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I have a 201012 essentiallly brand new car...i do not want to lose my car.
Which i can understand, but sometimes in life you have to sacrifice that things you like for the things you need. If you move to a more metro area you can take advantage of the tram, or the bus line of course. And what about carpooling or having the boy toy helping you get places ?
Which i can understand, but sometimes in life you have to sacrifice that things you like for the things you need. If you move to a more metro area you can take advantage of the tram, or the bus line of course. And what about carpooling or having the boy toy helping you get places ?
My car is paid free and clear.
I just dont want it to be damaged by some thug and not be able to fix it, boy toy lol shares my car with me, i drive HIM places. Its our only car.
My car is paid free and clear.
I just dont want it to be damaged by some thug and not be able to fix it, boy toy lol shares my car with me, i drive HIM places. Its our only car.
Yes yes yes crack that whip on him . Well i mean if you sold it, and got a used you would not be forced to pay the higher insurance, and you would also have some money to put in the bank which could help. Are there any other bills you have you could reduces? What about getting a pt job waiting tables?
Yes yes yes crack that whip on him . Well i mean if you sold it, and got a used you would not be forced to pay the higher insurance, and you would also have some money to put in the bank which could help. Are there any other bills you have you could reduces? What about getting a pt job waiting tables?
I pay $60 for insurance
I work nights and weekends now as it is, i couldnt work the peak hours for the tips to be worth it.
I think that we are missing a big point, well not all of us. But it has been stated by most on the pro-adults at home people, most of us dont think they should just be big adult teenagers, doing what teenagers wish they could do but with more money and freedom. I think it can and does work as a pseudo roommate scenario, where the adults in the house work together to make the household the best it can be. Just because my 25 year old is living at home, doesnt make them my little child. They are adults in their own right and will pay rent and buy groceries and pay for the extra cable box or whatever. They are essentially renting a room or part of the house. Except I trust them and have a relationship with them
No, we totally get that point. But the longer the kid stays at home, the easier it becomes for him to stay. And really, if you sit around and wait for him to save up the money to live in a comfortable way, the less likely he is to actually cut the cord. Look, I totally understand your point of view. But life shouldn't necessarily be easy for an adult child. A little adversity never hurt anyone, especially when the outcome is learning how to keep a budget, manage a house, etc.
It's money. Plus, you don't start out working peak hours. You work your way up to that.
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