the Dollar store AND dating a hot blonde?
Props to you man.
I totally agree with you. I'm already tired of it.
I think you guys are misunderstanding me. I'm not here boasting because I make $600 a week. PKM and I'm sure others make a TON more than that. There is no point but I live very comfortably.
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I appreciate it brotha, I'm not here for compliments though.
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♪alt13
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So you realize that you don't make ****? So what's with the chest puffing?
NAOS
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[MENTION=430]Dr. Jones[/MENTION] probably makes close to $900 per week (pre-tax). Plus or minus.
You obviously don't understand. The money I make combined with the low cost of living is a perfectly fine situation.
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U never break character do u
♪alt13
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It's really not. I hope you stay in school and wear your rubbers.
How much do you make and how much are you paying for rent?
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♪alt13
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I don't rent. I own my home. I hope to have it paid off by the time I'm 40. I have a bunch of land that will definitely be paid off before I'm 40. My truck is paid off and I have two more years on my Corolla. My wife makes 46k salary. My pay used to be up and down because I ran my own business. The best I did in a day was $2,800, the worst was $0 to keep my guys busy. I saved a bunch of money and went back to school when my 2nd was born.(cause the grass is always greener) I got half way through my associates and life hit me like a ton of bricks. The last year has sucked donkey balls and I have had a lot to deal with emotionally and financially that I never expected. I wanted to do something meaningful so I accepted a job making $10 an hour helping at risk teenagers. I liked working with the kids but I just could not justify it financially and I wasn't sure that what I was doing was the best thing for them anyway. Recently I accepted a job as a cable guy hoping that wed-sun would allow me the time to finish an engineering degree. I get paid piecerate and am currently weighing my options between going back to the IBEW doing the electrician thing or working short hours making 40+ an hour doing rigging work while I finish my degree.