Attention people who live on their own (hi guys it's EnR :D)

[EnR]

Originally Posted by Superfreak04

Because of taxes, you get a lot less haha, and how much are you getting paid an hour? Mine was ten an hour.

12/h for 3 months then 14/h

I got paid 14 an hour back at my old job and took home 500-590 after taxes.

[Superfreak04]

Originally Posted by EnR

12/h for 3 months then 14/h

I got paid 14 an hour back at my old job and took home 500-590 after taxes.

I hate you, lol.

[Thatskier]

Assembly line eh?.... Go work in china.

OTer: Try getting a job that isnt so boring.

[EnR]

Originally Posted by Thatskier

Assembly line eh?.... Go work in china.

OTer: Try getting a job that isnt so boring.

I've applied at so many god damn places, this is the only place the hired me or even gave me an interview.

[Rubin0]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

Most of the doormen apartments allow dogs of any size -- I've lived in two separate places here in the financial district and both allowed dogs (you can find deals that can dip as low as $1k if you buddy up and split costs).

I'm actually thinking of finding a place on Roosevelt Island eventually. Lots of open space to jog and there seem to be dogs everywhere. Costs haven't sky rocketed yet because people don't realize what a nice little nook it is.

[Andrew Mitchell]

best job i ever had was bein a garbage man

working outside equals the shit
decent pay
pyschical lots of lifting
free stuff what people throw out

working inddors and sitting down equals miserable, shitty ape like posture and existential angst

[MrGiggles]

oh man enr cooking is the easiest thing ever you can even get instructions and everything

or recipes whatever

[EnR]

Originally Posted by MrGiggles

oh man enr cooking is the easiest thing ever you can even get instructions and everything

or recipes whatever

Usually on the back of boxes haha.

I just can;t cook meat, but I'll use the internet, I'll be a God damn chef by the time a year rolls around.

[Reincarnate]

Originally Posted by Rubin0

I'm actually thinking of finding a place on Roosevelt Island eventually. Lots of open space to jog and there seem to be dogs everywhere. Costs haven't sky rocketed yet because people don't realize what a nice little nook it is.

That place is great -- I have a few friends that live there and they love it.