@skumWgmi I mean, you are working at a fast food joint, i don't know what you expect. You're also not making "average" money, so you shouldn't be looking at an "average" apartment, you should be looking at cheap ones consistent with your income.
@pitdesi I find it funny how, in these cases it's a simpler use, a more limited application, but often a complete 180 when people find out about the level of convenience it can offer to a small but "rock in the shoe" aspect of their lives. I love seeing it
@ezgicodes You'll only suffer if you think that way. The chances of winning some sort of lotery is that you won't. So applaud lady luck's work, give in to the sudden urge of playing for a couple of weeks, and go back to your normal life
@edisonydlee What compelled you to call that a hot take? I know you're trying to farm engagement calling what's clearly not even a room temperature take "hot", but why do you do it? It's so stupid, i'm sure you can do better than that
@Olao3w You are in the rare position of having freedom to do whatever you might enjoy. So do it, it's not the damn money making you sad, that's for sure
@comfortcafex For whatever reason it was a couple weeks ago, i haven't stopped regreting it so far. What a shit hole of a place. Sucks for me because i love replying to stuff like i am doing at this exact moment
How are they getting nosy, man? What the hell are you talking about? You're talking as if they're asking for you to spill your entire life in front of them, when you only need to give one plausible motive as for why you need the money so that they can correctly fill a form. Stop overblowing things, we're not talking about a hypothetical, it's real, simple, daily life. You're acting like this is an insane situation out of a scifi movie. Come on
Exactly, and what bothers me most is that "the guy" telling everyone to have cash, never take on debt, etc. usually has freaking $200M in assets and is a liquidity machine. Like, have you ever though that for the guy who has $10k saved up and is not the best with money, that may not be the best fit? You're basically saying that sir, unfortunately, you're unable to even consider having a car, and you'll live on the streets because rent is stupid, but a mortgage is worse. So the path ahead is finding the best bridge you can to live under, ride your bike, and take showers in the YMCA forever
@sw3httami It's what i imagined, just saying that you might have received a shit load of reports. Hell, i'd have reported you too, if i saw a guy with 120h deleting me from the server. Hope it works out man
I also believe in you. The start of the post was a lighthearted joke, but the advice that followed is one i've always used since i started working. I'm a bit older than you, 29, but just keep going man, effort, dedication, dilligence are a big part of it, and it seems like you have it. You just need to find an opportunity, and embrace it as hard as you can, whatever it may be
Actually, yes. That's how us non-technical peasants do it. It inverts the relationship a bit. You build a clear step that should do X, and put in place the necessary structure to make sure it, deteministicaly, always does X with tests, and actual evidence of it doing so, every time. You don't read the code, but you've built it for a specific purpose, in a well defined moment. You just have to be extremely paranoid with the possibility it might not actually do what you inteded or randomly break at some point. It's like skating without protection because you're a pro, or having every corner of your body protected because you just know you'll fall at some point
@paularambles I actually enjoy seeing younger people do it. Mostly because i can't fathom being that invested in something i have that little ownership of
@DJJohnsondabear@ldrumm@katyXBT You're acting like the teller is curious about it, like it's gossip. She just has to fill a damn form. But i'm sure you're a super easy person to deal with, not even slightly annoying, and definitely does not like creating problems more than fixing them