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> 2 tanks a week? When I lived in Spring and commuted to the office at 610 North and I-45, it was 2 tanks a week for the 35 minute drive. That was 7 years ago.
by inetknght 6y ago
> 2 tanks a week?
When I lived in Spring and commuted to the office at 610 North and I-45, it was 2 tanks a week for the 35 minute drive. That was 7 years ago.
> 200 bucks a month for shit tier food? Ever heard of cooking?
One week of food for one person:
2lb white rice, $1.5
1lb beans, $1.25
2lb ground meat, $10
1gal milk, $4
1lb sharp cheddar, $5
1 loaf bread, $3.5
total... $25. Times four weeks, you get $100. I never claimed to be good at cooking.
> 1400 a month rent?
Due on the 1st, late on the 3rd.
> "I should be able to have extra money for fun"
There's nothing wrong with wanting extra money for fun.
> "I blow my money on things I can't afford and then blame the world for being broke."
Minimum wage doesn't have money to blow things on things they can't afford though.
- ZephyrBlu 6y ago$1400/mo for rent seems exorbitant, especially if you're working a minimum wage job.
- rmorey 6y agoThe Rent Is Too Damn High
- WarOnPrivacy 6y agoOur rents that were $1400 last year are over $2000 for the same properties.
- kieselguhr_kid 6y agoExorbitant rent is a fact of life in major cities
- betwixthewires 6y agoIve lived in 2 of the largest metropolitan areas in the US for 2 decades, and my rent has never been over 800 dollars. That's exorbitant to me, but that's still a far cry away from 2 grand a month. I know there are a few extremely overpriced cities in the US, but in the rest of the cities, if you're paying above 1k a month for a one bedroom you're trying to live somewhere that you chose to live precisely because it was more exclusive and you can't blame the world for making that decision.
- Can_Not 6y ago> you're trying to live somewhere that you chose to live precisely because it was more exclusive *didn't get lucky when searching for a unit source: got lucky so I don't pay $1400/month, still live 1hr away from work.
- betwixthewires 6y agoYou know something ive noticed? I've never actually heard a minimum wage worker talk about 1400 a month rent. Ive heard them say rent is too high, but I have never heard them say that rent is 1400 dollars. It always seems to be the people who "don't have to live on minimum wage, thank god." I think what is happening is young professionals who make decent money and come from middle class backgrounds and have never lived outside of the uptown exclusive areas see their rent and say "I can't imagine how hard it would be for minimum wage workers" thinking they live with the same expenses.