LeMans GTR
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Girl on the customer service line is amazingly chipper.
I bet call center employees get high before they come into work and at breaks. How else could they stand the bull shit that gets said to them?
By joking about it to our co-workers. (You wouldn't believe the customer I just had!)
The mute button does come into play, too. If you're talking to someone at a call center and the line is muted for a second or two, either he/she is coughing/sneezing or calling you a fucking idiot.
Whether you can live on $10 an hour is completely dependent on where you are. For the sake of reference I once lived in a gigantic one-bedroom apartment with all utilities, central AC, and off-street parking for $475 a month, but this was in a small town in North Carolina. Around here, you'd have to pay around three to four times that amount for the same amenities.
shits expensive here :/
I'm about to buy a 2 bedroom appt with off street parking - $712 a week loan repayment....
Bloody hell, that's expensive? Fuck this shit, I'm moving to Australia!
It's $712/mo down here.
Whether you can live on $10 an hour is completely dependent on where you are. For the sake of reference I once lived in a gigantic one-bedroom apartment with all utilities, central AC, and off-street parking for $475 a month, but this was in a small town in North Carolina. Around here, you'd have to pay around three to four times that amount for the same amenities.
Tennessee is dirt cheap...I have a 2 bedroom w/garage for $500/month.I can do that in a Nashville suburb, so I'm never far away from things someone would actually want to do.
Bloody hell, that's expensive? Fuck this shit, I'm moving to Australia!
What is the list price on the Apartment? $650,000?$2800 a month for a city of 4 million seems quite steep to me
What is the list price on the Apartment? $650,000?
Still a lot of money for 2 a bedroom apartment...440K buys a whole lotta house in Tennessee.$440k
Our interest rates are much much higher than yours and are variable (7% is about the cheapest)
I take it you're looking to pay it off ASAP?