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Damn that's crazy. So were you living almost paycheck to paycheck in the city? Yeah I don't think it's that worth it once you've had your share of the "city ex

Damn that's crazy. So were you living almost paycheck to paycheck in the city? Yeah I don't think it's that worth it once you've had your share of the "city experiences". Esp now with corona, makes no sense i think.

grawprog 6y ago
Not quite, but almost. I had about a month's savings. So about two pay cheques at any time in the bank. I've had more or less at any point in time but about that on average, i've almost tripled my savings since then and I haven't been that careful or anything. It's just been the cheaper rent it went from $1600 between two people to $600 between two people, less than half of before, cheaper food and savings in travel expenses. I still ended up traveling at least an hour or more to and from work each day. The cost of my commute has gone way down.