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Firstly, my condolences for having to endure Provo; it's the closest thing to "Stepford" I've ever encountered. I've lived in Utah for over 10 years now, and P
by SageRaven 16y ago
Firstly, my condolences for having to endure Provo; it's the closest thing to "Stepford" I've ever encountered. I've lived in Utah for over 10 years now, and Provo is pretty bad, even by Utah standards.
Next, don't be a chump and mooch of your folks. That's just lame. Given how low your rent is (even $300 is pretty damned cheap in Utah), don't give it up. That $1200 will evaporate in no time.
Finally, good luck. I went independent a few years back and love every minute of it.
- CyberFonic 16y agoI would have thought the Bay area is better for startups, and you have access to free lodging, food. Why resent having to do some odd jobs in return - is that another aspect of your arrogance? Since you don't have much cash in reserve, you are going to need some more money and fast. Now if you have a business plan, then you should have a feel for how long before you are Ramen profitable. My guess is that it is going to be a heck of a lot longer than 6 months by which time you will be behind in your rent. Oh and if you got kicked out of college, how come you feel entitled to using the university facilities? Seems like bad karma to me.