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> what exactly do you suggest that he do? Move to a cheaper city and get a job which pays a low but dependable income. If you're willing to be geographically a
by morgante 11y ago
> what exactly do you suggest that he do?
Move to a cheaper city and get a job which pays a low but dependable income. If you're willing to be geographically and occupationally flexible, there's absolutely no reason to end up homeless.
- jpatokal 11y agoWhat such jobs are readily available to early-fifties retired fashion models? How much are the up-front costs of moving to a new city and acquiring a place to live?
- morgante 11y ago> What such jobs are readily available to early-fifties retired fashion models? He doesn't need a "good" job. He could get an hourly minimum wage job and already have an equivalent salary to his current job. Since he has some nominal "fashion" experience, retail might be a good place to start. I'm sure Brooks Brothers wouldn't mind hiring a former male model to sell clothes. > How much are the up-front costs of moving to a new city and acquiring a place to live? Honestly, it's probably an upper limit of $5k (I've moved for far less). But he got a lump sump payment of $30k for leaving his apartment—equivalent to two years salary. That's surely enough to move anywhere in the country and find a decent, affordable housing situation.