Being Broke Unappreciation

MAN THIS THREAD IS DEPRESSING.

DUDES TALKING ABOUT THEY SPENT THEIR LAST $20 WITH NO INCOME COMING IN SIGHT.

HOW DO YOU GUYS SURVIVE?
 
MAN THIS THREAD IS DEPRESSING.

DUDES TALKING ABOUT THEY SPENT THEIR LAST $20 WITH NO INCOME COMING IN SIGHT.

HOW DO YOU GUYS SURVIVE?
 
I know it's hard, but save, save, save. You don't know how great it feels to have an emergency fund just in case.

And yeah, this is a depressing thread.
 
I know it's hard, but save, save, save. You don't know how great it feels to have an emergency fund just in case.

And yeah, this is a depressing thread.
 
It could be worse...that's what I always say to myself to stay in a good mood


I'm not broke but ain't nothing good about living check to check....and AS SOON as I try to save something always comes up
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It could be worse...that's what I always say to myself to stay in a good mood


I'm not broke but ain't nothing good about living check to check....and AS SOON as I try to save something always comes up
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dope thread indeed... and yes Inside Job if you really pay attention, that movie will bum you out.
part of me is mad I didn't get in on the millions I could have made with hedge funds and other things
but the better half is happy I didn't partake in screwing over this economy and put people out of their homes.

that movie will $+$+ you up inside, they really did a number on our country and people smh
 
dope thread indeed... and yes Inside Job if you really pay attention, that movie will bum you out.
part of me is mad I didn't get in on the millions I could have made with hedge funds and other things
but the better half is happy I didn't partake in screwing over this economy and put people out of their homes.

that movie will $+$+ you up inside, they really did a number on our country and people smh
 
bigtomgetsgwap wrote:
It could be worse...that's what I always say to myself to stay in a good mood


I'm not broke but ain't nothing good about living check to check....and AS SOON as I try to save something always comes up
30t6p3b.gif

One of the best attitudes to have honestly.
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bigtomgetsgwap wrote:
It could be worse...that's what I always say to myself to stay in a good mood


I'm not broke but ain't nothing good about living check to check....and AS SOON as I try to save something always comes up
30t6p3b.gif

One of the best attitudes to have honestly.
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Man I can relate to this post. Back in 09, I graduated college with no jobs lined up. It took me over a year to find a decent job in my field. During that time, I was dead @%$ broke. $50 to my name with bills coming out the wazoo. Desperate times called for desperate measures and I ended up selling 90% of my kicks just to stay afloat and not drown. It was a real wake up call that life after college is cold and real. Don't nobody care about you except yourself. All I can say is keep grinding hard and most important have faith.

I remember the turning point was on Fathers day last year where I had a deep conversation with my dad who was concerned with my future and i straight up just started balling. Everything was eating me up inside and I had to let someone know. It was the first time I let my guard down because even though the past year was rough, I tried to put on a face to my family/relatives that I was ok, even though it wasn't. The next week, I had a job interview, grinded it out, and am now working for that company.

All I can say is keep grinding hard and believe.
 
Man I can relate to this post. Back in 09, I graduated college with no jobs lined up. It took me over a year to find a decent job in my field. During that time, I was dead @%$ broke. $50 to my name with bills coming out the wazoo. Desperate times called for desperate measures and I ended up selling 90% of my kicks just to stay afloat and not drown. It was a real wake up call that life after college is cold and real. Don't nobody care about you except yourself. All I can say is keep grinding hard and most important have faith.

I remember the turning point was on Fathers day last year where I had a deep conversation with my dad who was concerned with my future and i straight up just started balling. Everything was eating me up inside and I had to let someone know. It was the first time I let my guard down because even though the past year was rough, I tried to put on a face to my family/relatives that I was ok, even though it wasn't. The next week, I had a job interview, grinded it out, and am now working for that company.

All I can say is keep grinding hard and believe.
 
Originally Posted by tSamShoX

Man I can relate to this post. Back in 09, I graduated college with no jobs lined up. It took me over a year to find a decent job in my field. During that time, I was dead @%$ broke. $50 to my name with bills coming out the wazoo. Desperate times called for desperate measures and I ended up selling 90% of my kicks just to stay afloat and not drown. It was a real wake up call that life after college is cold and real. Don't nobody care about you except yourself. All I can say is keep grinding hard and most important have faith.

I remember the turning point was on Fathers day last year where I had a deep conversation with my dad who was concerned with my future and i straight up just started balling. Everything was eating me up inside and I had to let someone know. It was the first time I let my guard down because even though the past year was rough, I tried to put on a face to my family/relatives that I was ok, even though it wasn't. The next week, I had a job interview, grinded it out, and am now working for that company.

All I can say is keep grinding hard and believe.
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Very inspirational. I graduated in May 2009 too and took me a year to find the job I got now.

To you and everyone else, keep grinding and don't lose hope, it will get better, just gotta work hard and stay focused.

(as I write this at work)
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Originally Posted by tSamShoX

Man I can relate to this post. Back in 09, I graduated college with no jobs lined up. It took me over a year to find a decent job in my field. During that time, I was dead @%$ broke. $50 to my name with bills coming out the wazoo. Desperate times called for desperate measures and I ended up selling 90% of my kicks just to stay afloat and not drown. It was a real wake up call that life after college is cold and real. Don't nobody care about you except yourself. All I can say is keep grinding hard and most important have faith.

I remember the turning point was on Fathers day last year where I had a deep conversation with my dad who was concerned with my future and i straight up just started balling. Everything was eating me up inside and I had to let someone know. It was the first time I let my guard down because even though the past year was rough, I tried to put on a face to my family/relatives that I was ok, even though it wasn't. The next week, I had a job interview, grinded it out, and am now working for that company.

All I can say is keep grinding hard and believe.
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Very inspirational. I graduated in May 2009 too and took me a year to find the job I got now.

To you and everyone else, keep grinding and don't lose hope, it will get better, just gotta work hard and stay focused.

(as I write this at work)
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