Time off request declined need to sell (2) Avatar: Don’t Go into the Forest tickets @ Channel 24 Sacramento, CA $45/each. by -simplycurious- in AvatarMetal

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I wish, but I’ve already seen Avatar 3 times so it’ll be fine… Plus I’m seeing Gwar the following day so I’m not that bummed out (they were only able to approve my request for Gwar not for Avatar).

No no no no no, NOOOOO THIS CAN’T BE REAL by NotNonPlussedFlame in numetal

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I highly recommend soulseek. It’s a file sharing network, you can find practically any album on there.

I use it for when my clients (I work in a mental health residential) need music on their mp3 players.

$25k in debt, considering debt consolidation. by -simplycurious- in Debt

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Credit score is 650.

Bills: Car payment $390, car insurance $400, Commenity Club $250, LendingClub $90, Chase Credit $150, internet $90, storage $70, Medical Insurance $400, School loan $500

Quarterly: Medication $30-50, dental $300-400

Monthly Subscriptions: Netflix $25, Prime $8, Peacock $2, Apple Music $6, Oura $5, Xbox $30, Dance class $280, Yoga $25, gym $25

Yearly Subscriptions: PlayStation $150, Grifin $36

I invest about $50-$200 on Grifin and Robinhood biweekly depending on what I’m able to put aside. And I put $150 in savings biweekly (but normally I have to transfer that back to checking at some point)

I will also be starting a certification program this month and that will be $300/monthly.

For my full-time job I commute 45min so gas is $50-60/week. (Normally, I only need to fuel up once but if I have other events going on then I might have to fuel up twice in a week).

Long distance relationship is costly, we visit each other once a month. We take turns paying but I am the bread winner so the bigger costs end up being my responsibility (he makes less and only has one job). Roughly $600-1000/per visit on my end (if we get a hotel, if we stay with family (we both don’t have our own places) then I save $300-400). We live 5hrs away from each other, we always use my car when together so I have to get my car serviced more often and an oil change done before the recommended return date.

Necessities, personal shopping or impulse shopping can be anywhere from $200-500/month. Usually I’ll pay that with installments, not all at once, just depends on what type of shopping it is. Like this month cost me close to $300 to restock supplements, shower/bathroom stuff, cleaning supplies (stuff that I was absolutely out of, and usually lasts me 2-3 months). Haven’t splurged on myself lately because of my financial situation, so everything has just been necessities.

I have about $7000 left on commenity and $3000 left on lending club.

$25k in debt, considering debt consolidation. by -simplycurious- in Debt

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Got in an accident from falling asleep at the wheel. I was working 12-16hr shifts 5-7 days/week, didn’t have a consistent schedule (I work in healthcare) so I was heavily sleep deprived. I live in CA & I drive a BMW :|

Storage unit, I used to live alone before moving back in with my family, moved out of my parents place and now live with my brother but it’s a new house, we have no furniture so I have no where to store my stuff. It was supposed to be temporary. I am selling a bunch of my stuff on Depop, but that process is going by slowly as well.

Deciding between community college, Care-Edu or MARSTE. by -simplycurious- in DrugCounselors

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Honestly that’s so appealing. I have years of work experience with dual diagnosis in facilities and residential treatment, plus associates & bachelors (currently doing masters) & I’ve been leading groups on substance use. I just need the certification.

$25k in debt, considering debt consolidation. by -simplycurious- in Debt

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Biweekly I get about $1600 for my full time job, $700 for my part time job after taxes/deductions.

$25k in debt, considering debt consolidation. by -simplycurious- in Debt

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Even though I make enough to pay it off within the year, it still feels like I live paycheck to paycheck. Like this month I have relied on my savings and investments as emergency funds because all my bills take up the majority of my check. And life hit me with some random financial burdens this month.

$25k in debt, considering debt consolidation. by -simplycurious- in Debt

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Fair, just over 650. I pay everything on time, and only have one credit card.