Steve300xcw
WKR
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Premake several breakfast burritos or sandwiches, microwave and out the door.
Yea but.............the gal at the taco stand has a nice smile and big tits. Her food just tastes better!
Premake several breakfast burritos or sandwiches, microwave and out the door.
Depending on the situation, yes, it can be smarter to pay someone to do things for you.Do you mean to tell me there’s guys that don’t fix they’re own shit
Just ordered all the parts to rebuild the front end in my 2012 Nissan Titan at 150k, it got me thinking. Outside of your profession, what are some of the projects you've taken on to save money by not paying someone else to do?
I do almost all of the work on our vehicles, oil changes, sensors, replace suspension parts, front end, brakes, exhaust. 2012 Nissan Titan, 2014 Chevy Traverse.
Around the house I do plumbing, construction windows and doors, siding, electrical, flooring.
I've even gotten to be a decent cook helping make meals since my wife works some nights and weekends. Not going out to eat saves a lot of $$.
1, why do you say that? And 2, who cares?In the eyes of some I probably don’t measure up to much of a man.
My biggest money saver was/is to never move out of home.
no girlfriend/wife so no reason to leave yet.
I dont think it is good for you as an adult man to live with his folks. I suggest that you are missing out on the valuable experience of having to make your own way in life.My biggest money saver was/is to never move out of home. Job has been 2 miles from home and no girlfriend/wife so no reason to leave yet. Definetly not the most popular option but I enjoy being around my parents and I don't mind the stigma.
I was thinking the same thing. We eat at home 95% of the time and still spend 5-600How do you eat for 200$ a month?
We cook at home and rarely got out anymore, but 200 I think I would starve!
It's doable if you don't need to buy a lot of protein and you don't eat a lot of processed foods. The only things I commonly buy at the store are eggs, rice, potatoes, ezekiel bread, produce, seasonings, oils/tallow, and butter. I don't like eating in the mornings, so I typically eat 2 large meals per day consisting of elk, venison, walleye, or trout with a carb and a veg. I don't snack between meals other than a piece of fruit sometime in the afternoon every day.How do you eat for 200$ a month?
We cook at home and rarely got out anymore, but 200 I think I would starve!
Think I was maybe 20 or so. Making stupid money, had the entire lower level of the house to myself. Zero bills. Life is easy!! Folks hit me with something around $200/month rent. I was out in a week