EPTOn August 15 2010 03:28 Footymd wrote:
kcaz if i wasnt broke ass we could room together lol
kcaz if i wasnt broke ass we could room together lol
well then hook it up lol. you guys could be like the tl hub
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
well then hook it up lol. you guys could be like the tl hub | ||
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ella_guru
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Chill
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ella_guru
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On August 15 2010 03:35 Chill wrote: I'd say no, but I don't know your plans for the future. That being said, if you are okay with moving out there's nothing wrong with having a discussion with your parents about giving you more freedom. The worst that's going to happen is they will tell you to move out, which you were prepared to do anyway. really? He's almost paying rent as well as doing a a shitload of chores, has the rule of his parents to follow, and is a young man ready to take the world by storm. googogog! | ||
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
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johnlee
United States242 Posts
Or else move out. | ||
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
For comparison sake in Edmonton, my apt. is $1400/mo. market price, and you've seen how small this place is. | ||
LosingID8
CA10828 Posts
On August 15 2010 03:15 kcaz wrote: Well I take in around 1800 a month, have $150 a month car insurance payment and thats it. I'm just so tired of being hasseled whenever I'm home. And my parents don't need the money BTW. I've been trying to do some sketchy budget ideas but nothing down to the dollar. I've been looking at like some $750/mth places and some roommates but I'm still looking until I'm 100% sure. But to answer one of the q's I think I'll have my job for as long as I need it. But another question was, I don't think they can have me move out for how much I do, and I don't see them negoatiating. Does anyone have some suggestions on how I can move out without burning any bridges? sorry but $1800/month really isn't enough unless you plan on having a roommate at your new place. i don't know about you but where i am at right now you can't find a 1bdrm apartment for cheaper than around 800 a month. there are a LOT of costs that you wouldn't think of when you live with your parents. everything from toiletries to cleaning supplies, and 1-time things like buying a bunch of kitchen appliances, dishes, silverware, furniture, plus the regular payments such as groceries (a lot more expensive that you'd expect!), internet, phone, utilities, car, insurance etc. | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
As for your parents, I think they are charging you and making you work not because they need to do it, but because they want you to experience what it's like to have to live on your own. I think they are doing it to encourage you to be independent. It's common for western families to want their children to move out once they hit 18. But before you make up your mind, you should probably talk with your parents and see what they think. | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
rent 700 bills 200 food 300 other stuff 200 1400, and I think that that is more of a "worst case' kind of thing. I think you should try and room with someone, it's generally more fun and places that arent solo are cheaper / better | ||
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
This might be a bad idea, but think about it. | ||
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ella_guru
Canada1741 Posts
On August 15 2010 04:15 Chairman Ray wrote: Next week my parents are coming over and we're going to be looking at some real estate, so I might be getting a new house. If so, you can move in with me. I'm looking for a TL roommate anyways since I'll be hosting a lot of TL meetups and stuff. I can cook for both of us as long as u drive to the grocery store. lol shit thats awesome lol. Where in canada is all this taking place?! | ||
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
On August 15 2010 04:24 ella_guru wrote: lol shit thats awesome lol. Where in canada is all this taking place?! Edmonton. And I'll vouch for Ray as a roommate. | ||
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Chill
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On August 15 2010 03:39 ella_guru wrote: really? He's almost paying rent as well as doing a a shitload of chores, has the rule of his parents to follow, and is a young man ready to take the world by storm. googogog! I hate when I lay out my argument clearly and someone boils it down to shit. He's almost paying rent, will have to do those chores in his own house and will have to pay for food, utilities, insurance, transportation, etc. etc. It's a lot of money, especially if you're planning on going to school. | ||
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
On August 15 2010 04:27 Chill wrote: I hate when I lay out my argument clearly and someone boils it down to shit. He's almost paying rent, will have to do those chores in his own house and will have to pay for food, utilities, insurance, transportation, etc. etc. It's a lot of money, especially if you're planning on going to school. mmmm no yard work in an apartment  and I'll retract my previous estimate, you're probably looking at 1200-1800 Zack. I forgot how bad insurance can be for an 18 year old male. | ||
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Chuiu
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HeyitsClay
Canada336 Posts
U could probably rent a room from someone for around $450 | ||
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Chill
Calgary25990 Posts
On August 15 2010 04:33 mikeymoo wrote: mmmm no yard work in an apartment and I'll retract my previous estimate, you're probably looking at 1200-1800 Zack. I forgot how bad insurance can be for an 18 year old male. You still have to do chores man. I live in an apartment and a lot of my weekly time is going to get groceries, dry cleaning, cleaning my house, my car, my clothes, my dishes, cooking, etc. | ||
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micronesia
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