MATCHBX |
07-05-2005 11:24 PM |
Re: Local Rear Wheel Drive DSM...What?
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Originally Posted by Carlos
I am 20, work full time (ace) and go to school full time in the fall and spring. I took 19 credits last semester getting straight A's. I am actually finacially independent. I could move out but I value money more than you. I will NEVER rent a place to live for a while. While paying school, I am actually saving for a house or some real estate investing. I have quite a bit saved up.
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So you put the burdon on someone else (namely your parents). And you call that financially independent? So, do you pay your parents rent? Oh wait, you would NEVER pay rent for a place. Until you are paying for the roof over your head, you are NOT financially independent. Do you pay your parents for electricity, gas, cable, internet, water, garbage, garage space, etc.? If not, you are not independent. In fact you are very dependent upon them. Just paying car insurance and food does not make you independent. I admire someone that can save their money while going to school, but don't make yourself out to be something you are not. Matt, and many others out here, make a living in this world and pay their own way for everything.
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Originally Posted by Carlos
As far as an appartment withought a garage, do you think someone is going to steal the car? Ask anyone who has been to my house. My garage is full of dsm shit. I work most of the time out of it unless I am doing an engine or something in the winter. No heat or cooling, just shelter from rain or snow. If you want to discuss more, PM me.
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And I'm sure your parents are just so thrilled with you for that. In Matt's case, it would probably get towed because he doesn't own the property it sits on like your parents. Your parents will let you have it sit there however long it takes while the owner of the place that Matt lives in (along with the city) have rules about having cars sit. Most apartments and townhomes do not allow working on vehicles in the parking lots. Things are alot different in the real world. Think a little more about that before you start spouting off again.
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