The 28 years was only meant to be on the single part, not independent lol she's the same age as me.
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Quitting for 5 years, anyone do this before?
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The 28 years was only meant to be on the single part, not independent lol she's the same age as me.
She'll be with me at RDT on Sunday lol
I just asked, she said no lol her culture is very anti attention whorish.
LoneRonin
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dude you sound like a complete pansy and I'm not even joking...50 bucks a month on two dates?? WTF, and you're a grown man?? I was doing that **** in grade 11, making 220 bucks a paycheck teaching swimming lessons after school a couple nights a week. I had nothing to pay for other than whatever I wanted at that age and didn't have to ask my parents for anything much.
What do you have a bachelor in and what are you doing with yourself?? You sound like one of those batty boi gamers who sits around doped the **** out all day after working night shift at the ****ing grocery store. Seriously...even I took a year off before uni worked at Shoppers 30-35 hours a week, had fun and partied, paid for my 250 brand new and still had a good amount in the bank going into school, now don't even get me started on a $1000 ring...are you ****ing joking?? How the hell do you even afford to own and ride a motorcycle yet you would even consider buying your girl whose the "one" a thousand dollar ring?? GTFO....if I got my girl a full set gear it would easily cost twice that and its not like its something you would skimp out on or even consider...if you're gonna do it you do it proper, not like a little pansy bit*h.
Are you even ready to even consider engaging this girl and running a household, having kids...doing grown up ****?? Get a job buddy, a real job.
What do you have a bachelor in and what are you doing with yourself?? You sound like one of those batty boi gamers who sits around doped the **** out all day after working night shift at the ****ing grocery store. Seriously...even I took a year off before uni worked at Shoppers 30-35 hours a week, had fun and partied, paid for my 250 brand new and still had a good amount in the bank going into school, now don't even get me started on a $1000 ring...are you ****ing joking?? How the hell do you even afford to own and ride a motorcycle yet you would even consider buying your girl whose the "one" a thousand dollar ring?? GTFO....if I got my girl a full set gear it would easily cost twice that and its not like its something you would skimp out on or even consider...if you're gonna do it you do it proper, not like a little pansy bit*h.
Are you even ready to even consider engaging this girl and running a household, having kids...doing grown up ****?? Get a job buddy, a real job.
Oh look who's back, captain constructive criticism. 
How do you know he doesn't have a great paying job and is just focusing a huge majority of his perhaps very healthy paycheques towards what he mentioned in his first post - paying off student debt?
Oh wait....being financially savvy like that, by (gasp!) wanting to eliminate debt as quick as possible while living frugally in the meantime...that must not be "cool" enough, right?
How do you know he doesn't have a great paying job and is just focusing a huge majority of his perhaps very healthy paycheques towards what he mentioned in his first post - paying off student debt?
Oh wait....being financially savvy like that, by (gasp!) wanting to eliminate debt as quick as possible while living frugally in the meantime...that must not be "cool" enough, right?
LoneRonin
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Oh look who's back, captain constructive criticism.
How do you know he doesn't have a great paying job and is just focusing a huge majority of his perhaps very healthy paycheques towards what he mentioned in his first post - paying off student debt?
Oh wait....being financially savvy like that, by (gasp!) wanting to eliminate debt as quick as possible while living frugally in the meantime...that must not be "cool" enough, right?
I don't understand that frugal man I'm sorry...really, that's like below my standard of self, let alone standard of living. When I had a $30,000 student debt I set up payments of about $575 a month and you ONLY have to pay when you're out of school for longer than six months so I was always working. On average people take 9-10 years to repay it and I was done in 5ish. Even working minimum wage you can clear about 1400-1500 bucks a month after taxes, I did the math its about 1800 bucks before deductions, this guy is supposed to be university educated. There's no way an educated person with a half decent job and actually being a grown up and paying their dues putting in work has to reduce themselves to making $30 payments on a thousand dollar ring. OK. So stop...really. Don't support and further propagate this ****.
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Some people are all for the idea of dragging debt out in the interest of having fun vs adulting, others like to see it go away quick and are willing to forego some niceties and fun in the short term to accomplish that much quicker.
Some people also live their entire working lives buried in perpetual debt, apparently oblivious that unless you actually pay it off it'll follow you into your retirement years..and you're really screwed then.
But hey, live in the moment, YOLO, all that stuff.. Whatever.
Some people also live their entire working lives buried in perpetual debt, apparently oblivious that unless you actually pay it off it'll follow you into your retirement years..and you're really screwed then.
But hey, live in the moment, YOLO, all that stuff.. Whatever.
油井緋色;2439638 said:
Track day or no track day the hydration never stops. Stick your head out the window, you'll see.
LoneRonin
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Yes, I agree but one must have a balance of both. Its not good to be a complete batty boi or YOLOing the **** out on credit thinking you're a baller.
That would be a terrible financial decision.
PLau
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Though I agree with this statement, you're giving him **** for making a decision in order to balance his budget and pay off debts.
Poorly timed, wrongfully bashed.
Please take a ride to the closest Uni and bash every smoker, gamer, and party-goer that is supporting themselves using OSAP instead of getting a part time job to pay off their debt - you'll have more success saving people financially than someone who is taking steps in order to fix it..
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