I hear people say this all the time. The recession doesn't have a massive impact on your income unless you either lost your job, or run a market-sensitive business that is only profitable in good economic years. the Average Joe who's income isn't based off of commission, or product sold isn't taking many Ls in a recession, if any at all.
If he has a job, is college educated, and 30, he should have his own place
Why would a man in his thirties want to live with another man?
This isn't the Big Bang Theory the vast, vast majority of men in their thirties are PhD educated researchers, who are pioneering in their fields while being underpaid, nor are they college professors. The only other thing I can think of is a freshly minted neurosurgeon or radiologist, who would only make 45k a year and have a massive number of loans along with incredibly long hours, to the point they would spend almost no time at home, and it would be wasteful to have their own apartment. But the moment they graduate they're touching 450k+ a year and that roomate agreement would be cut quote short.
Why would a woman (who may eventually want to move in with her boyfriend) want to share the house with another grown man outside of her boyfriend?
If he's a normal Bachelors degree - office job kind of guy, he should have saved up at least enough money to have his own apartment.
Why are Coli brehs trying to push these low standards
How old are you, what's your education level, and what's your career?i live at home are my standards low...........
That's different (depending on your location) from sharing an apartment or a two-room condo with your drinking/college buddies.almost 30
college educated
5 figure breh
but i live in a million dollar house
That's different (depending on your location) from sharing an apartment or a two-room condo with your drinking/college buddies.
If you have wealthy parents, or an inherited house, and are living in a 7+ bedroom house, 2 or 3 floors, then "privacy" is less of a concern, as is the common sense to why you are living there.
Could you live with your girl there?
You're an exception to the rule then, for sure. Its nothing like anyone else ITT described. The place sounds nice.I could
parents only live here 6 months of the years and even when they are here theres 5 empty bedrooms
Right now theres 6 empty bedrooms and 4 full washrooms and 1 thats not
basement about 1,300 sq feet lies empty with a full kitchen, full washroom and two bedrooms
I live upstairs, two closets and a bathroom in my room and it aint even the master
either stay here for 500 a month or pay 1,300 a month to be a cool coli breh
If he has a job, is college educated, and 30, he should have his own place
Why would a man in his thirties want to live with another man?
This isn't the Big Bang Theory the vast, vast majority of men in their thirties aren't PhD educated researchers, who are pioneering in their fields while being underpaid, nor are they college professors. The only other thing I can think of is a freshly minted neurosurgeon or radiologist, who would only make 45k a year and have a massive number of loans along with incredibly long hours, to the point they would spend almost no time at home, and it would be wasteful to have their own apartment. But the moment they graduate they're touching 450k+ a year and that roomate agreement would be cut quote short.
Why would a woman (who may eventually want to move in with her boyfriend) want to share the house with another grown man outside of her boyfriend?
If he's a normal Bachelors degree - office job kind of guy, he should have saved up at least enough money to have his own apartment.
Why are Coli brehs trying to push these low standards
There's no exam for Illinois Divorce Attorneys
Just LSAT and then Bar Exam.
Driving in London?
