What % of American graduates are willing to make those sacrifices? I am not sure I could. Then again 2 yrs is not that long.
Homie was living that struggle life.
What % of American graduates are willing to make those sacrifices? I am not sure I could. Then again 2 yrs is not that long.
His pockets are straight now thoughHomie was living that struggle life.
$26k ain't much... definitely doable in a two year window.In other words...he didnt enjoy life....fukk that....
i'd rather pop bottles and spend that money on going out / networking, end up landing a way better job , confidence thru tha roof, and enjoying myself, but hey...... to each his own
You'd rather pop bottles than be debt free?
. I might splurge and get a motorcycle but if I do I'm paying cash for it. But after that, it's back to saving.
You'd rather pop bottles than be debt free?
Yeah I have owned one before and said I wasn't going to get another one until I got my bills paid off. And that would be another way to save money because the days I don't have to take my daughter to school or whatever, I can ride the bike to work and save gas that way. I want a 2008-2010 Kawasaki ZX-10R, but if I find a good deal on something or find that I'm more comfortable on another bike I'm getting that.
They got us conditioned bruh. shyt is really slavery
if this a$$hole wasnt paying 1300 a month for rent he coulda still lived a normal life n paid the shyt off
im not impressed
Bro, I'm saying is cats these days is soft and I've dropped videos before about eating healthy, for under $30 a week.
Well, that's still better than my Impala that I'm driving in now. Now which Ducati did you want to get if you left NYC?U not gonna save gas on a liter bike bruh. Them shyts drink gas like a Corolla
A little 600 though? You will prob get like 50MPG easy. I have a 650 now and I get 40 MPG pretty much all city. I want to get a Ducati if we leave NYC.