Bigblackted4
Superstar
My first house will most likely be in the hood
Would you live in the Hood, if it allows you to save 1500$ to $2,000 a month?
- Thread starter Stuntone
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Yes
I actually go back everyday to my old house to work from there to keep a eye on my mom since she’s older
The street is very quiet and all the black folks actually own they homes
Of course there’s spots around the area that is bad , but to save extra $2000 a month would be great
I actually go back everyday to my old house to work from there to keep a eye on my mom since she’s older
The street is very quiet and all the black folks actually own they homes
Of course there’s spots around the area that is bad , but to save extra $2000 a month would be great
Yeah, my hood is hella gentrified so it would be easy to go back. Still the occasional shooting or drug bust here and there but nothing that's ever affected me.
What's not talked about is the paranoia and the paranoia related skills growing up in the hood develops. Like I'm always extremely wary turning around corners and I'll prefer to take options with a clear field of vision.
What's not talked about is the paranoia and the paranoia related skills growing up in the hood develops. Like I'm always extremely wary turning around corners and I'll prefer to take options with a clear field of vision.
The Pledge
If it’s a lie, then we fight on that lie.
Will my car get fukked with? If no, then absolutely.
I don’t come out anyway, I’m like Stanley from Friday. When I open my door, I’m
I don’t come out anyway, I’m like Stanley from Friday. When I open my door, I’m
UpAndComing
Veteran
Why would anyone WANT to be in the hood? Weird question
Saving $2000 a month is not worth it to live in a destitute area. Rather just save $500 a month to live in a middle class Black neighborhood
Saving $2000 a month is not worth it to live in a destitute area. Rather just save $500 a month to live in a middle class Black neighborhood
