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12/31/2014 2:31:09 AM
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If you find one or two friends in school that you'll still be talking to in 15 years, consider yourself lucky. Schools all cliques and bullshit, take advice from the 99% of people who've been there already. Do your work, forget about the drama, and when you're finished and making $100k a year, you can say hi to those douches when you place your order in the drive through.
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$100k isn't really that much but I get what your saying
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$100k is plenty dependent on where you live. I started my job at $52k and live in a place where that put me in the upper middle income. You can also buy homes around here for under $50K and they aren't pieces of crap. I moved to Orlando a few years back and at the time was making around $60k, let me tell you that put me into the working poor. I lived in project type housing in a 2 bedroom shitty apartment and payed over $1600 a month nothing included. That didn't last long and when I found out I was having a kid I moved back home. The cost of living is so vastly different My daughter can goto private schools here for nearly what daycare costs there, it's pretty nuts.
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Yeah we live in a pretty expensive area of Maryland, so u wouldn't say things around here are exactly cheap. There is a private school near me called Severn(I don't go there) that is $25k per kid a year, no discounts. Also one house in my neighborhood was in the market for like 2 years trying to sell for $1 mil and they just moved out recently to another house on the water. I can assure you that we don't make that much though.
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I live in Buffalo so as long as you don't mind snow it's a great place. Like I said there are areas in the city I wouldn't dream of living, but It's like that in any city. Just look at a reality site and search houses for sale here, you'll be blown away how cheap they are.
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Really?
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Time for me to move! A low priced 2 bedroom Condo here is over $250k. A typical house is $600k -$800k.
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Editado por RemittingFire28: 12/31/2014 9:51:34 AMMe and my wife just bought a 2 family 3 up 3 down house in a decent part of the city for $25k. It was built in 1875 and needs some interior work (like replacing the 1910 sunbeam furnace, its just a lot of old stuff) but the foundation is solid and they don't build homes like that anymore. I mean when's the last time you saw a 2x10 beam actually measure 2" x 9.75" the thing could withstand a tornado. I've always liked the personality old houses have, and it may take another $20k to get it how we want, but where are you gonna find a 2 family home for under $50k anywhere?
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Wow, that's unbelievable! A "fixer upper" (bulldoze and rebuild) here is over $300k. I will never own a house here.
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You can buy lots here to build on, or throw up a prefab for like $4-$9k depending on area. Don't get me wrong, some areas I would never live in, but you can buy a house at auction for under $10k. We looked around and waited a long time to get the right deal.
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I love my city but it sure is expensive.
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Me too, growing up I couldn't wait to leave, then once I left I just wanted to come back.
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I come from a small northern town that I would never go back to (without napalm). In fact, they made fun of it on "How I Met Your Mother". I'd love to know who was behind that, it was one of my favorite moments in television.
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100k a year is not bad either if you don't plan on having 7 kids.
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Editado por hokie23aa: 12/31/2014 3:21:30 AMYeah that's true
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That's my plan
