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Old 09-05-2015, 06:52 PM
 
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Dude.. I earn about 80k a year and my wife earns $38k.

Hardly uncomfortable.

When are you going back to your paradise?
Not soon enough at least my power will not go out when someone farts like it does here

 
Old 09-05-2015, 07:25 PM
 
Location: Tampa, Fl
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at least my power will not go out when someone farts like it does here
Ah, not living in the city, I see. Problem #1.

Now you're comparing a big city to a suburb. What'd you think you were getting?
 
Old 09-05-2015, 10:21 PM
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Dude.. I earn about 80k a year and my wife earns $38k.

Hardly uncomfortable.

When are you going back to your paradise?
I think he's been saying for a couple years now that he's going to be moving back.
If I remember correctly he said sometime last year his wife was going to her final job interview at one of those awesome, high paying, fortune 500 companies that they have up there that are so much more plentiful and easier to get than they are here. I guess they weren't hiring lol.
Or maybe that company went belly up like the City up there has, Idk?

All kiddin aside though I hope he does finds his true happiness somewhere.
 
Old 09-06-2015, 12:34 AM
 
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Ah, not living in the city, I see. Problem #1.

Now you're comparing a big city to a suburb. What'd you think you were getting?
When we go back to chicago we will be living in Joliet a a city outside of Chicago never had power go out because they put there power lines under the ground un like Florida and yes Florida can bury there power lines under ground even with the high water table. It's that Duke dose not want to spend all that money to do so. Also I live in Clearwater now and the power sucks with all the outages that even happen on a sunny day.
 
Old 09-06-2015, 03:11 AM
 
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Friendlier ? We're I live your neighbor dose not even say hi to you, and no one is outside all in there AC. Hell I made more friends in a snow storm than I have made here. Hell cant go to most bars here everyone here smokes like a chimney the smoke is so thick you can't breath.
Reading your posts on here I've got a pretty good idea why your neighbour ignores you.You carry more baggage than a railway porter.
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