Might Buy Mazda Tribute
02-04-2003, 01:29 PM
#21
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thats a lot of responsibilty for not a lot of money. demand a raise and just make sure u talk to ur wife about working in the future. trust me, i got 2 kids and since the first one was born my wife never worked anymore and she always says she will. but then guess who has a 2nd job again. 
02-04-2003, 02:05 PM
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actually, I've had like 2 promotions, 3 raises, and 1 bonus in the 2 1/2 years I've been here...that ain't bad
voters recently passed free pre-k for anyone, so we might spring for that when he's old enough...she's been wanting to take some classes, and I think I'll enroll here next semester, and we plan on her working when our son's in school (or pre-k)
we have a lot of support behind us
voters recently passed free pre-k for anyone, so we might spring for that when he's old enough...she's been wanting to take some classes, and I think I'll enroll here next semester, and we plan on her working when our son's in school (or pre-k)
we have a lot of support behind us
02-04-2003, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Baldy' date='Feb 4 2003, 01:25 PM
yeah, it's nice starting a retirement plan a age 18, and taking a paid vacation for spring break every year (if I want, not that I do)
and if I wanted, I could have pretty much unlimited free gas; I've got all these spare gas cards laying around, and most people never check their billing statements....I also keep all the vehicle titles, and keep the records of the vehicles' usage... :twisted: ...but I'm too good to take advantage of that
and if I wanted, I could have pretty much unlimited free gas; I've got all these spare gas cards laying around, and most people never check their billing statements....I also keep all the vehicle titles, and keep the records of the vehicles' usage... :twisted: ...but I'm too good to take advantage of that
Pay isnt the best, but he does very little, benefits are awesome ( which you learn later in life sometimes means more then making a little more money ), I work my *** off, have basic medical benefits, no retirement/pension, but make double the money he does, I still think I would rather be in his shoes!
At least I get my 3 weeks paid time off a year.
Keep at that job, a state job like that is awesome to have.
02-04-2003, 08:10 PM
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i second what rob said.....i got about 25k a year...bust my *** 10-12 hrs a day and also have basic medical (band-aids) insurance. One day i'll get a real job..lol..i like ******* around with old cars too much though
02-04-2003, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Apex13B' date='Feb 4 2003, 09:10 PM
i second what rob said.....i got about 25k a year...bust my *** 10-12 hrs a day and also have basic medical (band-aids) insurance. One day i'll get a real job..lol..i like ******* around with old cars too much though
02-05-2003, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Apex13B' date='Feb 4 2003, 09:39 PM
yeah...i give them 300 a month rent and for 6 months out of the year i pay my car insurance 618 a month
dude, i know what poor is that is why my car is a nice and reliable stock s5 vert
dude, i know what poor is
You pay over 3600 to insure your car?
It would be cheaper to either take a taxi everywhere, or rent a car.
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