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goldfish21
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27 Jan 2018, 6:56 am
No one suggested any such thing. People are engaging you in conversation and suggesting that having a car again isn't an unreasonable goal to strive towards achieving.
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27 Jan 2018, 9:09 am
27 Jan 2018, 9:26 am
lol it was me, I confess. I only meant if you wanted or needed a car though, not if you don't. I don't have a car myself, total wast of money
I'm a natural saver, in fact I'm stingy as s**t
And that has got me out of some difficulties but it does get me a lot of criticism.
27 Jan 2018, 12:15 pm
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27 Jan 2018, 6:39 pm
lol it was me, I confess. I only meant if you wanted or needed a car though, not if you don't. I don't have a car myself, total wast of money
I'm a natural saver, in fact I'm stingy as s**t
And that has got me out of some difficulties but it does get me a lot of criticism.It’s not you. Others do it including a guy I know locally. For low income people cars are waste of money. Bus works fine just takes longer. But I don’t have a life anyways and I’m not in rush to get places like others are.
I’m putting some of my savings into stuff that can be turned back into money but I can’t just spend quickly. That way I can’t spend it. I’d have to go somewhere and sell it first.
I don’t spend my money on stupid stuff. Like say liquor, cigarettes, expensive food etc, when I do it’s on stuff that be around forever or a long time. So I too get criticism. That guy for example was jealous I was able to buy a gun but he can’t cause his money goes into his nice car. That was over year and half ago. I got the gun half off. I have about 2,000 in savings. $400 set for long term. I need to put more into that. My only way of saving is via my taxe return. I try not to spend it. I recently finally spent my 2015 taxe return .
27 Jan 2018, 6:45 pm
goldfish21
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27 Jan 2018, 6:52 pm
Good moves, sly. 
It’s good to have savings vs nothing to fall back on! Even better is to save even more whenever your income rises vs spend it. Everyone knows this but very few ppl do it. Even with my business school education I wasn’t able to do it while my asd symptoms were strong. It was weird and very frustrating. But now that my brain functions better I’ve become a saver, big time, and I never ever want to be the opposite again.
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27 Jan 2018, 6:56 pm
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goldfish21
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27 Jan 2018, 9:00 pm
do you have recent experiences regarding this?
I had $10,000 from child support saved up in a bank that I spent all on camera equipment. Now I'm being told it is smart to be frivolous so that you live a happy life. I owe my college $8,390 and if it isn't paid in a week's time I'm evicted. College tuition is very expensive. The times I was working I could have saved that money for paying for college classes.
Surely this isn’t the first time you’ve been made aware that you owe $8,390.00 of it means you’re being evicted without payment in a week’s time.. pretty sure there’s more to this story than you’ve disclosed so far.
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