They need to learn to budget
While I pay my fair share in bills and groceries. I guess that's handing me a place to stay?? Do you even have kids of your own??
Well she is in our country she should learn to like American tacos.
. You can follow me on instagram @inked_jamaican rl
What recent pics of other girls??? You're too funny
He has only ever seen a nipple once in his life...While I pay my fair share in bills and groceries. I guess that's handing me a place to stay?? Do you even have kids of your own??
Holy cow, you found the apostrophe key on your keyboard.What recent pics of other girls??? You're too funny
OHHH SNAP!!!!Earlier, you said you had a hot piece of Mexican ass that you tapped each night.
But, on your page, you have a ton of pics of some other Mexican girl.
Oh, wait. Never mind.
He has only ever seen a nipple once in his life...
With as much shit as I have given you, I am happy that you never pulled the trigger.Yet still was able to move out at 24, which hell that's pretty damn pitiful. I was a worthless piece of shit bum for way longer than I should have been. Well, like I said I used to drive around with a high powered rifle in the trunk thinking about blowing my head off with it.
Now, life is just too stupid to kill myself over. That and I've lost the sense of urgency I used to have to end it. This was always the time of year for it, too. This year, nothing. Clearly past my prime. Hell, I might as well quit my job and move back in with my parents now.
With today's money, that car costs the equivalent of $20,000 and the payment would be $563.00. And that $100 to "live on" would be a little over $200.00. The average new car payment was $482 ( a record high) per month in the 4th quarter of 2014, which means you were paying the equivalent of $80 per month more than the average. I don't accept that you were "living poor".
A physically, mentally capable individual having to live with their parents at 29 years old = failed parenting. I would be embarrassed as a parent knowing my kid wasn't taught the skills, knowledge, decision making capacity in order to make it on their own before 29. Enough money to buy weed, but not enough to pay rent = loser. Fever sounds like he is still in high school.
#1 Responsibility of a parent is to raise their kid to be an independent, responsible, productive, self sufficient adult long before 30. Hell, 29 is embarrassing.
Failed parenting??
Let's see Mom moves from Jamaica to America a year later she had me. Goes to school achieves her Bachelors then first Masters while pregnant with my brother. Raises 2 boys as a single parent because dead beat father ups and leaves us. Move to NY to work at the NY stock exchange and then FINRA to become a federal regulator. Achieves a second masters while still being a single parent homeowner on LI. Both sons are college graduates now themselves. Moves me back in so I can save money towards buying my own piece of property in a few years instead of renting and just throwing money away. So where is the failed parenting?? Like I said lived on my own in 2 states from 18-28. Lived in a shitty basement apartment in a house I shared with 6 other people the last 3 years while working, paying bills and rent, car note and own car insurance, and paying off student loans. I guess I'm not responsible ****ing idiot. Also I was living in my own apartment paying rent from 20-25 in WV. So please don't try and lecture me on failed parenting when I know for a fact you didn't go through half as much shit my mother has since she was 21 when she first came to this country on a working Visa from Jamaica
Extra...you're just being obtuse on this one. Banker came from a situation with his father being killed at a young age and his mother raising him on a limited income. If someone else came from that same situation and ended up on welfare when he grew up, you would likely be challanging Banker if he called him lazy and saying that the person was a victim of his circumstances. Yet, since Banker is your ideological enemy, you bog yourself down in financial semantics in order to not give him any credit.
Have people had worst situations than Banker? Sure. But I guarantee you that the majority of people placed in a similar situation would not have had the same success that Banker has enjoyed. That is something that should be commended even if it doesn't fit your ideological agenda.
This thread is a perfect example why I hate politics and refuse to allow myself to be categorized ideologically. It forces you to filter the facts of the world to fit your preconceived agenda. It creates intellectual dishonesty. Banker...that's a really good story. (I must of missed the story about your father.) You should be proud of your accomplishments.
I can't imagine treating your parents like that Walden even if they haven't been perfect.
The median income in 1988 was just over $25,000. I actually made just over $12,000 in 1988. Earned a little extra by taking on some side projects, which I could because I was classified as an independent contractor.
As far as taxes, that was a whole nother story. I didn't realize that being classified as an independent contractor I was responsible to pay 100% of my SS tax. Ended up getting audited two years later and getting hit with a pretty good penalty and interest. I went to the company owner and told him that after researching it, I didn't believe I met the definition of an independent contractor. They required me to be at work at 8, work to at least 5 and provided me office space and work materials. Told him he could cut me a check for half of my irs hit or I would ask the irs to determine if I, and several other employees were truly independent. He agreed to cut me a check. That was a good lesson about taxes and why I still prepare all my own returns and stay current on tax code changes.
The median HOUSEHOLD income was appx. $25,000 in 1988.
Your $12,000 had the same purchasing power as $25,000 in today's dollars. That equals $12 per hour in todays wages. While not a lot of money, you were not living poor.
You have bee ruining threads since 1988. The point is 29 year old men should not be living at home.
Well, this is what you get when you end up going to college in Hee Haw. The poor hicks were raised tough, spit upon and shit upon. These New Yorkers and out of staters kind of got an easier deal, came from something already. A lot of us hicks came from the poor house.
The old man himself wasn't poor, but he always worried about money. His old man was poor. Mined coal, couldn't read. Bitched about a 5 dollar electric bill and signed his name X since he couldn't write it out. Brought in an even poorer woman from Kentucky who would fix up and eat anything. Squirrels, bluegill caught out of the creek, etc.
On my mom's side was a bunch of thieves, idiots and borderline retards. Ate bologna sandwiches and had roaches everywhere.
Just a different culture. That's all. And if you're lucky enough to get out of it, you're exiled for good.
It's your opinion as to when people should not be living at home. On average, parents that were polled said 5 years after finishing college was enough. So on average, parents are not determining what AGE their children should move out, but when they've accomplished a particular goal.
That equals $12 per hour in todays wages. While not a lot of money, you were not living poor.