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Yeah dude get a real job. I'm aggressively paying of my student debt and still have money left over after bills, etc. to save.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit really? how would you like it if the big banks decalred bankrupcy and you had more than 100k in them? I rather money depreciate in value than to have to have a shotgun to guard my fridge.

They did at the tax payers expense. Nobody went to jail. I think a corporate grocery store can handle the shrinkage caused by btg. Considering that shrinkage is negligible to the food they actually throw out, I think one in temporary need taking a nice filet ain't the worst thing to happen. You will have your entire life to throw your money their way. Unless you are constantly poor. Then you could frame my solution in s robin hood type rationiltion. Just make sure you get your veggies.

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Originally posted by BTG winter season

You're stupid as shit. Winter season hockey tickets are a purchase you want to make, not a purchase that you need to make. You're making a mistake by living outside your means, and you have it backwards: don't give up beer, it's the cheap, affordable option here. Give up season tickets and save as much of that $500 as possible. Talk about fiscal irresponsibility.

I just can't imagine spending 500 dollars and breaking the bank by doing so, lol.

I think he meant playing hockey? That falls under health. I say do it and maybe you don't pay for shaving blades for the next year.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney They did at the tax payers expense. Nobody went to jail. I think a corporate grocery store can handle the shrinkage caused by btg. Considering that shrinkage is negligible to the food they actually throw out, I think one in temporary need taking a nice filet ain't the worst thing to happen. You will have your entire life to throw your money their way. Unless you are constantly poor. Then you could frame my solution in s robin hood type rationiltion. Just make sure you get your veggies.

I am talking about Austerity in genral, not BTG austerity.

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Originally posted by Moral Hazard Never happened before. My recommendation, get a big boy job and some self control.

Not on your dime, but what about others' Moral Hazard

Get a better job?

If you can't support yourself the way you would like to, it's time to either cut expenditure or move to a better paying job.

I've done the latter twice in the past 5 years, doubling my salary on both occasions.

Look in the job market, see what's available... I did, it was one of the best things I had ever done.

Fuck cutting expenditure.

Easier said than done.

If you can't budget your money, there's no point in making more money.


-M.C. Hammer.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk I know, right? He's a 'pretend-christian' though (depends on when it suits him). His wife (my step-mum, I guess), though, is a lovely, lovely Chinese lady. I'm almost certain it was a "you want residency, you look after me" kind of deal, but that shit isn't my business. I think I like her better than my dad.

"Honey.... why you no pai child suppolt?! Jesus no need monaaaay, baby need monaaaay. You pay nao!"

i imagine thats what your step mom sounded like.

i didnt say i was going bankrupt by doing this. you guys need to chill out. im just wondering what some of you do when money is TIGHT... not gone.

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Originally posted by BTG which leaves me fundamentally broke for the next little while...

Oh yeah?

Your own personal credit card ponzi scheme seems pretty sound for the first year.

if its tight i put her back out on the street and charge more for blacks.

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Originally posted by BTG i didnt say i was going bankrupt by doing this. you guys need to chill out. im just wondering what some of you do when money is TIGHT... not gone.

But why would you willingly put yourself in that situation? What if money's tight and something happens and you suddenly find yourself in immediate need of cash that you don't have?

He sure as fuck isn't going to pay the bills with hockey, he can't even skate backwards.

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Originally posted by idoru But why would you willingly put yourself in that situation? What if money's tight and something happens and you suddenly find yourself in immediate need of cash that you don't have?

I personally feel that exercise is important and if that means not spending on other things, so be it. Health is more important than a little debt. Although he mentions his love of beer and they probably just cancel out health wise.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney I personally feel that exercise is important and if that means not spending on other things, so be it. Health is more important than a little debt. Although he mentions his love of beer and they probably just cancel out health wise.

You don't have to spend $500 to get proper exercise. He also hasn't clarified if it's equipment or tickets.

Steal copper wiring?

i pay $500 To play once a week from now until April. if i really need money for an emergency i always have my rrsps...which has about 10 grand. ill be fine.

I just stop doing crack

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Originally posted by BTG if i really need money for an emergency i always have my rrsps...which has about 10 grand. ill be fine.

then why start this topic at all ?

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Originally posted by idoru You don't have to spend $500 to get proper exercise. He also hasn't clarified if it's equipment or tickets.

500 for physical health, and being part of a group. Thebenifits are worth 500$. I would put that expense up there with food. Unless you have kids and they want to play hockey.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney 500 for physical health, and being part of a group. Thebenifits are worth 500$. I would put that expense up there with food. Unless you have kids and they want to play hockey.

I can find plenty of ways to maintain proper physical health, while being part of a group, that cost significantly less than $500. I don't see why, if money is tight, you wouldn't want to choose a more affordable alternative.

To each their own.

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