Naraku4656

Dude it is not the same. If we're including internet, which I will because I don't smoke, are at least about $150 of that. Unless you're splitting utilities or living in a one bedroom apartment getting one of them for free. Even in my old apartment, shit was maybe $100. Unless you're eating lentils every night, food is going to be more than $150 a month.

i'd need to defer to someone who keeps better track of people here than i do

yikes that sounds rough but it's good that it's still manageable. thankfully i've never had to carry a balance on a regular credit card. i have on cards that i got specifically to finance something and then closed right after but i haven't bought something that big in years

you've been typing very coherently lately.

well that would explain it. doesn't not paying anything hurt your credit score though?

jeez i don't think i ever carried a balance that high on a credit card before. medical stuff?

and with that? yeah yeah area's standard of living i know

my total was $2500 across all of my shit. kill me

WHAT

my one credit card got paid off and it was $900. bleeeeeh

fit girls. curvy ones (to an extent) are fine too

nerds

all my money is gone now. all i have left is dirty laundry i need to do

i'm broke now, sorry

STOP SPENDING MONEY, ME. YOU'RE A JERK

I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar

cus I don't

don't forget the blue light special on the hoo ha

at kmart?

No one's offered me the ability to do that so I usually just argue it down for months

Probably the only thing I never complained about at my old job was the health care plan. 1600 a year and no deductible and covered 90%

Mine's like that woooooooooo. 3k deductible and 80% until I hit 7k

I'm broke too from medical stuff. Let's celebrate being in massive debt to the broken health care system

Is 9:45 on a Wednesday too early to come home?

who is your daddy and what does he do